Yet bad moods remain an essential part of the normal range of moods we regularly experience.
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Simply say, "Alexa, open Romantic moods," or "Alexa, start Romantic moods" and the skill will then do the rest.
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Like a pet, it recognizes you and your moods, has moods of its own, and happily plays games with you.
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The researchers first evaluated the volunteers' moods and then deliberately spoiled their moods by showing them disturbing medical videos of hand surgeries.
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Her research even suggests that women who find their home environments stressful have more depressed moods during the day, while those who find their homes to be restorative experience fewer depressed moods.
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San Francisco-based Sonny Smith is a musician who's been making catchy indie rock for over the last decade, and on May 27, his band Sonny & the Sunsets will release Moods Baby Moods.
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But its capricious moods are rendered with a deft touch.
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I think my style evolves from my moods and maturity.
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It's too tempting to give into momentarily impulses and moods.
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Trends come and go, moods change, and personal style evolves.
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His moods were as unpredictable as his music was unflinching.
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I go with my moods, I evolve as I go.
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She wonderfully evokes the shifting moods of the estuary's waters.
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One of the biggest moods of 2018 was a doll.
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Our moods are shaped by the music we listen to.
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What generally stay with me are the moods and themes.
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You've always known she suffered from the blackest of moods.
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How do you bring in their moods into a score?
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Very precise, with intriguing way of mixing moods and harmonies.
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Members of this group reported that their moods became worse.
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Expect your partners to be in feisty moods this evening.
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These systems can change women's moods and ways of thinking.
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Anyway... all these moods and fascinations went into the show.
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Recent scientific experiments document the benefits of mild bad moods.
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He became a keen observer of people's moods and mannerisms.
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Is Mouth Moods the culmination of all life on Earth?
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"All the customers were in happy moods," she corrected me.
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No place highlighted the country's conflicting moods more than Florida.
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No other drug seemed able to lift her dark moods.
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They also were gloomier, according to questionnaires about their moods.
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Daylio and Moods, for instance, function basically as digital journals.
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But many of these studies focused only on negative moods.
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These moods and feelings, I'm told, are normal, a transition.
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The "Moods & Activities" section, meanwhile, will present collections of music based on current trends — for example, one of the available "moods" is "fall," and another could be "rainy day," matched up with the day's weather.
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It's so much about water, and so much about the sea, and how the mood of the sea is musically, intimately connected to the different moods of the piece, the different moods of the protagonists.
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It's also capable of adjusting its interaction according to consumer moods.
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They affect our moods, our health, our thoughts, and our behaviors.
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Prisoners can exhibit a whole range of moods, needs and desires.
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Not even meditation or years of therapy can shift her moods.
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Paul was very big on having diverse moods throughout an evening.
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But Chazelle's musical has a number of other moods and modes.
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But mention of Ms. Haley had a tendency to sour moods.
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"Mental disorders are not just moods like 'pissed' and 'DGAF,'" Tweeted.
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I pretty much went with the flow of his daily moods.
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New feelings, moods, and cravings will strike at a moment's notice.
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Have their moods changed, displaying depression, loss of interest or shame?
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Humans have always used chemicals as ways to change their moods.
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Spears, in contrast, forgoes grand gestures in favor of transient moods.
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Part of this is to cater to different tastes and moods.
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There are ups and downs in Mr. Sanders's moods, of course.
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What kinds of moods or themes were you exploring with it?
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Certain colors and sounds can easily put me in different moods.
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The dark feelings, the dark moods really are ripe for creativity.
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And those tweaks could actually affect the moods of the participants.
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My depression makes me far more sensitive to my kids' moods.
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But the humanitarian program has always been subject to political moods.
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You are almost certainly suffering major changes: work, body, hairline, moods.
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His moods were said to swing from rage to uneasy calm.
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Yet new productions in Paris reveal them in strikingly different moods.
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Once the wedding party was assembled, Rabbi Blake lightened guests' moods.
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Our moods are at 150% and R. immediately buys us beer.
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The idea that moving can affect our moods is not new.
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Researchers will track passengers' alertness and their moods throughout the flight.
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Having to deal with passengers in a wide range of moods
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Passengers balled up at the entrance were in typically testy moods.
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There's nobody in music who evokes images and moods like Lana.
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It's just to show you the two extreme moods that we have.
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The app allows users to track periods, PMS symptoms, fertility and moods.
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Rachael: A very accurate depiction of our moods going into the class.
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It draws on fables, myths, even mysticism, to conjure its distinctive moods.
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People will be in shitty moods, so don't ask for a favor.
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In fact, the album itself was a by-product of these moods.
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This clip can even be edited to fit different songs and moods.
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Sometimes she watches TV comedies to try to dissipate her black moods.
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Trump's moods, reveals Senecal, are reflected by the color of his hats.
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Yes, but monitor your moods, because you could get a little possessive.
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I wanted to capture different moods and styles, the way he did.
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His moods swing between the equally undesirable poles of aloof and violent.
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People will be in aggressive, controlling moods, so choose your battles wisely.
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Predictably, the two head coaches were in different moods after the game.
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The weather is finally getting nicer and everyone's moods are finally improving.
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He was experiencing low moods and paranoid thoughts, and had taken overdoses.
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People are in ultra aggressive moods, and your stinger will be out.
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Research has shown that Facebook can transform people's moods and political behaviour.
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Or, more likely, God is simply in one of His antic moods.
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Inventing genres, character types, and moods, Hecht was a major creative figure.
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Music is so powerful that way: It dictates and soundtracks our moods.
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Light creates moods—it reveals, it hides, it shocks, or it soothes.
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The moods of "Musik" are alternately dark, festive, pensive, regal and melancholy.
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And Mr. Sorey can paint moods as effectively as Mr. Hayes does.
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Now he's back with the surprising and delightful follow-up Mouth Moods.
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You can stream (or download) Mouth Moods in its entirety on SoundCloud.
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"She is very attuned to the moods of the people," he said.
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Doctors prescribed anti-depressants, but they made his moods worse, she said.
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Even without understanding the words, I could hear ethereal and haunting moods.
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This transit squares against unpredictable Uranus, influencing our moods and hidden thoughts.
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Some scientists have been investigating whether tryptophan and moods may be connected.
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It summons the '60s with swinging elegance in various meters and moods.
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Such moods as alienation and melancholia have no place in his films.
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There is so much to you - your capabilities, your moods, your modes.
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Mr. Day-Lewis composes a symphony of moods: sardonic, melancholy, inspired, impatient.
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There's a nice dynamic of pacing and moods from start to finish.
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I have a varied closet filled with costumes for different moods and occasions.
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Does Trump really want another full term of dark moods and slamming doors?
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On Wednesday, Mars sextiles the sun, elevating our moods and sense of ambition.
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There's the tweeting -- giving an instantaneous insight into the President's moods and intentions.
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She was very interested in our discussion about how food can change moods.
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He was broody by nature except when he was overtaken by good moods.
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The participants also self-reported the quality of their moods, sleep and sex.
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Above all, he evokes the moods of Hiddensee with visionary power and precision.
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They are sensitive to one another's moods and share personal stories and emotions.
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The presidents appeared in congenial moods, with one photo showing Putin smiling broadly.
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Hicks is seen as one of a few people who understand Trump's moods.
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Patients may lose touch with reality, have hallucinations, or go into manic moods.
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But even after the bullying stopped, what she describes as "dark moods" remained.
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You can keep up with the Kardashians, and Kanye's many moods, on Ellentube.com.
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But at the very least she eased his moods and made him happy.
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During normal days, a "daylight loop" cycles through 11 different-colored light moods.
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"You're doing really well, you've got your moods well stabilized lately," he added.
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Are there any characteristics or moods or sounds that you're immediately drawn to?
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After watching TV, people's moods are about the same or worse than before.
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When our paths crossed, several drinks down, we found our moods were mismatched.
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Environmental features like light, temperature, colors: they influence our moods and emotional decisionmaking.
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Now squarely in her comfort zone, Ms. Cooper traced the many moods vividly.
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Essential Oil Diffuser Essential oils have different uses and can create different moods.
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It can also impact our moods, cognitive functioning, and even our physical health.
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Essential oil diffuser Essential oils have different uses and can create different moods.
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Mr. Cheadle, making his directorial feature debut, switches times, moods and modes effortlessly.
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And negative moods are contagious, meaning they can bring down the whole office.
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Another study published last year suggested that rain can actually affect voters' moods.
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It changes shape, pulses with color like a cephalopod to signal its moods.
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It's time to re-assess the role of bad moods in our lives.
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There is now growing evidence that negative moods, like sadness, have psychological benefits.
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He is beholden to his tiny insects, his mood dictated by their moods.
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What range of moods does Eastman explore during the symphony's 20-plus minutes?
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Dainty decorative plates hang on the walls to narrate the house's changing moods.
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Some soundtrack albums are grab-bags of moods; some are reserved and ambient.
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In Fashion This spring, single garments blend together different materials, colors and moods.
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But in certain moods, he looked on the episode with something like awe.
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Our critic at large talked to the team behind the show's many moods.
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"The Wind Still Brings," though, covers a wide range of moods and structures.
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Li'nard's Many Moods, fronted by a prodigious bassist named Li'nard Jackson, was playing.
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She could take in its breeze, its smell, its changing colors and moods.
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And so this singular movie flicks back and forth between its contradictory moods.
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His wife is a spoiled millennial with a short fuse and unpredictable moods.
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There is a personality and subject to suit all moods in the family.
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But Mr. Karl is a very persuasive guide to the show's mercurial moods.
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The researchers found that some negative moods decreased with sunlight and better weather.
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Sebastian's role is constantly in flux throughout the film, his moods forever swinging.
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It's more of a foundation to build his thick textures, sounds, and moods.
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Serotonin has been linked to mood, so basically, more serotonin should mean better moods.
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His confinement and isolation from other elephants also may have caused his awful moods.
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I love to work with the moods and colours that the morning light creates.
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The same has been found for depression — discrimination is also associated with low moods.
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"We think there is something really interesting about capturing viewers' moods," Smith told Reuters.
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The episodes are never plot-heavy, instead focused on creating contemplative and melancholic moods.
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So of course there are enough shows to satisfy each of your kaleidoscopic moods.
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Sure, the idea of sending us certain scents to change our moods makes sense.
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Studies have found that when the change is daylength is positive, moods are better.
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Burnt Palms are a rock quartet packing bad moods into fiery, grunge-pop missives.
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When she is in one of her moods, she settles into a powerful silence.
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Others don't turn up until sunset, in bad moods, maybe having lost their way.
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It is very aggressive and at the same time has certain moods in it.
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People are going to be in bad moods, and they're going to say no.
