After, I've been more drawn to citrus, patchouli, frankincense scents.
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Most Republican voters are more drawn to the party's social conservatism.
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I happen to have been more drawn to sound and voice.
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I'm definitely more drawn to something a little bit darker and edgier.
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Figuring out a lasting solution will be a more drawn-out battle.
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It would be much more drawn-out, so yeah, it would be insane.
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There's certainly a possibility we're in a deeper, more drawn out trade tension.
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"I think adults will be equally – if not more – drawn to this film."
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Why do you think gay people have been more drawn to these fields?
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I'm much more drawn to the idea of exhibiting it as a series.
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Are you more drawn in by the fantasy or the strategy of Magic?
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Now, requirements for more education have made training more drawn out and specialized.
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As Arthur recedes and the Joker takes over, the choreography becomes more drawn out.
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Her fight against Sanders was more drawn out and contentious than most had originally expected.
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So it's going to be more drawn out, slower, more involvement with his spy stuff.
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At that point in my life, I was more drawn to a more criminal mentality.
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The president is trying to avoid a more drawn-out, costly war, not start one.
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I'm more drawn, I always have been, to the idea of cinema and glamour and celluloid.
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We were more drawn in by what the 23-year-old pop star was snacking on.
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They admit they're more drawn to the sound of syllables than what their words actually mean.
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"When It's You," with its wry Everywoman of a narrator, is more drawn to the commonplace.
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Bathing buffs are more drawn to a warm-water soak as a physical and emotional palliative.
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The London Stock Exchange is working to attract more technology IPOs, usually more drawn to New York.
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That could make for a less intense, but more drawn-out, period of pain for the manufacturer.
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I was consistently more drawn to the discomfiting films, the ones with more political and personal edge.
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The Trump folks are tougher, more vicious and much more drawn to racist appeals than those 1988 Republicans.
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The report also highlights that younger audiences are more drawn toward online productions, which are more culturally diverse.
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"I am more drawn to the plastic, three-dimensional, than to pure line and color," Nelson Rockefeller said.
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The delayed and more drawn-out autumn freeze leaves communities isolated during a growing part of the year.
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Eventually the carolers would reach my room, but I was more drawn to the view from my window.
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The outbreaks are also a sign that polio's grand finale may be more drawn out than even pessimists expected.
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It might be slightly more drawn out or occur more frequently in epileptic people, but it's otherwise the same.
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Human beings are naturally more drawn to negative stories than to positive ones, if it bleeds it leads, etc.
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During John Tyler's presidency, the process became more drawn out, though many of Tyler's nominees were rejected, not confirmed.
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I was much more drawn to her version than to the original, and I returned to the song endlessly.
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But that's the thing: They're almost exactly what you'd expect from a "Breaking Bad" episode, except more drawn-out.
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McEntee was reportedly escorted off the job in a hurry, while Porter's goodbye was a bit more drawn out.
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But when we're talking about longer engagements that are more drawn out, then we absolutely need a new AUMF.
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But I found that I was more drawn to the darkness and the driven synths and the syncopated beats.
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Additionally, growing violence throughout the country ensures that the process for this government will be even more drawn out.
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I've definitely been more drawn to those kind of sounds, noise, the sound of a radiator, things like that.
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That said, after checking them out in person, I found myself more drawn towards the model with the OLED panel.
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While some are in it for moral reasons, others are more drawn to the health and diet aspect of veganism.
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But that's not because boomers love cities or are more drawn to urban living than previous generations — just the opposite.
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"We will be more drawn to making relationships and projects work while we reassess our incentives and passions," Stardust says.
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And then I think little by little, that drops away and you're just more drawn to things that you've been doing.
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We learned from user testing sessions that users were more drawn to the prototype that had emojis incorporated in the interface.
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The formerly high-flying company's recovery "is going to be more drawn out than we expected," said Morningstar analyst RJ Hottovy.
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She said she expected to know which subscription type consumers are more drawn to within two to three months of launch.
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"The truth is that editors are more drawn to pitches by recipe developers and writers that are more like them," Lai says.
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Mr. Leblanc, handsome but remote, seemed more drawn to the swirling harmony of the swans than to any one swan in particular.
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After graduating in 22011, Mr. Shane returned to Hawaii to learn the family business, but he found himself more drawn to music.
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Some genuinely believed that LSD was going to change the world, but even they became more drawn towards the material rewards later on.
