To explain oneself to oneself – as Charlotte does here – is also to explain oneself to others, surely.
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To break this cycle, one must pit oneself against oneself.
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Again, the act of returning to oneself to leave oneself sounds paradoxical.
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The simplest route was to "equip oneself and blow oneself up", he said.
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" But Schaaf recognises another dangerous pattern here: "Killing oneself is re-imagined as freeing oneself.
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To see what the mind can think and imagine, to realize it for oneself, through oneself, as concretely as impossible.
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The effect is a chilling reminder that to deny oneself an openly queer existence is to shroud oneself from the world.
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" Some examples: "I think one's art is just one's effort to wed oneself to the universe, to unify oneself through union.
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I think it's funny that selfies are by definition a picture of oneself taken by oneself, so they are by definition self-centered.
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They mostly fell into three broad categories: demanding perfection from oneself, demanding perfection of others, and perceiving others as demanding perfection from oneself.
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It provides one with a way to practice overcoming something, even perhaps oneself, or the moods that seem identical with oneself, self-determining.
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"This voyage is guided by a desire for beauty, where losing oneself is a necessary step to challenging oneself and evolving," show notes read.
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Self-imaging ultimately comes down to a desire, perhaps even a need, to see oneself — not for someone else's enjoyment, but just for oneself, to be seen.
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" Apple, simplicity and Chloé, " freedom to be oneself.
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Be kind to yourself, even during setbacksMost people believe the way to increase willpower is to "whip oneself into shape," because being kind to oneself is indulgent and lacks self discipline.
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Even though co-curator Martin Bethenod writes in the catalogue that Dancing with Myself should not be interpreted as being about looking at oneself or talking about oneself, it certainly is about playing with oneself, and the undeniably elegant frame of the building gives all the onanistic self-caressing an inherently and automatically noble presentation.
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If calling oneself a witch is like calling oneself a nasty woman, and it emboldens someone to stand up for themselves or the most vulnerable in this world, then more power to them.
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So, actually, it's not a sustainable way to clothe oneself.
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Or does it mean aligning oneself absolutely with Trump's politics?
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If one chooses to kill oneself then that's fair enough.
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Friendly bacteria, like lactobacilli, are tolerated as being like oneself.
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It was not a simple mission to launch oneself into.
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"Icon" is never a word that one uses for oneself.
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Holes that make it impossible to give oneself a context.
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They yearn to be part of something bigger than oneself.
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And solitude is an elected position to make for oneself.
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There's a sense of spiritual purification of oneself through struggle.
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It's this sort of punishing oneself, thinking it's their fault.
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Accidentally dosing oneself with psychoactive chemicals has rich historical roots.
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The second way to escape trouble is to remove oneself.
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As an example, it cites representing oneself as a reporter.
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In turn, immersing oneself in Bachelor Nation can be accidental.
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But what about the pleasure of doing things for oneself?
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These were not good things to be saying to oneself.
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It is a decision to trust oneself above all others.
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It's now about calling the shots, and making oneself heard.
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And it would amount to shooting oneself in the foot.
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The path to visibly reclaiming oneself, one's space, is tricky.
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Of course, being true to oneself is a complex proposition.
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In the modern world, to let oneself get stuck like this.
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Self-care is primarily an act of compassion directed towards oneself.
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Simply naming oneself president does not constitute a coup, Thyne says.
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What would a selfie of one high-fiving oneself look like?
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This would be extremely useful when making an avatar of oneself.
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It's clear, though, that resigning oneself to silence doesn't help anyone.
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"One wants to drive a Porsche by oneself," Westfalen-Blatt said.
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Perhaps it could also be used to hunt or defend oneself.
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Yet a strange thing happens after one resigns oneself to the
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And indeed, there is grandiosity to killing oneself over Facebook Live.
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To pass judgment is to risk making a fool of oneself.
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The word ecstasy derives from the idea of standing outside oneself.
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It certainly doesn't denote the experience produced by being by oneself.
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McCain, leadership required something extra, something deep from within oneself: sacrifice.
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The tendency is to dress like a younger version of oneself.
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To love the castle is to make oneself in its image.
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The theme of redefining oneself is present in Lemonade as well.
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"To forge an iron, one must be strong oneself," it said.
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The right to express oneself is deeply embedded in American culture.
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How pleasurable it can be to find oneself unbound by categories.
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First of all it is to lose oneself, or one's self.
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But for her, being authentic with oneself is what's most important.
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And it's a liberated and liberating way of looking at oneself.
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Prompts like "How Do You Feel?" encourage checking in with oneself.
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It's a real challenge not to imagine oneself inside the clothes.
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To fight for civil rights was to put oneself at risk.
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Tearing the opponent down rarely if ever adds followers to oneself.
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"; "To be held within oneself is deathlike"; "I was a fool.
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This principle refers to defining, naming, creating and speaking for oneself.
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Batuman is wonderful on the joy of glutting oneself on books.
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It is about a more hopeful America where each person might see beneath the surface of another, and find within oneself a tolerance toward oneself — even a celebration — as we allow our own surfaces to change.
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This ability to shape-shift, to adapt oneself to one's context instead of imposing oneself upon it, is a necessary skill; the gift of self-erasure ensures one will see and hear things one ought not to.
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The president has vehemently denied any wrongdoing, so why discuss pardoning oneself?
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Western psychologists define social anxiety, by contrast, as fear of embarrassing oneself.
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Who can say if that's from drugs, life situations, or becoming oneself.
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I'd reduce or buy puts or some other strategy to protect oneself.
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YouTube is a top-notch place for distracting oneself with entrancing videos.
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"It's a very hard thing to admit to oneself," Yang told Recode.
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"It's very difficult to kill oneself when somebody's right there," Tartaro said.
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But I am interested in making work that challenges perceptions of oneself.
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But nowadays, the "best version" of oneself tends to be the superficial.
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Security is not just a question for the authorities, but for oneself.
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He described the necessity of wrapping oneself around the cello while playing.
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Outhouses. Or, often worse, having to relieve oneself under a leafy tree.
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It might be a way to discover determination and leadership in oneself.
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The struggle to support oneself and its accompanying anguish are nothing new.
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Why would a person need to recuse oneself for that mild statement?
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No longer a dialogue with another as in Greece, but with oneself.
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It is a horrible burden to hide oneself for fear of judgement.
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If one cannot risk oneself, then one is simply incapable of giving.
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What's worse than calling oneself a pie, despite being filled with beef?
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The experience is meant to mimic digging through the NYPD files oneself.
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Better then to submit to one's dictators than compromise oneself with foreigners.
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Other not-so-good things to say to oneself: Am I fat?
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Prudence is the ability to govern oneself with the use of reason.
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Turning the paparazzi gaze on oneself might offer the semblance of control.
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To think strategically, one has to imagine oneself in the enemy's place.
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Still, they acknowledged that confidence, in oneself and one's gear, was crucial.
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Being honest to oneself can have an effect on performance, activists said.
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It think at the root of it is deep dissatisfaction with oneself.
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It's a conscientious, affected way of presenting oneself and fulfilling a role.
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When the temptation to create a public name for oneself as an "esteemed" justice of our highest court is as powerful as ever, the restraint to limit oneself to the law as already written becomes ever more necessary.
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Efforts to curb access to the means to kill oneself can help, too.
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As any toddler will gladly tell you, it's not easy to dress oneself.
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"I hope people will begin to separate breastfeeding from exposing oneself," she says.
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There is no "right" way to comport oneself in the midst of inequity.
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For me, it's important to acknowledge that and to place oneself in it.
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For Adorno, the allurement of the Sirens represents losing oneself in one's past.
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They even had a word for this, monanacahuia, which means to "mushroom oneself".
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Demands may increase to watching horror movies all night or secretly cutting oneself.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," Xi argued.
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Viewing the pain of others activated brain regions involved in feeling pain oneself.
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It's hard to describe oneself as a capitalist when participating in these schemes.
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This impulse to arm oneself against spectral evildoers drives both Batman and Superman.
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Beating Trump requires finding a way to turn the tables without lowering oneself.
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Escape from oneself, or, rather, its impossibility, is one of the novel's preoccupations.
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In this case, assertive gun use was aimed at protecting oneself or others.
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"I have never seen wisdom do any good kept to oneself," said Hubbard.
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They offered suggestions, but reminded me that command presence comes from within oneself.
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Surrounding oneself with smart, competent, preferably noncorrupt people is important for any president.
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" Acceptance of oneself and others is a big theme in "Ready Player One.
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But to treat quitting as inevitable is to shoot oneself in the foot.
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"Kindness to oneself is a key," said Brooke Jones, the foundation's vice president.
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The freedom to be oneself, finally and completely, is such a wonderful feeling.
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But to enter the preserve itself will mean giving oneself over to it.
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To eat outside is to silflay, to relieve oneself is to pass hraka.
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In the post-Trump era, declaring oneself "pro-life" will no longer suffice.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," he said.
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A degree of anger at oneself makes you better at something you're doing.
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So why does criticizing something make it seem worse to do it oneself?
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What a waste, what an extravagance—why not make oneself accountable to that?
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Protectionism will only hurt oneself, and unilateral moves will bring damage to all.
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For white women, taking care of oneself has historically meant abstaining from work.
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It is tempting to lose oneself, like the young Nietzsche, in Dionysian revelry.
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It's gutsy to portray oneself as messy and mean, but to what end?
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As such, navigating this exhibition feels equally like an exercise in disarming oneself.
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From my parents, I understood independence to mean the ability to govern oneself.
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Restricting access to the means to kill oneself can also make a big difference.
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Or is that belief in oneself ultimately something that truly makes them something more?
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It's easy to believe her—and to want some of that delight for oneself.
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Seeing oneself projected, large format, within an art installation creates an uneasy self-consciousness.
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I also discovered how tricky it is to truly untangle oneself from Facebook's grasp.
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To flick the spinner was, mechanically, to submit oneself to the will of God.
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It can help to know a history, and hurt to place oneself within it.
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This movie is more about proving oneself than making a go as a business.
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Denying oneself this advantage, particularly in a hypercharged information environment, makes little practical sense.
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It's easier, I think, to be oneself, when you're giving back to other people.
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How exactly does one become an emotionally competent and reactionary 3D avatar of oneself?
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There's also the instinctive, ego-preserving inclination to design the best version of oneself.
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At my age it's no small thing to forge a new home for oneself.
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It's a super realistic lifestyle and an appropriate body image to compare oneself to.
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Concealing oneself underneath a desk just makes you a stationary target for the shooter.
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Each thought or act etches a new line into the core piece of oneself.
