You're very psychically sensitive thanks to the moon in Sagittarius.
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It is Bodak Yellow, Cardi B. Psychically, spiritually, emotionally, communally.
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Others described it as a psychically draining but occasionally rewarding experience.
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Psychically, we are all magnetic fields, and we are all connected.
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I could sense them trying to psychically operate on my brain.
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"I was physically and emotionally exhausted, psychically damaged," Dr. Buie said.
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You know when you psychically predict your life in your own art?
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This is going to be an especially psychically active eclipse for you.
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It is psychically frustrating: We need other people now more than ever.
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They are as psychologically and psychically damaging as they are physically damaging.
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Bran also continues to be psychically connected to the Night King — not good!
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That was one of the more psychically damaging and challenging parts of it.
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The specificity of Tasmania makes the show at once universal and psychically terrifying.
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But the experience at the anvil "was transformational," she said — literally and psychically.
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You're very psychically active during this full moon, so read up on psychic development.
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She comes back to life, psychically imprints on Morton, and wreaks havoc on London.
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"The living have more power psychically than the dead would ever have," Auerbach says.
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He will be the last person on Earth still psychically trapped by Trump's presidency.
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You realize that this is the core of this project emotionally, spiritually, or psychically.
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JW: We didn't see each other in person, but we were there together psychically.
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Psychically battered and vulnerable, "she wore fashion like an armor to face the world."
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The trauma caused him to lash out psychically and destroy the minds of the terrorists.
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The Pavlok can't psychically guess when you're engaging in bad behaviors, so its self-administered.
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Musically, it was a safe bet having her psychically imprinting on the space like that.
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No one will be in the mood to put up with any psychically draining bullshit.
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It's that her output is infused by a fundamental orientation — culturally, politically, psychically — to blackness.
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There's an unspoken code of conduct: Give each other space, if not physically then psychically.
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Historically and psychically, the TV series roots itself in the 1921 riot in Tulsa, Okla.
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Wider forces in American culture had been psychically Photoshopping Trump into the presidency for decades.
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And then before I started having children, [my cause] became children, organically, and magnetically, and psychically.
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What do you consider to be the most psychically empowering aspect of creating and consuming music?
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The Moon enters Fire sign Aries today, activating a very psychically sensitive sector of your chart.
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JW: It's number one on the charts, it's number one psychically, spiritually, qualitatively, quantitatively, it's there.
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I don't mean literally — in the cliché liberal way of absconding to Canada — but intellectually, socially, psychically.
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It's also always winter on that show, so there's something psychically correct about starting it in late November.
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Virgo season is a psychically energized time for you, Libra, as your mind wanders to the ethereal plane.
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The energy this morning is dreamy—you're feeling sensitive and psychically tapped in with everything that's happening around you.
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"I'm insane, you idiot," David explains wryly, seconds before a room's worth of people get psychically microwaved (or something!).
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He also manages to make us believe that all 200 or so people in the audience are psychically connected.
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It was, too, all but completely lacking in those small but psychically significant reassurances we expect from a physical examination.
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The show has established that Luke and Nell are psychically linked — here, we see that Luke is experiencing Nell's death.
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Psychically—I always describe it as a psychic imbalance—I'd shifted to this place of not knowing where I was.
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Finally, pushed beyond what her emotional state can absorb, she runs psychically amok, unleashing all the latent powers in her.
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A retrospective charts the trajectory of an unsung feminist artist, whose radical performances and psychically-charged sculptures invoke the Divine.
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Freud distinguished between neurosis and psychosis by arguing that while the former is psychically localized, the latter is relatively global.
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But if you're connected psychically to somebody, you can't hide the truth, you can't put up this best image of yourself.
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When women do this, actually, they're usually trying to combine mental forces necessary to psychically manifest a portal dimension for escape.
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Requiring everyone to serve in some fashion, other than those too physically or psychically impaired, would be a profoundly democratizing action.
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But while both the real and psychically constructed mental institutions from season 1 have been left behind, Legion feels crazier than ever.
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Match Book Dear Match Book, Ever since the election I've had a hard time reading books that are emotionally and psychically challenging.
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A win-win scenario is intolerable to him, because mastery of others is the only moment when he is psychically at peace.
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Before he steps out onto the set, he knows that the arc of the play will hurt him, psychically if not physically.
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Dallas native Francine Thirteen celebrates the sacredness of feminine power through the entrancing hooks and backbeats of her psychically charged ritual pop.
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But her death also released him, psychically, from the vanished world of the fin-de-siècle black élite, with its asphyxiating diktats.
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In recent decades, researchers have discovered that loneliness left untreated is not just psychically painful; it also can have serious medical consequences.
