"I thought I'd be a lot more emotional," Kessel said.
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It's not that Returns' more emotional moments fail to land.
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The negative reaction to refugees is more emotional than rational.
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But every year it gets progressively more emotional for me.
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"I felt violated," she explains, her voice becoming more emotional.
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I don't feel impaired, just slightly more emotional and relaxed.
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Jesse Puryear's weekend was even more emotional than he expected.
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"This is more emotional than in London," Ms. Naughton said.
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For others the answers may be more emotional than financial.
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But as we get older we learn more emotional granularity.
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There's more emotional resonance in a Punch and Judy show.
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"I was more emotional than they were," Mr. Andrew said.
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And what's more emotional and fraught than frigging online dating?
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You might find yourself feeling much more emotional that usual.
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He says it's more emotional and, as a designer, more addictive.
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Longer, more dialogue-heavy scenes take a little more emotional consideration.
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On the ground, however, the ceasefire brought out more emotional impulses.
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It's just unemotional, and inclusion is a much more emotional word.
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"Ladies competition is a little more emotional than men," he said.
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And few vehicles are more emotional than a two-door coupe.
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"It was much more emotional than I had envisioned," he said.
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"It takes people to a deeper, more emotional level," he explains.
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"It was way more emotional than I expected," she told me.
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Now his rapping is sparser, more pointed, less imagistic and more emotional.
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"It was more emotional than I thought," Knudson told The Post afterward.
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It can be difficult to give in to your more emotional side.
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But for Scott, her first 8i experience was more emotional than technical.
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But definitely on the court tonight, I was more emotional than normal.
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However, during her speech at the gala, she got decidedly more emotional.
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Especially in the quieter and more emotional moments the film affords him.
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Sometimes we find inspiration in children's faces—they often are more emotional.
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Have them carry a little more story, a little more emotional stuff.
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Slow the tempo down so that the song has more emotional impact.
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Personal finance is personal; money is much more emotional than purely analytical.
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But they also do those more emotional mini-art-flick type videos.
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I'm surprised I wasn't more emotional because I was so sad to leave.
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More emotional intelligence can also help children protect themselves from becoming a target.
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"I'm more emotional now than when I signed as a player," Zidane said.
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Are they actually more emotional messages being sent over voice versus the logistical?
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Our little Tru has a much more emotional cry — very dramatic and sensitive.
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It was actually way more emotional/funny than like half these get togethers.
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"People with more emotional intelligence are healthier, happier and more effective," Brackett said.
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Is there any bipartisan issue more relevant, or more emotional, than this one?
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The last chapters have more emotional heft than anything Child has written before.
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But women's wear is more emotional than men's wear, which is more technical.
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Few channels contain more emotional noise than those between teenagers and their parents.
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" Obama said she and the former president "have more emotional time, emotional energy.
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"There's evidence that women spend longer on domestic tasks than men and I think they also do more emotional work — so they still do more housework and cooking and things as well as more emotional labour," Grundy told the Telegraph.
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It gets more emotional; you can relate to the people all of a sudden.
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You know the old trope: Women are more emotional and men are more aggressive.
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But Meaning of Life is more soulful, more emotional than anything Clarkson's ever produced.
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The show has also subtly laid the groundwork for more emotional storylines going forward.
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Maybe it's because it's baby things and toys, but it's somehow much more emotional.
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"Creating this book was a lot more emotional than I expected," Gigi tells PEOPLE.
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And of course, everything is even more emotional because it's set to Adele music.
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Side note, but this scene was even more emotional to watch this time around.
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It's exponentially more emotional and powerful than the singles she's already released from Lover.
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From there, Cooper only got more emotional, holding back tears throughout his short speech.
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"The atmosphere is more emotional this time," says one veteran of EU budget negotiations.
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You're still getting the same information, but it becomes a much more emotional experience.
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No one was more emotional about the fate of Daenerys Targaryen than Kit Harington.
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The other reason is more emotional and rooted in the morale of the business.
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"Acting is more emotional," Depp told Love of the difference between acting and modeling.
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I'd argue conservative policies were badly explained and liberals benefited from more emotional messaging.
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The majority also tends to opt for a more emotional outlook than logical one.
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We don't go more emotional in that moment; we try to respect their space.
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And for that reason, some of the scenes also became a little more emotional!
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He even encouraged her to use that pain in the film's more emotional scenes.
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Over the years, however, she has softened, trading diva behavior for more emotional maturity.
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You may literally be moving or renovating, or, this transformation may be more emotional.
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"It was probably one of the more emotional moments of my life," Engelland said.
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Maybe this is just rhetoric, and maybe Europeans' response is more emotional than rational.
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After more emotional readings from family members and friends, Cervantes thanked everyone for attending.
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It's a moment that is so much more emotional than anyone at home realizes.
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Like a lot of the biggest decisions, it is more emotional than coldly rational.
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People with greater interoceptive accuracy—who can feel their heartbeats more—have more emotional intensity.
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I think a more romantic, or more emotional answer is just — what's cool right now?
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On a more emotional level, you're working out issues concerning worth and your self-esteem.
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" They somehow seamlessly keep the show upbeat during more emotional songs, such as "Hello World.
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"It did feel a bit more emotional than I thought it would," he told me.
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Don't cling to the past—eclipses only become more emotional and exhausting if you do.
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That all sounds like the standard patter you get at the more emotional arena shows.
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On "Soul Desert,"—"Soul Desert" is one of the more emotional things we've ever done.
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A far more emotional battle is playing out over President Trump's handling of military deaths.
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"That said, there's a deeper connection that's more emotional about Joe Biden," Mr. Garcetti added.
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With a slightly more emotional release, J Hus continues to reign within the UK music scene.
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Or it can be more emotional, like straight-up lying about your talents, interests, or accomplishments.
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Aside from a percentage drop, there are other, more emotional ways to measure a bear market.
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So it's strange to me that I felt more emotional about the newbies to the story.
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Kelly, the report said, has also suggested to staffers that women are more emotional than men.
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Jason is overcome, seeing his friends, and the scene is more emotional than most Bachelorette dates.
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They examine how Facebook promotes more emotional posts over mundane ones, distorting users' sense of reality.
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But today, you get a glimpse of the more emotional and messy sides of these friends.
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This one seems to be a bit more complex and people's reactions more emotional and nuanced.
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This part of the speech is much less measured and more emotional than a banking analogy.
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Between all the laughs, Bynes manages to deliver on the more emotional aspects of the role.
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This would be sadder or more emotional if anyone had any living chemistry or apparent bonds.
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On this test, all the experimental groups all showed more emotional arousal than the control group.
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We don't get enough time in her point-of-view … I think it's much more emotional.
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If the anxiety hits you out of nowhere, the culprit may be more emotional, Tilocca says.
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Meanwhile, those in unhappy relationships had their physical pain magnified by being in more emotional pain.
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Sure, there are more emotional moments, but the movie can't be all laughs, all the time.
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"If she had been there, it would've been a much more emotional event," Corey told BuzzFeed News.
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The Christmas episode is also almost always more emotional than usual, because isn't everything during the holidays?
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"We went to the hospital and actually checked the heartbeat and … we got [more] emotional," he said.
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Some of these dates are super romantic and may make the more emotional among us tear up.
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The surprise was even more emotional for Ashley and Michael, who believed that Daisy was surely dead.
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This has way more emotional significance for one of the Defenders than it does the other three.
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It's funny that you talk about wanting emotion from dance music, there's nothing more emotional than trance.
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But cell phones now bring it "into our consciousness in a much more emotional way," she said.
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The last reason in the don't-call-it-a-crash-landing thesis is a little more emotional.
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Mac Miller's feature, a stroke of inspiration at the time, naturally carries even more emotional weight now.
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In part this is because some of the more emotional work of memoir has already been done.
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"The more mental, abstract, the more emotional, the more existential neuroses, the worse it is," he says.
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This made politics more emotional because it felt like even more was at stake with each election.
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The final scene was more emotional than it needed to be, but Forky made up for it.
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He's either miscast or misdirected in a role that requires more emotional complexity than he delivers here.
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Or do you kind of understand some of the more emotional human arguments that also apply here?
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I'd like to see a little more about her life, her personal life, even more emotional stuff.
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Tanya explained that there's a deeper, more emotional connection to an image shot on film versus digital.
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This performative facet of their relationship made the song all that more emotional, raw, and intimate to fans.
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They can have symptoms that are more emotional or behavioral in nature, feeling sad or feeling low energy.
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The sheer density of the compositions is still there, but Narkopop scans as a more emotional listen overall.
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Jade, meanwhile, only gets more emotional, starting to tear up as she continues to whack at the piñata.
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" And their reunion got even more emotional after Jill told Frankel "how scared" she was "to be alone.
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That same month, she underwent a double mastectomy, an experience that turned more emotional than she was expecting.
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But she also shines in the mellow, more emotional scenes (much like she did in last year's Forever).
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"The more traumatized you are, the more emotional outbursts, the longer you're going to be detained," Cooper said.
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A solid squad of girlfriends can also keep you from going off the rails during more emotional moments.
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At the Oscars Sunday, Sam Smith followed up his moving performance with an even more emotional acceptance speech.
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I find myself yet again in another cocktail party more emotional then I'd ever been with the guys.
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"It's about elevating the brand and making it more emotional and more attractive to the consumers," Luis said.
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People don't think of you as being one of the more emotional signs, but today you totally are.
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And we have a nature: men are more sexually orientated and women are more emotional and caring, nurturing.
