Keep searching online, keep popping into stores, just keep your eyes open.
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And it's as important as ever to know what you're popping into.
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They family has been seen walking around town and popping into local shops.
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H&M is the type of store that's almost always worth popping into.
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I would like to go even one day without this popping into my head.
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Constituent letters began popping into the inboxes of top aides and speechwriters and advisers.
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After eating, the family continued their afternoon stroll together, popping into a few more shops.
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Spears has been popping into random dance classes for some time now, according to E!
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In short TiVo innovated until it couldn't anymore without popping into a new, frightening place.
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Stop popping into our inboxes for advice on "platonic sugaring" or navigating Seeking Arrangements and OKCupid.
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I'm not saying I have visions, but some little idea will come popping into my head.
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"These guys are the best in the business," Scully said, popping into my meeting with the two.
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Mr. Trump himself teased the news, popping into the White House briefing room shortly after 5 p.m.
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I walk around for a few hours just taking in the sights, popping into stores, and looking around.
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PHOENIX: Are you reading off prepared questions and trying to pretend that they're just popping into your head?
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I've actually witnessed several other people on awkward coffee dates just by popping into Starbucks for a black tea.
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On Friday night, Ford checked out the Beacon Hill bar scene, popping into the Sevens Ale House on Charles Street.
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Signing up for a gym membership or popping into a spin class isn't the only way to break a sweat.
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It was getting a little drive-by, YouTube comment-y as people were just popping into stuff and saying dumb stuff.
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This could see him throwing out the first pitch at a baseball game, or popping into McDonald's outlets around the country.
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Her mother, Cheryl Potts, took the photo of Jonas randomly popping into the background like he thinks he's MF Alfred Hitchcock.
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He began popping into candy shops and dining rooms in red states, camera crew and personal social media team in tow.
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So, it's unlikely that most women at the time were popping into sex toys stores to check out the latest gadgets.
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It's easy to imagine the thought popping into his head and immediately going into his phone, little planning or consideration involved.
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To date, only four moscovium isotopes have been produced in a lab, each popping into existence for a few fractions a second.
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WaitSuite is billed as an opportunistic micro-learning package — just imagine a more obtrusive version of Duolingo popping into your idle moments.
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Past and Present is an eclectic shop definitely worth popping into, with everything from old Disney merchandise to glassware and board games.
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Scientists don't think the vacuum of space is completely empty—rather, it's a constant chatter of particles popping into and out of existence.
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The solution: Popping into the salon for a toner retouch is quick, easy, and makes a huge difference in keeping your color rich.
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Seeking speed, convenience and lower expenses, consumers are popping into urgent-care centers instead of hospital emergency rooms for modest ailments or treatments.
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Within a day of his appointment on Monday, General McMaster was popping into offices to introduce himself to the council's professional staff members.
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The thing it most reminded me of is, I don't know if you're seen the film Zodiac, but that kept popping into my head.
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The superstar kept up her tradition of popping into a Target store after the release of a new album to check out the display.
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Boudicca and the Amazons kept popping into my mind, and for women's wear that connotes strength and self-sufficiency, which is no bad thing.
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Lastly, who can think of classic computer games without that grinning three-quarter yellow circle popping into their mind with a ba-doing sound?
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And if you're also one of those people who find yourself popping into Dunkin' Donuts for a quick, convenient perk-up, the same sentiment applies.
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The two are all smiles as they explore the city together, holding hands as they walk down the street and popping into numerous local stores.
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If people you know (or at least have heard of) are popping into suborbital space, it will start to feel more normal and less risky.
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"For two months, people kept popping into my office with new ideas, new things to say to her via phone or text," Mr. Olidort said.
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Of course throughout the writing process there were certain people who kept popping into my mind, but I pretty much left that part up to Paul.
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It's 2013 and we are in Brooklyn, popping into one little storefront after the next, picking things up and putting them down, over and over again.
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There you are, on a Sunday afternoon, popping into an old record shop you used to visit every week before you moved out of the area.