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However, your ideas can be almost psychically inspired, or even misleading, as Mercury harmonizes with Neptune, the planet of illusion and delusion.
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Moving through stories of complexity expressed mythologically, biologically, technologically, and psychically, he suggested that inherent contradiction is our constant state of being.
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But he does so while Bran is psychically linked to Hodor in the present and seeing another glimpse of him in his vision.
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Keep your own jealousy in check, avoid manipulation tactics, and exit any relationships—romantic or professional—that are morally questionable or psychically vampiric.
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You're experiencing unprecedented freedom, but social pressure keeps you in more of a category then you've been before, not just psychically but physically.
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But because of some enchanted Dewey Decimal System, every supernatural creature has been psychically alerted to its removal, and now they're all after Diana.
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The fact that I still remember it is important — obviously representation affects us psychically, affects our aspirations in some ways that we can't quantify.
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For Gloria, there's no more psychically scarring thing than to know that the reality you're living in is not the reality that you know.
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I had found peace with my dying mother, but was still haunted by her earlier avatar — the Medea willing to psychically drown her son.
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I had found peace with my dying mother, but was still haunted by her earlier avatar — the Medea willing to psychically drown her son.
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There wasn't a single scene that hinted at their suspicions, or that they were colluding with Bran, who's apparently been psychically spying for them offscreen.
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Across 12 episodes, "Sense8" told the stories of eight people in different countries gradually waking up to the fact that they were somehow psychically connected.
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Instead, he had to somehow psychically become his characters, which is surely why he wrote so often, and so well, in a microscopically close third person.
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The effect alternates between desperately moving and a pain in the neck—not only literally, when you crane for views of the ceiling, but psychically, always.
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Her segment is cut short when she begins psychically channeling the nearby Henry, spilling what he knows about the Kid and the cover-up at Shawshank.
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I guess it provides a sense of company in the same way that a room feels psychically warmer when you have the Yule Log video going?
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And whether or not a person suffers from FD, Feldman said, online medical hoaxers seem to come out of the network for recurring and psychically significant reasons.
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My tendency is to imagine a state of psychically taking leave of my physical body as a kind of motion upwards, towards what might be a heaven.
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At the end of the world, Candace continues to work not because it is socially productive or financially necessary, but because it is personally, indeed psychically grounding.
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Cunty, sipping his coffee, comes up behind the woman, as if psychically sensing that he might be needed to rescue someone's reputation, and idly leers at Madison.
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The Moon enters imaginative, psychically tuned-in Water sign Pisces today, inspiring you to focus on your professional goals as well as to show off your creative abilities.
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Each had a different ability; with a character like Eleven, for example, you could use her telekinetic abilities to psychically scope out new locations, or solve physical puzzles.
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Comey, who's 6 foot 8, literally and psychically towered over so many national dramas of the past decade, and is accused by Democrats of tipping the presidential election.
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In a wildly elaborate scheme to save the world, Veidt unleashes what appears to be a gargantuan, psychically destructive alien squid into the middle of New York City.
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Last month, two teenage Parkland survivors psychically scarred by their ordeal took their own lives, as did the father of a Sandy Hook first-grader who was killed.
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In the comic, Wanda creates her world while psychically connected to X-Men leader Charles Xavier, using his telepathy to read the desires of all her friends and allies.
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Scientists also often focus on regions of extreme vulnerability, such as Bangladesh or the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, which for most Americans are very remote, both physically and psychically.
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Her powers attract the attention of a predatory cabal known as the Knot, who travel the country in a caravan looking for psychically talented children to torture and kill.
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Unquestionably. But psychically the misogynist imaginary is one full of fear and terror of the scariest thing imaginable; a woman with power, her own voice, and her own life.
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There was something psychically perfect about Rita Ora dressing up as Post Malone, and Harry Styles as Elton John is good promo for next summer's biopic (starring Taron Egerton).
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But Neptune stations direct on November 24, signaling us to move forward with our dreams and fantasies, to hope and to heal, and to develop creatively, spiritually, and even psychically.
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Mercury enters Cancer and meets with the Sun on June 21, which will be an especially potent time for you psychically, so pay attention to the messages in your dreams.
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For people who struggle with sleep, it's likely they are more psychically sensitive than they realize and are picking up on stuff around them that is subconsciously keeping them awake.
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Moss often tries to sound curmudgeonly, but is clearly heart-struck and psychically reliant upon New York's wild singularity, which he believes is stocked by small businesses like Shopsin's family's.