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On a more emotional level, this eclipse could highlight issues concerning keeping your public and private lives separate.
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The C300's clean, elegant lines might cause a few sedan shoppers to take the more emotional route.
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"The American people do not need more emotional, condescending lectures that are completely devoid of facts," Cox said.
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"I am starting to get a little bit more emotional about it," Ms. Miller said in an interview.
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In the video clip, Wise transforms the contemplative fan favorite into an even eerier and more emotional tune.
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There's more emotional distance and I've had a team to support me when it got a bit much.
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It was much more emotional than I was imagining, and the ending kind of took me by surprise.
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And I do believe I became more emotional as I wrote it, about what we need to do.
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The second trailer's more emotional tone may reflect a behind-the-scenes conflict over the film's commercial prospects.
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Tribe took me to the pad first, acknowledging that it was the more emotional part of the tour.
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"I wish Bradley was here!" she said, before she went on to the more emotional part of her speech.
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"It was emotional, more emotional than I write now, and I shared my own experiences with cancer," she explains.
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Your words will carry more emotional weight and solace than any of the legalese in wills and medical directives.
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The civil ceremony, held Friday before family and friends in the Palace, was "the more emotional" one, Caroline recalls.
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That story, which remains live on her profile, was followed by a second, more emotional apology Instagram text post.
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This entire B-plot only exists to make Betty and Jughead's eventual sex scene seem more emotional than sexual.
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But just as she knows I'm more emotional than people realize, I know she's more analytical than people realize.
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A lot of our songs are slightly sadder or more emotional, but this one's more kind of like, stronger.
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Your financial planet, Neptune, will inhabit Pisces this year, possibly urging you to make more emotional purchases than usual.
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Anything from a simple, "What's up, brother?" to more emotional conversations, Campagna had contact with many of the protesters.
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Here are all the beautiful friendship moments that made us get more emotional than we feel comfortable admitting. 1.
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When she shed some tears (and made us even more emotional) after Dion performed "My Heart Will Go On"
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Percussion and a thick guitar line carries the track, which recalls the more emotional moments of All Hour Cymbals.
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But there are also darker, more emotional moments, ones that give more depth to the often-mocked YouTube culture.
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But when Mr. Rockefeller shows off objects associated with childhood, his younger self emerges and he becomes more emotional.
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People in many cultures believe that women are more emotional and empathic, whereas men are more stoic and analytical.
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Sometimes relationships between a person with dementia and their family grow more emotional and intimate as talking falls away.
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So if you're in a room and just listening to the music, it develops maybe a more emotional quality.
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"The songs come from a much more emotional and very vulnerable place," Bowie said in the album's press release.
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They are polite, direct and unfailingly good-natured, even when a given scene might call for more emotional intensity.
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These are people who negotiate getting help with more emotional ease and practical skills than I can now imagine.
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Yes, Rhett and Scarlett eventually kiss in the Civil War epic, but their almost-kiss is even more emotional.
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Your communication style is matter-of-fact and can sometimes be disarming to those who are more emotional communicators.
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Many pieces move beyond the documentary, utilizing a more emotional, expressionist language to capture the singular experience of incarceration.
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In the past, I would let things get to me and been much more emotional, both positive and negative.
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But the spokespeople also said that it was possible that Kelly had said women were more emotional than men.
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I know you don't need more emotional ups and downs in your life, but it is what it is.
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Then they combine this footage to make a much more emotional scene — one that tells a story with characters.
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Today's full moon in Libra illuminates an issue concerning cash, security, or on a more emotional level, your self-esteem.
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Reinforcing the stereotype that women can't control their hormones, that they're more emotional, moody at certain times of the month.
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Williams' powerful photo shows the actress crying while hugging Dunham, 30, and things only get more emotional in her caption.
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And I think that it&aposs more than family breakdown, I think there was more emotional, spiritual strength of people.
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For Kevin and Randall the stakes, though not as high as life-and-death, hold a lot more emotional weight.
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It's like if The Fault In Our Stars and Grey's Anatomy had an even more emotional, dramatic medical drama baby.
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Maybe I'm getting too emotional with it, or maybe we need to be more emotional about it as a community.
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Or is it something deeper and more emotional, such as wanting to retain some control over your own financial life?
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With a long-ish two hour runtime, the inside look is a substantially more emotional and satisfying end to Thrones.
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When I first started I had all this idea that I'd look for more natural metaphors, and more emotional connection.
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But we wanted to hopefully take it away from what people would expect, and make it [a] little more emotional.
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" "I don't know if I'd say I thought she was more emotional but certainly I was [more] sensitive to that.
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However, on a deeper, more emotional level, you're letting go of situations and relationships that don't make you feel valued.
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Sun had the notes of the cadenza in his fingers, Chee said, but she pressed him to be more emotional.
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I'm interested in technology, but the kind that fades to the background as the experience becomes more emotional and immersive.
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Professional women have long fought against the stereotype that they're more emotional than their male counterparts, or even emotionally unstable.
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Haven't most of us accumulated our fair share of personal problems, so we'd want to avoid any more emotional distress?
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The Moon will be in your sign on Thursday until Saturday morning, so you'll be feeling more emotional about everything.
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"I find myself yet again in another cocktail party more emotional then I'd ever been with the guys," she wrote.
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Owning a share made me feel as though Arsenal was actually my club: It was a closer, more emotional bond.
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But she and Craig make a terrific team, and Seventeen has far more emotional depth than the genre usually offers.
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He agreed with Mr. Petronio's description of his work as more emotional and theatrical than that of his Judson peers.
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"That would save him from more emotional and mental trauma, and the rest of country's time and efforts," he added.
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Instead, both parties in a negotiation have to be willing to get in touch with the conflict's more emotional underpinnings.
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Blue has multiple male partners herself and says more men offer more emotional support—not to mention the sexual benefits.
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I cried as I wrote some of the stories that forced me to relive the more emotional moments of my life.
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"The other thing that made things maybe a little easier was making the dialogue in the language more emotional," he adds.
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"I wanted to have a team that was more mid-table that could give me more emotional rollercoaster moments," he added.
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In true montage fashion, the celebratory video is likely to leave you feeling a bit more emotional than when you began.
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After all, a woman gets to... Cry at a movie without attracting attention Being labeled as "more emotional" has its perks!
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One thing that I'm very, very excited for is to create this new paradigm of commerce that is much more emotional.
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Earlier this month, the cast posted even more emotional photos to social media after they completed the series' final table read.
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"I think VR duels would ease the burden on the courts, provide more emotional satisfaction, and make lawyers poorer," Bova says.
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A mid-season rift between Ainsley and Craig has more emotional impact than the floundering courtships present in that same episode.
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Check in with your loved ones, Pisces, and don't be surprised if you find yourself feeling even more emotional than usual.
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This economy will focus on creativity instead of productivity, and will require more emotional intelligence and critical thinking than today's work.
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"It's a lot darker and more emotional and emotionally challenging for me, 10 times more than the first season," she says.
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Because they're shaped tall and slim like humans, vertical videos can capture more emotional, personality-driven content than the horizontal format.
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Dujardin's day got more emotional when her fiance held up a banner saying "Will you marry me now?" to the cameras.
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The primal, more emotional parts of our brain take over and our ability to think long-term, strategize, and innovate decreases.
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I said to her, 'I'm not sure I've sat through a more emotional tennis match, in all my years of coaching.
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You can train for physical pain and you can train the mind for mental pain, but rejection is more emotional pain.
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"It makes their jobs more efficient, which frees up time to produce more emotional work with empathy and care," Schawbel says.
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The lay evaluation of risk is a lot more emotional, and unfortunately there's not much we can do to fix that.
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I find LA companies more emotional — I don't mean that in the negative term — and the ones in Silicon Valley very cold.
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Then there is his far more emotional place in the greater Marvel Cinematic Universe as a wide-eyed 16-year-old kid.
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While the Soul Squad traveled through various dimensions, the last season finale was perhaps more emotional than the show's twistier prior finales.
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It's almost Thanksgiving, which mean it's almost Christmas, which means everyone is about to get more cheerful, more emotional, and more nostalgic.
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In fact, Kidman turned to Urban the most after long days shooting some of her more emotional scenes from Big Little Lies.
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He got even more emotional when thanking his mother Lourdes Rodriguez and daughters Natasha and Ella Rodriguez for their support and love.
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If work has been making you more emotional than usual, let yourself feel what you need to feel in private after hours.
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Though I brought a dark chocolate Bounty bar with me, I decide to save it for a more emotional time of need.
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"The first season was an homage to the '80s, but this one is darker and more emotional," Millie, 13, previously told PEOPLE.
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On a deeper, more emotional level, you're realizing that you feel differently about some of the things you'd put your faith in.
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On Tuesday night and into this morning, I've caught myself feeling much more emotional about her defeat than I would have expected.
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And while "Jojo Rabbit" becomes more emotional by its end, satires don't often make it to the top of the Oscar heap.
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But many of the more emotional issues — including greater fiscal control, immigration and security issues — would requiring difficult-to-achieve constitutional changes.
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That study also found that comments for videos with female presenters tended to be more "emotional" — significantly both more positive and negative.
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Clay Shirky, one of the shrewdest internet theorists around, has noted that the faster the medium is, the more emotional it gets.
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But asked to carry more emotional weight in the scenes with Negan, Ms. Martin-Green sold Sasha's sorrow and grit with aplomb.
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This new album is the most successful of the lot — calmer but not remotely calm, more emotional but not at all tender.
