Reconnecting with your emotional needs is major at this time.
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You're reconnecting with yourself in a major way this month.
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Reconnecting the cable always reversed this oddity in my testing.
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The Soft Tissue Autonomous Robot works on reconnecting intestinal tissue.
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This full moon is major for reconnecting with your emotions.
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But reconnecting with that part of myself has been unsettling.
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Reconnecting and turning to families, I think, is very positive.
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I looked forward to reconnecting with my new friends there.
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Christmas is a time for reconnecting with friends and family.
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Preserving the money, more than reconnecting with Bobby, is her priority.
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"It was like being reborn," he says of reconnecting with Marjorie.
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But working and reconnecting with the voters is an absolute imperative.
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This is about making new friends or reconnecting with old ones.
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Holding the iPhone SE was like reconnecting with an old friend.
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Use their force for all "re" activities: Reviewing, refreshing, refining, reconnecting.
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" She then added: "I would greatly appreciate reconnecting at this time.
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So he is reconnecting to the stream that came before him.
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After reconnecting online through Facebook Messenger, a plan was hatched to reunite.
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Fans were warmed by the sight of the father and daughter reconnecting.
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She spoke about suicide as a way of "reconnecting" with her mother.
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Since reconnecting with her fiancé Liam Hemsworth, she's softening her boisterous image.
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And after reconnecting last year, he now is now mourning her death.
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Or, it might be something small, like reconnecting with an old friend.
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Reconnecting with your neighborhood and your siblings is also on the menu.
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They began dating in 2011 after reconnecting during their families' winter trip.
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Agee has enjoyed reconnecting with animals both inside and outside the shelter.
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"To have a strong future is reconnecting with our past," he said.
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Saeli also isn't ruling out the notion of one day reconnecting romantically.
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This is about reconnecting to the deeper reason behind what you're doing.
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They briefly dated and remained friends until reconnecting over Facebook in 2015.
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The project of reconnecting this history to contemporary life is well underway.
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I was doing interviews, and I also started reconnecting with my family.
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For reconnecting with a sense of aliveness, for vitality, for intensity, for ... Right.
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"It's like reconnecting with old friends that you grew up with," she said.
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You find yourself reconnecting with powerful people and revisiting secret or mysterious topics!
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Mercury retrograde in Scorpio finds you moving slowly and reconnecting with your past.
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It's about reconnecting with them in a different way once I left Rome.
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This #mamabear was anxious leaving the kiddos but enjoying reconnecting with my love.
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Today's new moon in Scorpio finds you reconnecting with your home and family.
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After reconnecting, they got engaged last July while they vacationed in Anacapri, Italy.
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"I do feel there is something in my DNA, something reconnecting," adds Delfina.
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Reconnecting Iran to the world economy is a top priority for President Rouhani.
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Make the best of it by reconnecting to your dreams, feelings, and wishes.
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They all started reconnecting — not at old bars like Grassroots, but on Facebook.
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I've sent notes in the hopes of reconnecting with friends from the past.
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We need to find the positives in this, even if it is reconnecting.
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They want to see full effort directed toward reconnecting every remaining home everywhere.
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That meant reconnecting to my essential self and shedding my ex-husband's name.
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Keys plans on reconnecting with him, paying for studio time, and finishing more projects.
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Your only priority today should be reconnecting with yourself and catching up on rest.
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"I am reconnecting culture and popular culture," Michele told British Vogue of the offering.
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Maybe reconnecting with an old friend or pulling off an important project at work.
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But the journey of reconnecting with Canadian Chinese food is not unique to Bouvier.
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Even as progress has been made toward reconnecting cut-off communities, many challenges remain.
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She signed up with Beauty Shoppe with the aim of reconnecting with the city.
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The pair met before The Bachelor about two years ago and remained friends before reconnecting.
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Instead, rebound sex should be about reconnecting with your sexuality outside of your ex-relationship.
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Jenna Dewan Tatum is reconnecting with her late grandfather thanks to Hollywood medium Tyler Henry.
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While reconnecting to each other and rediscovering their own wild sides, the sisterhood lets loose.
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It means reconnecting with Inuvialuit traditions, hunting to feed family, getting away from modern troubles.
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And he does a very good job during election years of reconnecting with his base.
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Reconnecting to these devices and networks from scratch might be enough to solve the problem.
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" Still, she's been working on "reconnecting" with herself, "focusing on my family and my business.
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Reconnecting the two disciplines will create a "virtuous cycle," Hassabis and his co-authors write.
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Since that disastrous campaign, the Republicans have at least talked about reconnecting with African-Americans.
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Set limits Establish a routine for reconnecting with reality after a gaming session, Golonka recommends.
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He said reconnecting through the old play "just blows the dust off" the old relationships.
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This is also a fantastic new moon for reconnecting with siblings, or exploring your neighborhood.
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We rave about eating as a social activity and about reconnecting with food, through education.
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She always loved that, and she'd lean into my hand as her way of reconnecting.
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This evening is awesome for networking, partying, meeting new people, and reconnecting with old friends!