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JUDWAA 2 In this remake of the 19363 comedy "Judwaa," the Bollywood heartthrob Varun Dhawan plays separated identical twins who are psychically linked — what happens to one affects the other.
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And there's an open supernatural element in Henry's childhood friend Molly (I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore's Melanie Lynskey), who can't help psychically eavesdropping on people around her.
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We asked artists to contemplate these markers of our country's racist and violent history — the space they take up, physically and psychically — and imagine what should happen when they are gone.
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The performer might claim that information was obtained telepathically, or they might claim that the information was obtained by spirits whispering in ways only a psychically sensitive person like themselves can hear.
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As sweet Venus meets your planetary ruler, stern Saturn, early Monday morning, you find the inner strength to practice self-respecting boundaries that help you out during a psychically draining full moon.
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When a killer blames her act on a cult of YouTube addicts, who believe a race of aliens are psychically subjugating humanity, questions of criminal capacity and soundness of mind inevitably rise.
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Here, then, are two new Empress Of songs, which might be able to at least psychically transport you to somewhere calm and warm, even if just for the brief moments while they're playing.
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His photorealistic oil paintings and detailed illustrations often depict psychically tortured subjects set against seemingly mundane backdrops, juxtaposing a keen sense of existential angst with the often equally terrifying bounds of earthly existence.
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Small skirmishes with people in white Hazmat suits recur, and a sequence at the film's end pulses with flashing colors and effects as Aiden, returned to his family, is physically and psychically transformed.
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Psychically pummeled by families and schools that mold children aggressively from birth, many people have no idea who they are or what they want, she said, though they know when things feel wrong.
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"Xiaobo was wedded both psychically and physically to China and its fate," Geremie R. Barmé, an Australian Sinologist and a close friend of Mr. Liu's, wrote in a tribute before Mr. Liu's death.
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And frankly, they've been gathering since — well, I mean, in the Donald Trump context, because really, Donald Trump's relationship to all of this, in my mind, he and Barack Obama are nationally, psychically conjoined.
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Based on my own experiences and research, I'm quite skeptical of the claim that it's possible to psychically or spiritually communicate with the dead, but I absolutely get the appeal of connecting with the past.
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Messenger planet Mercury enters your sign on May 15, West Coast, May 16, East Coast, putting you in a talkative mood—you won't be the introverted, psychically sensitive recluse you were while Mercury was retrograde.
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Perhaps she was appalled by the pharmacist's behavior because miscarriages are emotionally, spiritually, psychically and physically painful -- and because in some terrible cases, pregnancy complications result in serious injury or death if not treated appropriately.
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I'm skeptical of Calhoun's thesis that watching the Challenger explode on television in 1986 was psychically damaging, so much so that it may be the root of our desire to hover over our own kids.
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That's right: An agency now sowing the conditions of mass traumatic stress among child detainees has been trying for years to set up shop as the caregiver of first resort for psychically traumatized undocumented immigrants.
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Your fighter planetary ruler Mars will be perfectly linked up to psychically sensitive Neptune on Friday morning, giving you a strong gut feeling about what direction you want to take with regards to broadening your horizons.
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It resides in your courage to confront the truth of your circumstance: that your fixation on this former friend is making you sick, both physically and psychically, and that you don't want to live like this anymore.
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Keep this in mind when you tune into Legion: series creator Noah Hawley isn't just messing with the head of the mentally unstable — but very psychically powerful — mutant David Haller, he's also messing with yours a little bit.
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One moment he was out of prison, blinking in the sunlight like a mole person emerging from the tunnels of Shawshank, the next he was...maybe psychically predisposing a happy family to murder each other on their child's birthday.
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So one of our animating ideas is that if you can help the Valley understand D.C., if you can psychically and even literally connect them, that's great for society and it's great journalism and it's ultimately an awesome business.
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As Mr. Trump's associates report and his Twitter feed confirms, his video diet of choice is cable news, the most agitating, psychically toxic programming you can immerse yourself in, even if you don't have possession of the nuclear codes.
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But I think that back in 1997 when we first wrote this paper, we thought that as psychologists, it's very interesting for us to imagine, like just psychically, what happens even at that seemingly more benign end of the continuum.
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The show, about a "cluster" of "sensates" — eight psychically connected spiritual siblings capable of sharing skills and experiences — is the latest project from Lana and Lilly Wachowski, writer-directors of Bound, the Matrix trilogy, Speed Racer, Cloud Atlas, and Jupiter Ascending.
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Netflix's announcement tweet was so minimal that one fan imagined the pitch meeting as Beyoncé communicating psychically with her fanbase: Beyoncé: Tweet it the week before with no caption or context Netflix: but how will they know Beyoncé: They'll know. pic.twitter.