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Most are online or through special retailers so it's not as simple as popping into the drugstore or throwing things in your basket at the supermarket.
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According to NBC New York, a New Jersey bear did just that, popping into the pool of a Rockaway Township family on Friday to cool off.
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I even avoided popping into Dylan's Candy Bar for a Sunday afternoon pick-me-up to satisfy my sweet tooth, which had become a weekly habit.
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While Chase is waxing poetic about how "there is no better time than now," Robby is popping into JoJo's room for a quick kiss and a cuddle.
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Walking through the yard at California's historic San Quentin State Prison, the oldest in the state, it's difficult to keep movie clichés from popping into one's head.
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Oh, did you finally go a few days without "Uptown Funk" popping into your head and making your head compulsively bob before you realized what was happening?
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Go for a guided tour to learn more about Lagerlof and her legacy, and take a stroll in the gardens before popping into the souvenir shop. marbacka.com
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The medium-sized, tilted canopy of the FiberBuilt 9-Foot Terrace Tilt Umbrella makes it perfect for either popping into a bistro table or onto your patio.
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The beaters cleverly store on each side of the handle, popping into place and making them easy to find and minimize space that is taken up for storage.
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It was just me — a specific thing that happened — and, me as a young kid, a thought popping into my head and, boom, decided to tweet it out.
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As Isabelle and Gérard walk and talk, occasionally popping into the pool, a restaurant or their respective rooms, the movie opens up an attractive, at times seductive intimacy.
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It's hard to look at the Odeon's slowly revolving ceiling fans, hanging globe lamps, white tablecloths and burgundy banquettes without the words "steak frites" popping into your head.
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Unless and until you see artificial intelligence spontaneously popping into existence and grabbing for a gun, there's always a human cause that leads to the effect in question.
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People popping into stores to pick up their Halloween candy might also pick up additional items — an important opportunity for retailers, especially if they're losing out to competition online.
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While "send nudes" obviously means "hey, send me some nude pics," it's become a meme in recent months, popping into random pictures and videos where you least expect it.
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At Morgan, McGuire said Cohn and fellow analyst Arta Tabaee, now a managing director at Clearlake Capital Group, were always around, constantly popping into his office with new ideas.
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Force social collisions Working from home means no popping into your colleague's office to chat or running into someone on your way to the bathroom and discussing weekend plans.
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"The word that keeps popping into my mind is 'unfathomable,'" said the veteran catcher Stephen Vogt, who played for the Oakland Athletics in 2017, in an interview on Friday.
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She likes to walk freely in the places she visits, popping into coffee shops, small boutiques, and bars where she gets and sometimes asks for unvarnished thoughts on the policy.
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Miles has yet to go on his first Target adventure, but we will definitely be popping into random Targets across the country when we hit the road for John's tour.
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A decidedly un-Steinem-like thought keeps popping into my head while we are talking empowerment and equality and the overall boss-ness of Helen Mirren, and also eating meatballs.
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I get these dreams when I'm particularly stressed out, and they stick with me for days afterward, popping into my mind at unwanted times along with a distracting feeling of dread.
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"Texting is great for quick questions: It's the difference between popping into the boss' office with a question or comment versus having a formal conversation about a business issue," said McIntyre.
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If you've flirted with the idea of buying a robot vacuum you may also have stepped back from the brink in unfolding horror at the alphabetic soup of branded discs popping into view.
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While establishing his donut empire, Ngoy lived in a motor home, traversing the state in search of new locations and popping into existing stores to spot-check the donuts and ensure their freshness.
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She started out by responding to criticism that she had posted a Rihanna song with a Beyoncé caption, but quickly started just answering whatever odd thoughts were popping into her Twitter followers' heads.
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The riders themselves do not have much free time as they scramble from one competition to another, popping into a new location midweek and often leaving on a Sunday for the next event.
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While the internet has effectively killed the offline market for pornographic magazines and video, customers often use e-commerce websites to research unfamiliar products before popping into local stores to make purchasing decisions.
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There's no hiding it—not when you're just popping into the newsagent's for a carton of milk and a KitKat, not during your first meeting with the parents of the love of your life.