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This morning will be especially exciting; however, watch out for sensitive moods later today.
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In fact, we were seated much sooner than that, but our moods were scuffed.
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Recommendations: NascentRecommending videos based on viewers' tastes, as well as their moods or situations.
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Happy people constantly evaluate their moods and make decisions with their happiness in mind.
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Doing your job, said Mr. Hofmann, meant reading Avedon's moods and anticipating his wishes.
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In fact, it reduced depressed moods 10 and 30 minutes following the physical activity.
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Uncontrollable crying jags, moods of despair and hopelessness and suicidal thoughts may also occur.
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Their arrangements and melodic sensibilities are ebullient, malleable, and match Chance's adventurous musical moods.
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Moreover, our moods depend not just on the seasons but on us as individuals.
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That said, Mouth Moods highlights the new banality of mashup culture as a whole.
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Ancient philosophers also believed accepting bad moods is essential to living a full life.
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Black faces are emblazoned on a chart that patients use to describe their moods.
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"Everyone was in good moods," he said in a telephone interview on Thursday night.
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Bad moods meant an endless cycle of slaps, me prostrating myself and her forgiving.
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But on this album, he has many moods, portending many more still to come.
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Reality appears in fragments, and so you give yourself over to moods, to emotion.
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If you are undisciplined, you are a slave to your moods and your passions.
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But as details of the case started to unfold, their moods got more somber.
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The black-and-white images capture a range of moods from antic to grave.
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Its story lines inform his hourly moods and his strategic decisions, including his staffing.
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Some even say they experience long-term, positive restructuring of their moods and attitudes.
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This past weekend, you could see the performers exploring different moods within the choreography.
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Pauley said that she "changed," and her moods, though upbeat and cheery, became erratic.
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Generally, I try to keep my moods separate from my reactions as a critic.
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H. and B. are feeling well and in upbeat moods, chatting over breakfast smoothies.
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Support for the ministry has fluctuated as political moods have shifted in South Korea.
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Being a person of extreme moods, I then leapfrogged to the least grueling track.
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All our products that we sell are wellness products to improve sleeps and moods.
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It was really tough, but I commend her for putting up with my moods.
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"Or, more likely," he continues, "God is simply in one of his antic moods."
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Joyce is the omnipotent adhesive that connects the record's many moods and sounds and experiences.
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The differences in my moods from one month or week to the next were wild.
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Laurence accomplishes both moods wonderfully, and it's a treat to watch her descend into darkness.
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Remarkably, given its profound effect on her moods, Lowe says lithium didn't fog her personality.
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"It's amazing how a little bit of fantasy can alter our moods," she told People .
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You may have heard of serotonin, which may play a role in regulating our moods.
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Flowers have the ability to alter moods and make people relax and feel at home.
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"Nothing is real except the present," Plath writes, but the meaning shifts with her moods.
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We met them out in New York City to record their thoughts, feelings, and moods.
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Then a few months later, I'll change the shows to match the seasons and moods.
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Locations can also be moods, and the best horror movies I have seen understand this.
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"The pressure to participate in everything is a real factor in our moods," she says.
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The possibility of baby "Adolphe" pointed to fickle bourgeois Parisian society, not darker political moods.
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Astrology aside for a moment, you're probably aware that drinking affects your moods and behavior.
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Inspired by different moods, vibes, and personalities, the collection is broken down into four categories.
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Lots of moods to appreciate for sure ... from pensive and playful to mysterious and chill.
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Saturday and Sunday should be our time to rejuvenate our moods and reset our brains.
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He takes all of my moods steadily, he doesn't make me feel bad about them.
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There are two moods that Star Wars movies — well, most of them — do extraordinarily well.
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Millennials seem to vacillate between two polarizing #moods: unspecified rage, and a seemingly psychopathic disassociation.
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Each horse was shown photographs of men with different facial expressions corresponding to particular moods.
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Diana's Aunt Josephine gives Anne something better to do than moan about Gilbert's mercurial moods.
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Evolutionary psychology has shown that houseplants have enormous influence on our emotions, moods, and memories.
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Through tracking Tigger, he said, he had gained a deeper sense of his pet's moods.
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I get moods walking down streets that I think sound good in a certain way.
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Even before the Bud Light ad, corn farmers were not in the best of moods.
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Being happy is contagious, and it can be the same for misery and bad moods.
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The group's findings echo results from a Harris poll it commissioned to survey consumers' moods.
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Jin-Xiang Yu, a soprano, gave a compelling performance that traced the shifting moods vividly.
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Color can attract or repel, be quiet or loud, and convey a multitude of moods.
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The duck body language, sound effects, and facial expressions change to match the corresponding moods.
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Well, there's a furniture line that is practically made for those Netflix-and-chill moods.
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Still Standing also affords her fans to hear her voice in songs with contrasting moods.
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She doesn't seem to care if her moods suit you, only that she's suiting herself.
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But how does the duo make music that conjures up such specific feeling and moods?
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"I don't think we realize how much it's affecting our moods and personalities," he said.
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In semistaged excerpts from "Nine Doors," Ms. Shyu wove together a dizzying variety of moods.
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Several customized bravura sequences show her toggling with daredevil facility among various characters and moods.
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She also wanted to provide the authors with images that had a variety of moods.
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We have now learned to avoid the types of situations that trigger Chuck's dark moods.
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Sher-Gil understood the loneliness of her subjects, and their moods often reflected her own.
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You know what, such moods lead to — they will not end up, and nothing good.
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They devise strategies to shield him from upset and work around his ever-shifting moods.
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Pham's use of color and space captures all the wildly shifting moods of elementary school.
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In other studies, 10 minutes a day of physical activity was linked with buoyant moods.
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He can decipher his moods, know which buttons to push and when to stay away.
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The results suggested that covering emotions with a fake smile only worsened the drivers' moods.
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They found two main factors that drive bad behavior online: negative moods and discussion context.
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For six months, researchers at the company watched cats make noises while in different moods.
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The moods that keep it in motion — languorous, horny, impatient, ecstatic — belong principally to Elio.
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He writes about his black moods, and about how he lacks grace as a harpooner.
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" Hornby is so invested in Arsenal that, "Arsenal's moods and fortunes somehow reflected (his) own.
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Earlier videos, which use music instead, suggest particular moods for viewers to experience the work.
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"There's a lot of moods that a teenage female can go through," Candi Gauff said.
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But maybe the trick to overcoming seasonal doldrums isn't matching our outfits to our chilly moods.
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It is at once chaotic and ordered: We can predict its tides, but not its moods.
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Dr. LoBello explains that our moods fluctuate up and down naturally and can change every day.
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"Inclement weather on the election day could affect voters' moods and risk attitudes," the study concludes.
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He quoted Warren Buffett, who said the markets are "moody" and take advantage of those moods.
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That led to theories about tinkering with neurotransmitters to improve moods and decades of drug development.
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Those eating chocolate mindfully showed greater increases in positive moods than any of the other categories.
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During this study, those who avoided bad moods reported more mood disorder symptoms than their peers.
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Without it, our lives will be driven by our moods — and will be just as unpredictable.
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What binds these often disparate settings and moods together is the sense of surprise and discovery.
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The Waves is a dreamy, lyrical book, a stream of consciousness with moods, snippets, random events.
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A study published last year even suggested that simply walking in nature could boost people's moods.
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This month has a way of bringing warm vibes, better moods, and most importantly, spring break.
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Much worse, Facebook earlier this year tried to manipulate user moods through an "emotional contagion" experiment.
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She was beloved by other executives, who often asked her to help them gauge Musk's moods.
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In addition to boosting the moods of pawns, these sculptures depict events in the colony's history.
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Photos are broken up by category, which includes lifestyle, relationships, technology, work, school, health, and moods.
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As a new parent, Jan Grue recalls feeling lost when it came to his son's moods.
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Chocolate contains tryptophan, which boosts the production of serotonin in the brain, leading to better moods.
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He understood her moods and her temperament, and he was often the peacemaker of the family.
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Although Sam's moods and fragile ego are aggravating, they're little more than fleeting obstacles for Ruth.
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The mud-making rains wouldn't come until the afternoon, and even they didn't sour any moods.
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Each movie in the trilogy is different than the others, with their own moods and stakes.
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And that will help us regulate the symptoms of our, just, up and down of moods.
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In other words, bad moods help us to be more attentive and focused in difficult situations.
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" Google said it did not "use raw audio to extrapolate moods, medical conditions or demographic information.
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The Moon is in fellow psychic Water sign Scorpio, and you're picking up on everyone's moods.
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To go into those dark moods and those dark feelings and express them is very therapeutic.
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But this often leads to deeply bipolar films, trapped between moods and struggling to reconcile themselves.
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But where Lubitsch set his sights on sex, "Atlanta" plays with race, fame, money and moods.
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All these people have troubles of their own, and those compete with Frankie's slightly inscrutable moods.
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"Teen hormones affect teenagers' moods, emotions, and impulses as well as their body," Newport Academy explains.
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The overpowering music swerves between sunny and menacing moods, too often resembling a sentimental movie score.
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Let us survey the many moods of Molly Brown: She is perky, chirpy, spunky, bubbly, cheerful.
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"Once you realize what's causing your moods, it helps people feel less stressed out," Fisher said.
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But in conversations over the past few months, scholars' moods and assessments have soared and plummeted.
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I have a lot of moods and a lot of different jeans that I go to.
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And research shows just 10 minutes of exercise daily could be enough to improve people's moods.
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Like Margherita, you find yourself flinching from him, pulled toward the milder moods that Moretti favors.
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Gloomily puffing on a cigarette or in full smile, Joni is captured in her many moods.
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The answer, he argues, lies not in the uniqueness of our emotions, sensations, morals or moods.
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And she deploys it with delicacy and feeling through the full range of the character's moods.
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That divide has held steady for decades now, through shifting weather, political administrations, and cultural moods.
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He compares meteorological atmospheres to cultural moods and cultural atmospheres, arguing that those also resist containment.
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Lou Reed and Alex Katz glowering in grayscale might do little to brighten commuters' moods, though.
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Tap that and you'll see a library with thousands of songs, categorized by "popular", "moods", and "genres".
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Chance's ease in traversing divergent styles and moods without losing himself gives Coloring Book an unerring compass.
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Playing shows is something that strikes me with insurmountable anxiety, and writing comes and goes with moods.
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Resident Advisor compiled this playlist featuring the sounds and moods of legendary DJ Ron Hardy's iconic venue.
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David Shively's music, with taped electronic and percussion, establishes a succession of tense moods without dance rhythms.
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I read my horoscope weekly and check my shit moods and paranoia against the movements of planets.