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Strengthening your psychic shield or picking up Dion Fortune's classic Psychic Self-Defense is also a good idea; feeling safe and secure isn't just about having strong locks on your door, but also having firm boundaries, both emotionally and psychically.
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Slager's voice showed he was psychically tired, winess says David Hallimore, a forensic audio analyst from Houston who testified for the defense, told the court that he could "clearly hear the exhaustion in Officer Slager's voice" on recordings from that day.
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Diners were walled off from other diners psychically by high-backed booths, dim lighting and oversize menus, their imagined place atop the social ladder reinforced by silver-haired waiters in cropped jackets who murmured in Jeeves-like tones of deference.
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" Calling herself a "connoisseur of survivors," Gelb wrote that of all the Holocaust survivors she knew Kosinski was both the most damaged—"psychically and physically"—and the most candid about it: "starkly in his fiction, wittily in the drawing room.
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As almost anyone who has worked in an office knows: People can be awful and they can use their power, however limited, to belittle or pressure others in subtle or not-so-subtle ways that are psychically bruising but technically not illegal.
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Created by the Wachowskis (the siblings behind The Matrix) and J. Michael Straczynski (who previously created Babylon 5), Sense8 premiered in 2015 with its story of eight psychically linked individuals living in San Francisco, Berlin, Mumbai and other cities all over the world.
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Pisces is a psychically sensitive and emotional Water sign, and when sweet planet Venus is retrograde in the sign of the fish, the energy is definitely intense—you'll feel high on love, but can just as easily slip into an ocean of sadness.
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Molly Hernandez (Allegra Acosta), the super-strong baby of the group, and Gert Yorkes (Ariela Barer), a social-justice warrior psychically connected to a dinosaur, don't fare as well, mostly because their plots are so tied to the show's clumsy attempts at cultural commentary.
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Sense8, a product of the Wachowski siblings and J. Michael Straczynski, launched last year with a simple premise: eight good-looking 30-somethings, born at the exact same moment on the exact same day, are psychically connected, even as they live radically different lives.
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Aside from martial aptitude, there were two principal requirements for recruits: they had to have been wounded by ISIS or its Islamist precursors—either physically, by bullets and blasts, or psychically, by the death of a loved one—and they had to crave revenge.
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For many people, including me, the New Museum's 2017 exhibition of the work of Carol Rama — her first museum survey in New York City — was a revelation: thrilling, psychically charged work by yet another female artist who had been ignored for most of her life.
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This is why the Night King was initially able to psychically track Bran before he grabbed him by the arm and marked him in "The Door," instantly sensing and seeing him (and the previous Three Eyed Ravens) when Bran warged into an animal nearby.
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In a long-ago era when Mel Gibson and Helen Hunt were both bankable movie stars, the pair teamed up for this romantic comedy, which depicted Gibson as a male chauvinist who becomes capable of psychically hearing women's thoughts after an accident with a hair dryer.
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Instead of really delving into their family dynamic — something that also got short shrift in season two — season three instead tries to redeem Billy through a series of Inception-y childhood flashbacks during which Eleven, who's psychically connected to him, decides that he's still a good person.
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As you can see in the live stream above, it looks like a cross between a New Yorker cartoon about capitalism and a Doctor Who episode where an alien race psychically forces all humans to glue their lips to the last object they touched, or something.
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We know that sticking a bunch of pre-teens on the dancefloor with only vague guidelines is a recipe for mild hilarity and a whole lot of sublimated shame that will play out in unpredictable and psychically fraught ways for literally the rest of their lives.
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Describing the show efficiently—say, "a group of eight people from around the world suddenly find themselves psychically linked and pursued by the agents of a shadowy corporation bent on destroying them"—captures only what makes the show flashy, and none of what makes it lovable.
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"During an eclipse, it's best to stay inside, rest, relax, meditate, and this eclipse has graciously decided to arrive on the East coast at 4:20 PM (so if you're on the West coast, you'll have to psychically tune into the 4:20 vibes three hours early)," she says.
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It's not as good as a new season, but it'll have to do: Netflix has dropped the trailer for the "series finale" of Sense8, the movie-length cap to the Wachowskis' two-season Netflix show about eight psychically connected empaths who can literally walk in each other's shoes.
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An almost stream-of-conscious first-person narrative, it contains essentially no supernatural elements except for one surreal moment in which the heroine, during a solar eclipse, becomes psychically joined with the heroine of Gerald's Game in a moment in which they can see into each other's minds.