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For some people, international travel is about immersing oneself in another country's rich culture.
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Protecting oneself from self-destructive behaviors is an expression of self-awareness and autonomy.
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In the absence of regulation, it is all about positioning oneself in the market.
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Completely covering oneself in multicolored sequins was also apparently a good idea back then.
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There is no such thing as a "fiduciary duty" as a businessman to oneself.
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But why limit oneself to beds when so many couches and chairs are beckoning?
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"Autopsy" means to see for oneself, and that is exactly what doctors once did.
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After all, for many people, beliefs about one's origins reflect one's beliefs about oneself.
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There's no excuse, Lyle decides; no excuse whatsoever for letting oneself go like that.
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One should not kid oneself about the difficulties this entails, both political and economic.
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" The petition also mentioned Médine's 2005 album "Jihad: The Biggest Fight Is Against Oneself.
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So, there is no need or reason to set oneself apart from this 'world'.
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Therefore, money is irrelevant to a legacy if that money is kept to oneself.
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It's hard to locate oneself inside this poetry, and yet it never seems confused.
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Sometimes it was a gift to oneself, saved up for over months or longer.
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Sliding into shapewear for the first time feels a little like vacuum sealing oneself.
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Why couldn't one see oneself as taking two different stances toward a single phenomenon?
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As any educator can attest, the process of understanding others begins with understanding oneself.
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But that vulnerability, and the process of opening oneself up to strangers, isn't easy.
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She reportedly tells contestants about the importance of being true to oneself and voting.
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Are the two figures performing sujud, the act of prostrating oneself during Muslim prayer?
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This interpretation follows the idea that liberation is activated through conscious experimentation with oneself.
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The experience of imagining oneself as both, so rapidly, is unsettling in its intimacy.
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The American Association of Suicidology considers talk of suicide a sign of "acute risk"; the National Institute of Mental Health lists "threatening to hurt or kill oneself or talking about wanting to hurt or kill oneself" as its first warning sign of suicide.
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More specifically, she spouted wisdom on how to handle oneself when it comes to alcohol.
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Of measuring oneself by the tape of the world that looks on in amused contempt.
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To consider development in terms of God's plan can mean inoculating oneself from its consequences.
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Critical art takes vision, flexibility, and personal largess to extend oneself beyond one's petty grudges.
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According to Dr. Ludden, it's often a result of an inability to directly express oneself.
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John only encourages the use of guns for defending oneself or anyone else getting attacked.
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Caring for oneself — or caring for others, as the wholesome Patrick does — is inherently political.
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A very similar quote about making oneself "smaller" has been popular on Tumblr for years.
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On bad days, it's hard to imagine oneself carving out additional space to be vulnerable.
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But the value of seeing oneself represented on screen is something that's harder to quantify.
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But as Redd told us, barricading oneself and going into total isolation is probably overkill.
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"You can make deals, discuss ways of achieving peace, without abdicating oneself," Mr. Brunetta wrote.
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I think music should it spark a feeling and the rest is up to oneself.
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To the replicants, dying in service to a cause greater than oneself makes them human.
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To challenge it, to escape its grasp, and to love oneself in spite of it.
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It's also been a means to allow for professional risk-taking and betting on oneself.
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For most candidates, publicly associating oneself with such a group would be too politically risky.
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Unfortunately, the only cure for ignorance is an active desire and effort to educate oneself.
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But that sense of hope and pursuit of something more than oneself have never left.
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Overall: Brad Pitt is wonderful in this space story about finding oneself and moving forward
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And a lack of getting it on can really contribute to not feeling like oneself.
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There's this kind of punishment in keeping these simple, innocent pleasures like bread from oneself.
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Know oneself and then be it, Varda seemed to say, and great work will follow.
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There's really no preparing oneself for the process of a WoodRocket costume and makeup session.
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I understand the need to insulate oneself from upsetting topics, but insulation necessarily breeds insularity.
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"It leads to more comfort with oneself and promotes open conversation and opportunities for education."
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Dancing on rooftops is one way to cure oneself of the fear of falling. -p.
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Before social media, yearbooks offered a significant and public medium in which to present oneself.
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But there may be a biological explanation for the compulsion to cut or burn oneself.
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To even utter such facts is to find oneself on the feared "fellow travelers" list.
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For a president, this is pretty much the definition of shooting oneself in the foot.
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"There are, or should be, multiple correct ways to express oneself in animation," he said.
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Because that would not be a viable way of getting oneself quoted in an acrostic.
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What could be an easier task than distancing oneself from Nazis or violent white supremacists?
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Describing oneself in terms of a "type" strikes some people as pretty reductive—stupid, even.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," the Chinese president declared.
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In theory, there's nothing wrong with having an orgasm as a way of distracting oneself.
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But recognizing that fact is a far from being able to detach oneself from it.
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Proposing that everyone use "they" works against this thoughtful inquiry about how one defines oneself.
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That would be too meta, the equivalent of talking about oneself in the third person.
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Placing oneself in the mind of the "other" side of an argument can be difficult.
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The process of informing oneself is almost entirely a process of choosing whom to believe.
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"But every person must have the desire to push oneself to the limit!" he said.
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To live through 2017 has required girding oneself daily against a rising sense of panic.
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But stricter gun control laws would mean fewer "bad guys with guns" to protect oneself from.
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Allowing oneself the chance to transform and awaken old yearnings will help soften the Plutonian energy.
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"There's clearly a drive, a release to just express it outside of oneself," she tells me.
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"There are many more life-affirming ways to express oneself than with a gun," she said.
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The boundaries around a firm idea of oneself have been diffused by mass marketing and consumerism.
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Excessive self-grooming falls under the broad classification of "self-harm": damaging oneself irrespective of intention.
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Being true to oneself in an industry where fantasy makes the money is Cardi's true talent.
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Perhaps one of the best atmospheres for fondling oneself is in an empty apartment or house.
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Only instead of keeping them to oneself, they're broadcast to the world like early Facebook statuses.
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And I think the only way to react is to always use terms with precision oneself.
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In my interviews with birth control users, the idea of gaslighting oneself came up numerous times.
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And likewise, listening may just be the most important skill a person can develop for oneself.
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But I tend to think it is always nice to show a different side of oneself.
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And those who prioritized the importance of independence, curiosity, thinking for oneself and considerateness were not.
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One reason, researcher say, is that firearms are a much more efficient way to kill oneself.
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But it's also a spiritual thing that allows one to invest in something larger than oneself.
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As though the anxiety were coming from a place of intuition or being true to oneself.
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"Love was always somewhere outside oneself," Pufahl writes toward the end, the internal voice implicitly Muriel's.
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It was violence either way; it was survival, it was gnawing oneself out of the trap.
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Defining oneself at least in part by membership in a group is part of human nature.
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And there's greater value in having loyal allies than in abstractions like conducting oneself with integrity.
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Maybe, but there's a fine line between being full of information and being full of oneself.
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California in 1975, the right to represent oneself is absolute regardless of intellect or educational attainment.
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Fiction is a useful way of getting around it or disguising oneself one way or another.
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Defending oneself against litigation is onerous even for those with the financial means to fight back.
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One defense is to remain always ahead, always imagining oneself through the eyes of an observer.
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This is because to become a better runner, one must repeatedly push oneself beyond one's threshold.
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It really feels good to have something that is so close to oneself in this way.
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Ascending is a matter of digging axes and crampons into ice and pushing/pulling oneself upward.
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There is salvation, Rooney seems to be saying, in giving oneself over completely to another person.
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Patting oneself on the back is often oafish, but in this case it was also offensive.
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To take Wynes and Nicholas's recommendations to heart would mean cutting oneself off from modern life.
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It's the difference between the estrangement of ordering takeout and the intimacy of cooking for oneself.
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Words, spoken and projected, evoke the difficulty of having to explain oneself or justify one's actions.
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To identify everything as being subject to constraints, stuck, ossified, and to remove oneself from that.
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In fact the "who"— the idea of oneself — is probably an impediment to growth and honesty.
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Keeping this potential explosiveness to oneself, however, could also be understood as a sign of strength.
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The prospect of trying it oneself without any assistance is not only daunting but nearly impossible.
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Also, presenting oneself as a forensic document examiner doesn't always mean the person is highly qualified.
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Voluntarily turning oneself in to authorities is hardly an invasion by any meaning of the word.
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"Relying on oneself is better than relying on others," state media Xinhua quoted Yin as saying.
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It's like unburdening oneself on a therapist's couch, only every reader on earth is your therapist.
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This is a document that, like the Badlands National Park, one has to visit for oneself.
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This notion of poetry is about freeing oneself from a system of increasing calculation and profit.
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Without that, learning is nearly impossible, and belief in oneself is even harder to come by.
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The result, in one Arabic word, is jihad — which actually means a spiritual battle with oneself.
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To believe otherwise is to resign oneself to a world of nothing but tyrants and graves.
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It makes you realize how challenging — and humiliating — it can be to reinvent oneself in midlife.
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But a solution common in other countries—declaring oneself strictly vegetarian or vegan—remains strikingly rare.
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This was not about the fizzy highs of starving oneself, but rather pragmatism, substitution, portion control.
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In another way, it is increasingly possible to imagine oneself as being discontinuous with one's skin.
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The intent of the different intermittent-fasting regimes is to trick oneself into decreasing calorie intake.
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Mr. Sanders is, of course, not the only Democratic candidate failing to look candidly at oneself.
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Humility is seeing oneself as they truly are, and as God truly defines them to be.
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There is a reason to unnumb oneself from the stupor of dumb media and listicle listlessness.
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Women are changing the narrative around previously taboo topics and promoting inclusiveness and acceptance of oneself.
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For some ascetics, my translator added, it involved climbing into a ditch and burying oneself alive.
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Both the novella and film are a story about perseverance, hard work, and belief in oneself.
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It can make both givers and recipients happy in ways that buying for oneself might not.
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In 1976, the French philosopher Michel Foucault, in his treatise "The Care of the Self," wrote that "the idea that one ought to attend to oneself, care for oneself" was a theme in the classical world and a practice that conditions one to care for others.
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"Talking to oneself" all too often seems to be the aim of identity politics in the West.
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His music, as a consequence, has often revolved around the idea of searching for something beyond oneself.
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Merely refusing to explain oneself, refusing the possibility of recognition clearly is not what these artists do.
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On Tuesday, Pruitt's name was removed from that lawsuit, due to the difficulties involved with suing oneself.
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It resonated with the lyrical themes of struggle within oneself and viewing it on a larger scope.
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Jimmy tended to focus upon what Americans must do in order to confront white supremacy inside oneself.