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Emoji Siri could display different moods and expressions depending on the context it was in, Apple proposes.
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The idea was to see if the content of the newsfeed could alter the moods of users.
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Mood 24/7 allows users to track their moods and send them to friends or healthcare providers.
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In 1975 Salvador Dalí, in one of his surreal moods, sketched his bath as a "liquid tornado".
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The three-track EP is an eclectic mix of sounds and moods for the DJ and producer.
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He found that a tuberculosis drug called cycloserine had the unanticipated side effect of lifting patients' moods.
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Painting huge murals and frescoes, she bucked modernist trends and instead painted what best described her moods.
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How you can shift gears A manager's mood can have a big impact on their employees' moods.
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Whatever other moods they might have contained, the unifying aspect of Vines was one of fleeting intensity.
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Each Abstract episode embodies the designers' moods and processes, leading to a varied and enjoyable viewing experience.
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With color as the central focus of this work, Dawkins exudes moods and feelings through palette alone.
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Sure, there are plenty of bright shadows and lazy-girl hairstyles to satiate your warm-weather moods.
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Mood. Even now, 27 years after I first read the book, its moods come back to me.
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What keeps things interesting is Mr. Tortorella, who surfs the switchbacks of Jaime's moods with unusual grace.
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It's such a great album because there are so many different types of moods, [which] we love.
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Laura tried to find language to describe her emotions and moods, rather than automatically calling them symptoms.
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And a wild variety of guests — Usher, Snoop Dogg, David Byrne, Little Dragon — help shift the moods.
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The lighting also changes throughout the day to evoke different holiday moods, from wintry nights to sunrise.
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Marina: I dress myself according to my moods so yesterday I was romantic, today I feel kinky.
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A more balanced assessment of the costs and benefits of good and bad moods is long overdue.
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"I just looked back at the original records, and we wanted some of these moods," he said.
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The Takacs — and its guest cellist, David Requiro — were compassionate ambassadors of Schubert's shifting moods and melodies.
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Like the sartorial version of sunshine, this color instantly lifts moods — and works great with a tan.
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Some women I cared about went along with things I wanted to avoid my disappointment or moods.
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"We chop the stuff up and see how it falls into grooves and moods," Mr. Plant said.
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For both groups, however, there is new music this year — a soundtrack for all the seasonal moods.
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It's easy to get lost in your own head on tour, the changing cities, faces and moods.
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The dismal December followed an unusually cold and wet summer, which also seems to have darkened moods.
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We cannot really touch one another, smell one another, detect facial expressions or moods, and so on.
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And in other studies, just 10 minutes of physical activity a day was linked with buoyant moods.
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We don't take our adolescents' viruses personally and we probably shouldn't take their grumpy moods personally, either.
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The suites inhabit different keys and different moods: The Third, for example, tends sunny; the Fifth broods.
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But "Scorpion" is something safer and less ambitious, largely a reprocessing of old Drake ideas and moods.
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It can raise moods, for example, and expand people's sense of what they are capable of doing.
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It was a tour of an inquiring, encompassing musical mind that traversed tempos, textures, moods and continents.
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" In better moods, he allows her to hold his hand, and calls her his "little compost heap.
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Accepting our bad moods is a lot easier said than done, and so is moving past them.
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Michael Volle was an eloquent Sachs, his moods as changeable as Wagner's are said to have been.
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My co-workers were a trial, what with their moods, opinions, facial tics, and all the rest.
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Is he guided by any fixed philosophies or is he moved by moods and operating on whim?
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It also has preset options for specific users and moods, and is compatible with Alexa smart speakers.
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But there was little difficulty, in Chesterton's sense, of associating these moods with the event of Christmas.
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The authors expect new types of attacks based the ability to analyze human behaviors, moods and beliefs.
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I always buy smalls and mediums of the ones I like the best for different moods / looks.
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Plenty of past studies have examined the connections between exercise, moods and psychological well-being, of course.
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The lyric sheet is occasionally nonsensical, but in pointillistic fashion the vignettes add up to striking moods.
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Mr. Sorey is a master of fashioning chameleonic soundscapes that fluidly adopt shifting moods, colors and styles.
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Moods, genres and whether the songs are actually about the holidays vary, depending on where you're celebrating.
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There's all kinds of ... I just did read Michael Pollan about LSD and how to change moods.
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" Kasita is outfitted with the latest voice-activated tech, so you can program your home to recognize "moods.
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But watch out: Often, when Mercury and the Sun meet, people can get in very fixed, stubborn moods.
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As Vice President of the United States, Mike Pence is responsible for protecting America from the president's moods.
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Given their great capacity for empathy, dogs can also respond to their owners' moods and feelings, like depression.
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If you don't know the reef -- can't feel its tides and sense its moods -- then you can't survive.
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Plus, fix both of your sleeping schedules (and your moods) with the built-in circadian rhythm light therapy.
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The app features 15 "moods," or tracks, at launch, including laugh tracks, techno club beats, and romantic ballads.
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However, many apps focus mainly only on allowing users to record their moods, often with a simple emoji.
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Australia's dollar dropped 0.2% to $0.6841 as risk aversion knocked a currency considered a barometer for investors' moods.
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"Over the years, I bought a lot of different eyewear to fit different moods and occasions," she says.
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She began to recognize her own dark moods as variations on the problems she was helping others with.
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In 2014, Facebook found that positive or negative posts could affect the moods of users who saw them.
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Grande's gift is to treat moods as poses while still respecting the chaos of an inner emotional life.
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Watch out for grumpy moods as Venus clashes with one of your ruling planets, Saturn, on May 7.
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Relaxing Sounds: Romantic moods for Amazon Alexa — free See Details Is it over, or can Alexa still help?
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And, for self-explanatory reasons, sleep deprivation is linked to bad moods and, in more serious cases, depression.
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It's a depilatory that will make your eyes turn a sparkling blue and even out your nasty moods!
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The automaker has had a tumultuous 2018, much of it centered around Musk, his moods, and his tweets.
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DJing in an environment like this isn't about narrative and moods and subtle shifts and silky smooth transitions.
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I think that, attenuated to my moods, she understood at least some part of what was going on.
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Still, whether or not they could sway people's moods, their beliefs, and, ultimately, their votes, Facebook surely can.
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The moods, shared with Mr. Crystal's score and Clifton Taylor's lighting, change, suggesting various interior and exterior spaces.
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Instead, it is structured like a story, told through four rooms and a progression of themes and moods.
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In 2014, Benfield led a research study to examine whether natural sounds had any impact on participants' moods.
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And once you've watched about 49 seconds of "Margate", it becomes clear that it is full of moods.
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The ship's mechanics hummed and warmed against my moods, and I wanted to lean into them for rest.
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There were too many characters, too many settings (San Diego, San Francisco, Milan, New York), too many moods.
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The dog had always understood, had always put up with my moods and that afternoon was no exception.
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There are people who can miss out on some sleep without major effects on their moods or cognition.
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We get interior monologues and barometric readings of the drifting moods of a young, unhappy woman named Virginia.
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But Mr. Anderson's onscreen aesthetic is all about creating narratives and moods — of yearning, of melancholy, of passion.
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The production was especially effective at establishing moods and atmospheres, and carrying through motifs like mirrors and shadows.
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However, the next time Judy gets into one of her moods, I encourage you to just nod along.
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Environmental factors will ultimately affect our moods and listening choices, so that's where the second plan comes in.
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We were desperate to escape back to the bleak Northeast, where at least the weather matched our moods.
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The illustrations are flat and telegraphic, with exaggerated facial expressions to convey the characters' shifting moods and motives.
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But for all he had to learn, Austin was uniquely equipped to read his brother's moods and mind.
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Princess Margaret, though, seemed to struggle to find her place, throwing parties and per VOGUE, having wild moods.
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They're able to say no to unreasonable requests and don't allow others' moods to easily influence their own.
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And periodically throughout each day, they asked their volunteers to numerically rate their moods, energy, fatigue and appetites.
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Trump's MO is to surround himself with blood relatives and people who accommodate his moods, proclivities and views.
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For days after each Conduction, I would still be working my way through the most sullen of moods.
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Tension — the marvelous inversion of moods that animated her functionalism — is what she relinquishes in pursuit of exactitude.
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There's few legible words on the EP, but the moods it conveys are clear: sadness, abjection, existential anxiety.
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Trump the candidate has been such a cipher, changing his policies and his moods to keep everyone guessing.
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The unrelenting grimness matches the opera's darkest moods but misses its flashes of joy—and hence its complexity.
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After two years of dieting, the dieting group had improved moods, better sex drives, and better overall health.
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She was punished for it, but sometimes the biggest moods of 2018 come from the necessary acts of resistance.
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Economists closely watch consumers&apos moods because their spending accounts for about 70 percent of all U.S. economic activity.
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Users were never told their moods were the subject of a psychological experiment and critics called that experiment unethical.
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The seeds for this are already being sown—in the reactions against Facebook's sharing of users' moods with companies.
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And Moods Music's hip-hop, R&B, and soul sections are more robust than most other stores combined, period.
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Teenagers who volunteer with younger children experience both decreased negative moods and cardiovascular risk, according to a 2013 study.
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On the other, you also know that the monthly lunar cycle can sway your current moods, feelings, and motivations.
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When asked how they would describe menopause to other men, the most common focus was "irrational" or "emotional" moods.
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It doesn't concern itself with traditional plot beats — instead, it focuses on slowly pulling viewers through its emotional moods.
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I'm in one of those lazy moods where I don't feel like cooking dinner but I need to eat.
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On the other hand, on days when we're not feeling quite so pulled together, our moods can seriously suffer.
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Wall of Death is a French trio that plays progressive, yet cool rock music intent on hitting different moods.
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One question on mood did show some seasonal variation, but participants' moods were lowest in the fall, not winter.
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This creates a tendency for people to feel responsible for the manipulator's moods and obliged to fix them. 7.
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The system combines signals from your voice, head, and hand position to recognize and render a few basic moods.
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It's not wrong exactly; breezy is certainly one way you could charitably describe some of the mellow moods here.
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But even in general, having multiple profiles can be useful, such as for different moods, situations or genre preferences.
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They attended lectures about nutrition and sleep and kept daily logs detailing their exercise, diets, sleep patterns and moods.
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Instead of offering the usual kaleidoscope of styles and moods, Gilbert set forth a secure, integrated, slow-building structure.
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Together and individually, they channel the rhythms and moods of the jazz trio with which they share the stage.
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And you might expect many moods for a book about war, loyalty, trust betrayed and the buildup to treason.
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Emerging research suggests that words, characters, and even emoji can reveal information about people's moods and mental well-being.