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But the outbreaks of vaccine-derived cases are a sign that polio's grand finale may be more drawn out than even pessimists expected.
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I'm more drawn to the shows and films that revel in hip-hop's innovation rather than the ones steeped in nostalgia or melodrama.
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The offerings are generally pretty solid, if a bit limited, though I found myself more drawn to ambient soundscapes rather than spoken guides.
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But the most noticeable transition for me was when the concentrated pockets of sadness turned into longer, more drawn-out bouts of melancholy.
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Others said undecided voters wouldn't be able to overlook Trump's 2005 words and would be more drawn to Hillary Clinton because of them.
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Still I've always been more drawn to charts, diagrams, maps, and the like rather than what we might think of as traditional pictures/paintings.
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Each episode felt more drawn-out than the last, there were plenty of awkward exchanges, and an out-to-win villain captured everyone's attention.
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Judging by Mr. Chappelle's stand-up output, however, there are few subjects he is more drawn to than the sexual misbehavior of famous men.
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It's totally possible that younger fans will be more drawn to baseball if the game lives on their phones rather than on the radio.
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They are faster to rebut allegations and they also more often openly attack the short sellers' credibility, making for more drawn-out, expensive campaigns.
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What I'm more drawn to is the personal nature of this stuff, whether that's Melancholia or Take Shelter, or even Children Of Men or something.
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These days, I'm more drawn to a more androgynous approach to things, and I think that's what this bottle is a little bit representative of.
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Mr. Jeffries has described himself as more drawn to a legislative career, a path that could take him to House leadership or perhaps the Senate.
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Washington (CNN)The slow pace of nominations in Rex Tillerson's State Department is making what a typically a chaotic transition process even more drawn out.
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The Democratic primary, of course, was a much more drawn-out affair: Neither Barack Obama nor Hillary Clinton came close to the nomination until May.
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"Annie Hall" had been one of my favorite movies, but I was more drawn by the generational drama playing out among the new film's principals.
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Conquering polio has been a much more drawn-out and expensive battle than they originally anticipated — and it's one that continues to be problematic, they say.
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A ruling striking down the reviews could have diverted the bulk of patent disputes back to federal courts, where litigation is more drawn out and expensive.
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While it wasn't surprising that women were more drawn to men who found them attractive, they were most attracted to the men whose feelings were unknown.
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Proponents argue that eliminating tuition will make the school more diverse, as low-income (predominantly minority students) will be more drawn to a school that's free.
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Breakfast sees two options, with free pastries and coffees available for guests to grab on the go, or a more drawn out a la carte affair.
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"I found that I was more drawn to the darkness and the driven synths and the syncopated beats," she told The New York Times last month.
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And while quickies and low-key sex can be fun at times, more drawn-out sex can have a big payoff in terms of intimacy and pleasure.
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The process will be more drawn-out than usual if, as seems likely, there proves to be a shortage of buyers for a fresh supply of junk.
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But this go 'round, we've been more drawn to the perfectly-imperfect athletic hairstyles on the ground at New York Fashion Week — also known as "athleisure" hair.
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It also doesn't help that studies have shown the news often slants negative because people are often more drawn to depressing stories, often without even realizing it.
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" According to that survey of 1,892 drivers by the University of Helsinki, those deemed to have more disagreeable character traits were "more drawn to high-status cars.
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I'm more drawn to the thousands of "songs" in Spotify's Sleep Sound Library, particularly "full gutters" and "office air-conditioners," and I have a white noise machine.
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She believes that although a correction this year would likely be more drawn out and less extreme, large-cap stocks may see another 8 to 10 percent decline.
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Cagle earned a law degree and practiced as an attorney in Texas — but over time, he became more drawn to organizing parties, bar crawls, and other fun events.
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Absent a radical change in direction, we'll never know if a more expansive and more drawn-out impeachment process would have mobilized the base or swayed more voters.
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One of those studies found that those who'd experienced heavy trauma, rather than light trauma, seemed to be less loyal to brands and more drawn to low prices while shopping.
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First-time customers often come away bewildered and humming the store's unending earworm of a theme song, but return for more, drawn back by a constantly changing array of goods.
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Was that a case where, because you'd already worked with her, you knew instantly that she was right for the part, or was that a more drawn-out casting process?
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It is entirely possible that teenagers who are more anxious and unhappy to start with are more drawn to smartphones to deflect their negative emotions than their better-adjusted peers.