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Sure, referring to oneself as "big papa" (read: daddy) might not seem overtly horny, but just wait.
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As for the advice Union was willing to approve, it involved putting oneself first in the relationship.
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"It's easy to fall in love with oneself, but this is not about us," General Nagata said.
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And thinking of oneself in war allows for all sorts of behavior that wouldn't be acceptable otherwise.
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"It takes a long time to free oneself from chatter — goals, social media, image, persona," she continued.
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So how does one restrain oneself from adding to the horrifying amount of pollution that already exists?
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Aza explains that one practices tantra in order to connect with others, with nature, and with oneself.
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Prayers without accordant action are silent lies told to oneself, heard by no God, amounting to nothing.
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To concern oneself with such eventualities is to take an aversion to short-termism beyond the salutary.
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"Setting oneself up as a teacher without a rigorous training is not a good thing," Winston said.
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With a basic income, dedicating oneself to these roles does not mean poverty; it means more life.
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But that means too often that some shy away from outwardly labelling oneself as a female musician.
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Walker nonetheless remained on the ballot since he suspended his campaign after the deadline to remove oneself.
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In most parts of the world, there are simply not enough good players to measure oneself against.
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There's a part of me that sees photography as a way of separating oneself from the world.
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For women with curves who are in-between the two, dressing for oneself can oftentimes feel difficult.
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And yet, I must say that I still don't know exactly what it means to love oneself.
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To know that one is being part of something bigger than oneself is already comforting and stimulating.
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Then, as now, the ability to remove oneself from harm's way was a matter of social privilege.
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" Fourteen years ago, our students learned what those words meant: "Not for oneself, but for one's own.
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"I cannot imagine wanting to immerse oneself in another culture without feeling a sensual pull," Buruma writes.
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"Pursuing protectionism is like locking oneself in a dark room," Mr. Xi said in Davos last year.
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Sport is movement, often gruelingly so, and it incorporates repetition, competition (with oneself or others) and performance.
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In order to distance oneself from "those terrible abusers," there will be bandwagon jumping and mob joining.
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Habitual mask wearing became a "civic duty," both to protect others and to take responsibility for oneself.
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Overall, experts say US citizens should not panic, but that there are good ways to protect oneself.
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It is not easy to make a name for oneself with Williams and Cocomania in the mix.
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Immigration, queerness, transness, solitude, and community are explored as a way of understanding oneself in the world.
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However, wrapping oneself in the flag neither guarantees victory nor escapes the inevitable consequences of strategic failure.
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McCain has always believed, to his core, in sacrifice, honor and allegiance to something larger than oneself.
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In M.T.D., the highest goal of the religious life is being happy and feeling good about oneself.
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There's a difference, after all, between working mindfully to change oneself and doing so to change society.
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Later generations understood that to wear such an insignia was to smear oneself with history's worst filth.
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"To indulge in sexual immorality is to make oneself and one's desires an idol," the column said.
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Washing oneself more than once a week was forbidden as it was considered bad for skin health.
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The music points to a more universal anguish: the feeling of watching oneself make an irreversible mistake.
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It's more fun to fancy oneself doing the Scrooge McDuck in a vault full of gold coins.
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This can be a limitation, but it can also be an effective tool to better express oneself.
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" We ought to embrace awe, "the wonderment that comes from being humbled before something grander than oneself.
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Far easier to align oneself with what is most palatable, and dismiss everything else out of pocket.
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As Viktor Frankl explained: For success, like happiness, cannot be pursued; it must ensue, and it only does so as the unintended side effect of one's personal dedication to a cause greater than oneself or as the by-product of one's surrender to a person other than oneself.
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Or one can detach oneself emotionally and distance oneself physically from the aggressors, from the perspective of which their personal flaws and failures of vision, insight and sensitivity loom larger, making it easier to forgive them for their human imperfections but harder to relate to them as equals.
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After sorting through inferred, suggestive stories, one must resign oneself to one's own interpretation, to one's particular lens.
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"The more comfortable [one is] with oneself, the more comfortable [one is] in relationships with others," he explained.
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That can create interference in terms of being able to give oneself over to complete relaxation and pleasure.
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They are imbued with cleanliness, a comfortable degree of safety, a way to seperate oneself from the world.
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Like many of us, Z Listers aren't immune to the pleasures of losing oneself to a captivating story.
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It's just foolish to turn in on oneself, to reject cooperation, unity, and working to make things better.
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Mr Xi likened protectionism to "locking oneself in a dark room", a phrase that delegates repeated with delight.
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This is also a story about youth and discovering oneself, and there's a lot of fun in it.
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And the means to kill oneself are harder to come by in a town than in the countryside.
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" "My definition of womanhood is someone who moves through the world, presents and defines oneself as a woman.
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Describing oneself as a "business leader who created jobs," for instance, can be helpful — especially with Republican voters.
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Turning the camera on oneself indicates a sort of open self-love that I wish I could have.
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To incur the wrath of a hijra means to invoke a curse upon oneself of impotence and infertility.
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The alternative to schmoozing oneself or working with an agency is to market one's skills in online marketplaces.
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I think we just wanted to look at the duality of interpersonal relationships and that duality within oneself.
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It became clear to all the girls that advocating for oneself would be met with laughter, then silence.
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It's excellent company in which to find oneself, and signals yet another sea change in Yellow Eyes' fortunes.
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Depp later clarified she was simply making a statement on defining oneself, and not on her own sexuality.
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Meteorite hunting is an obsession, and that sometimes means making ill-advised decisions and putting oneself at risk.
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"We want to inspire our kids by showing them a love of exercise, of pushing oneself," she says.
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The ability to feed oneself and others within a household or family indexes biological, moral and social obligations.
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It is inappropriate for unfounded allegations to be made public with little time and opportunity to defend oneself.
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Ambition, pushing oneself and overcoming obstacles that stand in the way of your goal are common to both.
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In this story, the will to make a name for oneself is full of ego, deserving of punishment.
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Some people still believe this: that the will to rename oneself is naïve at best, grandiose at worst.
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Reading is a daily habit commonly practiced by high achievers because it's an effective method of sharpening oneself.
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That he simultaneously gave us all a reminder about staying true to oneself is a nice bonus, indeed.
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" He says this is "the tendency to especially like oneself, one's own kind and one's own idea structures.
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Mindfulness is a meditation technique intended to free oneself of excessive and (in my case) often shitty thoughts.
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In fact, throwing oneself out of stance and off balance was something of a theme on Saturday night.
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It is strange to live in a world where making oneself bleed is the first step to healing.
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The best way to protect oneself from pollution like this is obviously to avoid inhaling it at all.
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For many people, OCD involves extreme hypochondria or intrusive thoughts about harm coming to oneself or loved ones.
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And also like many internet fads, it mostly acts as an excuse to post a photo of oneself.
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Sunning oneself on the beaches of 1980s Cape Town, where blacks were dispossessed and excluded, was unequivocally unethical.
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Popularized by none other than Elvis Presley, the Sleeping Beauty Diet involves heavily sedating oneself for several days.
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This dualism is powerfully effective in creating a sense of struggle to orient oneself amid an internal landscape.
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Making a tactical decision to refrain from a conflict is not the same as making oneself a doormat.
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That hasn't deterred people over the history of humankind, and the rules for protecting oneself haven't changed drastically.
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In moral philosophy, it is common to draw a distinction between duties to oneself and duties to others.
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Space, and the ability to have space to oneself, is a privilege only the upper class can afford.
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THE STONE Like Socrates, he knew that being honest with oneself is the most philosophical act of all.
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The problem also surfaces in the indignity of having to justify oneself against presumptions of wrongdoing and illegitimacy.
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"It's the idea of looking at oneself through the technology of the day," Mr. Bailey said by phone.
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" Indian Proverb "One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other than human.
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The markers of masculinity include earning a good income and distancing oneself from feminine things, research has shown.
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Mr. Parzen-Johnson is more interested in memory, as a wisp and a venue for solidarity with oneself.
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Who was it who said, "There is surely nothing finer than to educate a young thing for oneself"?
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This does not mean that seeing oneself as one's own partner or soul mate is equivalent to loneliness.
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There must be a way to express oneself while also ensuring that others aren't silenced, oppressed, and forgotten.
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More than anything else, one would like to think of oneself as being capable as a human being.
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This isn't a matter of keeping one's prejudices so deeply buried that they are largely unknown to oneself.
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But "regular photos taken of oneself" doesn't have the same ring as "selfie line," so here we are.
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Who was it who said, "There is surely nothing finer than to educate a young thing for oneself"?
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"I love Charleston, but it's a tiny little town, so it's hard to keep oneself really busy," she says.
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Would it make sense to call oneself human if one is actually moving from cortical stack to cortical stack?
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But I've never seen such motivation towards goals, success, politics, and bettering oneself than I have from my peers.
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It's getting real raw, gritty, and honest with oneself—a responsibility that our male counterparts aren't always tasked with.
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My story is extraordinary, and is not a validation of the ethos of pulling oneself up by the bootstraps.
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Depression in general comes from feelings of worthlessness and the sense of giving up on oneself and the world.
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But there are also health risks to making oneself miserable by going on unsustainably extreme diet and exercise regimens.
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And what better way to do that than by aligning oneself with A-list celebrities like Leo and Riri?
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But, particularly during the holidays, buying gifts for others feels just as good, if not better, than treating oneself.
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I wholeheartedly believe in freedom of speech and freedom to express oneself [through] art, clothes, words, hair, music...EVERYTHING.
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But previous methods were slow and limited, essentially painting oneself with conductive ink or attaching a thin conductive film.
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This advice is a good reminder that designing for oneself, while straightforward and enticing, will not have widespread impact.
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The reality is that money or social status create opportunities for one to isolate oneself from homophobia and transphobia.
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The point in leaving that message is that to be successful in life, one has to believe in oneself.
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In several YouTube videos, he can be seen holding firearms and talking about the Biblical mandate to arm oneself.
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It's a way to tell stories and express oneself through a medium that has evolved from theater and plays.
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And the lesson being that one can defend oneself from imperialist acts of aggression with only one's own strength.
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But I believe that we should also talk about how these factors influence inward violence, or violence toward oneself.
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But selfie culture in China is massive, and the ability to technologically beautify oneself is a market unto itself.
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The exhibition's theme of what Wilford calls "defining oneself" is seen in the ways artists use their own language.
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This week, the French government published an English-language guide on how to protect oneself during a terror attack.
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Asserting oneself against an idol, actually, may bring down not only a person, but greater ideas and hopes, too.
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It is an age-old story, the animating force of every bildungsroman and fantasy novel: how one becomes oneself.