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"Women generally are more emotional, and they can't get their rights because they're so emotional, and they just cry," she told me.
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A 2013 study found that people felt more emotional distress when reading news stories about beaten animals than they did beaten adults.
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"Men are known for being much less emotional than women, but, in my experience, they're much more emotional," Biller told the Guardian.
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" Later, a more emotional George cries, "We have lost more than you could ever even fathom, I don&apost want to lose anymore.
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Such has been the path of memes like Mayor Michael Bloomberg's abominable Spanish, Kylo Ren's more emotional alter ego, and numerous celebrity manes.
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While I would never tell, audiences are starting to see that "Goodnight n Go" has a lot more emotional significance than originally thought.
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In contrast, although Clinton is more emotional than her cooler, detached former boss, she still speaks in much more wonkish foreign policy terms.
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"How to red pill your woman" suggests tactics like triggering the fear of assault by immigrants because "women are more emotional than rational."
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Now, a 34-year-old father of two, he said he is more emotional than before and really values how precious life is.
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Probably the civil wedding was more emotional because it was more intimate, there were fewer of us, and then we were all together.
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There's no group I've ever coached that was more emotional to say goodbye and know they were never going to play together again.
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Of course, I've seen the Tim Burton classics like Nightmare Before Christmas and Corpse Bride, so that goodbye is a bit more emotional.
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He said P&G has done "very well" in past Olympics executing the mom campaign by building more emotional links to the games.
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It's a more emotional movie than we're use to seeing Schwarzenegger in but the final showdown seems to be worth a few tears.
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The negative reaction to refugees is more emotional than rational, and psychologists say it's unlikely to be countered by statistics or logical counterarguments.
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Gafford's project, which is apparently one of his first solo forays, takes a darker, more emotional look at Fox McCloud and his friends.
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Things only get more emotional throughout the hour as it becomes clear Diane (LaTanya Richardson Jackson) isn't going to win her cancer battle.
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Seeing them in Star Wars: The Last Jedi and knowing that this was her last film makes the whole thing even more emotional.
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Clinton feels bloodless and overly intellectual compared with the more emotional, country-first appeals of Mr. Trump and the "Leave" movement, he said.
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But they talked about the wrong things, and they tried be completely rational when the voters were in a much more emotional mood.
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"Food, for a lot of people, is much more emotional now than it was maybe decades ago," Mr. Dickerson said in an interview.
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He said he has more emotional distance from both his divorce and his military service, and better understands how the two were interconnected.
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But more emotional issues — those of unequal sacrifice in time of war — account for the high levels to which corporate tax rates rose.
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She performed "When the Party&aposs Over," one of her slower and more emotional songs, alongside her brother and producer Finneas O&aposConnell.
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While overflowing with sentimentality, Life is Strange 2 also mostly avoids the ham-fisted cheesiness that undercut the previous game's more emotional moments.
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The song and its music video dropped on Thursday ahead of SNL, and the tune is a lot more emotional than you'd think.
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Everyone feels differently about [getting an abortion], and some people can be more emotional or sad about it, but I was the opposite.
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But instead of four crazy stories per episode, we have two crazy stories per episode and two that are more emotional and psychological.
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But the campaign to revive St. Lawrence Center highlights a more emotional, even psychological challenge confronting American towns upended by a shifting economy.
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Black women, while expected to do more emotional labor than everyone around them, aren't often allowed to legitimize themselves as authorities on self-help.
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" The sentimental song is made even more emotional by Johnson's introduction where he talks about families being reunited after the holidays, "safe and sound.
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"Nowadays I think guys are more emotional and they're more in tune with how they feel and I think Peter shows that," she says.
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Who should win: "For Sama""For Sama," for me, just carries more emotional weight and therefore I found it easier to grow attached to.
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"The American people do not need more emotional, condescending lectures that are completely devoid of facts," said Chris W. Cox, the group's top lobbyist.
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Today's new moon in Taurus activates the sector of your chart that rules your finances, and, on a more emotional level, your self-worth.
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As much as we love trawling houseware stores for decor supplies, a DIY'd object carries much more emotional significance than our newest shopping conquest.
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R2-D23 never spoke a word (it's language is all beeps, bloops ands tweets), but it always had more emotional range than most actors.
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"Frankly, this argument that people are going to die is a little bit more emotional than I think the issue calls for," Langone said.
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On another note, exciting growth is taking place for you financially, or on a more emotional level, your sense of self-worth is blooming.
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This epic in six verses about love, lies, and financial struggle between two equally fiery human beings is among N-Dubz' more emotional moments.
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And Moon has said himself that the issue at hand is more emotional and goes back decades ago to Japan's colonization of South Korea.
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Each year, as the events of my youth recede further and further, my current life carries more emotional significance than that long-ago era.
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It has made their arguments more simplistic and more emotional at a time when they ought to be growing more subtle and more complex.
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Those involve bringing more emotional resonance to the smart assistant — namely the ability to make its voice sound varying levels of excited and disappointed.
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But I'm sure it has a lot more emotional power than I can ever appreciate what people who have gone through life as women.
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Studies show that we derive more emotional benefit from experiences rather than possessions, so create a budget that prioritizes togetherness over expensive gift-giving.
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Kelly on multiple occasions has described women as being "more emotional" than men, according to the report, which cited four current and former officials.
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While Mr. Graham's testimony was generally subdued and matter-of-fact, Mr. Booker was more emotional and, at times, spoke directly to the jury.
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"People tend to be more emotional if they're pressed to write less," she explained, which of course leads to more opinionated and controversial tweets.
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So it makes sense that Delevingne would be more emotional walking in his final fashion show than she would a regular jaunt around the catwalk.
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Most superhero shows end with a cliffhanger to set up next season, but I love that you leave us on a more emotional cliffhanger instead.
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Over time, they grew angrier, more emotional, and more disgusted at America's gun violence problem and Congress's unwillingness to do literally anything to stop it.
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Cosby smiled at some of the more emotional points of her testimony, like when she spoke of she and her mother calling to confront him.
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But when asked directly about women who cry at her events when they realize she could become the first woman president, Clinton grew more emotional.
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Even with the girls, I'm really happy that they showed some of my perhaps more emotional moments that were really genuine and authentic to me.
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If this is true, is there a way to harness the power of sex to get more emotional bang (so to speak) for your buck?
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I love playing the hero—but I'd love to see what happens if the rules changed and the challenges were less mechanical, and more emotional.
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However, some very heavy energy is in the air, too, and you'll find that casual social connections may carry more emotional weight than you thought.
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If researchers directly ask men and women how emotional people of each sex are, both will agree that women are "more emotional," Dr. Barrett says.
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Importantly, youths who were stopped by police officers at school reported more emotional distress and negative reactions than those who were stopped in other locations.
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For his part, the Royal Concertgebouw's managing director, Jan Raes, expects Mr. Gatti to bring a more emotional, perhaps even explosive energy to the job.
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"I think he clearly won because he was willing to be even more judgmental and more emotional and more committed than the Democrats," Gingrich said.
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The Global Wellness Summit's 2018 trends report says it takes experiential travel — with its focus on authentic cultural experiences — to a deeper, more emotional level.
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Young Thug dropped a single called "Safe" that's one of the man's more emotional dispatches in quite some time (and we all heard JEFFREY, too).
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"It was probably one of the more emotional starts I've ever had in my entire life, career, any situation baseball-related, ever," Tomlin said afterward.
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How to Get Your Partner to Take on More Emotional Labor The division of emotional labor often (but not always) corresponds to traditional gender roles.
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Vilena Bryleva, 49, who grew up in Volgograd and runs a language school here, said that the older she gets, the more emotional she feels.
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We feel now, as we listen to our work here, it's so much more emotional and there's a little bit more rage in our music.
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Wendy Is The Boss Now Killing Pastor Mason Young (Michael Mosley) broke something in Marty, who is a bit more emotional than he once was.
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Ultimately, this means we might get more emotional about a terrible newscast than a stroke of good luck, like finding a dollar on the ground.
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If we have more travelers and more emotional support animals flying as well, the likelihood of a successful 90-second emergency exit seems less likely.
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Truth Be Told is much more emotional, and I wanted to give each character as much time as I needed to breathe within that thing.
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Given that this year has been a bit of an emotional rollercoaster, it makes sense that this list has a more emotional slant to it.
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Amrullah Saleh, Mr. Ghani's interior minister until recently, and who will be running as his vice president in the July elections, was even more emotional.
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Its stories have played out, as they almost always have on the series, on the more emotional battlegrounds of friendship, of marriage, and of parenting.
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The trailer gives viewers their first real look at Taystee's return to prison life after her wrongful conviction — and it's even more emotional than you think.
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Yet Lebanese actor and artist Rabih Mroué, also playing himself, expresses a more emotional and delirious state when confronted with the debris of the Ouzai landfill.
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Book Rick tends to be just a little more level-headed at times, while Andrew Lincoln's version of the character can be a little more emotional.
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It's a shallow look at an incredible life, and it will ultimately leave audiences searching for a more emotional and resonant recounting of the author's story.
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Making matters even more emotional, our sweet Walter thanks Heidi for helping him and giving him the opportunity to go back to fight in the war.
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Her Adventures campaign, Mandy Moore says even more emotional moments are coming for the Pearson family in the remainder of season 2 of the hit drama.
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While I wouldn't say it was among the deeper or more emotional movies I've seen this year, it was a pretty relentlessly fun and joyous experience.
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Fixer Upper is coming to an end, and the news has left Chip and Joanna Gaines's dedicated fans more emotional than a homeowner on reveal day.