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Over time, Brown found himself more and more drawn to mentalism and started developing his credo of letting audiences see what the process of mind reading looked like in action.
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Because they feel subconsciously, the audience is going to be more drawn in and engaged with something if they feel like it was actually photographed, and not superhero-movie cartoon-created.
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Life Aquatic marks an uneasy transition for Anderson, as he moves from a director who seems more drawn to his movies' sons to one more invested in his movies' father figures.
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Even Edmund Burke, we were told, was no more drawn to Rockingham by ideology than Tom Hagen was drawn to the Corleone family because he shared Vito's views on urban governance.
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Now, let&aposs get into this weird week, in which a bizarre commercial for Peloton somehow ended up being a bigger — or at least more drawn out — story than Cyber Monday.
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"As a writer and a reader and a viewer, I do love the supernatural, but I think I'm more drawn to horror when it can be grounded in realism," he says.
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We're not buddy buddy or anything - I've been to Conor Oberst's house once - but I guess I'm more drawn to the more punk or people trying to make violent music or something.
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For those who show up at the border, or apply for protection while in a refugee camp abroad, the processes are much more complicated, more drawn-out, and the chances even slimmer.
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Instead of thinking about his career at Goldman as "a set of rungs on the ladder," Holmes said, he was more drawn to the chance to revitalize a part of the organization.
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Democrats are right to be nervous: The tight early results, matched with Mr. Bloomberg's cash infusion, may portend a far more drawn-out primary process than many in the party had hoped.
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PHD used Q to build a communication strategy for a technology brand centered on the insight that people were more drawn to brands that humanized technology rather than touting the technology itself.
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Even before Regan came along, I found myself more drawn to such spaces than I'd once been and more conscious and appreciative of them as antidotes to the fragmenting of American life.
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Even before Regan came along, I found myself more drawn to such spaces than I'd once been and more conscious and appreciative of them as antidotes to the fragmenting of American life.
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WMO SAYS TOO SOON TO ATTRIBUTE CURRENT HEATWAVE IN EUROPE TO CLIMATE CHANGE, BUT IT IS "ABSOLUTELY CONSISTENT" AND "HEATWAVES WILL BECOME MORE INTENSE, MORE DRAWN OUT, WILL START EARLIER AND FINISH LATER"
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Even as Lawrence sings sometimes—as on the the golden-hour refractions of "Spanish House"—your ear can be more drawn to Deebank's gleaming leads, which flutter with speedy stillness in the margins.
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The report also found that millennial consumers in Russia are more drawn to luxury brands when they're featured in social media posts by their friends or by influencers, as opposed to by brands.
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If the investigations find China guilty, then China would be forced to take immediate actions to improve its practices (versus the more drawn out process under the TPP) or else face punitive tariffs.
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To me, the answer has always seemed obvious: You are more drawn to the study and practice of American foreign policy if you believe that American involvement abroad is generally a force for good.
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They hope, though, that Clinton can start to find the sweet spot for the stump speech that she will have to use in what is looking like a more drawn out contest against Sanders.
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"Heatwaves will become more intense, they will become more drawn out, they will become more extreme, they will start earlier and they will finish later," WMO spokeswoman Clare Nullis told a briefing in Geneva.
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And while no one should be reduced to the narrative they incidentally provide, she's embraced being a queer alt person of reference for teens more drawn to the broody and other-worldly than the everyday.
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It envisioned a far more drawn-out process for the denuclearization of North Korea than the demands of the Trump administration, which has talked about dismantling the North's arsenal in six months to a year.
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That means Amazon will collect sales tax in all 45 states that require it, ending one of the company's more drawn-out regulatory fights that the e-commerce giant had resigned itself to losing years ago.
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When Gastelum clumsily traded blows with Colin Hart to secure a knockout in thirty seconds, it was easy to see why viewers would be more drawn to the pinpoint precision of the series standout, Uriah Hall.
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"Though the public might overwhelmingly recognize the utilitarian model as the more morally appropriate to have on the roads, individual consumers will be -- according to our data -- significantly more drawn toward the self-protective ones," he said.
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But the shift could be more wide-ranging, Ruffini said, eventually encompassing Moncler's main puffer ranges - which account for 80 percent of its sales - and which are now phased into stores on a more drawn-out basis.
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Now, a new iteration on the look is here, spearheaded by Instagram's makeup artist du jour Nam Vo. She says that contouring isn't exactly dead (despite reports), but she's more drawn to a plump, three-dimensional, healthy glow.