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That's especially true when the eventual payoff -- about learning to accept oneself -- is so transparent from the get-go.
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Despite what some may say, firearm suicide is gun violence — violence against oneself in a moment of overwhelming hopelessness.
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The urgency to distinguish oneself from two dozen competitors suggests it will be more the former than the latter.
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Deluding oneself is a powerful thing, but it won't hold back election results or a rising neo-fascist movement.
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The facts, circumstances and implications of Meng's detention appear to shape-shift depending on which side one aligns oneself.
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Commitment to something bigger than oneself — the cause, the country, God, or something else, take your pick — is compelling.
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It often makes no sense to reach for the leg and put oneself in danger of being pushed down.
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Getting to know oneself better, and a feeling of self-fulfillment are also big factors for those taking part.
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Other than the money, of course, and whatever advantages come from aligning oneself with a global behemoth like Uber.
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Similarly, depriving oneself of the pleasure of food leads to overindulgence in the very foods we try to avoid.
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To make a good book of photography is not to make a book for oneself but for the author.
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Episode 4 points out that recognition — of oneself, of the true character of others — can exact a lethal price.
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It was a similar story: coming from a place of privilege and success and finding oneself at the bottom.
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Limiting oneself to dressing and acting as one's heritage determines is dangerously close to a "separate but equal" mentality.
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To find oneself, I figured, using the logic of a 22-year-old, one must first become literally lost.
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Working in the United States, however briefly, gave Ms. Kyo a glimpse at a different way of expressing oneself.
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This time of year, you're probably swimming in them — unless you've mastered the Art of Removing Oneself from Lists.
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" Far-right activists also berated the title of a 2005 album, "Jihad," subtitled "The Greatest Fight Is Against Oneself.
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The realistic evaluation of consequences of various actions, and a consideration of the well-being of oneself and others.
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Indeed, in front of most Pop Art, one does not feel oneself in the state of first-person singular.
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It was disturbing to think of oneself as rational and irreligious but to have an experience that felt supernatural.
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Sedation and physical restraint aside, doctors have few ways to quickly stop suicidal ideation, or thoughts of killing oneself.
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With a mild illness, it is easier to relax, to rest, to pamper oneself and let others pamper you.
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Maybe it's less about projecting an image of oneself and more about empathizing with others' internal complexities and contradictions.
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It is also worth understanding how paradigm shifts work and how to diversify well to protect oneself against them.
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Putting oneself in another's shoes emotionally models whatever emotion they have, whether it be anger, happiness, sorrow or gratefulness.
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But he quickly found that declaring oneself "pro-gun" was very different from being willing to support constitutional carry.
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Pointedly positioning oneself as a non-nice guy capable of playing villains, as Chris Messina has been doing lately?
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It is altogether peculiar to immerse oneself in a story of New York written by a near-lifelong Californian.
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Still, positioning oneself against the party establishment is far from a sure-fire guarantee of success, even in Iowa.
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"One is often surprised at how puzzling one's own prose is to oneself after some time passes," Pinker muses.
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The former is Latin, and the etymology alone represents a long history of feeling oneself as under Western eyes.
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To become a prosecutor is to make a choice to align oneself with a powerful and fundamentally biased system.
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The best ones have a ruthlessness, a willingness to get to the marrow of oneself, without preening and dissembling.
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"Parabiosis" means the biological joining of two individuals, and in this context, it entails infusing oneself with young blood.
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It is a way to improve, keep sharp, as well as test oneself, especially against those who preceded you.
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"But otherwise, it's important to have other, informal support networks in place, and not to isolate oneself," she says.
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I wholeheartedly believe in freedom of speech and freedom to express oneself though art, clothes, words, hair, music…EVERYTHING.
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In his artist's note, Bernstein defines bathos as: [T]he failure to achieve pathos — the failure to achieve catharsis and the ubiquitous sympathy associated with drama — bathos: to land in the ridiculous, to be ridiculed, or to ridicule oneself — to blame oneself, instead of finding relief or sympathy or blaming another or fate.
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From one angle, it takes courage to present oneself the way Cusk does here, as a woman whose confidence in her own life must first be destroyed in order for it to be remodeled; from another, challenging one's own narrative authority seems an evasive misdirection, a way to absolve oneself of unmentioned transgressions.
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Arthur C. Brooks MY teenage son recently informed me that there is an Internet quiz to test oneself for narcissism.
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Restricting access to easy means to kill oneself can make a big difference because suicide is a surprisingly impulsive act.
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But, I would say that one does not have to see oneself in a film to connect to it personally.
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The Ego and His Own should have been at best a reminder (to oneself) and a confirmation, not a polemic.
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So using energy drinks when drinking is not a good way to protect oneself from the negative effects of drinking.
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Within Voodoo, Santeria, and other nature-based faiths, Florida Water is used for cleansing and protecting oneself and one's space.
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Buying products is one thing — but buying the right products signifies self-knowledge and the ability to care for oneself.
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In the end, though, knowledge — of oneself or another — proves elusive, which is reliably the case in this filmmaker's work.
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The ritual becomes complicated, however, when the deceased has committed a grave sin such as killing, typically including killing oneself.
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And dancing became the opposite of performing: it's feeling and receiving, making oneself a passive conduit for life to flow.
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The idea is that by placing oneself in this highly immersive virtual world, we are distracted from the painful experience.
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For example, in Mexico, it wasn't an option to identify oneself as Black in the national census until last year.
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When approached by local reporters, these women claimed that lying on the heated rocks will help rid oneself of illnesses.
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"In order to survive within MS-13 it is vital to brag and puff oneself up," Peter L. Ettenberg wrote.
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"I simply cannot understand how it is necessary to justify oneself when it comes to one's core values," Strache said.
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And in the testosterone-driven environment of tough fieldwork, there's an enormous stigma attached to declaring oneself unfit for duty.
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Don't Starve Yourself: Celebrate Thanksgiving Earlier in the Day While tempting to starve oneself until Thanksgiving dinner, don't skip meals.
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Victoria then delved into the dangerous cycle of being overly consumed with focusing only on making outward changes to oneself.
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It's a clever reminder to not take oneself too seriously, and to keep in touch with one's child-like creativity.
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The fact that Republicans are threatening to shut down the government—akin to punching oneself in the face—proves this.
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Using Libra through Calibra will mean identifying oneself, though Facebook claims that Calibra will keep social and financial data separate.
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Still, I guess dressing like a scumbro is a form of celebrity freedom: It's a way to go beyond oneself.
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Moral disengagement has frightening negative consequences, namely a pernicious dehumanization of persons, including oneself and of society as a whole.
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But you can't stop anyway, because the biochemical drive to consume is greater than any cognitive ability to restrain oneself.
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The liberty to speak and think for oneself, which the Roberts court repeatedly has protected in recent years, won again.
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Josh Doody, author of Fearless Salary Negotiation, knows how challenging it can be to learn to financially advocate for oneself.
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On top of this, recent research shows that scrutinizing online images of oneself and one's peers harms more than grades.
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To write about oneself may be to write of death, but to write about death is to write of everyone.
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Bradley seems immune to the retrograde pressures to move to a so-called culinary capital in order to establish oneself.
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The impulse for fame becomes a meta visualization of personal grandeur, narcissistically and obsessively seeing oneself in one's own surroundings.
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These regions, one of which is called the Default Mode Network, could be the basis of negative thoughts about oneself.
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Rule No. 1 calls for attributing all victories to oneself — regardless of who or what contributed to the perceived success.
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And yet assigning blame, to oneself or to another (deserved or not), is what we do when things go wrong.
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"Injectables should enhance the natural version of oneself," said dermatologist and UT Austin Professor of Internal Medicine Dr. Adewole Adamson.
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Love going awry is often a process of losing oneself, little by little, to accommodate someone who will never care.
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The dark and light are things we all possess, and to accept them is freedom to explore oneself without judgment.
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Casual fashion was a uniform of sorts, and a way of identifying oneself with the tribalism and camaraderie of football.
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It's imposing a particular structure on oneself through action to say that 'this is going to lead to better outcomes.
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And he feels the loss that might still be sustained even after resigning oneself to having nothing left to lose.
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Keys agreed with the study's findings, telling Business Insider that there is a "stigma attached" to defining oneself as ambitious.
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The word is a tool to distinguish oneself from others and unify allies, but it is not useful to persuade.
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A letdown is hardly out of the question, but the trick is for no one to get ahead of oneself.
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This is a reason to walk, to find such perspective, to find oneself looking at a thing from another side.
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But emotionally, it's hard to brace oneself for the realization that something that was once there is finally, completely gone.
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To be "firing" is to slash one's expenses to maximize saving while amassing income-generating investments sufficient to support oneself.
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Right now, though, it's a road with a hodgepodge of opportunities to fend for oneself in all kinds of wilderness.
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In other words, perceiving oneself as obese is what is associated with an increased risk of depression and even suicidality.
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In 2020, ingratiating oneself to a shrinking cadre of male gatekeepers is no longer the shrewd strategy it once was.
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Those people are in their way perfectly ordinary, and it's not that hard to project oneself into their chic espadrilles.
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I started this column by mentioning psychological projection, a distorted view of others engendered by a distorted view of oneself.
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It is easy to lose oneself in technique, as well as the pure aesthetic delight of light pouring through glass.
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One of the greatest thrills in travel is to know the satisfaction of arrival, and to find oneself among friends.
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"Giving up one's privilege in order to debase oneself is an act that you don't have to do," Mr. Pope.
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Isn't it hard enough dealing with such dire circumstances without having to become a booster for oneself and for caregivers?
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," Mr. Xi declared during his speech at Davos, Switzerland.
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Loving Little Women means loving these moments, luxuriating in them, and resigning oneself to the idea of leaving them behind.
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She said the process of deciding when to recuse oneself often took place in consultation with the commission's ethics officer.
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Those are also attacks on the self, he wrote, and compassion for oneself is the healthy way to resolve them.
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The act of strapping oneself into a chair is so familiar to those who are or who know wheelchair users.
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" Hamid's bio says she "truly values the importance of diversity and getting to know others who are different from oneself.
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At the risk of breaking my own rule about not relating everything to oneself, I was a borderline criminal adolescent.
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YouTube dress historian Bernadette Banner talks to Hyperallergic about slowing down and putting oneself in the mindset of the past.
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Yates's Raggedy Family is impossible to relate to on a personal level, yet also impossible to completely distance oneself from.
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It can be excruciatingly difficult to pull oneself out of a gaslighting power dynamic like the one Janine was experiencing.
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That intimate sense of "reconciliation" with oneself is what the writer looked to bring into Angel and Stan's first sex scene.