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What makes the scene even more emotional is that we know when he says, "It'll be the biggest regret of his life", he's thinking of himself.
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Back in the day, these relationship milestones carried even more emotional significance: spouses in Medieval Germany would adorn partners with golden wreaths on their 50th anniversary.
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"The American people do not need more emotional, condescending lectures that are completely devoid of facts," said Chris Cox, executive director of the NRA's legislative branch.
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It's brought out all sorts of divisions within British and English society that have become rather more emotional, more intense than they usually seem to be.
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In the United States, where bikes are primarily warm-weather recreational vehicles, the attraction must be more emotional, something Indian hopes its FTR 1200 will fulfill.
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We have a guide about being a supportive partner to a pregnant person, and another one about getting your partner to take on more emotional labor.
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But it skates around the edges of important issues in a way that made me wish for more emotional honesty and less ba-dum-tss humor.
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Before this piece I made a solo that was returning to the dances in a more emotional way; it was more about my relationship to them.
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Still, for players, giving money to help develop a video game like Star Citizen offers a way into exclusive content — as well as something more emotional.
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It was only after Richard Nixon's southern strategy, followed by Lee Atwater and the culture wars, that Democrats began to focus on a more emotional appeal.
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"We like market slumps ...the more emotional, the more chaotic the market is, the easier we generate alpha," said Xu Shijun, managing director at Shanghai Minghong.
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I'm on antidepressants, so, for the most part, I'm good, but I definitely still have days where I'm a little more emotional or in my feels.
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But when she released the more emotional Vulnicura in 2015, she was lauded for returning to the emotional core that anchored her widely praised 2001 album Vespertine.
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The scene — which harkens back to a similar Scream Queens moment, but with more emotional depth — is powerful on its own, but the aftermath is equally important.
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"#NotJustanUncleAnymore #Overjoyed" He recently revealed in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE how he was handling becoming a father — admitting it was much more emotional than he'd anticipated.
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Why it matters: Ivanka is clearly more emotional and compassionate than her father has been publicly, but she shares a similar drive and interest in political leadership.
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In a book called "Wharton on Making Decisions, " one of the interesting takeaways from their research is the more important a decision, the more emotional you get.
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Granted, when it comes to watching reality television, we as viewers enter into it with the knowledge that some of the more emotional aspects are ramped up.
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In one of the more emotional moments, she stood next to a piano to thank Pink for writing a song for her called "Recovery," which she performed.
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And Trump acknowledged the need for more empathy he addressed the storm with a decidedly more emotional tone during a Wednesday speech on tax reform in Missouri.
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While other Overwatch shorts have done a stellar job providing world-building backstories, "The Last Bastion" — as it's called — is more emotional powerhouse than plot point delivery.
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Photograph by Philip Montgomery for The New Yorker Sometimes relationships between a person with dementia and their family grow more emotional and intimate as talking falls away.
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And if you're gonna go home and you're sent home, I'm sure it's a little more emotional because of how long or how tired you might be.
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Kovitz believes that the article title of "maize" is the right answer, because many of the opposing views come from a less academic and more emotional place.
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Some ads are funnier, wackier or more emotional than others, and grab the audience's attention even before they hit the TV screens on the big game day.
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Some of the more emotional things that I was terrified about were just that it felt like someone had written parts of my life [into the screenplay].
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"We've gotten a more emotional reaction to this campaign than anything else we've worked on," said Ben Chin, the political engagement director of the Maine People's Alliance.
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On a deeper, more emotional level, it's a great time to reflect on your relationship to all things Venusian: love, money, beauty, and what you find valuable.
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The spoken text comes mostly from the book, and consists, in the main, of Ms. Kalman's reciting short weather reports that feel more emotional than climate-related.
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" Spike Lee got even more emotional about it several years ago: "I know it's not a popular view, but as a filmmaker — we kill ourselves with editing.
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The 25-year-old's newest single, "Light's Up," which dropped Thursday at midnight with a steamy music video, shows a sexy and more emotional side of Styles.
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That society could digest that survivors experience more emotional distress than many of us think, but they don't always show or choose to share their emotional pain?
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But instead of let's say four crazy stories per episode, we have two crazy stories per episode and two that are more emotional and psychological or real.
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And when another reporter asked if he shared the same feelings his father, Tom Brady Sr., recently expressed about NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, he got even more emotional.
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Pepper is about four feet tall, looks like a person (except for the wheels where its legs should be), and has more emotional intelligence than your average toddler.
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In her Instagram post, Beckinsale revealed that one of the more emotional aspects of the whole experience was the paparazzi watching her leave the hospital in a wheelchair.
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Immigration is a more emotional subject than other forms of free movement because it involves issues of culture and competition for resources such as school and hospital places.
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It might be the significance of the award that got Pitt to open up, or maybe it's where he is in life that's making him feel more emotional.
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Then things got still more emotional, as the journalist's parents, John and Diane Foley, stood at a lectern and spoke briefly — and with incredible grace — about their son.
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Having a full, active social life will be a sanity-saver, since you'll also be more emotional than usual when Venus simmers in Scorpio from the 23rd on.
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He also said he believed Germany should have responded with more "emotional" solidarity to last year's failed coup attempt in Turkey, a point repeatedly made by Turkish leaders.
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The images from NASA's Cassini mission have often been able to do this, and since the spacecraft is dying soon, it makes the experience all the more emotional.
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At a more emotional level, you're using the dreamy side of Pisces season to connect with yourself about what your hopes and dreams for the future may be.
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In some ways, the confirmation vote carried a more emotional toll than other political debates on Capitol Hill, involving the highly sensitive and personal subject of sexual assault.
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Watson says meeting Noma Dumezweni, who plays Hermione in the show and received backlash for taking on the role, was more emotional than she imagined it would be.
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Dylan smiling at his reflection in the window before hugging Evie in bed is sweet, and all the more emotional because it's been such a long time coming.
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On the other hand, a real time, a-life generative digital immersion is far more emotional and compelling that the distorted color reproductions cast large on these walls.
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Coming into the game, Wright — who coached the Pride from 1994-2001 but resisted scheduling a game against his former team — was more emotional, more distracted than usual.
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Adam Jr. (or AJ) did get to express himself with voiceover, though, and revealed that he actually has more emotional intelligence (hey, Taylor) than most of the contenders.
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The researchers also noted that "in-person social interaction ... provides more emotional closeness than electronic communication," and, according to some studies, is better at protecting kids against loneliness.
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Correspondingly, more empathetic people may have gravitated toward artists with more emotional music, like Joni Mitchell or Jeff Buckley, because they were more concerned with a song's narrative.
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I take the trash out and go on a walk with T. The call with the lawyer really made me feel more emotional than I thought it would.
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"His desire to alleviate any more emotional pain for the families of the 58, and all survivors really, is what makes it a beautiful thing," Ms. Smith said.
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Overall, he learned how to use the camera to frame scenes to give them a more emotional impact in not only the photography, but later in the films.
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The study's authors associate these findings with "explicit gender stereotypes" that characterize men as more stoic about their pain and women as more emotional — and therefore, less credible.
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Last month was all about figuring out how to best partner with people; now you'll be thinking about how to connect with them on a deeper, more emotional level.
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She's equally adept at full-throated anthems and cobwebby, fingerpicked ballads, all of which take on even more emotional significance on her new Long Neck album Will This Do?
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So to be here as part of one is spectacular, and oddly more emotional than actually the films were, because this place was such a staple of my youth.
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It's easy to giggle at what the film winds up doing, because it's too easy to see the grimmer, more emotional things it's trying and failing to do instead.
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"I was determined to make sure we became a more emotional brand, and that the words 'boring' and 'Lexus' never showed up in the same sentence," Toyoda told reporters.
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"I'm a lot more emotional than I used to be, weirdly," he said in the documentary When Ant and Dec Met the Prince: 40 Years of the Prince's Trust.
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My colleague Andrew Webster articulated perfectly how the franchise's RPG-meets-FPS formula is enhanced by a more emotional storyline back in his original review, and that's certainly true.
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While (S)-MDMA exhibits the intense stimulant effects akin to other amphetamines, (R)-MDMA appears to be predominantly responsible for many of the more emotional effects of the drug.
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Without the detached coolness that characterized 2013's Pure Heroine, Melodrama retains all the precocious smarts of its predecessor while offering a riveting, more emotional journey of self-discovery.
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Paisley believes one reason for this increase is because pride is more emotional this year due to the Trump administration's poor track record when it comes to LGBTQ rights.
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Mr. Panton also urged Mr. Cruz, with whom he remains in regular contact, to relate more emotional stories about his upbringing and his late half sister's battle with drugs.
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During days of slow and at times frustrated discussions at the most recent session, which ended on March 12, it was the Taliban side that was often more emotional.
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But it's also brilliantly written — Clanchy manages the story's large time jumps perfectly, and the realism of the characters and the description makes the whole thing all the more emotional.
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By investing the total bonus all at once, a person runs the risk of buying at the market's peak, which can be unsettling for a more emotional and conservative investor.
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We feel very attached to that story and felt that each time she came up it would be a surprise and then give a more emotional ending to the story.
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British supporters of the leave vote are more emotional than their stay counterparts, who staked out their position on economics, said Kaletsky, chief economist and co-chairman of Gavekal Dragonomics.
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Long, who was the Yankees hitting instructor when they won the World Series in 2009, said he was far more emotional this time, because of everything this team had overcome.