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It works the same way as the tags, but the different sides have different moods: awful, bad, good, great.
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The future means more customization, and more ways to use data to identify ways to tap into viewers' moods.
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The moods change fast and furious on "Atrocity Exhibition," the excellent new album by the Detroit rapper Danny Brown.
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Thanks to the Korean writer and director's genius storytelling, the film effortlessly jumps between these moods and tonal shifts.
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While we know that exercise alters the body, how physical activity affects moods and emotions is less well understood.
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I like how the moods of certain songs change when you combine them with different melodies of other tracks.
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Thankfully, at that point, I had made enough progress to start noticing when I was going into depressive moods.
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The Rainbow Dipper Vaporizer, an auto-loading, pocket-sized vape has a rainbow palette that matches their many moods.
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If unchecked, one consequence may be that your life is unconsciously influenced by others' desires, wishes, thoughts, and moods.
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"When I was doing my song choices, I was thinking about tempos, moods, keys, different emotions," Mr. Jagger said.
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Most of the productions at Letni Letna featured shifting moods and narratives; virtuosity was subsumed into larger theatrical visions.
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Yesteryear is a steady source of ideas and moods, and heritage brands use it as both foothold and foundation.
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This new compilation shows the composer steadily embracing new technologies as they became available — and exploring some new moods.
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" As she explained to Hyperallergic, these categories are "based on moods one might be experiencing while being cooped up.
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You can track everything: your moods, your eating habits, chronic illness symptoms, workouts, period days, sleep and so on.
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The Russell film looks expensive and was selling, if not an actual fashion collection, then a collection of moods.
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At Marist, Ms. Olivarez learned the cause of her oscillating moods: She was told she had a bipolar disorder.
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My memory was all moods and tones, while he had a transcriptionist's recall for the details of our exchanges.
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Develop some control over that — learn the M23's moods — and you can have fun beyond your mundane imaginings.
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The many moods and modes on Invasion of Privacy illustrate the flipside of universal ambition, which is stylistic inconsistency.
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Pheromones are mysterious, unscented love-chemicals that send signals about your moods, your sexual orientation, and your genetic makeup.
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Grey Area, released last Friday, leans between genres and moods, while sounding like her most personal work to date.
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To her supporters, her responsiveness to public moods and her mix of caution and opportunism make her an exemplary democrat.
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"The moon changes every two and a half days, and Cancerian moods change even more quickly than that," she explains.
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They could increase the benefits though by understanding how weather impacts consumers' moods and adjusting their offerings to match these.
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The fast food chain rolled out a new Whopper meal box, called "Real Meals," labeled with different moods and colors.
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They would learn our moods by our facial expressions and body posture (which current systems are already able to do).
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That said, even if horror is your least favorite genre, Netflix still has new content for all kinds of moods.
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We know that search histories stored across devices catalog everything from mundane queries to intensely private obsessions, anxieties, and moods.
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Investor moods in January may depend on whether the U.S. Congress reaches an agreement to raise the country's debt ceiling.
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It is founded on the idea that though prices will vary with investors' moods, a stock's true value is lasting.
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At the very least, shirts could tell people candidate's moods if we wanted—already pets have collars that do that.
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And now, their most recent EP, RBB, makes the case that these two moods don't have to be in conflict.
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Everyone should have a inspiring playlist they deploy specifically when they're feeling glum — or when they're already in great moods.
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Exhausted. Depressed. These are the words biotech analysts and investors are using to describe their moods coming out of 2015.
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Ever since, shifting zodiac signs have been the silent force dictating our live paths, moods, and, of course, our romances.
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It seems built into the way she works, which she describes as a constantly unfolding soundtrack of her own moods.
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However, instead of letting dismay take over, I instead opted to survey the fans around me and observe their moods.
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"Workers' moods are in the dumps," said Francisco Luna, a union leader in the oil-producing area of Lake Maracaibo.
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It's been a pretty crappy week here on Earth, so let's take our bad moods on a little interplanetary excursion.
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Horses understand and react to human facial expressions, suggesting that they get our moods and may even empathize with us.
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We exercise because it's good for us and can improve our moods but that doesn't mean we always like it.
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This nutrient is linked to a decrease in negative moods and depression because it helps produce dopamine in the brain.
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Yet, notwithstanding the caveats above, there is enough similarity between the British and American moods to suggest it could happen.
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He was inspired by the work of David Mohr at Northwestern University, who used phone metadata to decipher users' moods.
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Coleman has been working with Whitley since he was 11, long enough to be able to speed read his moods.
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Here, in her feature debut, she's skilled in conjuring moods by using soft images of her actors and their surroundings.
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Mr. O'Farrill's compositions cover a range of moods, from swinging pugnacity ("Lower Brooklyn Botanical Union") to prowling elegy ("Survival Instincts").
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Jacobs's distinct talent is to, somehow, divine the moods of the moment and compress them into 163-minute fashion shows.
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The findings held true regardless of the individuals' ages, genders, ethnicities, and the moods they were in during the experiment.
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Recently, psychologists have found that negative moods can be transmitted between people — even if they aren't talking to each other.
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Easterbrook cites psychological research suggesting that the physical proximity of our smartphones gives them uncanny power to influence our moods.
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No other current series is as conversant with the images, the moods and, sometimes, the clichés of Southern California noir.
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For the rest of my week of mourning, my moods trespassed out of the standard categories I'd come to recognize.
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Yes, we discover new fragrances that express fresh moods and outlooks, but that doesn't mean we part with the originals.
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I was angry that my moods were high and then low, and that this was affecting those closest to me.
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" It's in how he deals with passing moods and keeping addiction at bay: "Sometimes that pull—you know the void?
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Naturally, anyone should be able to describe his or her own feelings and moods on his or her own terms.
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Rejecting it entirely, Buffet painted what he observed in reality: lifeless hair, somber moods, unpleasant weather, wrinkles, and sagging flesh.
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And I go through these different moods of self-loathing and egotism, but having friends and family help ground you.
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These moods also act as a social signal that communicates disengagement and withdrawal from competition and provides a protective cover.
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Trying on emotions as if they were samples at a perfume counter, she flits through moods both pungent and evanescent.
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Stricken by poverty and desperate, fluctuating moods, van Gogh immerses himself in the landscape, making its radiant beauty his own.
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In various ways, nature speaks for the body; moods are decided by the weather, feelings described through changes in climate.
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Dr. Madelyn Gould, a psychology professor at Columbia, and colleagues screened a group of high school students about their moods.
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The moods of the brown folks who walked through our doors reflected shifts in American policy and the global order.
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But I think she's just trying to be funny, just to brighten people's moods to the best of her ability.
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The sky was gray and the ground was gray, but the children's cheeks were bright and so were their moods.
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As used by Mr. McEwan's heroine, however, they signify something larger and more menacing: evil, darkness, irrationality, civilization's worst moods.
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City Kitchen As the long-awaited summer draws near, our moods change, and so do our menus: Everything lightens up.
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Alternatively, low moods during allergy season could be situational -- the result of all the sneezing or side effects from medication.
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On the internet, where characters become avatars for our personalities and moods, passively pleasing trinkets don't pack the same punch.
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The study found that presenting videos in grayscale led reviewers to report significantly improved moods — for that week, at least.
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Instead, it slips between tones and moods, much the way people do even during the darkest times in their lives.
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Foreign governments are eager to understand US Presidents -- their motivations, misgivings, and moods -- so that they can influence US policy.
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According to Yankner, REST levels in the brain haven't been tied to any particular moods or states of intellectual activity.
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Users can track their moods and health, while also keeping track of moments during the day that trigger mood shifts.
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It turns one into a psychologist and reader of moods in order to gauge the whims of a dance floor.
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If you're seeking to set a calming vibe, one option you should take great pains to avoid is Pure Moods.
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He looks better now, no doubt about that, but the signs we used to gauge his moods are all gone.
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Watch out for arguments regarding these themes on September 23, when Mercury clashes with the planet of bad moods, Saturn.
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Trump's largely unstructured days allow him to move White House business based on personal whims and moods, according to Politico.
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" These periods are called "mood episodes" and are "drastically different from the moods and behaviors that are typical for the person.
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And so, cutting off that rich part of how we read each other's emotions, feelings, intentions, thoughts, moods, and so on.
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I would pay money for a Pure Moods-esque recording of Martha doing turkey gobbles over the theremin and crashing waves.
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The trill naturally creates a sense of tension, and when used properly, it lends itself well to somber moods and melodies.
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Scent is, after all, the sense that science says has the strongest ability to evoke memories, or trigger emotions and moods.
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So, below are some of the moods and selves and experiences I've uncovered and the books you can find them in.
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The arrest clearly hasn't put a damper on any of their moods ... Jane looks pretty damn proud of her weekly arrests.
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Pop culture can feel like religion when you're a kid, a shared set of heroes and poses, attitudes, moods and jokes.
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Okja is a Korean-American film, and pushes Bong Joon Ho's talent for spanning moods and genre conventions to its limit.
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Even when Sims roam freely, players need to be able to track their moods, their relationships, their needs, and so on.
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When she's in these contrarian moods of anti-travel and fitness, I cheekily argue back at her, challenging her closed-mindedness.
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This discomfort is especially likely if we are already rather short on self-esteem or prone to pessimism and low moods.
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All these 'hacks' give us the false illusion that we have some sort of control over our day or our moods.
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The result is a sound that can transport listeners across genres, decades, languages, cultures, and moods, often within one single track.
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When the electrodes were in place, the researchers, in addition to inducing laughter, also tested the patients' moods and thought processes.
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Eyewitnesses tell us Don and Vanessa showed zero PDA, but they were talking and seemed to be in relatively good moods.
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Whatever moods that she goes through where things happen, I'm the safest place to be able to take it out on.
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Once your usual supply of sugar gets cut, your body will likely rebel by messing with your moods and energy level.
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Music played on a rainy Monday morning will differ from that on a Friday evening, due to variations in visitor moods.
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" The star explains that the variety of the pieces is inspired by "all the different moods a girl could be in.
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Even if you're not familiar with the texts he references, he evokes their moods so well that you don't feel lost.
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The students were also asked about their moods before the test began, as well as how much they liked the music.
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In it he highlights the various moods that come with returning to Paris office life after time spent traveling the globe.
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If you're going into a dark space or feeling euphoric, you can really allow the music to go with your moods.
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No one had given me a checklist to follow, and so I bounced between different moods, different places, and different jobs.
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While his character in The Handmaid's Tale is no reprise of Get Out's Dean Armitage, the two men convey similar moods.
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The point is: Managing other people's bad moods and difficult emotions well is an ability that can be practiced and strengthened.