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With his inspirational teachings of faith and finding divinity within oneself, he turned the theater into a spiritual home for many.
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Through the recent launch of Lifestage, the company shows its wish to engage younger audiences with new ways to express oneself.
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The point is not just to know nothing of those one wants to exclude; one no longer needs to know oneself.
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So symptoms of PPD can also include having trouble bonding with the baby and thinking about harming oneself or the child.
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But, often, the best way to defend oneself in the world of ideas is to shape those ideas, to author them.
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I feel like one has to remind oneself all the time not to do something for the sake of getting eyeballs.
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Whether it's in oneself or others, what makes people make the effort to care about others and strive to understand them?
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Certain ruses, such as using them to buy tickets to charitable events or grant oneself low-cost loans, were later prohibited.
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And also trying to learn that life is easier and happier if one lets go of the need to vindicate oneself.
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But most of all, it remains popular because fighting with this movie is to rob oneself of some true viewing pleasure.
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"Continually exposing oneself to positive information about others should elicit envy, an emotion linked to lower well-being," the authors wrote.
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She also stresses the importance of not blaming oneself for such an awful incident, though she struggles with this at times.
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Hell, some would say the act is akin to declaring oneself about as lucid as a tissue-box–clad Howard Hughes.
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Empowerment has two definitions: To be given power by someone or something, and to realize one's own potential, to empower oneself.
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For those in the O2, it's about returning to a world based primarily within oneself, of which Drake is a master.
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Owning a gun doesn't necessarily count for much when it comes to protecting oneself or others during an active shooter incident.
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Today marks the launch of #DoItInMay, a new campaign that's aiming to bring awareness to all the benefits of servicing oneself.
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"One wants to drive a Porsche by oneself," Blume said in an interview with regional newspaper Westfalen-Blatt published on Monday.
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That means taking every opportunity to reach out and introduce oneself in Cleveland — because future rivals are doing the same thing.
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"Good cause" for carrying a concealed weapon must amount to more than a general desire to defend oneself from potential threats.
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U.S. law makes it a crime to provide material support of terrorism, and that can include lending oneself to the cause.
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For some people, letting go of a firearm can feel like losing a part of oneself, and removal is emotionally fraught.
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Gustave Flaubert wrote that the only way to tolerate existence was to lose oneself in literature "as in a perpetual orgy".
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I suspect that is part of the appeal for both: the facile transcendence of placing oneself beyond all powers of persuasion.
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But the public stigma that comes from openly declaring oneself a Trump supporter cannot be underestimated, likely damaging polling accuracy heavily.
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I would say this isn't so much about one's relationship to reality as much as it's about one's relationship to oneself.
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The United States Computer Emergency Readiness Team has an extensive online guide to protecting oneself, as does the consumer-oriented OnGuardOnline.
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They speak passionately — at some points, angrily — about moral courage and racial politics and the struggles of staying true to oneself.
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But happiness—the ability to let oneself just be with effortless ease—seems to elude a lot of other people too.
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"These behaviors can include cutting, burning, scratching, or hitting oneself with the objective to regulate highly intense negative emotions," Ennis says.
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For a certain sort of person, loving someone else is easy, but loving oneself is hard, as cheesy as that sounds.
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Like massaging your own shoulders or scratching your own back, it wasn't ideal, scaring oneself, but it was better than nothing.
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Ms. Qudsi understands the kind of thinking that makes sacrificing oneself seem like a rational response to deep feelings of grievance.
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And there's something about a pattern around gender and power and remaking oneself and the power to control your own image.
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In Europe, says Dr. Golueke, aging "is really a term that implies taking care of oneself, eating well and exercising often."
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Never mind which kind of artist, for it is such an onerous thing to have to deem oneself this or that.
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For most of us, this exercise, like all exercise, can seem overwhelming: Why deny oneself the pleasure of a polychromatic life?
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One of Adam Smith's key tenets was that by helping oneself, individuals and businesses help the overall economy — the invisible hand.
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This is where I think the change must begin — believing in oneself and not being influenced by biases of the past.
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To dabble in the canon wars from anywhere near the right of center is to see oneself fired from that canon.
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Contouring oneself to look like Chalamet isn&apost as easy as the British teen makes it look in the edited video.
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Indeed, the Centre teaches that one doesn't even need to read the Zohar in order to imbue oneself with its power.
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It means speaking in a way that expresses and indicates some level of interest and concern to people other than oneself.
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So much of life is about girding oneself against disappointment and adversity, but must those lessons begin freshman year at MIT?
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This project often begins in early adolescence with an abrupt and powerful urge to distinguish oneself from the adults at home.
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They're making sure that the desire of the other is present when gratifying oneself, an attunement to gratifying the other too.
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Being released on bail is a "basic requirement" for defending oneself, said Mr. Karpelès, who was detained for almost a year.
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As if the right to define oneself sexually as one pleases were a cause Jews have fought for over the ages!
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Or maybe it is nearly impossible to continue submitting oneself to debilitating procedures without hyped hope in their triumphantly restorative powers.
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And more particularly, in the discourse of My Favorite Murder, seeing oneself as a potential victim is an empowering, feminist assertion.
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The act of entering, which Bruno did now, became a matter of shrinking oneself to size, of joining the flea circus.
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In November, speaking to students at Liberty University, however, she also said defending oneself on social media is okay, on occasion.
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"The fundamental ethics of the sting is that a sting is no good if a person doesn't indict oneself," he said.
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Skeptics have asked if the real motivation behind some of this is to feel good about oneself and impress one's cyberbuddies.
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For many people, finding oneself with nothing to wear the night before a big event is — to put it mildly — upsetting.
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In an era when many individuals were closeted, these places offered the chance to be oneself, in a variety of flavors.
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As recent work by the Northwestern University psychologist Greg Miller has shown, willing oneself to be "gritty" can be quite stressful.
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Needle fixation—described as a compulsive desire to inject oneself—does not seem to have much place within conventional treatment models.
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Knowing oneself to be an outsider to what one loved the most could make, at minimum, for some interesting self-questioning.
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Was being a writer a lifestyle choice or was it to understand oneself as a long scroll and body of language?
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Belief in conspiracies can serve to set oneself apart from the ignorant masses—a self-serving boast about one's exclusive knowledge.
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The promised benefits of the products range from personal improvement, such as making oneself more focused, to widespread good, like destroying fascism.
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It becomes impossible to separate oneself from whatever she's feeling at any given moment, whether it's brittle panic or all-consuming fury.
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In a comment-disabled post, the 19-year-old shared a quote about being true to oneself, and letting bygones be bygones.
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The president's allies tried to spin his statement as harmless (the Republican Jewish Coalition said he was talking about "loyalty to oneself").
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Or is sticking to tradition a way to shield oneself from a red carpet culture that, currently, is filled with PR landmines?
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Not to mention the dangers posed by distracting oneself with laying bricks when you should be paying attention to the road ahead.
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In saying that, it's fairly easy to develop outwards tendencies as a means of "handling" the condition; or distracting oneself from it.
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" For new moms, Conrad advises being forgiving to oneself and taking advantage of help from others, calling her own situation "organized chaos.
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Also, some animals may be self-aware without being able to identify oneself in an external or foreign medium like a mirror.
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Fear of bigotry may keep some witches from stepping out of the "broom closet," the colloquialism for publicly declaring oneself a witch.
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Allowing oneself to experience Jesus' suffering caps off the Lenten season of penance and makes Easter Sunday's celebrations all the more joyful.
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Definition: a photograph that one has taken of oneself, typically one taken with a smartphone or webcam and shared via social media.
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Caps have a tendency to beat themselves up when something goes wrong, and Cancers understand the value of forgiveness (particularly for oneself).
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It's Easter, and the time has come to gorge oneself on a whole load of sugary treats as per centuries of tradition.
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The use of ropes and the support of another person in meditative bondage helps urge oneself into sitting quiet for a bit.
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"Even if our product currently doesn't offer the ability to reveal oneself, users find other ways of doing exactly that," Rellin said.
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"I learned the importance of being at peace with oneself during those six months," she said before her comeback race at Soelden.
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I didn't realize then that this would be an important part of the soon-to-be pervasive practice of "branding" oneself online.
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"And developing intrinsic compassion, a concern for the suffering of others and for oneself, that can be very powerful ... for all involved."
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Hannah Goldman, a clinical psychology fellow at Tulane, calls this crazy-making experience "ontological anxiety," or anxiety about being present with oneself.
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Something becomes true neither because it just feels right, nor because one senses oneself as Doing the Right Thing to proclaim it.
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I've never quite sorted out by what mechanism awareness of privilege is meant to inspire a desire to shed oneself of it.
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I thought of myself as a woman, but at the time when thinking of oneself as a stereotypical woman probably involved homemaking.
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As German philosophy has recognised since the days of Hegel, it is in confronting the Other that one begins to understand oneself.
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The ultimate dopamine fast is complete sensory deprivation, like maybe floating in a dark water tank or locking oneself in a closet.
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And on all sides, there is evidence of the certain solidifying of position that results from explaining oneself too often on television.
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Maybe it's to prove to oneself that "I can", or that "I as a Lebanese woman can", or that an amputee "can".
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It is far more difficult to sacrifice oneself in the name of peace than to take up arms in pursuit of violence.
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To return to Earthsea today is to encounter a different kind of fantasy work, where knowing oneself is a painstaking, ceaseless endeavor.
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At the end of the day, protecting oneself and one's family from identity theft requires each of us to take decisive steps.
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As the session continued, he spoke less about pornography than about the need to take care of oneself, both physically and emotionally.
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Walking away from power and divorcing oneself from all the puffery and pageantry that comes with being a "somebody" takes genuine character.
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Think about it: Defining oneself as a "friend" doesn't automatically render the other friend in the relationship as more important, does it?
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The central drama is internal, less the adaptation of oneself to a country — so resolutely hostile — than to one's own evolving self.
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No wealth is purely the result of a quest to rid oneself of the fears and doubts that are holding you back.
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The narrator could be ripping up anything—a letter received, a letter not sent—or perhaps ripping open something—something documented, oneself.
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I suppose one does not truly consider many things about oneself until being examined by millions of people all over the world.
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After dedicating oneself to a marathon, the anatomy receives a perceptual upgrade and transforms from a mere body into an essential tool.
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It also tracks weight over time, and has users meet activity goals, as measured by lifting oneself up from the chair regularly.
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The idea that one can make oneself invulnerable to what happens by detaching from everything but the present is an irresponsible delusion.
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Jenkins and Martin also understand that while it's important to build confidence, humility and a sense of humor about oneself are essential.