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This is a long-term transit, one which will find you redefining your meaning of home—perhaps literally moving, or on a more emotional level, reimagining your ideas about family.
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In contrast to the U.S., where institutions play a prominent role in trading, the mainland Chinese market is dominated by retail investors, who can be more emotional with their trades.
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A majority of Americans have no plans to donate to 2020 presidential campaigns College costs are out of control, and more Americans are doubting the value Who is more emotional?
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It's a story that, as so often happens with things like this, is now being told by people with significantly more emotional investment in it than the original credited author.
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You look for the jeopardy, dramatic plot points, but we wanted to go beyond those points of jeopardy here and not be too salacious, ending on a more emotional side.
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Fortunately, some easier energy will flow on April 7, when your planetary ruler Venus makes a harmonious connection with Saturn, creating a stabilizing energy in your deeper, more emotional relationships.
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But also like last week, we got a series of dutiful reunions—though the one between the very obviously doomed Theon and Sansa carried more emotional weight than I expected.
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Plus, if the viewer is expecting Luke hauntings, it would give the one final surprise Han haunting — the one that turns Ben back to the light — much more emotional impact.
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Allegra: The focus on the financial impacts of divorce was a fascinating angle to me, one that played a huge role in the more emotional aspects of the story too.
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Other researchers point to the fact that black families tend to live closer to extended relatives than do white families and that they exchange substantially more emotional and practical support.
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"Wealthy buyers are placing a strong premium on more emotional and personal priorities: travel, food, adventure, and family," says Milton Pedraza, CEO of the Luxury Institute, which tracks high-end spenders.
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" • And on a much more emotional note Billy Gardell discussed the end of Mike & Molly, saying, "We're just trying to get through it because we have that same sense of family.
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More than that, the new God of War has so much more emotional resonance when you really have an understanding of what Kratos has been through and where he's come from.
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Lena Headey exhibits more emotional complexity with one eyebrow raise than Jon Snow has over seven seasons of doing, well, this: She's backed incompetent men and boys for the whole series.
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Eventually, Schukin suggested that the technology could be applied more broadly, whether that's by helping companies provide better recommendations, introduce more "emotional intelligence" to their chatbots or even detect sleepy driving.
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Instead, it infuses the experience with meaning, making for games that are both more cohesive and more emotional — and a good reminder to keep a healthy supply of milk on hand.
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Wood, who has spoken publicly about two sexual assaults she herself experienced, also admits the frequent brutality and sexual abuse her character Dolores suffered was more "emotional" than she had anticipated.
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A new ad touting Mexico as a dream destination takes a slightly more emotional, less confrontational approach, but its message is clear: workaholics are missing all the good stuff in life.
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You'll also find yourself working out issues around where you want to live and how comfortable you feel at home, and focusing some more emotional subjects, like boundaries, safety, and security.
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Peres, portrayed as an unsentimental hard-liner — an interesting contrast to his later dovish reputation — pushes the prime minister, a more emotional and indecisive man, to approve a risky military response.
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But like Rae, Stanfield also has the chops and the desire to play softer, more emotional roles — remember how he gave us butterflies in the 2019 Netflix romantic comedy Someone Great?
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A fresh start has arrived—this is a fun time for a makeover, and on a more emotional level, this is a powerful moment for inner reflection via meditation and journaling.
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His handler, Valerie Nunes-Atkinson, was more emotional, kissing Meen and rival handlers, then dropping to her knees to hug and kiss C. J. "I just couldn't believe it," she said afterward.
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The only thing more emotional for a diehard GoT fan than hearing the ensemble cast say farewell (and how many tears they shed while doing so) were the tattoo tributes that followed.
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While that scene is definitely sob-inducing, it has overshadowed the real tragedy of the film — two stories of unrequited love, all the more emotional because, beyond fantastic trappings, they're so relatable.
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"You speak to them a little bit differently because they're a little bit more emotional, but other than that, you can treat them just like the guys," Laimbeer said of coaching women.
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More behavioral and social apathy (meaning less behavioral activation and social motivation) correlated with higher depression scores, but those with more emotional apathy (less emotional sensitivity) tended to receive lower depression scores.
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According to what some of our favorite stars from the show have been posting to social media, these goodbyes might be even more emotional than what we witnessed on the show itself.
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He liked to say he was a product of intermarriage — that of his paternal great-grandparents — between two great traditions of Judaism: the cerebral Lithuanian tradition and the more emotional Hasidic tradition.
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Activists have argued that Hodges' more emotional reaction to this shooting signals that she's treating the Damond shooting as an isolated incident, as opposed to a symptom of a larger, systemic problem.
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I relied a lot on my old favorites—The Mountain Goats, The Weakerthans, Superchunk, and Ted Leo got a lot of play—although they were coupled with more emotional breakdowns than normal.
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Call me sentimental, but during the show's 10-year Anniversary Special, I found myself moved to tears not once, but three times by flashbacks of some of the more emotional family moments.
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To me this is a whole new way of telling stories, and I'm really curious to see how you blend this unique, experiential event with something that could be even more emotional.
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He seems to need more time with the piece to feel at ease performing it, but he may never be entirely comfortable with its more emotional moments, from which he practically flees.
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On a deeper, more emotional or even spiritual level, Mars's reentry into Capricorn is asking you if you still want to fight for the same causes and beliefs you once stood for.
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Like at the Manhattan hearing, a number of Italian Americans testified yesterday to the importance of Columbus as a symbol in their community, but many Staten Islanders got a lot more emotional.
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On the other side is an incumbent who devotes more emotional energy to policing Fox News's coverage of him and getting aggrieved over slights from celebrities than he does to anything else.
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The issue also provided an opportunity for her to show empathy with the plight of people escaping persecution and reveal a softer, more emotional side that appeals to voters on the left.
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He ended on a pointedly genuine note, convincingly paying homage to the kindness of Mr. Saget in a way that seemed more emotional than the usual roast pivot away from the vitriol.
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The public outpouring of grief for Diana ultimately modernized the British monarchy, now represented by a new generation of better-prepared royals, and allowed the country to be more emotional and expressive.
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The essayist Brian Phillips has documented the differences between the soundtracks for the Japanese and American versions and argues that the conflicts are supposed to be more emotional than Western viewers think.
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She's an effortlessly funny performer when she's in her wheelhouse — which seems to be expressing genuine concern for those she cares about while balancing the more emotional moments with ridiculousness and slapstick.
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"I am actually just feeling a little more emotional than I thought after what happened in Orlando, but I just really wanted to be here with you guys tonight," she told the audience.
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"The American people do not need more emotional, condescending lectures that are completely devoid of facts," Chris Cox, executive director for the National Rifle Association's Institute for Legislative Action, said in a statement.
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You're one of the most sensitive signs in the zodiac, Pisces, and today you're even more emotional than usual thanks to the Moon in Libra illuminating a very complicated sector of your chart.
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If the death at the center of Brandeis's memoir stirred up more emotional detritus than she could possibly sort through in one book, Thomas Mira y Lopez may have faced the opposite problem.
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Also, as we move from getting our news from print to electronic media, we are increasingly bombarded with visual representations of crime that may have a more emotional impact than printed newspaper articles.
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But that argument will be ineffective if your wife's resistance is more emotional than rational — if she's not ready to accept a son who doesn't meet her upper-middle-class definition of success.
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Smith, from Millstone Township, New Jersey, talked through the tears as he thanked them and talked about how much his family means to him and then got even more emotional talking about his dad.
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Both steep in dark and brooding self-pity about being slighted by the one that got away, paving the way for more emotional expressions of pain and longing for men—Black men in particular.
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Even if you're completely unfamiliar with your moon sign (and aren't planning on researching it any time soon) you may have noticed that you're chattier or more emotional, for example, after a few rounds.
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No matter how validating the onscreen gags are, they're still a reminder of a man who found more emotional resonance in Jurassic Park's T-Rex than in a connection with a living human being.
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Chad, whose deep cut "Pornstar Dancing" has more emotional punch than that any song Kanye has ever made, especially that one track where he sings about jogging while playing the piano for ten minutes.
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Not all of the new episodes end happily, but in general, the show's penchant for bleakness seems to have lifted (or perhaps it was simply channeled into "Bandersnatch"), leaving room for more emotional complexity.
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"For our seniors and the others throughout the country, who will not have the chance to finish their careers the way they expected to, that's a tougher, more emotional thing to process," Staley said.
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In fact, it should be more emotional -- and to my friends in the Republican Party, at the NRA, on the side of gun rights, if you're not emotional about this -- join me, won't you?
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Always on the jazzier, and more emotional side of pop-rock, Mayer is tapping into some serious Continuum energy with "Love On The Weekend," which was released on November 17 on Apple Music and Spotify.
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"The burden of proof is on Mr. Dotcom to either prove he has evidence or face the consequences of damaging Seth's good name and creating more emotional hardship on a grieving family," a spokesperson said.
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This is fantastic for your social life—it's a magical time to make new friends and, on a more emotional level, to connect with people who share your values or get involved with community activism.
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Big Little Lies is still delivering satire and soap opera, but it's dropping the ball in some of the more emotional and thoughtful scenes involving the show's less comedy-driven characters, like Jane and Bonnie.
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Less controlled and more emotional than a typical politician, Trump suffers from the lack of "observing ego" so commonly seen in those who have lived their entire lives in the rarified air of extreme wealth.
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They made for a more emotional, inspiring convention, so much so that many conservatives loudly grieved the way in which Democrats had appropriated the rousing patriotism and can-do American spirit that Republicans once owned.