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I don't know all the ways that revival of spirit can come about, but even in the age of the driverless car and Reddit, I suspect some of the answers are to be found in reconnecting with our ancient ideals and reconnecting with the land.
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Reconnecting with your roots is a lovely way to work the energy of this new moon.
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Instead, the actor, 53, has been enjoying a low-key social life and reconnecting with pals.
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Getting reacquainted with your neighborhood is also on the menu, as is reconnecting with your siblings.
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Just reconnecting a brain to all the circuitry of a body would be next to impossible.
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We wish her all the best, and look forward to reconnecting with you all very soon.
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Rotem's slim book is more about detaching the letters from the current system, then reconnecting them.
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Selma Blair is reconnecting with her late college sweetheart with a little help from Tyler Henry.
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"Just appreciating clouds is a big job, because people are reconnecting with nature," he says finally.
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Officially, Prepa was not pleased to have a local amateur utility reconnecting high-voltage power lines.
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You're getting clear on your values and reconnecting with your basic needs, both emotionally and physically.
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The Moon enters your sign later today, which will find you reconnecting with your emotional needs.
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Others argue, however, that letting go of external rules is critical to reconnecting with these signals.
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The couple didn't begin dating until 10 years after meeting, after reconnecting through Tinder in 2014.
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"Reunification can start with reconnecting energy and transport lines of the two Koreas," said Mr. Lee.
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They tell stories of individuals gaining control of their lives and reconnecting with estranged family members.
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Mr. Moon hopes that reconnecting them will be a step toward economic integration and, eventually, reunification.
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The album was inspired in part by the two reconnecting under dire circumstances: a cancer diagnosis.
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"I am overjoyed to be reconnecting with my family," he said in a statement on Friday.
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Because he was born in Australia, he decided that reconnecting with his roots might provide solace.
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As for families with indigenous roots, she suggests they consider reconnecting with their culture on Thanksgiving.
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Death Stranding purports to be a game about a man named Sam reconnecting cities across America.
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Honor this new moon by reconnecting with your needs and committing to taking care of yourself emotionally.
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After posting a Facebook status about a baby boy Marston had fathered, she's reconnecting with her grandchild.
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Read Simone Stolzhoff's piece reconnecting with the students in BJ Fogg's "Facebook Class" of ten years ago.
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Larry Birkhead is reconnecting with his late ex Anna Nicole Smith nearly a decade after her passing.
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The Moon connects with the Sun in Scorpio at 5:02 PM, reconnecting us with our purpose.
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Much of his reckoning with his younger days involves reconnecting with the cousins he grew up with.
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"It was wonderful," Norwood tells PEOPLE about reconnecting with Joyce Durrant for Valentine's Day in Adelaide, Australia.
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Connecting and reconnecting is easy enough, but I don't want to do it multiple times a day.
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These numbers could make us feel optimistic that Americans are reconnecting with our democratic traditions after all.
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There is a particular emphasis on giving to charity, reconnecting with friends and family, and communal prayer.
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Reconnecting with those roots, Folster says, is key to ending a seemingly never-ending cycle of abuse.
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Roughly half hoped to achieve milestones, like getting married, celebrating an anniversary and reconnecting with old friends.
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He talked of going back to take classes, a way of reconnecting with his childhood dream job.
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Jonathan Hillman is director of the Reconnecting Asia Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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For Cathy and Thomas, 33, time spent reconnecting with each other after seeing someone new is crucial.
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The couple met in 2005 during a trip to Israel, then drifted apart before reconnecting in 53.
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Perhaps ours was a sprawling romance that stretched across years and continents, frequently apart but always reconnecting.
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The couple met in 2005 during a trip to Israel, then drifted apart before reconnecting in 2015.
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We need to start reconnecting with the obvious truth that we do live in a common reality.
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Unwriting "Nature" will create a hospitable space for revitalizing and reconnecting the human and more than human.
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I've been married for 53 years, and their drifting apart and reconnecting made perfect sense to me.
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This involves reconnecting the blocked segments of the fallopian tubes to the remainder of the fallopian tubes.
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"Reconnecting is going to be difficult and reconstructing her life is going to be difficult," he said.
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Despite North Korea reconnecting the hotline to the South earlier this week, the confirmation came via fax.
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She gives him a half-truth about reconnecting with a lost love from her past, which...kind of?
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" These days, de Lesseps says she's working on "reconnecting" with herself, "focusing on my family and my business.
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The New Moon is amazing for reconnecting with your spiritual side and strengthening your connection with your intuition.
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The steps were simple, and I've had no issues reconnecting to the device, even if I unplug it.
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It's about reconnecting with lost parts of ourselves, remembering who we once were, mortality, not wanting to age.
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All these stories I hear — people reconnecting with lost loved ones, grandparents staying in touch with their children.
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" Several reported reconnecting to their senses: "A veil dropped from my eyes, things were suddenly clear, glowing, bright.
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And ever since Hidden Figures was released, I've considered reconnecting with my AP calculus teacher from high school.
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The neighbors are also discussing reconnecting railways and roads, and lessening guard posts along the heavily militarized border.
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Her son reached out to the reporter who wrote the piece and asked for help reconnecting the two.