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She displays a wide array of moods and emotions and is convincingly vain and generous, manipulative and gullible, brave and frightened.
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Separating the states would instead entrench partisan divides into American political structures, giving permanence to what may be fleeting political moods.
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Luckily, while my mom might believe the Earth is flat, she's not on the "bad moods cause cancer" vibe quite yet.
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Serotonin helps regulate a range of physical and mental processes, such as those related to our moods, sexual desire, and appetite.
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The different phases of our cycles have corresponding hormonal shifts that can regulate everything from our moods to our physical responses.
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These b-sides are a decidedly great companion to the sensations and moods Jepsen has given us on E-MO-TION.
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Nothing lines up, the drumming is haphazard, its moods swing wildly, and it feels like the tracks were not properly synced.
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With a tilt in a riff, a song easily leaps from a feeling of devastating heaviness into atmospheric moods of isolationism.
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She does it all well, and there's a particular joy in hearing all these sounds and moods slamming into one another.
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Bad moods can also improve eyewitness memories by reducing the effects of various distractions, such as irrelevant, false, or misleading information.
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This in turn improves our immune system and our moods; we go to work feeling refreshed, perform better and socialize more.
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At the White House, she was one of the few aides who could anticipate, and sometimes temper, Mr. Trump's mercurial moods.
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Dawson, YouTube's conspiracy king, channels all of those moods at once, modulating his perspective line by line and shot by shot.
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We all get in bad moods, so let's embrace Pisces' vibes and be forgiving about any drama that pops up today.
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Our son grew hypersensitive to Chuck's moods, desperately trying to keep the younger kids quiet so they didn't trigger their father.
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"I was just kind of having one of those moods one day, and said, 'Just do whatever you want,'" he said.
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Trump's Twitter use has been the subject of various analyses of his moods and habits and musings about potentially distractive strategies.
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Lifting weights might also lift moods, according to an important new review of dozens of studies about strength training and depression.
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The weight training could be changing aspects of the brain, including the levels of various neurochemicals that influence moods, he says.
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These, I would learn, are all classic symptoms of bipolar disorder: the delusions of grandeur, the insomnia, the rapid cycling moods.
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Being inundated with so many moods can affect how we see everything around us, unleashing complex waves of uplift or tumult.
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This is a "Hunger Artist" of deliberately shifting moods, and its early humor is largely subsumed in the darkness that follows.
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In Act I, the theme-and-variations format lasts just over seven minutes, taking Swanilda through a marvelous range of moods.
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Bret: As you know, sometimes (in my darker moods) I'm disposed to think he's the only Democrat who can beat Trump.
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If Lorde was a child of Tumblr's collage of influence, Clairo is a playlist baby, smearing moods like a D.J. might.
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The female guides, many guests insist, shine in these instances, effortlessly taking the temperature of the group and anticipating their moods.
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You also can dig into this section for moods to match your activity, like workout, gaming, studying, family time and more.
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Today, however, the United States has a foreign policy that is shaped by a president who seems to have fourteen moods.
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Exercise also seems able to buoy moods far more than most of us, including scientists, might have expected 10 years ago.
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This conceit, impressionistic rather than schematic, would allow her to organize a variety of moods into a tense but cohesive whole.
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Like the outcasts he often sings about, the songs on House of Sugar tend to oscillate wildly between meanings and moods.
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This notion is drawn in part from surveys that ask social-media users about their extent of use and overall moods.
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He pointed to two recent, smaller randomized studies that found users' moods lifted when their access to social media was restricted.
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We change plans, go to plan B, interrupt conversations, go back on promises depending on his moods, his whims, his needs.
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It was a sharp contrast in moods at the US Senate following Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation vote on Saturday.
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Autumn has a beautiful way of substantiating these lower moods and reflecting them in the environment as something vital and true.
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Scott's foul moods infected her good ones, and when he finally came around, she was fast appalled by his greedy touch.
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Rather than a collection of moods, thoughts, feelings, and vibes, it's a collection of song titles that form one run-on sentence.
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Throughout the rest of the class, we were assigned moods (like anger, sadness, and joy) to act out while answering random questions.
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He is increasingly prone to "dark moods" (a phrase that is alarmingly recurrent in profiles of the most powerful man on earth).
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They are the heads of the football city-states that stir our civic passions and twist our moods from September to February.
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For example, Burger King last week rolled out a new Whopper meal box, called "Real Meals," labeled with different moods and colors.
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But, Cash's sentiment could just as easily apply to Gretchen and Jimmy's respective moods in series finale, "Pancakes," which aired April 3.
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For example, Burger King last month rolled out a new Whopper meal box, called "Real Meals," labeled with different moods and colors.
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The pharmaceutical drugs she was given to treat her PTSD stabilized her moods to the point where she was like a zombie.
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A pleasant spring can lead to improved moods and better memory, according to one study, while aggressive behavior (PDF) increases with temperature.
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"Because music experiences generally tend to be positive and bring about positive moods, a person can end up more productive," she said.
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While they both can share depressive moods, postpartum psychosis involves hallucinations and delusional thinking, which Marlo goes through when she imagines Tully.
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Health tracking apps have for years helped people collect and chart data on their heart rates, moods, sleep patterns and menstrual cycles.
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But it established the hallmarks of his future work: The premise is ridiculous, the genres and moods blend effortlessly, and it's funny.
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But, as we've seen with "Seraph," Armitage's moods can shift both downward and up, casting his imagination across an unpredictable emotional landscape.
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From tons of big moods to moments that made us say NOPE, 2018 was a twelve-month avalanche of super intense content.
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As they track their moods and engage with content, they earn "diamonds" that can be used to add features to their avatars.
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Jonathan Schoenmaker filmed this video of Adriaan Stoop — drummer for the Dutch band, The Moods — putting on a show for fellow drivers.
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A three-and-one-quarter pound flawless white truffle, worth anywhere from $100,000-$500,000, depending on the moods of the bidding chefs.
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While most of us can remember our moods in the short-term, it can be difficult to see emotional trends over time.
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Academics are already busy creating smartphone apps that help people keep track of their moods, such as Track Your Happiness and Moodscope.
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The team wanted users to experience challenges in different times, moods and atmospheres, while also being able to construct their own worlds.
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Between "so much gear, it's unbelievable" and unpredictable moods, Andy Cohen now knows that traveling with a baby is no easy feat.
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They just always seem to capture our moods, thoughts, and feelings so perfectly that, really, why would we ever use anything else?
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Being able to go through all the moods that those songs represent, from euphoria to confusion to adoration, it's a fun ride.
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Even the underwhelming performance of Brazil's male footballers, who managed two goalless draws against Iraq and South Africa, has not soured moods.
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Additionally, the artificial sweetener aspartame that is found in most diet sodas has been linked to migraines, irritable moods, anxiety and insomnia.
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The key is to dance nimbly among these rapidly shifting moods, and no one is as spry a leader as Mr. Muti.
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The concert concluded with an involving rendition of Schumann's "Faschingsschwank aus Wien" ("Carnival Scenes From Vienna"), whose contrasting moods were vividly conveyed.
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Bad moods and painful emotions are hard to handle, both in ourselves but also in the people we work and live with.
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Maybe I'm in the minority with this one, but I associate Nintendo more with certain imagery, moods, and experiences than with hardware.
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Rather than asking directly about suicidal thoughts or behavior, the apps assessed participants' overall moods, anxiety levels, social isolation, and physical health.
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Backed by strong production UV Boi brings in some evocative moods that has him singing about falling in and out of love.
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When the mind is able to quiet our compulsions and moods enough to access a richer intelligence, we can make better decisions.
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Cinco de Mayo, Mother's Day, Memorial Day and graduations, for example, can trigger culturally-acquired feelings and associations, which cue certain moods.
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It is a fact that foreign governments used social media to influence the moods, emotions and decision making of millions of Americans.
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Studies tend to show that napping improves our moods, makes us feel more relaxed, and causes us to be more alert (duh).
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Investor Hunter Walk captured the four moods in emoji: Bloomberg's Ellen Huet referred to Amazon's massive purchase of Whole Foods last week.
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I go down to the soulful—to the dark moods, the secrets, the dark feelings, the things you push into the shadows.
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I see the idea: They tend to correspond to moods and artistic anxieties Lisicky and Gess have, but the resonance runs thin.
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If you don't tamper with a wine and live with its moods, it will bring you to a place you couldn't anticipate.
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People living and working alongside such greenbelts have detected improved moods and productivity as well as lower levels of chemical pollutants indoors.
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It is hard for Trump to make the case for his own trustworthiness, given his erratic moods, frightening rhetoric and gleeful betrayals.
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Here, they sat on carpet-covered foam pads arranged around a revolving mirrored dining table that reflected the moods of the sky.
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Comprising Matthew Compton and Asa Taccone, the duo is sure to brighten moods with their electrifyingly happy new tracks and magnetic visuals.
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The house also spies on residents' internet searches and gives them a choice of moods to set, like Productive, Peaceful or Playful.
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She coordinates outfits around them, matches them to her moods, and has made the hairpieces an important part of her eccentric personality.
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And in May, it launched a range of "unhappy meals" that conveyed "real" moods, in a dig at McDonald's famous Happy Meal.
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Another section in the For You tab lets you browse by categories, including genre, new music, podcasts, moods, playlists, decades and trending.
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Through an analysis of their words, the movement of their cursors and other "personalized data," the platform creates profiles of shoppers' moods.
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" She added: "People engage in this irrational cycle of chronic procrastination because of an inability to manage negative moods around a task.
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In contrast, this multifaceted film ambles around Jamaica, recording the land and its people, with different cameras conveying different moods and textures.
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In drawing every day for nearly three years, Blake has produced a playful diaristic record of their moods and flights of fancy.
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From among several genres — cinematic, folk, hip-hop, rock — he picked "documentary," and then chose "relaxed" and "happy" from an array of moods.
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It was just the routine of my life—every day, my happiness held hostage by the erratic whims and moods of my dad.
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It becomes a simple intervention in the paintings that can suggest a lot of different moods, which the paintings were already pointing to.
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In 2014, Facebook experimented on almost 700,000 users, changing what they saw in their news feeds and recording the impact on their moods.
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Just watch out for unexpected shifts in your schedule and some irritable, grouchy moods as Mars opposes Uranus in Taurus on this day.
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Her childhood was subject to her mom's changing moods; Halsey describes eating ice cream for dinner during one of her mother's manic episodes.
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CIMON will also be able to detect the crew members' moods and react accordingly, Till Eisenberg, CIMON project lead at Airbus, told SPACE.com.
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But until there's a cure, music therapy does seem to help boost patients' moods, a recent study of studies called a metanalysis shows.