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Run by Matt Anderson, Gravity was home to bands like Antioch Arrow, Angel Hair, and Anderson's very own Heroin, each a clear descendant of Rites Of Spring, but with even more emotional turmoil added in.
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The story is more emotional and grounded than the sequel's admittedly unhinged tale of the president traveling to another world and helping a small boy take over the entire kingdom to vanquish a rat insurgency.
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There's a mistaken notion that women are more emotional than men when it comes to finances, says Pauline Yan, a portfolio manager in Toronto, Canada, who has a personal finance blog about women and investing.
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"The new edition of the CLA has been developed further in an intelligent way and is even more emotional and sportier than its predecessor," said Britta Seeger, global head of Mercedes-Benz cars marketing and sales.
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Entering social situations with a dual sense of scepticism and wild freedom, he allows as much time as required to discuss the background to his business, intelligently avoiding more emotional and personal topics with expert finesse.
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The result is something of an unsettling audio diary, a mix of calmer, more emotional moments of loneliness and action sequences filled with horrifying monster noises that provide a backdrop for Lynn's breathless attempts to escape.
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On Monday, Zidane said he felt more emotional than when he signed as a player for Real Madrid from Juventus in 22014, for what was then a record fee of 210 million euros, about $81.2 million.
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I like the fact also that it's focussing on deaf people and that the young actress is actually deaf, I think it brings something more emotional and it's giving more of a statement to the movie.
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This Mercury retrograde is likely to be more emotional for you than usual, as you'll find yourself reflecting on times of grief, and you'll be letting go of thoughts and emotions you may have been repressing.
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"Most grooms haven't seen the bride's dress, emotions are heightened, and the first look evokes a more emotional response for a couple instead of seeing each other for the first time at the ceremony," she said.
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"Those that were religiously engaged had a healthier diet, did more exercise and had more emotional wellness and less depression," said study co-author Kelly Morton, a professor of medicine and psychology at Loma Linda University.
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In one of the more emotional moments of the season, there's a montage of Ethan meticulously administering hormone shots into his wife Lisa's abdomen, over and over, day after day, until her belly is mottled with bruises.
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Wood, who, at 28, has blossomed into a dynamic and magnetic actor, demonstrates tremendous emotional range in her role as Eva, an aspiring dancer and older sister to Nell, the more emotional and impulsive of the pair.
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And that would be a mistake that could be made, that could ultimately lead to a more emotional rather than a rational response or -- you know, either way, we need to be able to look at that.
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The 33-year-old royal revealed in a sneak peek (via BBC) of an upcoming documentary that he has become more "emotional" since the birth of his two children – Prince George, 2, and Princess Charlotte, 8 months.
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Assuming this survey is really able to capture respondents' desires, then the first possibility is that women hold a more emotional notion of meaningful sex, one that values connection with another person more highly than men do.
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You have a reputation for being one of the more emotional signs in the zodiac, but today, with your planetary ruler the Moon in chill Air sign Aquarius, you'll be operating from a cool and detached perspective.
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For many Israelis, who have fond memories of vacations at Turkey's coastal resorts, which attracted up to half a million Israeli tourists a year before the diplomatic rift, the fallout from the diplomatic deal was more emotional.
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On a more emotional level, Uranus in Taurus will find you breaking away from traditions, family expectations, and long-running patterns—this August, you will confront how these themes interact with and play out in your relationships.
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While I knew what winning would mean to Beliveland, I was even more emotional about what it meant to LeBron to finally score a championship for this city after so many years of relentless scrutiny and denial.
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But it's all Nikolaj Coster-Waldau can do to make sense of it, and the whole thing would have had more emotional heft if it had come even one episode later, to give it space to breathe.
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People tend to have more emotional attachment to their political camps than to abstract faith in the integrity of the process; attacks on the process are thus likely to actually chip away at public faith in them.
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The song is no more than two to three smooth chords, and 40 decided to pay a hoamge to Static by using this video as the basis for one of the more emotional songs on Take Care.
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The movie came on at a point when I realized there were certain things in the book that I could develop into a more emotional experience through film — it was a way to bring the characters to life.
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Photo: Twitter/CIAIn a troubling series of tweets with more emotional intensity than an entire season of Homeland, the CIA's official Twitter account told the story of Lulu, an adorable bomb-sniffing dog who refused to sniff bombs.
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It's an extra dimension of weariness that he shares with artists like Future—sometimes it's present in his delivery, or in the slightly muted feel of his beats—that immediately brings more emotional weight to everything he does.
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I can only assume that listening to this will be far more emotional for actual Game of Thrones fans, because I'm feeling this song and I just found out there even is someone named Young Hodor last week.
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In various conversations and panels, and occasionally in the few bars a largely-dry festival affords, Empire was taken as a given evil, and not one people were eager to afford more emotional territory then it already had.
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It's also a good time to open the line of communication with your roommates or family, or to think about how you want to change your living situation—or, on a more emotional level, to reflect on boundaries.
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In a throwback move, the new all-electric Porsche Taycan offers a "Porsche Electric Sport Sound" that "enhances the vehicle's own sound and makes it sound even more emotional — both outside and inside the vehicle," the website says.
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In one of the more emotional passages of his speech to Congress on Wednesday, French President Emmanuel Macron testified to the critical, existential nature of climate change, calling on President Trump to face the challenge with U.S. allies.
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It was a much more emotional experience than I expected (though that may have had something to do with the fact that, due to poor planning, I got an I.U.D. placed at the beginning of this literary gauntlet).
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"Needless to say I designed the bag the way I did all other things — albeit perhaps I was a bit more emotional as it was more personal," said Mr. Rams said, referring to the design's original intended use.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Sebastian Vettel has won plenty of races in his career, some more emotional than others, but the German's one-two victory in Monaco was of special significance for Ferrari fans starved of success in recent years.
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The thrust of the book is that appealing to rationality isn't always the best way to resolve a dispute; instead, both parties in a negotiation have to be willing to get in touch with the conflict's more emotional underpinnings.
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Even more emotional than the already fraught subject of nationhood can be, this shifting, Jules Rimet trophy–centered mathematics is based on any number of variables, arbitrary and often nonsensical, with place of birth being among the least important.
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People have not become more emotional over time, they do not have more feelings than they used to; rather they now have an infinite variety of ways to express those feelings in real time, on smart-phones for instance.
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It's related to these gender stereotypes we have about a stoic man who is expected to keep a stiff upper lip when he's in pain and discouraged from admitting vulnerability or weakness, whereas women are stereotyped as more emotional.
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That stood out to me from talking to experts about this phenomenon: The grief for a celebrity once they're gone might end up taking up more emotional space than the feelings we had about them when they were alive.
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This one, it has all the production qualities that Ted brings to the table, but I was able to get out from that whole Memphis sound thing and go back to the more emotional style of the early songs.
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But these same employees also tended to report more emotional exhaustion — one of the symptoms of burnout — than those who had fewer of these friendships, a finding that should ring true to anyone who's had a good work friend.
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On one hand, because I know life can be taken away at any moment, I have become even more emotional (if that was even a possibility) because I cherish my relationships and continually text people that I love them.
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Their approach in bringing together two seemingly irreconcilable sides was rooted in the theory of gradualism (as opposed to the more traditional model of totalism), which is far less academic and more emotional, and common-sensical, than it sounds.
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But Last Man Standing has reached a point where its more emotional and dramatic moments work better than its comedic ones, which are increasingly just a series of moments where Mike chortles about the results of the last election.
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They are one of the more emotional teams in baseball, which makes for some fun dramatics—like, say, whenever Jose Bautista hits a home run—and some real childish shit—like, say, whenever anybody looks at Josh Donaldson funny.
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Jurors on Monday heard more emotional testimony from people who were physically and psychologically impacted when Fields, now 21, accelerated into a crowd of protesters in downtown Charlottesville, sending bodies flying, before reversing, hitting bodies again, and speeding off.
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"Not only was it a death of one of our members that's been around here for a very long time, but it was a line of duty death so it makes it that much more emotional," Keller told FOX 5.
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But while many moms-to-be deal with the physical shifts of pregnancy by venting to friends or talking to their doctor, sometimes these changes affect a woman in a more emotional way, leaving her struggling with body image insecurities.
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"When senseless acts of tragedy remind us that nothing here is promised, not one day, the show is proof that history remembers we lived through times that hate and fear seem stronger," he said as he became more and more emotional.
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"This is going to be much more dark, much more emotional," Raz, who also plays Fauda's tortured lead character, told Reuters at a dusty, smoke-wreathed underground Tel Aviv power plant repurposed to look like a Hamas tunnel and bunker network.
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I saw it as part of this upswell of really similar posts from other people, getting louder and louder, and longer, and more emotional, and you feel some sort of catharsis by making a post or by liking someone else's post.
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Five ways parents of preschoolers can raise a body-positive kid Age 7-10 At this age, kids: Attribute certain qualities to men and women -- for example, that women are more emotional and affectionate and men are more ambitious and aggressive.
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Her sound got smoother, more emotional, leaning towards R&B at times, and then back to more experimental hip hop; a weird mesh of textures that would ultimately culminate in her self-titled debut album, out in November last year.
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On a more emotional level, the vibes from Venus in scorpio and the new moon in Virgo will find you reflecting on how important it is to be with someone you can grow with—not just emotionally, but intellectually and experientially.
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Queens rapper Deem Spencer released one of 2017's most under-appreciated projects with his we think we alone EP. In just eight tracks, Spencer provided more emotional transparency and depth than the bulk of his peers throughout the year.