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Curated by Grace Aneiza Ali, the exhibit brings together an intergenerational roster of emerging and established artists of Guyanese heritage who, via photography, painting, sculpture, installation, video, textile, and mixed media, bear witness to what drives one from their homeland as well as what keeps one psychically connected to it.
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Many if not all astronauts report that their global perspective changes, not just physically but psychically, once they've seen the Earth from space: a sublime feeling about nature, and that we're just scratching the surface of it, and that most of the time it is barely seen, much less understood.
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"It was just uncanny to be filming this pilot before, during and after the inauguration — because psychically what Diane goes through is this complete fall, and a profound sense of disorientation about her life, and having to just scramble up, and I think that was what was happening in the country," she said.
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The result is a pseudoscience-encrusted version of New Age thinking, or perhaps a spiritualized version of body- and life-hacking, which suggests that a physically, psychically, and sexually optimized version of life is available to you — but only if you're willing to do the (often expensive and exhausting) work to optimize it.
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Statistical discrepancies (between equally affluent whites and blacks in favorable mortgages or car payment plans, for instance), so-called cultural appropriation (such as white people's use of black slang expressions or hairstyles), and the like do not leave a psychically healthy people feeling like life has not made much progress since 1965.
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So as this fourth-network scenario came true in America — along with cable TV and the present-day onslaught of premium channels and the comfortably numbing power of quality shows on HBO, Showtime, Netflix and others — "Network" has remained not just a period piece but an almost psychically inspired glimpse into the future.
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I also see a city that inspires an underdog identification, perhaps in part because of its nebulous identity — Baltimore is worlds away, psychically, but not much of a drive (when the traffic abates) from both the seats of power in and around Washington, D.C., and the rural coastal communities of the Eastern Shore.
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Of the more than thirty-six thousand fatal traffic accidents in 19883, for instance, we don't know how many were the result of a single car hitting a tree, how many were head-on collisions in which both drivers perished, and how many were caused by a person who walked away physically intact but psychically wounded.
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Striding onto the Old Vic stage like someone who meant business, Ms. Jackson's steely-eyed monarch was at no point more affecting than in those passages of the play where the psychically battered Lear fears he might go mad — "he" being the operative word, as Ms. Jackson assumed the gender from first sight; this was no Queen Lear.
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Once the group has reconvened in Derry, they realize they're all a bit confused about why they're there; Pennywise seems to cast a spell of forgetfulness on anyone who leaves the town, so most of them barely remember their previous selves or their relationships with each other, even though they all felt psychically compelled to return.
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I'm sorry, too, to read in this section that "the embodied affects produced by the music may lead to a space of reflective listening that, according to some listeners, can be psychically redemptive" — the italics are mine, and they are there to contend that Watten, as a critic, owes it to his readers to say whether these affects are redemptive according to him.
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Indeed, the country has never truly recovered — not financially, and, just as significantly, not psychically as well — and the need to find an architecture appropriate to a sobered world of vastly diminished expectations, one aware of the costs of imposing endless development and construction on an unresilient planet, became more urgent here than it did elsewhere — at least, it certainly did for Kuma.
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My own theory has to do with space and the American landscape: how the growth of suburbs, the ever-creeping sprawl outside American cities, has managed to keep white and nonwhite Americans physically and psychically apart, so that many white Americans my age (born in the 1970s) have grown up in what I call white dreamtime -- never having to think seriously about racism or witness its effects.
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" In a 2001 tribute to this "merry-eyed despot of a language teacher," Francis X. Clines — a member of The Times's editorial board who won a Polk Award in 1991 for his coverage of the collapse of the Soviet Union — wrote about the ways in which Mr. Shekhtman "enlightened, exhausted, psychically tattooed and certainly inspired" his students using a "creative personal trainer's approach … poking their softness and whipping some muscular Russian onto their bones.
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It's an all-roads-converge kind of deal, in which Syd and Kerry's battle with Farouk's alter ego Lenny in the hospital simulation; Cary, Melanie and Oliver's struggle to shield Syd's and David's bodies from the bullets in the time-frozen real world; and David's attempt to psychically shatter the doors of his mind-prison all sync up successfully at the last second, saving their skins and stopping the bad guys simultaneously.
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Whether it was the young black girl in Morrison's 1970 debut, "The Bluest Eye," psychically deformed by her yearning for blond hair and white skin; the title character in "Sula," who fights for the right to be her own person despite what her own community demands; the desperate enslaved woman in "Beloved," who murders her own daughter as salvation from bondage; Milkman Dead, the daring young hero of "Song of Solomon," whose ability to fly only goads him toward a deeper transcendence from racism and dread, Morrison made them all live in readers' hearts through an alchemy of music, magic and mood.
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