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As he's met more and more independent creators and seen the dynamics of how their teams work and the work they create, he's been more and more drawn into the world of small team developments where anything goes.
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"Fans may appear to identify or even empathize with (the shooters) as social outcasts, or perhaps they are more drawn to the lure of the forbidden of joining such a provocative fandom," wrote the author, Andrew Ryan Rico.
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In the end, she was able to secure a release on two weekends, and though her death scene was supposed to be more drawn out, they were able to film a quicker version of the Sand Snake's death.
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Meanwhile, the atmosphere would be more and more drawn to Jimmy as his mass increased (assuming he doesn't suck it all down at the start!) and that atmosphere which remained would become hotter and hotter along with Jimmy.
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"I had one too many roles where I had a crown of flowers around my head, where I was like the innocent virgin, and I felt really frustrated by that and ultimately more drawn to playwriting," she said.
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"Although there clearly will be an increasing need for necromanagement, I've always been more drawn to the living creative process," says Martin Kirkup, a founding partner at Direct Management, who represent Katy Perry, K.D. Lang and Adam Lambert.
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His win against Klitschko was probably one of the more drawn out and uneventful matches in recent time, and at least in my mind, he'll always go down as the man who famously punched himself in the face.
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The problem is that Girlboss's 13-episode first season starts off like a more drawn-out, televised version of Amy Schumer's Trainwreck that devotes its early episodes to doing nothing more than proving that Sophia is a surly jerk.
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As Stephanie Nadi Olson, the founder of We Are Rosie, put it, "Women like me are much more drawn to books written by women leaders and founders simply because women lead from intuition and compassion," she told Business Insider.
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Lucky charms: transit tokens and tickets, movie stubs, cute key chain, fables, your phone Jupiter is a planet that favors wisdom and experience over book smarts, but Jupiter in Gemini suggests that you're more drawn to numbers, language, and quantifiable data.
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There's no guarantee that everyone who feels more drawn to their moon sign will have a night chart, but if you're feeling short-changed by your sun sign, it's worth taking a look — you never know what else you might discover.
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In his work with the BMW Guggenheim Lab, he has led walks through aging housing complexes on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, and found that people were more drawn to building façades with lots of doorways, windows, and activities.
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Ohrenschall, a longtime opponent of capital punishment, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal he would pursue a legislative path rather than trying to change the state's constitution, a more drawn-out process that would require a ballot measure in 28503. Gov.
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Hearing evangelical leaders praise Mr. Trump and noting his persistent approval among white evangelicals, white Trump supporters may find themselves more and more drawn to the evangelical label and to churches they know will be filled with politically like-minded congregants.
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You may also not be surprised to learn that salt was the most frequently depicted seasoning, or that cheese was the most commonly illustrated dairy product (Italian painters were more drawn to fromage than the Dutch or even the French).
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On Tuesday, for example, when Mr. Kim flew to Dalian, China, to meet with Mr. Xi, the two leaders outlined a far more drawn-out process for denuclearization than is favored by either the United States or its ally Japan.
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Modsy starts similarly to Havenly, where you fill out a style quiz by picking photos of rooms you're more drawn to, like or dislike pieces of furniture in the example designs you chose, and explain the goals of your project.
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The president's support for a more drawn-out process was at odds with a plan set forth by Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, who has tried to persuade the president to support an abbreviated trial.
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Throughout the show's first two seasons, Jimmy and Gretchen reluctantly fell into their own acidic version of a romantic comedy, becoming more and more drawn to each other even through his worst self-destructive instincts and the revelation of her clinical depression.
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The more drawn out and partisan the process of replacing Comey becomes, the clearer it will be that Trump is setting out to corrupt the FBI, and that the new director will be expected to fall in line where Comey did not.
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While some previous research has found teens who aren't heterosexual tend to be more drawn to smoking than their straight peers, the current study offers fresh insight into how both gender and sexual orientation may separately influence tobacco use, Dai said by email.
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They seem less inclined than their parents to reward Clinton for the outreach of her husband, former President Bill Clinton, and more drawn to Sanders' outspoken views on reducing income inequality, cracking down on Wall Street, and cutting the cost of college.
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" I was more drawn to the waitress who described her duties with the clarity of E. B. White: "Explain dishes on menu to patrons and make recommendations; take orders and relay them to kitchen; calculate meal costs and add taxes to final bill.