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When distinct and repeated sensory stimuli, like UI sounds, are paired with feelings, moods, and memories, our brains build bridges between the two.
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As bits of batter left behind from the To Pimp a Butterfly sessions, untitled's sketches share many of the album's moods and obsessions.
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Some say Trump relied on Hicks like no one else and that she was one a few few people who understood Trump's moods.
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A nearby computer analyzes that data and sorts it into basic moods — love, anger, and sadness — then matches it to an appropriate GIF.
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"I guess I was in one of my 'shoot my shot' kind-of moods," Andrea tells Refinery29 of how the partnership came about.
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For example, you can't log moods with the app, and the Health app often directs you to more feature-rich, third-party options.
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People are in crappy moods; while you may be able to work, it's better that you work alone rather than in a group.
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When news broke two years ago that Facebook had been manipulating moods and emotions with a news feed algorithm, people were understandably concerned.
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For example, music played on a rainy Monday morning will differ from that on a Friday evening, due to variations in visitor moods.
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Dwight, windows down, slumped in the driver's seat, blasting "Everybody Hurts" by R.E.M., will forever be one of the Biggest Moods out there.
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People will be in grumpy moods, and to top it off, commuting and scheduling will also likely be a pain in the ass.
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The research team found that the students' moods before the test didn't seem to make a difference in their creativity in the task.
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Be it a basement party or the hungover morning after, Psychic shapeshifts to soundtrack a rainbow of moods throughout its 45-minute run.
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Cusk, who was tenser than I had seen her—alert to every nuance of her daughters' moods—delicately set about repairing the damage.
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Google Play Music doesn't have Beats, but it does have playlists based around moods and times of day, if you're stuck for inspiration.
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Miller began to use his scratchy, cocksure voice differently, his raps growing more singsong, as a way of deciphering his ever-changing moods.
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Fast food chain Burger King is marking Mental Health Awareness Month by introducing a range of "Real Meals" meant to represent "real" moods.
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Ms. Hong vividly conveyed the contrasting moods of selections from Kurtag's "Kafka Fragments" — expressionistic settings of German texts from Kafka's letters and diaries.
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Thank you to Damien for making this beautiful film and pushing me to dig deep for the themes and moods of this score.
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Like all teenagers, Lizzie is part child, part adult and part monster; she cycles through moods as quickly as one cycles through socks.
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Enhanced agency differentiating a cow from a horse for example, is rapidly developing into recognizing specific people and their moods, and interpreting behavior.
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The brain is divided into regions: Some areas control our moods, whereas others influence our appetite, causing us to eat or stop eating.
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Betting global peace on the outcome of Trump's moods and temperament might seem a risky bet but for now, that's what is happening.
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And when Cave In transitioned into groove-based chugs, they could change tempos and moods in a way their predecessors only dreamed of.
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That's why they'll be into LucidMood pens, which combine CDB, THC, and terpenes to target and trigger different moods, like party or focus.
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If these moments have rocketed away from you, they are probably at least somehow controlling your experience, your bag, your brains, your moods.
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Okay, so these lippies may not technically be adapting to our moods, but the results are still gorgeous enough to boost our spirits.
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Desmond's varied illustrations combine watercolors, acrylic paint, pencil, crayon and printmaking techniques to create ever-changing moods and spectacular scenes of Arctic life.
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On his new solo album, "Carry Fire," the onetime Led Zeppelin frontman explores "grooves and moods," from the blues to North African rhythms.
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Ms. Uchida, of course, is attuned to all of the moody Schubert's moods, an expert navigator of the sonatas' sudden changes of climate.
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Recently, visiting family, I spent some time leafing through one of those ancestral histories that Americans in rootless moods feel compelled to write.
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But Mr. Trump's moods have always been like storm clouds passing quickly over a desert island, and aides say that has not changed.
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Meconis's drawings, full of heart and humor, beautifully evoke Margaret's many moods, and the rhythms and routines of life in an island convent.
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We were attuned to the moods and textures of the place, and the personalities and values and biases of the people within it.
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Directed by Jim Mickle ("Cold in July"), "In the Shadow of the Moon" can't quite confine its many moods within a single tone.
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Analogies aside, whether SSRIs affect people&aposs moods is an experimental question, and some research has supported the idea that these drugs work.
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When "Blue Neighbourhood" came out, he sold candles on his Web site in various scents that corresponded to the moods of individual songs.
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In other words, the social interactions that occur during an exercise class or trip to the gym might help to elevate people's moods.
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A scene can take weeks of labor, and as with many efforts that demand solitary focus, the task lends itself to contemplative moods.
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"Being on that island, I found really concrete poetry," Feist said, comparing her moods to the storms that passed over the exposed landscape.
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He seems uncommonly attentive to his son's whims and moods, but he freely admits that it is a burden to have a child.
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I suggest paying close attention to your moods, your needs, your daily rhythms, and you will probably get a good sense of it.
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They say their hobby lifts moods in a country worn down by years of violence and political upheaval since Gaddafi's ouster in 2011.
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People who work with proximity to the President have sometimes questioned his erratic moods, short fuse, micro attention span and penchant for obsessiveness.
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The show ends with portraits of Katahdin done in different weather, light and moods, up to the year before Hartley's death in 1943.
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But babies enjoy gazing at other babies' faces, and looking at a range of expressions and moods gives them useful emotional information, too.
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It provides one with a way to practice overcoming something, even perhaps oneself, or the moods that seem identical with oneself, self-determining.
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Because it's everything, inclusive of money and food and sex and things and bad habits and high expectations and low moods and sleep. Everything!
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He doesn't always author his own tweets, but they do seem to be the truest channel to his moods, his psyche, and his presidency.
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And, because we just watch so much stuff all the time, we're making those associations and managing our own moods without even realizing it.
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And that's a crucial issue when the questions are asking about a widely held cultural belief (that our moods get worse in the winter).
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CBD, as it is more commonly called, is a cannabis compound that is believed to help relieve anxiety, help people sleep and stabilize moods.
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TGAF affiliate Detente today shared his tumultuous new EP Basic Dwell, presented as one continuous 93-minute mix exploring a series of demented moods.
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In his world, people seem to always scramble to make him happy and the President's moods and his fantasies are the most important things.
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It also has an adorable interface that reflects different "moods" depending on what it's doing, and echoes the Tamagotchi digital pets of the 90s.
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We needed a sustainable movement, not one that is susceptible to the fluctuating moods of a politician or the hint of an economic downturn.
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The Explore tab has been overhauled, with a new genre + moods section up top, and a suggested artist and album area at the bottom.
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This can be used for journaling or just writing down other things you need to remember — like your thoughts, moods or health concerns, perhaps.
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Intricacy may be a factor — the pedantic, almost Broadwayesque melodic transitions shift often and with precision, as if announcing their intention to manipulate moods.
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Holodeck exports the sound of the city internationally, championing a spectrum of styles rooted in the use of synthesizers, drum machines, and dark moods.
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Nobody, the aphorism goes, is elucidating anything particularly painful or ugly; bad moods or breakups or mental breakdowns don't make it to the feed.
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Early trials showed psilocybin could produce "deeply personal meaningful experiences, to which participants attribute enduring positive changes in attitudes, moods and behaviors," Griffiths said.
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The NBU's interventions "turned out to be quite effective and on Thursday we realized that the trend of panic moods was broken," Smoliy said.
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I suspect that Dirk, middle-aged now, attracted as one is to the colors and moods of one's youth, wants to keep the sweater.
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As TechCrunch reported when news of that experiment first broke, to impact users' moods, Facebook showed them less positive posts in their News Feed.
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One study, published in 2014, showed that users' moods could be influenced by whether the posts they saw on Facebook were joyful or depressing.
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"One lady, she can be in the foulest of moods, and when the llamas come, she just gets a whole new aura to her."
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These include limited ranges of motion, back pain, headaches, and even poor moods and energy levels, according to research published in the journal Biofeedback.
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Their assistant conductor produced a playlist for us of classical music that we thought would match the various moods of the yeast during fermentation.
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During 20 years' worth of guest appearances on "The Daily Show," Lewis Black has gone through many moods: incensed, seething, irate, furious, aggrieved, annoyed.
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" In a 2000 ABC Primetime interview, Fisher described herself as having two moods; "One is Roy, rollicking Roy, the wild ride of a mood.
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This is why we often react to other people's bad moods in a way that ultimately isn't helpful to them, us, or the relationship.
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" Be smart ... A source who's in frequent contact with the West Wing told me: "POTUS' worries about Cohen are reflected in his dark moods.
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She's trying to capture abstract moods and how she feels them — when they materialize, when they dissipate, when they recede, hypnotically, into the horizon.
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However, mild, temporary bad moods may serve an important and useful adaptive purpose, by helping us to cope with everyday challenges and difficult situations.
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Oh yes, and the occasional black Moods when he pretends the cat's ear is broken or that the air is full of Strontium 90. . . .
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As the latest entry in Cicierega's catalog, 21981's Mouth Moods extends the themes explored in his earlier albums, but expands them as well.
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Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music and others already let you choose from a variety of moods and activities when searching for something to listen to.
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Fewer flights were marked "canceled" on overhead screens Monday afternoon, but for those stranded, moods varied between exhaustion and rage, with little in between.
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But gardening is known to reduce stress and improve moods, and some studies have demonstrated the potential of horticultural therapy for elevated well-being.
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Julie Holland, a psychiatrist in private practice in New York, believes doctors shouldn't be so quick to label a woman's volatile moods as abnormal.
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The process of moving through the space, inhabiting its changing scenes and many moods, is meant to evoke the shifting nature of social life.
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Away from the smothering mire of engine noise, trees give voice to the wind's moods, and bird songs weave aural textures in the air.
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He forces them to live on his terms, in anticipation of his moods and whims and in fear of his inevitable disappointment or displeasure.
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"It really was tackling the challenge of coming up with programming that would cater to all different types of tastes and moods and categories."
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Mr. Lopez opts for an amplitude of feeling, but Mr. Neilson prefers to titillate, to tease and to flit among moods, seemingly at will.
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Children in particular are more susceptible to vast swings in moods and behaviors related to allergies because their bodies are more sensitive, Fisher said.
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It's been said she can act as a sort of Trump whisperer, understanding his many moods and professionally executing what needs to be done.
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But he had dark moods, and Mr. Iger later learned his father had been diagnosed with manic depression and had gone through electroshock therapy.
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Strozzi uses the voice to create four different moods, capturing in print what was then the common practice of improvising over an instrumental accompaniment.
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" John was extremely familiar with his mother's sullen states, dubbing her the "Cecil B. DeMille of bad moods, the Tolstoy of taking a huff.