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Self-immolation is a violent act directed at oneself without harming others; it challenges the perception of heroism and smashes the ego.
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The French phrase second soufflé indicates that after being knocked out, one can pick oneself up again and go for the win.
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In this, Lerner shares something with Mondrian: you feel the rigorous constraints and the desire not to repeat oneself and become predictable.
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One of the best ways to do that, and protect oneself in the process, is to stay home as much as possible.
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" Wittgenstein saw philosophy in a similarly ascetic way: "Working in philosophy," he wrote in 1931, "is really more a working on oneself.
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As a clinical psychologist, I know the value of simply expressing oneself, getting thoughts out of our heads and addressing looming anxieties.
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Hultcrantz handed Georgi a survey, with questions containing three statements that articulated varying levels of confidence in oneself and in the world.
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To surrender to Diocletian would be to betray oneself and to take the terrible risk of no longer being who one is.
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EARNS A NAME sounded awkward when compared to the more common "makes a name (for oneself)," but I compromised for the stack.
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Opinion Columnist Back in the 1800s, the expression "pull oneself up by the bootstraps" meant the opposite of what it does now.
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It may also nourish mental health more broadly, providing a psychological resource to shake off grudges, suffer fools patiently and forgive oneself.
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It is both an existential question and a basic human desire to know oneself — to understand what is happening to one's body.
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The wisdom to adapt is the wisdom to have two languages: the one spoken to others, and the one spoken to oneself.
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Making oneself relevant when you are in the minority, especially in the House, is a challenging exercise at the best of times.
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Indeed, a mainstream strategy in cognitive behavioral therapy involves purposefully articulating thoughts to oneself in order to diminish pernicious habits of mind.
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They basically laid out the case that moral grandstanding is the use of moral talk to seek status or to promote oneself.
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The impulse to harm oneself after trauma or the death of a loved one seems to be rooted deep in human psychology.
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In this context, the ability to find and maintain alignment within oneself and with others becomes even more crucial — and also challenging.
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As Rousseau saw it, the corrupting urge to promote oneself over others had been sublimated in Sparta into civic pride and patriotism.
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"Project Happiness," as Hall puts it, cannot be accomplished by oneself, but depends on the kind of relationships we foster or neglect.
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Embracing it in a raw and unapologetic form is in line with low self-monitoring — in other words, with presenting oneself authentically.
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Locals also told Giselle that inflicting pain on oneself takes away the sins of the community and transfers them to the individual.
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Britain in the 210s offers a sharp illustration of what can happen if access to an easy means of killing oneself is foreclosed.
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As is so often in the case in biology, it's best to avoid over-specialization and not paint oneself into an evolutionary corner.
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When one is sick of the mundanity of normal politics, cloaking oneself in the garb of another more exciting era becomes quite appealing.
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The book is all about how real freedom lies in a constant pursuit of trying to view oneself as objectively as one can.
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He describes social media platforms as a way to document the past and entertain oneself; while Pinterest is a "utility" for future activities.
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In a microgravity environment, the right skills involve meticulous movements and the ability to twist oneself in the proper direction, regardless of physique.
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Why else would masculinity be such a violent, aggressive mode of being if not for the cultural imperative to "prove" oneself as male?
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I am blown away that the events of the night completely changed his mind about being armed with the intent to defend oneself.
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Getting oneself to a place where you "feel like the sound of a harp" was, and always will be, nitrous oxide's original function.
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He coined the phrase "gender identity", by which he meant a "complex system of beliefs about oneself: a sense of masculinity and femininity".
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Turning the in-game camera on oneself gives our player-selves, our real selves, the chance to communicate our joy through our characters.
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But passively allowing oneself to be led into unfounded genetic conclusions about race and IQ is hardly a mark of rational tough-mindedness.
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However, a reflexive decision to placate or ingratiate oneself to any powerful figure, even the President, may prove to be a big mistake.
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I don't like being cold and I didn't see how it could possibly be fun to intentionally subject oneself to sub-zero temperatures.
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" The song, Romano says, is "about giving oneself to the limbs of nature and begging forgiveness to the various supernatural powers around us.
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In fact, starting with small acts, such as speaking up for oneself or another at work, or with family or friends, is empowering.
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She is in thrall to her own desires, which she cannot yet understand, and that is a sad thing to remember in oneself.
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I used to consider myself a patriot, and now I think that position is a hollow idea, used to protect oneself from criticism.
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But he cautioned that comparing oneself to Bowie in terms of raw achievement isn't the way he would go about interpreting the site.
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We could also use the term "self-partnered" to mean to look after oneself and do what is right for us as individuals.
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But they both require the same bedrock freedom: the freedom to express oneself, even (and perhaps especially) when it makes powerful people uncomfortable.
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For this one month, practicing being kind to oneself and to others each day will begin a habit that can continue for life.
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If women of the 80s renounced their gender to get access to power, the 90s saw options expand for shaping oneself with clothing.
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Some people worry that what began as a lighthearted excuse to treat oneself has turned into a high-pressure version of Valentine's Day.
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"Instead, it would be better to try to position oneself to receive support, to stop the giving and to share something," she says.
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It's tempting to poke fun at oneself, but that won't stop the tide of the internet from zeroing in on your spectacular mistake.
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Hygge can be used as a noun, adjective or verb (to hygge oneself), and events and places can also be hyggelige (hygge-like).
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"It is vital — vital — that one reinvents oneself every 10 years," Ms. Busquets, 51, said as she threw her hands in the air.
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Note, however, that in economic reality, as opposed to mercantilist fantasy, tariffs are most often a form of shooting oneself in the foot.
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One group, Occupy DNC Convention, is circulating information about protecting oneself from tear gas by wearing a vinegar-soaked bandanna and swim goggles.
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I oppose gun control because I believe that the right to defend oneself is an inherent, natural right that exists independently of government.
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Ironically, it is through the lens of fashion—the desire to look good and present oneself to the world—that that distance narrows.
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But to give oneself to others, eliminating distances, dwelling in littleness and living the reality of one's everyday life: This is exquisitely divine.
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To receive the lessons of Three Women and accept them, in oneself and in others, provides an opportunity for personal and collective forgiveness.
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As any working mother of two toddlers can attest, it is a victory to claim five minutes to oneself on any given day.
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Lindsey Graham, who said on Sunday and reiterated Monday that it's "common sense" not to expose oneself until the test has come back.
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It now encompasses any number of chosen identities, becoming a way to display the physical items and pursuits most closely associated with oneself.
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The potential difficulty of cutting oneself loose in an emergency was highlighted by the provision of small blades for cutting through the tethers.
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The undeniable suggestion is that the purest and best version of oneself is the most efficient market actor—"homo economicus," as economists say.
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Ignoring advice I often gave my clients — to go easy on oneself in times of stress — I took up the fight to conserve.
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When one bathes, or meditates, or hikes, or works out, or eats — one typically does so, at least in the West, by oneself.
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"It really feels like an image about power, about freedom, about trusting oneself," said Pam Grossman, director of visual trends at Getty Images.
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" Her new single, "I Love Me," also talked about the importance of loving oneself, rather than "always looking for a ride or die.
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"Climbing the Shark's Fin" is a seven-minute film that explores what it means to push oneself to the edge of one's limit.
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There were a few genres in which to lose oneself: Some involved drugs, and some involved sounds that worked pretty well with drugs.
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"Pursuing protectionism is just like locking oneself in a dark room," Mr. Xi told business leaders at the World Economic Forum in January.
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Bystanders often look at self-harm, which can include cutting, burning, or hitting oneself, and wrongly assume it's attention-seeking or manipulative behavior.
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"One does not meet oneself until one catches the reflection from an eye other than human," the anthropologist and naturalist Loren Eiseley wrote.
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What human need is satisfied by draping oneself in a 9 Line Apparel sweatshirt that says "Stomp my flag and I'll stomp you"?
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Concerning all acts of initiative (and creation), there is one elementary truth: that the moment one definitely commits oneself, then Providence moves too.
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Telling stories, sharing the darkest things inside and outside oneself, may, she suggests, be the only possible path to some sort of relief.
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It also ensures that gender dysphoria does not have equal footing as an insanity defense for the purpose of defending oneself, he said.
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" For new moms, Conrad also advised being forgiving to oneself and taking advantage of help from others, calling her own situation "organized chaos.
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The corporeal feels closer to my interests, because it implicitly evokes a set of inner and outer relationships, toward oneself and other beings.
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" Another top Russian official, Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov, said that Russia could not lease Crimea, as "one cannot lease anything from oneself.
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The student wrote the word "disaperates," which (when spelled correctly) is the magical ability to transport oneself anywhere in a matter of seconds.
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Claveloux's comics encapsulate the desire to change or reinvent oneself — but also to undermine society and the absurd sense of order it imposes.
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Her first album, "Pure Heroine" in 2013, was full of adolescent struggles to define oneself within and against social expectations and pop culture.
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Zambreno offers a way to examine oneself in one's writing; she gives license to both her reader and herself to not sit still.
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Fashion Diary Occasionally, and especially when one's own gym visits have receded into the distant past, one finds oneself face-to-navel with greatness.
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It's, thus, a story about the fracture between wanting to do things for oneself and for a burgeoning community that one becomes part of.
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For bikers, the true spirit of adventure is in making memories not only for oneself, but also for everyone they meet through this journey.
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But Helsinki perhaps proves him wrong: And how reliable can any truth be that is gotBy observing oneself and then just inserting a Not?
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"You can offer to help, but don't assume that inserting oneself into the situation is going to be welcome by either party," says Marsen.
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So, as one does when ones finds oneself stuck at a crossroads, I'll just have to explore the pros and cons of both options.
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The fear of admitting to an illness or condition or disorder, because of the stigma of marking oneself as "unhealthy," is still very real.
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After reunion with one's family, it was easier to imagine oneself an immigrant rather than a migrant, to feel settled for the long haul.
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And right now, during Pride Month in the year 2019, is a very good time to make money by aligning oneself with queer causes.
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To have political and legal institutions distinctive from those of one's neighbours is to find their instincts alien—and to be poorly understood oneself.
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"Donor blood can save lives when it is depleted in surgery or trauma, but using it to rejuvenate oneself is counterproductive," Conboy told Gizmodo.
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But fate is a solipsistic wall erected between oneself and the world—a world which is always comprised of confounding, frustrating, and mysterious facts.
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In both moments, a tense emotional negotiation takes places between a denial and reaffirmation of humanness — a willingness to see oneself in another's image.
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For too many working people, work is a means to qualify for public benefits, rather than a method of supporting oneself and one's family.