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This sprawling exhibition is organized according to four themes: "Confronting Contagion"; "States of Mind"; "Worlds of Care"; and "Birthing Narratives," but I found myself more drawn by how the artists incorporated their personal narratives of illness than by the exhibition's overall didactic structure.
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An expert on power exchange (she happens to be that dominatrix), she's got secrets of her own, including the fact that she appears to be more drawn to her winner boss than to the twitchy Javert with whom she's built a family.
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Interestingly, though, while the documentary itself was about the top solvers at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, I was much more drawn to the DVD extras of "Wordplay," which included a handful of interviews with top constructors, including Liz Gorski and Merl Reagle.
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Washington (CNN Business)Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will get up on Wednesday to talk about interest rates and the US economy -- and project an air of stability as the central bank is once more drawn into a political drama created by President Donald Trump.
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While the star's unexpected bordeaux pout is slightly out of season (which might be why we're so into it!), it's also a lipstick shade she typically steers clear of, as she's more drawn to pinks and reds, according to her makeup artist Amy Nadine.
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It is too soon to definitely attribute Europe's current blistering heatwave to climate change, but it is "absolutely consistent" with extremes and "heatwaves will become more intense, more drawn out, will start earlier and finish later," WMO spokeswoman Clare Nullis told a briefing in Geneva.
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"If I'm going to choose between an old white man and a woman, and we've never had a woman in the White House, I feel much more drawn to the woman on the stage," said Ms. Bell, a student who attended the first Women's March.
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They were the usual 21980s-baby staples, but, reminiscing with his son, Mr. Moreno thought of all the characters in comic books and horror movies that he was much more drawn to and would have loved to collect as toys, if only they had existed.
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"In isolation this wouldn't be a big issue, but this could be the start of a slippery slope where the government gets much more drawn into individual deals and negotiations than historically they have," Andrew Sentance, a former Bank of England policymaker and adviser to PwC, said.
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There are other, less principled factors as well: consultants and lobbyists who elevate Washington because that's where the money is; sitting federal legislators to whom powerful state legislators pose a threat; large Democratic donors more drawn to the glamour of presidential politics than profit-driven Republican donors.
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Given the dismaying accumulation of such embarrassments, it is not surprising that Pew Global, a polling group, last year found Indians to be less enthusiastic about democracy, and more drawn to having a strong leader or even military rule, than citizens of any other democracy surveyed.
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If it had been a better movie — like many of its predecessors — I might have been actively annoyed at having the experience interrupted by my seat suddenly trying to make an escape (or maybe if it were better, I would have been even more drawn in).
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will fly to Singapore this month after all for a landmark summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, but he now anticipates a more drawn-out negotiation than once envisioned and indicated that he will stop increasing pressure on the regime while talks proceed.
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In the age of the Kardashian–Jenners—whose makeup artist admits to drag influences—and Instagram photos—where the heavier the makeup, the better the pic—women seem more and more drawn to extremes that show up well on camera—like the extremely contoured cheekbones that drag queens have long excelled at sculpting.
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This raises the question of whether people with diverse gender and sexual identities are more drawn to polyamory, or if polyamory might lead people to think differently about gender and sexuality, or perhaps to acknowledge aspects of the self that they might not otherwise feel comfortable doing if they were completely monogamous.
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Given that Google is prompted to suggest all the ridiculous items and concepts we 20- and 30-somethings have murdered before recommending the searcher read up on how millennials keep libraries, unions, and handwriting alive, it's clear people are more drawn in by what millennials are disrupting than by what we're helping to maintain.
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I was more drawn to these models and the pressure they were under than what actually happened out on the runways.. I spent a lot of time with male models in the mid-'80s for a photo essay I pitched to Fortune magazine, trying to get beneath the surface of the glitz and glamour.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introducing the $399 Oculus Quest Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introducing the $399 Oculus Quest There are some clear benefits for Oculus pushing iterative hardware in an iPhone-like "S" manner, especially around affordability, as a more drawn-out device life cycle gives both Oculus and PC component manufacturers time to reduce VR's high barrier to entry in terms of cost.
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Republican voters are more drawn to former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenPoll: Biden remains ahead of Sanders by 10 points 85003 forecast: A House switch, a slimmer Senate for GOP — and a bigger win for Trump 2020 predictions: Trump will lose — if not in the Senate, then with the voters MORE than to the rest of the candidates in the crowded Democratic presidential primary field, according to a new nationwide survey.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.), to exit the race early, instead predicting a more drawn-out primary fight.
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