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Working with Thomas Dunn (his intense lighting shifts between cool moonlit blues and golden yellows) and Jon Moniaci (whose sonic landscape begins with tremors and expands to the robust sound of an organ), Ms. Gill delves into more emotional territory.
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Maybe one of you is investing more emotional energy than the other; one of you isn't pulling your weight around the house; or maybe you don't even see eye-to-eye on the most basic issues (in which case, good luck).
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She said this meant there would be no more emotional kitchen floor vlogs, but she was happy to be getting out of The Grove's Palazzo West in La Brea, Los Angeles, where she has lived for the past four years.
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She said couples need to renegotiate the terms of their partnership after an affair, whether that means one person needs more emotional or sexual attention, or more support in a certain area, like work or taking care of the kids.
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Now that I am far from my adolescent days, I have more emotional tools for dealing with the world — but that teen girl is always with me, full of her witchy vibes, "psychic" moments, intense creativity, and gender-defying fantasies.
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And adding melody on top of it, it really opened things up and it made us able to do a lot of things lyrically that a lot of industrial bands hadn't touched on before, and the record is more emotional.
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For her latest, "Brand New Sidewalk," she collaborates with the composer Jon Moniaci, the lighting designer Thomas Dunn and the costume designer Baille Younkman to create a triptych that explores abstraction alongside more emotional themes of alienation, erasure and transformation.
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Like most details about their relationship, Swift has never spoken out about their meet cute or first date herself — and that didn't change all that much in Miss Americana, but she did share something a little more emotional about their pairing.
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In a class on Greek composition, she fell in love with Alan Nussbaum, another N.Y.U. student, who was Jewish, a religion she was attracted to for the same reason that she was drawn to theatre: "more emotional expressiveness," she said.
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And it came as debates over gender equality and latent sexism contributed to a national dialogue that grew more emotional amid America's presidential election — a contest between a man and woman that served, in part, as a referendum on those issues.
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"The Chiron Sport has become perceptibly more nimble and its new agility, especially in tight corners makes for a much more emotional experience for the driver on winding roads and handling circuits," Bugatti Automobiles president Stephan Winkelmann said in a statement.
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The fact that men are expected to be stoic, and women more emotional, means that men are taken more seriously in the medical system—in part because it's assumed that they're reluctant to admit that they're in pain or suffering.
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We'll be seeking more emotional freedom when the Moon clashes with Uranus at 12:30 PM, and we'll all refuse to do things the conventional way this weekend thanks to the Moon entering Aquarius at 4:06 PM. All Times EST.
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It's not immediately obvious, but Saul pairs the more practical, plot-level questions of how Jimmy gets back into a courtroom with the far more emotional, thematic questions of whether he'll ever grieve his brother Chuck, who died in the season three finale.
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" By now, fans have grasped that "Goodnight n Go" has more emotional significance than originally thought, with one writing in a now-deleted tweet, "thank u for still performing this song ari even tho it's such an emotional song for u to perform.
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On February 14, Mars enters Taurus and ignites the sector of your chart that rules home and family: You may be moving, making big renovations, or, on a more emotional level, you may be feeling the need to be more guarded and tough!
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One 69-year-old double amputee achieved his lifelong dream of successfully summiting Mount Everest on his fifth attempt, a feat all the more emotional given the fact that Nepal had just lifted a ban forbidding double amputees from climbing the famed mountain.
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At a NYCC panel discussion and sneak preview of 'War for the Planet of the Apes' last week, the director, producer and star of the series explained the upcoming film would be much more emotional and visceral than the ones that preceded it.
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What she learns from listening to men's thoughts is that they're more emotional than they let on, and that she should probably lighten up on some of them to become a slightly better, less prickly person, while also standing up for herself.
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She's still a deft handler of sharp, quick-draw dialogue, and in light of the passing of her father — that's not a spoiler since Edward Herrmann, who played Richard Gilmore, died in 2014 — she's convincing in the more emotional moments as well.
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PORTRUSH, Northern Ireland (Reuters) - Northern Ireland's Darren Clarke said he was ready for the wave of support and sense of history at The Open Championship at Royal Portrush, but was more emotional than he expected when he struck Thursday's first tee-shot.
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Eighty-year-old men and women who were happily partnered reported that on the days when they had more physical pain, their mood remained just as happy, while those in unhappy relationships had their physical pain magnified by being in more emotional pain.
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Between sisterly dysfunction courtesy of Thanos (Josh Brolin), the thumb with legs, Star-Lord meeting his out-of-this-world father, and burying his actual Daddy Yondu (complete with Yusef/Cat Stevens vocals) this movie was way more emotional than I anticipated.
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Veteran Star Wars screenwriter Lawrence Kasdan partnered with his son Jonathan on the script, which teeters smoothly back and forth between witty banter and more emotional gravitas, and though the film starts off a little clunky and heavy-handed, it finds its way quickly enough.
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But the co-directors also know when to slow things down, letting the camera linger quietly during more emotional scenes, like when Renee strips down in front of her mirror, her Spanx digging into her back as she examines her body with ever increasing frustration.
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If you still believe that a hand-written letter carries more emotional weight than an auto-generated response to a text message, these star-filled envelopes will even let you send an entire galaxy to your friends and loved ones—if they peer inside.
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Managing a large group of characters in a relatively short story is no easy task, but the characters in The Long Walk are ones you genuinely grow to love — and that just makes it all the more emotional when they're slowly snatched away from you.
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TERE O'CONNOR Live Arts Bard unveils Mr. O'Connor's "Long Run," for which he creates his own sound-score for the first time, embracing the more emotional aspects of his movement by pushing it to physical extremes until velocity and duration threaten to overtake the dancers.
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There's a renewed emphasis among some men, particularly those that lead media and technology businesses or reach large audiences through their work, to communicate with more emotional intelligence, said Horn, who founded the modern masculinity group Junto this year as a response to MeToo.
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But her death also opened a door, for better or worse, for the country to become more emotional and expressive, and more inclined to value gut feeling over expert opinion even in such matters as "Brexit," its vote last year to leave the European Union.
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The midseason premiere, which featured a major character death, seemed to put the show back in surer, certainly more emotional territory, while again ending on the sort of cryptic note that simultaneously felt intriguing and possibly like another in a series of irritating head games.
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Money (and on a more emotional level, your sense of self-worth) has been the focus of this Mars retrograde for you, but as Mars rolls back into your sign, you're realizing that you need to reconsider how you're expressing your anger and spending your energy.
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You could be moving someplace bigger and better (Jupiter is all about bigger and better), expanding your family, or, on an inner, more emotional level, simply creating more safety and security in your life and gaining a better understanding of what makes you feel grounded and comfortable.
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By specifically choosing to use the highly charged Arabic word "nakba," which no other high-level US officials appear to have used before, Kerry essentially legitimized the Palestinian narrative of suffering in a much stronger, more emotional way than we have seen before from the US side.
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I'm of the belief that if you can make characters more emotional, and empathetic, then you're going to have a greater connection to them, and you'd feel for them in ways that I never felt for the guy with the big gun and the big biceps.
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The agency is also developing more content to make each event unique, shooting videos and facilitating online interactions via live chat and other tools that let people connect on a more emotional level, especially since most attendees are now quarantined, isolated, and using screens more than ever.
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"In the past year, 91% of Gen Z experienced one or more emotional or physiological stress-related symptom," B. Janet Hibbs, PhD, a psychology professor and co-author of The Stressed Years of Their Lives, tells Refinery29, citing an October 2018 report from the American Psychological Association.
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"Previous film versions have been romps and they've been wonderful, but it felt like with this group of actors it could get a little more dark and a little more emotional, and surprise and divert in a different way," Brannagh told Reuters at the film's premiere.
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Two-parent families usually have more income and are generally able to provide more emotional resources to children, and that's also a reflection of how little the United States in general does to support working mothers with parental paid leave and access to more health services and quality education.
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The unnamed White House officials who pushed back on the report said Kelly is a "gentleman" who won't let men curse when "a lady is present," and one spokesperson broadly defended the idea that women are more emotional than men (without confirming that the chief of staff said it).
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Their opposing views on gun control highlight their diverging approaches to politics -- with Buttigieg seeking to show he is able to stake out a sober middle ground and could function effectively in Washington, and O'Rourke relying on more emotional appeals to those wishing to shake up the political system.
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Mercury enters Sagittarius on October 31, creating a shift in energy, finding you focused on your home and family life, thinking about the past, and talking about your future—especially in regards to your living situation, and on a more emotional level, your sense of safety, privacy, and boundaries.
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Adele was supposed to sing a slower-paced, more emotional version of George Michael's "Fastlove" in tribute to the singer, but no more than five bars into the song, she stopped the performance, saying that she had to, "get this right," and she started the performance over again.
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But the students and their allies — law enforcement, teachers, the parents of their slain classmates — made the most of the platform they were given Wednesday night, transforming the typically made-for-TV event into something rawer, more emotional and, ultimately, more powerful than anyone could have possibly imagined.
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But it's arguable that Caesar is his finest creation: The noble chimpanzee who leads the ape army in the rebooted Planet of the Apes series has more emotional shading than those other characters, and it appears his dramatic arc will be at the center of this summer's latest installment.
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"It's a much more emotional day for me than just a parade," said Michael Leb, 753, who teared up as he reflected on a time, not that long ago, when there was less acceptance of gay people and some companies would not hire them, much less march with them.