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And those words kept popping into her head Thursday, when she shook off a very slow start to beat Victoria Azarenka, 23.7-210, 6-2, 6-1, in the semifinals at the Miami Open.
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If you're plus size, memories of too-small hotel robes might be popping into your mind when you think of shopping for your dream bathrobe, but there's no need to revisit that fleeting 'mare.
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At Lielvarde, US troops on a nine-month rotation from Fort Hood, Texas, were quartered in the barracks and popping into town to grab bacon cheeseburgers and Belgian beer at the local food joint.
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The Winnebago was parked prominently in front of the US Bank on the town's main street, and Scholten sauntered along a couple of blocks, popping into businesses and introducing himself to folks on the sidewalk.
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The Beijing Morning News noted that the lone treadmill in the small room was hardly inspiring, and that people said this made the "gym" less appealing than popping into a fuller 24-hour gym facility.
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Being able to have that same experience even when you're popping into a rental car, a friend's vehicle, or a Tesla connected to a future brand-wide opt-in ride sharing service would be amazing.
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But don't let that deter you from popping into tiny spots like Damso on Denman Street where you might find, as I did, some of the best rice cakes in chile sauce you've ever tasted.
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I still sometimes saw things I didn't like: people in horror masks popping into the frame, or fourteen-year-old girls trying to be sexy, or rich kids showing off the McMansions where they lived.
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It also contains some of the character-heavy, loot-driven elements that have kept me popping into Overwatch here and there for over a year in spite of my aversion to the game's competitive scene.
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Air fryers started popping into mainstream eye back in 2017, and now that they've had their chance to marinate in the market (food pun intended), it feels like an appropriate time to compare the best ones.
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The plot might be mostly recycled, but Ratchet & Clank isn't popping into existence simply to turn a few nostalgia dollars—there's palpable love and care here, enough to make newcomers to the franchise turn their heads.
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"Not everybody gets to go to the one area where Larry sits in the Champions Club, but it's so special," said Tommy Haas, the new tournament director, who could frequently be seen popping into the club.
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Do something calming like reading or coloring before bed, he suggests, and create a 10-minute "worry time" session earlier in the day to prevent thoughts of stress at work from popping into your mind at night.
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As a fan who falls squarely into that third category, I'll probably keep popping into The Swift Life a few times a week to share content, like a few posts, and check in on Taylor's own feed.
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I didn't mind calling my local bookstore to ask it to order a particular title or popping into the local pet store every few weeks if that's what it took to cut the company from my life.
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"I just knew that with the cast and the role being bigger, it would be a good opportunity to show what I can do throughout a film rather than popping into a couple of scenes," he said.
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It's also a problem that reflects somewhat poorly on the game's collective player base: fleeting guilt aside, it seems like many people simply can't help themselves from popping into places meant for national mourning for battles and items.
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Daniel told The Hill that the U.S. didn't initially think of cyberspace as a threat vector at the time satellites began popping into space, but now the federal government must learn how to "adapt" to this expanding environment.
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Sure, middle-aged folks likely wouldn't be sharing an apartment, regularly hanging out or popping into each other's lives so frequently if the TV gods hadn't mandated it, but one way or another, these four would always be together.
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Air fryers started popping into the mainstream eye in the spring of 2017, and now that they've had their chance to marinate in the market (food pun intended), it feels like an appropriate time to compare the best ones.
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The jackpot for the Mega Millions — one of the two biggest nationwide lottery games, along with Powerball — had climbed to an astonishing $1.6 billion, the highest in history, and across the country, cartoon dollar signs were popping into people's eyes.
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And if you're an older player that has grown up with the game but now have to contend with the demands of work and family life, popping into a 30 minute or hour long game just doesn't feel realistic anymore.
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Avatars start popping into the plaza and making their way to a platform at the far end: a mix of cartoon men and women, limbless floating robots, and a few people — like me — who appear as slender, vaguely humanoid spirals.