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And I'm glad that the experiments have implications for human psychology, how moods affects behavior, and the importance of touch in forming social bonds.
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Companies are using their own forms of surveillance — data collection to target consumers with ads, and biometric screenings to watch their moods and behaviors.
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Facebook learned from its 2012 stealth mood-manipulation experiment, which sent positive and negative news stories to users to determine whether their moods shifted.
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The movie is a sublime testament to the visually expressive power of cinema, its ability to convey interiority, emotions, feelings and moods with images.
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For Mr. Reznor and Mr. Ross, the work was slow and deliberate, beginning not with scenes from the film but a blueprint of moods.
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The most striking result from the study may be that deactivating Facebook had a positive but small effect on people's moods and life satisfaction.
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The deftness with which Mr. Bourne (aided by the arranger Terry Davies) makes Herrmann's musical moods and cues serve his story gives sustained delight.
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References to cinema and art pop up on screen almost too fast for the eye to assimilate, as Krstic whimsically scrambles genres and moods.
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Sometimes we would make textures, moods, and bedding that could be used to pad a scene and set a mood we could build on.
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"For me, bedroom pictures give me a wider perspective on my subjects: how they live, what they do, their moods, etcetera," Fajar told me.
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She asks me to describe my experiences of PMS, expressing sympathy as I tell her about low moods, poor coordination and lack of energy.
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Thundercat's musical impatience makes it hard to immerse in this most atypical of mood albums, but the range of moods is worth gawking at.
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Odessey and Oracle, a kaleidoscopic musical vision spanning cultures, genres and moods, has steadily risen from obscurity to the lofty status of a rock masterpiece.
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What we're seeing is textbook teen emotional turmoil, when moods and alliances can change as quickly as the wind — just ask Maeve's portrayer Emma Mackey.
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"People routinely use alcohol in order to alter their moods, but this study suggests different drink choices may result in different emotional outcomes," she said.
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Churchill occasionally had dark moods which he termed "Black Dog", fuelling an entire subsection of Churchill speculation about whether his melancholy was something more serious.
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He was able to make arrangements of my songs for the live shows that reflect exactly the moods that I envisioned and expressed to him.
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However or why ever you're getting your fade on this holiday season, we've found the best gifts for boozers, suitable for all budgets and moods.
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Could if they're charismation and crackets, ordered in asphalt— I want to be beautiful around me dependent can't change from the different protégés and moods.
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In Sicile-Kira's case, he can see people's moods and auras represented in an array of colors, which he turns into paintings that he sells.
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"It's amazing how a little bit of fantasy can alter our moods," Dion, who's the newest face of L'Oreal Paris, told PEOPLE at the time.
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My moods aren't predictable, my body feels foreign, and I often recoil from my partner's touch for reasons that have nothing to do with him.
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Which defeated the point of being a writer in general, since those were my default moods when I worked in retail or at the bank.
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The result: a limited range of motion, back pain, headaches, and, according to research published in the journal Biofeedback, even lackluster moods and energy levels.
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After two weeks, though, their moods — at least as measured by their diary entries — were mostly back to the level they were before the attacks.
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He knows its smell, its subtlest moods, its allure and tedium — how the sight of a child soldier, say, can provoke more annoyance than fear.
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After all the dramatic Beethovenian moods, Mr. Ax offered a gentle encore: an introverted rendition of Schubert's "Der Müller und der Bach," in Liszt's transcription.
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Rather than doing the work of the country, Corker suggests, the main focus of the White House is managing the President's moods and tempers. 7.
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And even though he suffered from what he called his "black dog" — his low moods — I don't think anyone doubts he could be enormous fun.
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One study by Moriah Galvan and Jennifer Vonk at Oakland University in 2015, for example, found that cats may be able to sense our moods.
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After that, though, the interpretation achieved exceptional coherence: never in my experience have the colliding moods of the later movements felt more of a piece.
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Color is a huge part of the show's appeal: hearts throb pink when people are in love; Rogelio's lavender accessories are flags for his moods.
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Many concertos draw a contrast between bravura and sorrowful moods; here the division is stark enough that it suggests the musical equivalent of manic depression.
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If the next president starts enacting a slew of actual policies, then at least we can argue about concrete plans, rather than vague apocalyptic moods.
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There is great irony in the fact that this extraordinarily emotional president is cast as acting badly because of his "beliefs," not his uncontrollable moods.
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Published studies say the drug, meldonium, may be effective in treating heart ailments, strokes, diabetes and Alzheimer's disease, as well as in improving people's moods.
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The music moves through different moods and configurations, with chamber ensembles giving way to massive outbursts by the orchestra — stocked with two pianists — and chorus.
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The dams threaten to alter the lives of the communities that have inhabited this valley for millennium and depend on the river's moods for survival.
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When I first encountered heroin and cocaine, they fazed me no more than any of the other psychotropics that I took to stabilize my moods.
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Some would say this is dark and lonely music, with urban overtones, while others feel a sense of otherworldiness and calm in its shimmering moods.
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Yet the impetus underlying it is powerful; its moods combine joy and grief, heartbreak and exuberance, memory and impulsiveness; and its spontaneity is often astounding.
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The menu is a kaleidoscope because Mr. Vongerichten and Thomas McKenna, his executive chef, are trying to offer up something for many moods and occasions.
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It is also true that unilateral foreign policy, protectionist moods, and periodic calls for "America First" policies have a long tradition in the United States.
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Mr. Freeland takes complete possession of the many moods of "Changeling" (who will forget his crablike crossing of the stage with hands behind his back?).
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Just in the telling of their stories, their moods would improve, and many a conversation would lead to laughter or at the very least smiles.
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While other studies have linked physical activity to psychological health, they have tended to focus on negative moods, whereas this new study focused on happiness.
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And yet the later symphonies integrate moods and material more powerfully: There's something so awkward about the Fifth — the meandering buildup of the final movement!
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The brain mechanisms of how moods affect behavior are little understood, Dr. Brecht said, and learning more about them would be very important in psychology.
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Whatever the reason, Hatchimals WOW comes with "10 surprise moods" and "over 250 sounds and reactions," so it was made to be filmed for content.
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Advertisers are often interested in people's moods because it helps them strategically target ads to them at times they might be more likely to buy.
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But discussions continued over the weekend, moods have improved and the two sides have sketched out the outlines of a "shaky" agreement, these people said.
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Overall, people in workplace relationships said they are more satisfied, productive and in better moods than their colleagues, according to a separate report by insuranceQuotes.
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But as moods lifted with the unexpected taste of summer, some voiced a creeping sense of concern at such a dramatic shift from the norm.
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Directed by Francis Lawrence, the film "mixes dread and suspense with contemplative, almost pastoral moods," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The Times.
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" What's more, there was a particular way to answer the young man's semi-innocent question: "Yes, I love Leonard Cohen—but only in certain moods.
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Some participate directly in patient therapies or procedures alongside staff, hoping and often succeeding in lightening their moods and shifting attention away from their stress.
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Mr. Leithauser has continued to explore these moods since that group went on hiatus in 2012, most recently via a fetching duet with Angel Olsen.
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See it as an experiment and document your research by keeping a simple journal on your moods and the positive things that occur each day.
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People will regulate more and more their moods with all kinds of biochemicals, and they will engage more and more with three-dimensional virtual realities.
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The results not only reveal that ravens can experience emotional contagion, according to the authors, but that bad moods rub off more readily than good vibes.
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Unfortunately, while canines are attuned to your moods and can sense your praise, that can't understand the words "I love you" the way we mean them.
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The Gurung use the honey they collect primarily as a sweetener or mild painkiller to dull the aches of agricultural work and alter their moods slightly.
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Through HANA, the car becomes aware of a driver's emotions and moods, and can support driving choices as well as suggest media do other infotainment options.
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Feelings are not fixed things; they morph in different lights and with different moods, and they're eroded, strengthened, and worn again by the passage of time.
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That's the message Burger King is trying to communicate with a lineup of burger meals focused on "real" moods to help raise awareness about mental health.
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Dani said she and Mikey brought their families on vacation in Las Vegas so they'd all be "in good moods" before telling everyone she was pregnant.
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They're "hand-picked" by curators and sorted by themes that include genres, moods, and "cultural moments," as well as general new music compilations and workout playlists.
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Later, she slumps in bed, naming her moods ("Roy" and "Pam") and describing how she's different depending on which of the two identities takes the wheel.
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Snickers has a marketing campaign in which the main logo on the packaging is replaced by an adjective related to moods, like sleepy, impatient or grouchy.
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When collective moods of happiness and relaxation appeared throughout the year, there also tended to be an increase in online interest in sex, the study found.
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Just as they do today for physical fitness, technologies tracking our steps and heart rates already capture actionable conclusions about our individual energy levels and moods.
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Microsoft is planning to add accessories, props, moods, clothing, and appearance categories in the future, alongside more content after the avatars are broadly available in October.
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But Postmates—the refuge of homebodies, impulse shoppers, and the lazy, hungry masses—understands the real you: your moods, your flings, your celebrations, and your munchies.
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The energy, lyrics and moods of this record grew from ruminations on the roles, pressures and conditions that our society places on women, past and present.
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"When designing these pieces, I thought about what scents inspire me and what moods they create, just as I approach designing my other collections," she said.
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In the edit he was able to construct a specific narrative using Zappa's moods, expressions, and gestures, to give insight into the chronology of his career.
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He explores his own moods and, in a section about the consolations of religion, gives a moving account of his mother's death when he was seven.
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"It's just an understanding of what we do — the stresses, the ups and downs, how your moods can change when you're not running good," Courtney said.
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"No other current series is as conversant with the images, the moods and, sometimes, the clichés of Southern California noir," Mike Hale wrote in The Times.
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While that name may imply very unchill moshpits at parking lot metal festivals, the band produces progressive, yet cool rock music intent on hitting different moods.
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Each song felt painstakingly selected to reflect the characters' moods and allow the viewers a window into their conflicted emotions, turning them into spectators and participants.
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Even though sadness and bad moods have always been part of the human experience, we now live in an age that ignores or devalues these feelings.
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He was born with a genetic abnormality that leads to cognitive delays, hyperphagia (insatiable hunger), slurred speech, and moods that veer unexpectedly from loving to violent.
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Though its sprawl of sounds and moods makes More Life unlike anything else in Drake's discography, it starts with two well-produced but linear rap workouts.
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He used walls and pedestals to direct the public through the galleries intentionally, and his use of color and spot lighting created specific moods and intimacies.
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It's the only subway I've ever really known, and the only one that's ever seen me in all my moods: caffeinated, tired, curious, drunk and delirious.