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"When it's a family that has just lost Mom or Dad, they're in a more emotional state and they look at it and say it seems more gentle," said Jason Bradshaw, the president and chief executive of a funeral and cremation service with six locations in the Twin Cities.
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"The mother-daughter dyads engage in more frequent phone contact, more emotional support and advice — more than mothers do with sons or fathers with daughters," said Karen Fingerman, who teaches human development and family sciences at the University of Texas, Austin, and has published studies on this topic.
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Then, over a Chinese dinner at the White House with the two top Democrats on Capitol Hill, President Trump threw that momentary sense of satisfaction into disarray, forcing Republicans to confront the subject that packs more emotional and political force than anything they had on their busy agenda: immigration.
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"If I had to lose in the second round, no better than to Venus; I tried to keep thinking of her as someone else, but I guess Venus has a little more experience than me," said Serena, who tends to be a little more emotional than her older sister.
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The report also includes accusations that Kelly made comments that belittled female staffers, saying women are more emotional than men and bristling in private about the accusations made against Rob Porter, the former White House staff secretary who was forced out after his ex-wives accused him of domestic violence.
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But the way Gabriel considered what Philip might want while talking about him with Claudia artfully mirrored some of the conversations we've seen Philip and Elizabeth have about Paige, where he considers the more emotional side of the situation and she takes a chillier, work-and-ideology-always-come-first approach.
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By the end of the weekend, techies were ratcheting up the volume by the hour with increasingly more emotional, moral-high-ground statements, as well as offers of gobs of money (Google, Lyft, Uber and high-profile techies like Chris Sacca and Tony Faddell), food (DoorDash) and even homes (Airbnb).
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On a deeper, more emotional level, this is a powerful time to connect with your higher self and heal long-standing issues that have run down your family line—we've all inherited beliefs, traditions, and tendencies that we may choose to release or honor, depending on what's right for us.
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The tuned-up premise has more emotional heft than the last "Cars" six years ago, reaching back to the project's beginnings, as racecar Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson) faces the lot of any great athlete -- namely, what happens when he's past his prime and newer models begin to outshine him.
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The White House officials also said it was "possible" that Kelly had referred to women as more emotional than men but, per NBC News, agreed "generally speaking" that what Kelly allegedly said was true: The White House spokespeople said they haven't seen Kelly have a negative effect on the morale of women staffers.
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And although he claims that it's his children, Prince George and Charlotte, that made him more emotional, we now know that it's this little lamb (who, apparently, he used to hang with at his dad, Prince Charles's Duchy Home Farm back in 2004) that really got him in touch with his sensitive side.
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Star Trek Beyond has the same gentle good humor as Abrams's films—all three of the reboot movies strive to avoid the ponderous quality of earlier installments—and sometimes you can feel Lin struggling to balance a modern audience's demands for big explosions with creator Gene Roddenberry's desire for more emotional sophistication.
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" Earlier, at a press conference, she talked more about the connection between the two songs, explaining that the No. 1 song, her fifth, "just kind of made me open up to be a little bit more emotional … It made me realize that that deeper meaning in a song is worth a lot.
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Still, the more emotional, physical, and online space you can take (see my post-breakup guide to social media for more on that last one), the faster and less painful the process will be, even if it feels at first like you will actually die if you don't talk to your ex every day.
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Both were more restrained in their reactions to her testimony than they were on Tuesday, when Cosby smiled at some of the more emotional points of her testimony and McMonagle shook his head and mouthed the word 'Wow' when she spoke of one of the times Cosby allegedly came onto her and she rebuffed him.
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Between finding out that there will only be six episodes in the final season to learning that each of the episodes will be feature-length, we're not sure what has be a more emotional experience: the final season of Game of Thrones, or the highs and lows we've experienced waiting to know the return date announcement for season 8.
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In retrospect, it was sort of a spoiler hiding in plain sight, but my takeaway here is that there's likely no way to stop Paige and Henry from eventually meeting up with their parents in a country without an extradition treaty — or, to be precise, the challenges are more emotional than they are legal or logistical.
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But the divide over mandatory buy-backs has offered the clearest view yet of their diverging approaches to politics -- with Buttigieg seeking to show he is able to stake out a sober middle ground and could function effectively in Washington, and O'Rourke relying on more emotional appeals to those wishing to shake up the political system.
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For full Emmys coverage, click here And it was her loving husband Kidman turned to the most after long days shooting some of her more emotional scenes from Big Little Lies "Because we were shooting for so long, I think the duration of [the production] slowly started to seep in," the Oscar winner told Entertainment Tonight.
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"I'm a lot more emotional than I used to be, weirdly," William told TV presenters Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly (aka, Ant and Dec) in a preview of When Ant and Dec Met the Prince: 40 Years of the Prince's Trust, a new documentary focused on the Prince's Trust, a charity set up by Prince Charles.
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Anyway, Tehran has now returned with a video for "Superstars" from her Life is Cheap, Death is Free EP. With a huge orchestral backing that places it more in the territory of Bjork or Radiohead on one of their more emotional days, "Superstars" tackles alienation and political silence, retaining all the fire of "Refugees" but handling it more softly.
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Harington told Deadline that being so close to the end of the series is weird and strange and hard to explain, but he tries his best, revealing that he's more emotional about it than he thought he would be: I will say I think I'm understandably more affected by it than I thought I would be.
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Clarke, 50, said that the moment was even more emotional than he had expected, and that he, like McIlroy earlier in the week, was struck by how far Northern Ireland had come since the deadly political conflict known as "the Troubles" that began in the late 1960s and was stemmed by a peace agreement in 1998.
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Howery, especially, has been waiting for a breakout role like this after hilarious supporting turns in Get Out and TV's The Carmichael Show (in which his ex was also played by Haddish), and Uncle Drew suggests that, yeah, he's great at garnering laughs, but he can also sell some of the more emotional moments needed by the lead of a big studio comedy.
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Have they weighed up the risks—of not being believed, of being called an attention seeker, of being sued, of feeling guilty, of expending more emotional labor than they already have—with the benefits of protecting others, of helping connect the dots between multiple cases with one common perpetrator, of making a political statement about how they refuse to be silenced?
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Tonic recently polled more than 100 Twitter users and found that only 30 percent are more emotional when they fly—which could mean the sampling didn't account for factors like long flights and consumption of in-flight entertainment, or that I've falsely extrapolated my own emotional tendencies to a population that isn't nearly as moved by Aaron Sorkin screenplays as I am.
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"I said yes to directing it because I wanted to be sure that that initial feeling that I had after meeting [the real] Molly, the reason why I wanted to write it in the first place, the more emotional version of the story in which all those shiny objects, were simply the backdrop against which the story was set," he said.
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As if it weren't hard enough to get in and out of Target with just the EOS shaving cream and lip gloss that you came for, now the shopping mecca wants to make an even more emotional connection with its shoppers — on Monday, Target officially launched two of the four new brands guaranteed to make your heart skip a beat and fork over your cash (sorry!).
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Capricorn is a very hardworking, practical sign, so Mars traveling through this sign will definitely inspire you and the people you coexist with to build a safe, productive home environment, whether that means physically sprucing up the place (Mars will definitely give you the muscle to move furniture around), or, on a more emotional level, perhaps encouraging you to express your concerns or pet peeves.
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Laurie and Carla have thick skins and rarely show emotion, and they can screw with the boys without flinching; Jan conforms to her group of all male coworkers, taking pride in being "one of the boys"; and Monica serves as the slightly more emotional, female support system for the men, who put on a front of confidence, but long for reassurance — and maybe even a little mothering from her character.
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Indeed, it makes it more and more likely that we emotionally attach ourselves to a particularly political group, remain reflexively loyal to it, and automatically denigrate anyone who disagrees with it — we are indeed hard-wired for this sort of thing and political parties have, in effect, organized themselves around, and are now appealing directly to, that part of our psychology which is, and always has been, more emotional than rational.
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Still, during that first week, I managed a shopping trip for bras (sports bras, but nevertheless, seeing my boobs in a bra instead of weighed down made me a lot more emotional than I expected), sat down for coffee at my boyfriend's sister's place, and managed to survive a sushi dinner out, where I learned that people look at you oddly when you try to recline in your chair and clutch your chest in public.
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"It's easy to do a black-and-white version in your head of 'Gilead bad, handmaids and victims good,' and that's not the way the show or the world lays out, and so the more you find out about the Commander and Serena Joy and what their relationship is like and how they were instrumental in building this place, that tells you what the place is going to be on a more emotional, granular level," says Miller.
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"One component of IBS is increased sensitivity to the functions of the bowels; simply summarized, this means either the nerves taking messages from the bowel to the brain are more sensitive or that the brain is more attentive or reacts in a more emotional manner to the normal messages arising in the bowel, or both," said Dr. Michael Camilleri, a researcher at the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science in Rochester, Minnesota, who wasn't involved in the current study.
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In "A New Psychology of Women: Gender, Culture, and Ethnicity," Hilary M. Lips writes: "…parents tend to touch infant boys less often and more roughly than infant daughters and that daughters are handled more gently and protectively..." Research also shows that parents treat sons differently after they've suffered injuries than they do daughters, and another study, "Gender and Age Differences in Parent-Child Emotion Talk," reveals that mothers use more emotional language with preschool-aged daughters than they do with comparably aged sons.
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When women (and especially women of color) were trying to build careers for themselves and no one was acknowledging how much harder it would be for them than it would be for white men in their position, and trying to do so while having children, either with partners or on their own, and trying to balance all of that striving without ever giving anyone reason to believe that they were more emotional or less stable than any of their peers.
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