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As I read Didion's new/old book — South and West: From a Notebook, which is a newly released reproduction of Didion's notes for two unfinished essays, one from 1970 and the other from 1976 — Harrison's critique kept popping into my mind.
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Pulling down the lever to cycle through rounds exposed the rifle's innards—the carrier, which hoists rounds into the chamber, came all the way down out of the body of the rifle, allowing a view of the next bullet popping into place.
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According to BBC News, Brits passing by his house after a night of getting pissed or sloshed or whatever they call it over there keep violating Gloria, popping into his yard to get freaky with her at all hours of the early morning.
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The original Rift headset was funded by thousands of people who were willing to put down $300 for a device they'd never seen, and its then-teenage creator was a regular on VR forums and Reddit, popping into threads to answer questions.
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His Disney-influenced style brings humor and immediacy to the text, with Sunzi himself popping into the story as both the wise and fearless commander of blank-eyed, child-like soldiers and the conniving nemesis to the enemy who tries to cross him.
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Genevieve Koski: In the 24 hours or so since I watched this episode, the image that keeps popping into my mind is Elizabeth's face as she yells at Paige for abandoning her post and wandering into the meet gone wrong with Rennhull.
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Popping into the 23rd Street Station in Manhattan on the F line, he met with Germaine Jackson, one of the 22 so-called group station managers who are responsible for ensuring that stations are clean and that MetroCard machines and escalators are working.
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Though he lives in Boston and travels widely, Mr. Kraft, in his signature Nike sneakers and shock of gray hair, has become a regular, popping into charity events to write big checks and dining at Mar-a-Lago, the exclusive club owned by his friend President Trump.
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You and I split the interviewing almost evenly (I think you did 11 and I did 10.) Was there anything that stood out the most to you — that moment that just keeps popping into your head — in terms of how the candidates answered questions or what they said?
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A White House official said Trump won't be watching the whole hearing -- calling that a "good thing" -- but he is expected to monitor developments, popping into the White House dining room where several of his aides and his personal attorney on the Russia investigation Marc Kasowitz will be monitoring the hearing.
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Afterward, people milled about the space, perusing the bookshelves of the lending library, sipping refreshments, chatting, and popping into the back rooms to record their memories of North Philadelphia and watch the looped footage of March's demolition of the Norman Blumberg towers, which put hundreds of families out of their homes.
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What you're talking about, though, it's so appealing to people in technology — and again, I'm focusing on technology — but a lot of them seem to be in this myth of, innovation is an idea popping into your head, that it's "Larry and Sergey were sitting in a room and thought about this," or Mark Zuckerberg.
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Everywhere I went in the months after it came out, people were talking about it: at parties with friends, at networking coffees with book publicists, with the Vox politics writers who were popping into the culture team's Slack channel to declare To All the Boys the only thing that mattered in the world anymore.
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With an Instagrammable yellow van and later a flagship location on Fifth Avenue, Kindbody is trying to present going to the doctor for fertility treatments as convenient and consumer friendly, just like popping into a cycling class at Soulcycle, a brand founder Gina Bartasi told The Verge she keeps in mind when sending out Kindbody&aposs mobile clinics.
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This was found in the famous "White Bear" experiments conducted by Daniel Wegner who found that if you instruct people to freely think about anything they want as long as it is not a "White Bear", images of white bears will keep popping into their head and the more they try not to think about it, the more they will have white bears pop up.
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I had a particular cycle of fears that kept popping into my head: Other people wanted or needed to transition because they were legitimately trans in a way that I was not (what legitimately trans meant or why it couldn't apply to me, I couldn't have told you); I, on the other hand, simply couldn't stop thinking about transitioning, which was not the same thing.
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We're all two handle turns away from a creepy clown popping into our face to tell us our dog died and somebody stole our car while our significant other was cheating with their boss because we're broke and need money for the hospital bills our lousy insurance won't cover after our blood work showed cause for concern, so we lost the house and still can't go to a concert to relieve the stress since it's too dangerous but our city is about to get tag-teamed by a hurricane, tornado and earthquake at the same time anyway, so we should all probably just live out life under the bed.
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