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Read more>>> By Gretchen Reynolds Lifting weights might also lift moods, according to an important new review of dozens of studies about strength training and depression.
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Six weeks after the writing sessions, those that had delved into traumatic experiences reported more positive moods and fewer illnesses than those writing about everyday experiences.
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I still don't want her thinking she's responsible for curing poor Max's sadness, but I do wish she were a little more concerned about my moods.
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I just like the experience, the change in moods, the feeling of going from a 20-minute composed track to a 30-second blast of metal.
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We're estranged from some of our most important allies, who are exhausted by Trump's moods, offended by his mockery of them and chilled by his ignorance.
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The story, too, mixes moods: It's an espionage thriller set during the Russo-Japanese War, yet there are elements of romantic comedy and show-tune spectacle.
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Manafort and Hannity, again A special counsel's office interview with Manafort in October 2018 highlighted how Manafort was following the President's moods after he was indicted.
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Here is the truth about Ms. Waldman, which complicates matters for those who don't like her: She has spent many years struggling with punishing, ungovernable moods.
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It combines daily reports of her moods with the research she's done about the history of psychedelics and her extended meditations on drugs and the law.
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Aspect ratio is just one device — along with shallow focus and an expressionistic palette — that he thought would help bond audiences to the movie's shifting moods.
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The group is seen in several moods — social couple dances, formal tableaus; the protagonist's isolation (prefiguring several later Cunningham works, notably "Quartet" and "Fabrications") is ambiguous.
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The mutability of our moods is captured in the 14 lines of a poem that consoles because variability means not being stuck in one fixed lot.
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Monthly PMS can wreck our moods and leave us so bloated it literally hurts (plus it's hard to feel sexy when none of your clothes fit).
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And Pandora can create some 80 different versions of the latter, which include playlists by moods, activities, genres and more, all powered by its Music Genome.
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Nathaniel Hawthorne was a fellow-student of the moods, and, like Lowell, a family man, alert to the household strains of his mysterious urges and swings.
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Since predicting the actions and moods of the man in the White House is a notoriously thankless task, I will have to leave it at that.
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Tempos, moods and sometimes lyrics changed from night to night; at different shows, a song like "Tell Me, Momma" could be merry, surly, imploring or exultant.
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The new feature, called Snapchat Cameos, uses a form of deepfake technology to map users&apos faces onto video recordings or animations, which express specific moods.
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We track PJ's adolescent moods, the tenderness and occasional tension that defines her parents' relationship, and also the ups and downs of other friends and kin.
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Moving with her whole body, alternating between sitting at the keyboard and standing above it, she didn't keep time so much as gesture moods and textures.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Thursday, the Jamaica Center for Arts and Learning (JCAL) presents their latest exhibition, Moods and Expressions: A Caribbean Sensation.
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Even as a spindly rookie dropped into the chaos of Don Nelson's system and dealing with the maelstrom of Monta Ellis' moods, Steph Curry was special.
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Just watch out for bad moods as Mercury squares off with Saturn on September 23, followed by the Sun squaring off with Saturn on September 25.
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"Biosensors will routinely be able to capture not only an individual's heart rate, body temperature, and movement, but also brain activity, moods, and emotions," the report read.
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Paying attention to my moods forced me to recognize my need for spiritual growth; I found myself in constant prayer, and even established a habit of mediation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We depend on our surroundings obliquely to embody the moods and ideas we respect and then to remind us of them.
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You should find a song that has a slow transition, and that brings out positive moods (note: it might happen that you end up disliking the melody).
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You'll find yourself getting into more conflicts you can't resolve in positive ways since your lack of sleep has made it harder to process moods and emotions.
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Called "smart eyes," the tech reportedly provides teachers with real-time data on students, whose "moods" are categorized as surprised, sad, antipathy, angry, happy, afraid, or neutral.
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It's a luxury to have a lifestyle that accommodates my wildly changing moods and allows me to have a wealth of experiences that feeds into my art.
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It's hard to believe that the entire series was shot over the course of five days (and on film!), considering Ali's range of moments, moods, and locations.
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Naturally, Dan's moods fluctuate, from cheery and energetic to demoralized and red-eyed, frequently staring at the camera before averting his gaze, not wanting to break down.
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There are some facial expressions in both of these photos that are certified MOODS, as well as some excellent hats on the heads of Britain's finest women.
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To prepare for the role, James read her memoirs, which described Churchill's real affection for his staff, but also his mercurial moods (he hated single spaced memos).
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" Uncommon worked with "sense experts" to select the music to match workers' moods, with calm sounds in the quiet rooms and motivational music in the "creative corners.
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But you've probably never seen one quite like this—an 80-minute "mixtape" that traipses through the pulpy, dark, and psychedelic moods of 80s and 90s entertainment.
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But Mr Trump likes Mr Pompeo, his nominee as the next secretary of state, largely because he skilfully panders to the moods and instincts of his boss.
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For people already suffering from depression and/or seasonal affective disorder (SAD), NYE can worsen unpleasant feelings and moods that are already present, according to Dr. Kubiak.
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Just watch out for bad moods and disagreements when Mercury squares off with Saturn on September 23 and the Sun squares off with Saturn on September 25.
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And I have time to take two shots at recreating the Fuller House theme for a modern audience, following its two antithetical moods to their natural conclusions.
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New research from the University of Sussex and the University of Portsmouth have found that horses can recognize human faces and remember their previous moods, reports UPI.
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We are completely interdependent: Our moods, our attitudes, the subtle messages we give out about what is possible and what we believe, profoundly influence those around us.
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Consider having your office painted to positively influence your employees' mentalities and moods or use color in your own desk or office to give yourself some inspiration.
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These seven simple tips, such as paying attention to your employees' moods and encouraging them to take vacation, will ensure your team is calm, cool, and collected.
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Helpless before marzipan, she is greedy, temperamental, afraid of the dark, prone to black moods, black humor, black teeth (all that marzipan), vain, vindictive, an inveterate snob.
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McKee notes that emotions affect not only our bodies, but also our thoughts and actions, making it vital to pay close attention to our feelings and moods.
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Fresh off of releasing his sublime single "Sunrise," the Major Lazer member uses the 20-minute session to show off his dexterity in navigating moods and tempos.
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It's a whole lot of sounds and moods all bleeding into each other—an example in microcosm of the joy of following his catalog as a whole.
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The melodies are there, the moods are utterly singular, and there's a song called "Pets" about how all of our pets are going to die one day.
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It can take a piece of music, it will deconstruct it, and learn from it the essence of the piece, and also add different motions, moods, etc.
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The repetitive beat insinuates how these moods often operate within a cycle, and the lo-fi production gives insight into how messed up that can all feel.
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So with Stranger Things, typically, because it's set in the 80s, it makes it more difficult to get those moods across without being too cheesy about it.
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We found that bad moods also reduced gullibility and increased scepticism when evaluating urban myths and rumours, and even improved people's ability to detect deception more accurately.
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With such a vast and varied repertory — Mr. Taylor's dances could be flippant, savage, idyllic, among many other moods — it would be jarring if there were consensus.
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It can be challenging to gauge his moods that way, so I checked in with him regularly by phone in the months after he left Mountain Valley.
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Aetna, the major health care company, is among the growing number of employers that bring therapy animals into the workplace to reduce stress and lift people's moods.
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The Kremlin is cautious about his mercurial moods, and Democrats will continue to challenge the president over Russian actions, particularly the election meddling described by Mr. Mueller.
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Even with acting—to go through those dark moods that you personally go through and put them outside of yourself and into a character is very therapeutic.
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In an undated letter a few months later, while training in North Carolina, he wrote: Dear Mum and Dad, … It is amazing how our moods change here.
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I recommend creating a long playlist packed to the brim with all your favorite jams for all your typical moods to make the trip go by faster.
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In addition, 42% of parents with daily gamers reported that playing video games negatively impacted teens' moods, compared to 32% of parents whose teens played less frequently.
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JON PARELES Bill Frisell and Thomas Morgan wade through various moods on "Small Town," their first release as a duo, without altering the atmosphere of probing communion.
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As the dreary conformity of America during the Eisenhower years loosened dramatically in the '60s, mass media got more sophisticated at manipulating public moods and private consciousness.
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But besides that, we don't know much about the mechanisms for how light affects our moods and why lack of light can lead to symptoms of depression.
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We intuit his moods through the drape and droop of the fabric (the thread count looks pretty decent), and infer a brooding, smoldering temperament behind the cloth.
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After following the drivers closely, the researchers found that on days when the smiles were forced, the subjects' moods deteriorated and they tended to withdraw from work.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson shared Lowell's sense of the inevitability of temperament: "the iron wire ," as Emerson put it, upon which the moods, like glass beads, were strung.
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Mood tracker Keep track of your moods every day in the same way you track your habits, or use a more minimal format using simple emoji. 8.
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"So many moods #Tokyo," Kim captioned the picture, likely referring to an unhappy Reign while the rest of his family seemed to be enjoying the outdoor activity.
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For Mr. Baker, 31, who recently became the lighting director for Boston Ballet, good lighting design is integral to a dance, inseparable from its moods and meanings.
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And maintaining the willpower (and, more crucially, finding the time or money) to keep our moods buoyant, or at least intact, can feel like an uphill battle.
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Raised in the Midlands, before moving to the Lake District as a teenager, Rob had long battled with low moods, OCD and an unhealthy relationship with alcohol.
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"We also expect novel attacks that take advantage of an improved capacity to analyze human behaviors, moods, and beliefs on the basis of available data," add the authors.
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Woebot checks-in every day at varying times, grabbing participants in their worst or best or most mundane moods, to get an averaged take on their overall state.
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For their part, the riders' daily reports about the states of their digestive tracts and moods likewise showed little variation whether a rider was eating gluten or not.
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"The robot personality may also be modifiable within a base personality construct to provide states or moods representing transitory conditions of happiness, fear, surprise," the patent papers state.
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It's essentially a murder mystery set at a country estate, but in tone and humor it closer to novelist Evelyn Waugh in one of his most misanthropic moods.
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It's not just you — people are prone to moods during the holidays, and more than half feel some stress and fatigue during the final weeks of the year.
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Whereas other rappers would pivot between braggadocious and rueful from song-to-song, Keef explores all manner of moods within the confines of a seemingly one-note concept.
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The company today is launching its own take on personalization with playlists built to fit users' moods, activities, and genres, which are all powered by Pandora's Music Genome.
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"There are some subdued songs on there, but I think there are eight very different songs and eight very different moods," says keyboardist and vocalist Gus Unger-Hamilton.
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If polling represents an imperfect, though still useful, method for reading voter moods, Enten and Malone aren't worried — the ultimate poll, they underscore, is always the election itself.
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