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This is mostly the charming human delusion that everybody except oneself talks funny; yet there is something to it, says David Rizzo of Teleperformance.
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There's no cheaper way to exercise, entertain oneself, and enjoy life than to get outside and revel in whatever weather happens to be happening.
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Much of this benefit appears to come from simply hearing oneself, as auditory commands seem to be better controllers of behaviour than written ones.
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Knowing how a sport unfolds and how to position oneself to capture the key action moment or emotion before it is gone is essential.
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We need to develop similar approaches with vaccination to normalize the importance of vaccination for community protection for oneself, family and community at large.
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It is better to be a city-stomping monster and to know oneself than to be walked all over in a sad old story.
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The groups' postings included pledges of allegiance to the extremists, fund-raising appeals and survival tips, like how to protect oneself during drone attacks.
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Watching that, reminding oneself that Germany is the champion of the world, one's thoughts drifted to the Copa América tournament in the United States.
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Other obsessions include unwanted thoughts, a fear of harming oneself and religious obsessions, all of which I've struggled with at one point or another.
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"Protectionism will only hurt oneself, and unilateral moves will bring damage to all," Wang said in a speech at the United nations General Assembly.
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Writing about the past is a way of placing oneself in a lineage defined not by blood but by affinity, that more mysterious thing.
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Reducing the use of guns to harm oneself or others will require a variety of strategies that recognize the unique sources of these events.
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Many features of our personality exhibit that social dependency: One cannot continue to think oneself particularly gregarious, for example, when everyone else claims otherwise.
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They described the broad range of emotions on display within this subsection of grief, from denial to blame — of others, of oneself — to disbelief.
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"If one chooses to kill oneself then that should be fair enough and I don't think anyone else should interfere," Goodall told the ABC.
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The freedom to worship as one pleases and to express oneself, designed as much to prod society to progress as to protect the individual.
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It's not so obvious how one can assert oneself when one is being fed and drugged through tubes, but yeah, I'd bucked the system.
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I asked my friend Ernesto some questions about existential anxiety, fear of death, and how surrounding oneself with the dying can affect one's brain.
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The same qualities he praises boxing for instilling in people—how to operate under duress and overcome oneself—have been instrumental to his survival.
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She helped assemble a list of questions to ask oneself when choosing a provider, as well as some brands who are doing good work.
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I give wide berth to these terms, so that courage can mean anything from standing up for oneself to saving a platoon in combat.
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For Mr. Chavarria, that means a belief that calling oneself a fashion designer is not equivalent to having a hall pass out of politics.
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For many constructors, this type may be easier to create, as there is more freedom to express oneself without the constraint of a theme.
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"Enjoy some rays?" can be a way of referring to sunning oneself, but in this case we're supposed to be thinking about SCUBA diving.
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To be able to induce desire for oneself in another person is a kind of power, one we often use to leverage other wants.
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Judging by voting patterns so far, the symbolic triumph of "seeing oneself" in the presidency didn't much compel the average voter this time around.
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Being able to make a living and support oneself is certainly a critical piece of the empowerment puzzle, but it is only one piece.
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One must learn to take care of oneself, how to spend money, and to gain self-confidence, profiting by the mistakes that were made.
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Occupied Pleasures straddles passive and active meanings: to be occupied under Israel, and to occupy oneself, joyfully and defiantly, in pastime and simple pleasures.
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At one gathering, in a school cafeteria, a Sacramento sheriff's detective named Carol Daly gave a brief tutorial about defending oneself against the attacker.
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Supersonics, on pedestals, were available to blow at oneself; at a bar staffed by GlamSquad stylists, women photographed their hair being misted and dried.
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Announcing a plan to "step back" from being a senior royal is sort of like declaring an intention to recuse oneself from being famous.
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When used appropriately, it can unlock the doors to a better understanding of oneself and others — in the workplace and everywhere people come together.
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The point of depicting opportunity as largesse is that only by submitting to a Sino-centric world can one secure such largesse for oneself.
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But there is a difference between being responsible for keeping oneself safe and being responsible for being the victim of a crime and violence.
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Mr. Kimmel also showed us an example of what is missing in the current debate — the ability to put oneself into someone else's shoes.
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The school's ethos discourages self-aggrandizement or drawing attention to oneself, and Ryan remains one of the most low-key superstars in the league.
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Many of those people who heeded Deng Xiaoping's call to get rich were small-business owners — and entrepreneurship remains a route to enrich oneself.
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Reclaiming surfing as a way to reacquaint oneself with one's Aboriginality, McGloin argues, constitutes a "form of active resistance" to the legacy of colonialism.
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What was, and remains, so potent about Gothic fiction is the way it cultivates the readerly ecstasy of standing outside oneself by being afraid.
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Publicly distancing oneself from Pelosi (while continuing to accept money she's fundraised) is proving to be a politically prudent — and winning — strategy for candidates.
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A brief history of orgasm abstinenceDenying oneself orgasm in pursuit of some higher goal or ideals of sexual purity is not a new movement.
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Boerboom says these words tend to come across as a "hipster" — an attempt to distinguish oneself from the crowd and appear ironic or cool.
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Even very fine novelists struggle with character, because creating characters that are not just prismatic snap-off versions of oneself happens to be supremely difficult.
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But that just seem to mean we should culture the virtue of enhancing ourselves wisely and responsibly rather than not being able to enhance oneself.
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There are obvious down sides in aligning oneself with someone with a record like Barr's, but the president has already taken that leap with her.
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I think it is so important, when thinking about our work, to distance oneself from ethical and moral dilemmas that are part of everyone's rhetoric.
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The ability to laugh at oneself is one of the things that politicians are expected to do, at least a little, to prove they're human.
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And 68 percent of consumers said they prefer travel experiences that offer a deeper sense of meaning, including immersing oneself in a culinary cultural moment.
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Opponents of PISA argue that trying to make sense of all this is like trying to hear oneself over the noise of an obstreperous classroom.
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Cordray compared the situation to getting into a taxi for a crosstown ride and finding oneself stuck on a "ruinously expensive" trip across the country.
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Through the book's disjointed essays — begun during that hospitalization — Mailhot writes masterfully about love and forgiveness, and learning to accept intimacy while still protecting oneself.
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On one hand, astrologer Alyssa Sharpe writes, an Aries- or Leo-aligned second house could reflect greediness or a desire to prove oneself through spending.
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The difference between nihilism and hard truth is the difference between resigning oneself to a meaningless existence versus finding meaning in the difficulty of mortality.
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"This is not new but a continuance of expressing oneself through the power of myth as expressed by Joseph Campbell, Jung and Shakespeare," he said.
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It seems inevitable in an exhibition that addresses vanity, anxiety, and disgust with people unlike oneself that Donald Trump would crop up sooner or later.
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It doesn't "require fine-grained legal knowledge", Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in 2013, to discern that line or how one may conduct oneself within it.
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My idea right now is that perhaps the only real way to liberate oneself is to slip in between the cracks of larger authoritative systems.
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What I do know is that really seeing oneself, and really seeing other people, are probably the hardest things any of us will ever do.
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The study's author write "Continually exposing oneself to positive information about others should elicit envy, an emotion linked to lower well-being," the authors wrote.
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It feels kind of garish to talk about oneself at a time like this, when the thing that has happened is so distinctly world-sized.
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Which is why the Killers are here in the first place—for that automatic response, that moment of uncontrollable participation in something bigger than oneself.
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Yet, if transmogrification is going to occur, I'd wager that it is easier to turn oneself into a wolf than one's enemy into a toad.
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" She added, "It is far more difficult to sacrifice oneself in the name of peace than to take up arms in the name of violence.
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The movie not only broods upon the nature of freedom and cost of civilization but also wonders what it might mean to imagine oneself divine.
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But this "being what one is not" is an abdication of freedom; it involves turning oneself into an object, a role, meant for other people.
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"It's a luxury to have a bigger budget and a longer time to immerse oneself in a story, to create a little world," he said.
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The only way to resist post-literacy is through acts of will: to forcefully limit one's media consumption and immerse oneself in thoughtful, extended text.
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In its historical context, mindfulness is just one aspect of a lifelong journey to become more accepting, less judgmental and kinder to oneself and others.
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To use ones presence to force the fight into corners, but to always be doing so with a mind for making oneself hard to hit.
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It is simple: The only way to protect oneself from allegations of sexual misconduct and violence is to not engage in sexual misconduct and violence.
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Now I discovered the more thoroughgoing decadence of Huysmans and, once I got to university, Nietzsche's instruction to make of oneself a work of art.
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While it may no longer be socially acceptable to drape oneself in mink, fur trim has found its way onto coats, shoes, accessories, and furniture.
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Better decision-making, more control of emotions, doing things that are not just for yourself, knowing oneself better, being more studious and yet more decisive.
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" Citing numerous other reports, the authors write that "redirecting the topic of conversation to oneself, bragging, boasting or dominating the conversation, tend to decrease liking.
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Being young in New York — the romance of discovering oneself in a city whose capacity for mythologizing has been thoroughly mythologized — is an old story.
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With the artist aware of his illness and confronting his fate, the small fabric works become a catalog of personal objects — perhaps memorials for oneself.
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It's not a rare feeling at a runway presentation to find oneself puzzling over who the consumer is that's being pitched a particular designer's vision.
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" He explained that spreading oneself thin is not just less effective; it's also "the type of thinking that got us here in the first place.
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In its fierce turning against the instinct to preserve oneself it seems closer to a deformation of character than an expression of its natural state.
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But medically informed repose — experienced far and away from the world, quietly and alongside others as sick (or not) as oneself — can still be had.
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I learned that discipline is not negotiable, grace is a consequence of humility, devotion to something greater than oneself is salvation and impossible beauty exists.
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If the leap seems large, Sherman would like us to think about it this way: Curating a salad is just another form of expressing oneself.
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It's also about locating oneself in the body, writing and art as communal pursuits, and searching for and locating queerness through tarot, TV, and reading.
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A. In sports we often glamorize some of the traits that we associate with youth, like extreme passion, single-mindedness and punishing oneself for failure.
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To say "a burden" is to grant oneself weight in other people's lives; to call them "loved ones" is to fake one's ability to love.
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But these people will miss out on the deeper engagement with oneself that a vacation can allow, away from the props of status and career.
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When cooking stoves no longer provided an easy way to kill oneself, many who might thus have ended their lives did not pursue alternative methods.
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Being prompted to enter into an inner dialogue in an fMRI machine is not the same as spontaneously debating with oneself at the kitchen table.
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She recognizes that writing can be "a way of distancing oneself from human life and maybe even a way of controlling human life," she said.
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Stepping out of the batter's box to call a timeout, peer vaguely down the third-base line or scratch or adjust oneself is not baseball.
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This systematic denaturalization, this confidence that a piece of oneself can escape from the natural order of the world, is akin to a second birth.
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Art should be considered speech, because one can express oneself through various forms of art, however, actions relating to discrimination should not be considered speech.
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That idea of leaving oneself open to chance is one that Ms. Devos, the French energy company employee, who now lives in Bangkok, wholeheartedly recommends.
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But even these imperfections highlight the real challenges and vulnerability of putting oneself out there and looking for connection in a cold and uncaring universe.
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It takes a good deal of solipsistic logic to convince oneself that hubris and classism and war are reasonable, and Dadaists sought to dismantle it.
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One more panel, two more panels, continue the image, expand more, enough for the body to feel an actual encounter with something larger than oneself.
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Images of men barfing or drunkards getting visits from the devil, for instance, served to warn readers of the consequences of dousing oneself in alcohol.
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Her fiction and her life struggle with the fact, she has said in one of her rare interviews, that "class origins cannot be erased, regardless of whether we climb up or down the sociocultural ladder"; Ferrante therefore sets herself against the most entrenched of contemporary myths, the idea that it is possible to remake oneself endlessly, and at little cost to oneself or the world.
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Here's Merriam-Webster's definition: To disqualify (oneself) as judge in a particular case; broadly : to remove (oneself) from participation to avoid a conflict of interest So when Republican leaders and officials, such as House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy and House Oversight Committee Chair Jason Chaffetz, said they thought Sessions should "recuse" himself, they meant that he should not be involved in any Russian-related investigations.
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One of the biggest perks of the growing gig economy is flexibility, the ability to work anytime from anywhere, whether for oneself or a larger corporation.
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It is harder to be brave and to put oneself out there fully, with the messy and ugly bits under the florescent light of public scrutiny.
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And while the conservative narrative frequently speaks to "pulling oneself by the bootstraps," Ocasio-Cortez and her family have received no praise for embodying that narrative.
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Those from Leicester, Derby, and Nottingham, the three cities that surround us, will suffer from the lack of High Street brands by which to orient oneself.
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Ottinger's images are carefully crafted to queer as a verb; they're imbued with the angst of being oneself in a world intent on oppressing your personhood.
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Then it came time to drink the chicha to transcend normal human existence, allowing oneself to rise closer to the gods and closer to existential awareness.
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To gorge oneself on mediocrity is another path to fulfillment, and in the moment, the feeling of fullness outweighs the journey it took to get there.
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"I love the idea of expressing oneself in all ways, especially when they can change with time rather than being permanent," Sweeney told me via email.
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The loss of identity, substance abuse, and any damage due to head injuries combine to make re-inventing oneself much more difficult than it already is.
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"'Sweet/Vicious' is not just about getting revenge or beating up the bad guys, it is about learning to heal oneself after unspeakable trauma," Robinson said.
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Her question to the industry is as frank as it's always been: Why not just conduct oneself in a way that's less harmful to the environment?
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As noted, episodic memory has been linked to self-awareness, which is the ability to see oneself as an entity that's separate and different from others.
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Why it matters: To get embroiled in one major trade war might be considered a misfortune; to find oneself in two of them looks like carelessness.
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According to Dubberley, things like autoplay on Facebook and Twitter and disturbing images shared without content warnings can take away that opportunity to mentally prepare oneself.
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He spends several chapters dealing with what might be called "social silence": the dumbstruck or mannerly holding of the tongue, the practice of mentally removing oneself.
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One might naturally ask, why go through all the trouble, why travel across Brooklyn to Manhattan only to navigate White Columns, and then shrink oneself down?
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They can read us in a way that approaches "theory of mind," the ability to attribute mental states—beliefs, intents, desires—to oneself and to others.
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Perhaps it's the difficulty to distinguish oneself in the category — operating systems aside, Samsung's Gear devices and the Apple Watch largely offer the same feature set.
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IC: I feel that having a narrative script, or having a life script, is an incredibly useful tool for orienting oneself, especially in times of uncertainty.
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As important as it is to educate oneself about where we're spending our dollars, it's just as crucial to use our capital to back our beliefs.
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Perhaps she's a teenage girl in a small town who's thinking about what "in the gutter" might mean and look like: Does it involve selling oneself?
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The failure to impose oneself on the grand stage of European football has proved to be a fatal blow to the career of many South Americans.
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A cursory glance at their website reveals bucolic landscape photographs and the general sense that this might be the kind of environment where one finds oneself.
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Because one can never truly know oneself without the aid of quizzes made up by people on the internet, Kim Kardashian put herself to the test.
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Taqiya is a withdrawal from the fundamental obligation to perform oneself in public, to speak on behalf of ones self, to confess ones heart of hearts.
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"Protectionism will only hurt oneself, and unilateral moves will bring damage to all," Wang said in a speech at the United Nations General Assembly on Friday.
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Perhaps true contentment — to hold oneself together, to hold everything in — is simply an agreement to be in life, to be in it all the time.
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"It's a reminder and a challenge to oneself that you might want to take some of these experiences and maybe implement them at home," he said.
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Feminists encourage girls and women to embrace supposedly masculine traits like self-confidence, assertiveness, physical confidence, and a willingness to stand up for oneself and others.
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When she did not know what to say, he said that the process of enlightening and perfecting oneself was like rowing a boat up a river.
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" Elsewhere, she sounds pretentious and self-important: "When one stops writing one becomes oneself again, the person one usually is, in terms of occupations, thoughts, language.
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"She hasn't played the crafty New York game of positioning oneself in other people's opinions," the critic Kay Larson wrote in New York magazine in 1990.
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"Our organization is about not taking oneself too seriously and fighting against the notion of beauty as a purely aesthetic quality," current president Gianni Aluigi explained.
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This new release, he says, carries a tonal quality that speaks to the joy and the rediscovery of oneself after having emerged on the other side.
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In terms of how to get involved in Charlotte Uprising and the Movement for Black Lives, a political analysis of oneself that needs to take place.
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" As Mr. Alpern and Mr. Chall say, the Cru Dinner is "where civility reigns and one can properly prepare oneself for the humiliation that lies ahead.
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Offering oneself up for the pleasure of a team of football players has to be one of the weirdest premises ever devised for a romantic novel.
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For some, extricating oneself from a shared Google Calendar can feel like confirmation that a breakup is final, that there's no chance of getting back together.
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To fail to sign on to that legislation is to open oneself to criticism, even abuse, although it's less a piece of legislation than a goal.
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Shared widely on social media, a post making multiple claims about coronavirus here offers tips, purportedly from a Japanese doctor, for protecting oneself from coronavirus infection.
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This might include having a parent or grandparent born in that country, or having lived there oneself for five years continuously since the age of 18.
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Dedicating oneself to a pedagogic role, choosing to instruct future generations of nurses, entails investing in expensive graduate work and also in taking a pay cut.
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"Sometimes one needs to remove oneself from situations where this is likely to come up," said Dr. Maureen Kelly, medical director of Society Hill Reproductive Medicine.
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But it's still considered to have an impact on Oscar nominations, and calling oneself a Golden Globe winner can help an actor command a higher rate.
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It takes grit to subject oneself to injurious rays, toxins and excisions, especially when they harm an existence extended for only a limited period of time.
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"To impede by force the functioning of the Legislative Assembly is to condemn oneself to international isolation," the foreign affairs minister, Felipe Solá, said on Twitter.
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A willingness to see oneself and the world around us clearly, and an eagerness to change it, and not just in ways that make us comfortable.
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It is, on the contrary, to throw oneself more deeply into friendship with complexity, with different believers and atheists, liberals and conservatives, the dissimilar and unalike.
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Working actors know the odds of a lightning strike are higher than those of finding oneself among the countless stellar beings at the Vanity Fair party.
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"Life was impossible, but was endured," he writes in "Recess," capturing the exile's lament, the alienation of deracination, of living an arm's length away from oneself.
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For her followers and a widening circle of contemporaries, the bath is a place to unplug, to indulge in the ultimate luxury: taking time for oneself.
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"For many, the only way to survive artistically was to establish a continuous dialogue with oneself: a challenging monologue to build one's own art," she wrote.
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AI: This kind of exhibitionism finds an ironic counterpart in the fact that you make masks' and masks are generally used to hide or disguise oneself.
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The Gemini's life journey is all about learning how to communicate and express oneself, and partnership is one of the fastest ways to learn those lessons.
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I saw that unlike what I was once led to believe, life's purpose was not to give oneself up through sacrifice but to live - fully, richly, curiously.
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I saw that unlike what I was once led to believe, life's purpose was not to give oneself up through sacrifice but to live – fully, richly, curiously.
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Cosmopolitanism here is a cultural critique, linked to a perceived style of being and carrying oneself in the world, in sharp distinction to "American" identity and values.
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There is no doubt that getting oneself into the physical condition required for an endurance event like the Ironman makes a person healthier in almost every way.
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Just as seeing oneself represented in conventional media can be transformative and affirming, so is recognizing familiar experiences and fantasies in erotic works that honor women's pleasure.
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The app has added numerous features over the years, and while it's great to have so much data on oneself, non-power users have found it overwhelming.
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"One of the only ways to alleviate stressful traveling is to give oneself enough time to go through long security lines without feeling panicked," Travel + Leisure notes.
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But while drowning oneself in the 24-hour news cycle almost definitely contributes to burnout, Hersh said it's not likely making a big difference in your community.
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Making sexualized comments, or even exposing oneself, is not considered sexual assault under federal law (though it can be considered sexual harassment if it happens at work).
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" The enemy of peace is not merely war, Francis said, "but also indifference that makes one think only of oneself and creates barriers, suspicions, fears and closure.
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But an ahistorical socialism has become a catchphrase, designed to mark oneself as progressive, while engaging little with the realities of what it actually means and meant.
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Beyond the incredible strength it takes to power oneself over the bar at such towering heights, Lowe's quiet confidence is what makes her so captivating to watch.
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This process entails "trying on" new ways of thinking about oneself both intellectually and personally, which is possible only if a certain degree of freedom is allowed.
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"In oneself lies the world and if you know how to look and learn, the door is there and the key is in your hand," he wrote.
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"Instead, diligence, flexibility, and perseverance are far better qualities ... because they are rooted in excellence and involve a desire to perfect things, rather than oneself," he says.
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All images: Chris Bertish / FacebookWhen it comes to pushing oneself towards greatness, some of us vow to read more books or sign up for a 5K run.
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The purpose of being a serious writer is not to express oneself, and it is not to make something beautiful, though one might do those things anyway.
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