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There is a full moon in your sign today, Aquarius, finding you reconnecting with yourself and your emotions.
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There's a new moon in Pisces on March 17, which will find you reconnecting with your inner voice.
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You'll also feel most nostalgic than usual, and reconnecting with your roots or family will be a priority.
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Now many older Venezuelans, in deciding where to flee, are reconnecting with those foreign roots, some nearly forgotten.
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"It was less about influence for me and more about reconnecting with something that I love," said Mercado.
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"We wish her all the best, and look forward to reconnecting with you all very soon," it said.
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The company has also announced new content, including a show called "Second Chance " about reconnecting with your ex.
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Families are coming together, friends are reconnecting and those with significant others are cuddling up on the couch.
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Building can be a way of reconnecting and developing a closer relationship to the surrounding land and materials.
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What better way to relieve the misery and pain than by reconnecting with the one who broke your heart?
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Assuming that it is easier to fix the centralized grid, than it will be reconnecting and establishing consumer demand.
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We encountered each other on and off over the years, finally reconnecting in New York around a decade ago.
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"We had some very ups and downs over the years, but there was great satisfaction in reconnecting," he said.
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I think that reconnecting with each other is one of the best things that could have happened to them.
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Some Democrats believe that reconnecting with the American people requires a new look at issues of process and trust.
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They've been talking -- first reconnecting around the time Selena announced she'd undergone a kidney transplant ... but it's all copacetic.
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When asked about alleged photos of their PDA, Murray only said he and Stanton were reconnecting in some capacity.
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He walked the Red Road to sobriety, the holistic path reconnecting him with culture and traditions of his community.
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If you're nervous about reconnecting with particular people, remember to take your time allowing them back into your life.
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"We want them to really just focus on reconnecting and getting strong as a family unit," Patten-Coble said.
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I dropped out of high school at 16, not long after reconnecting and moving in with my biological father.
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Venus and Mars meet in the sky today, Gemini, reconnecting you with what makes you feel safe and grounded.
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His intentional shift toward reconnecting with old friends and seeking out new adventures inspired me to do the same.
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Reconnecting with old traditions and your roots is a wonderful way to work with today's new moon in Aries.
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Retrograde Mercury re-enters Cancer on July 19, finding you reconnecting with family members and people from your childhood.
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Then the investigators compared the skills of STAR and human surgeons for reconnecting an interrupted intestine in live pigs.
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She also declared that she had no interest in reconnecting with her parents or other members of her family.
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Your birthday season is here, finding you reconnecting with your sense of purpose and bringing a boost in vitality.
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Reconnecting with lovers (and creative partners) on an intellectual level is also a great way to work this energy.
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They then lost touch, before reconnecting at another house party at the same house, on another holiday, July Fourth.
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"2016 was a year of me reconnecting with a lot of people I had maybe lost touch with," he says.
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In classic video game fashion, you control the person tasked with reconnecting the country, Sam Porter (played by Norman Reedus).
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As she tries to piece together the events of the night, she ends up reconnecting with someone from her past.
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If you've been thinking about reconnecting or recommitting to your own faith, this might be the sign you're looking for.
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Miley Cyrus isn't just rumored to be hanging out with her ex Liam Hemsworth – she's also reconnecting with his family!
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How the government plans to execute reconnecting thousands of families, however, is still a mystery — even for members of Congress.
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Today's new moon in grounded Earth sign Capricorn finds you reconnecting with your sense of home and creating new traditions.
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Freetown Sound stands as a beautiful argument for nostalgia, visions of a happier future borne through reconnecting with the past.
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She believes that we can reach a higher level of consciousness by reconnecting with the symmetry of the human body.
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My iPhone 6 in the same area, connected to the same network, does not have a problem reconnecting to LTE.
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Also by reconnecting with that creepy pedophile you used to hang with til he sold you to a known rapist.
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At the top of Debbie's list is reconnecting with the blunt-banged Lou (Cate Blanchett), her best friend and ringleader.
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" She continued: "This is something I've been thinking about a long time, reconnecting with my other side of my family.
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Jonathan Hillman is a fellow and director of the Reconnecting Asia Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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She spent time with Britney in L.A., reconnecting after years of estrangement, but she's been in the background ever since.
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The couple met in high school in Mexico City in 2006, and began dating in 2012 after reconnecting on Facebook.
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Desperate to turn her life around, she crashes her granddaughter's birthday party in hopes of reconnecting with her estranged family.
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The holiday season is one in which we find ourselves reconnecting with family and old friends we don't often see.
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It felt like a great sort of closing the circle for me to be able to preside over their reconnecting.
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Reconnecting with an experience that was incredibly moving, yet perfectly ordinary can give them insight into their values and passions.
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We were reconnecting with gesture and touch, and their capacities to register other kinds of information not available through logic.
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Kourtney Kardashian is spending time with ex Younes Bendjima again — but how does her famous family feel about them potentially reconnecting?
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His initial joy at reconnecting with Asiri, an old school friend, was soon replaced with a typical reaction Facebook engenders: FOMO.
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We tuck away the memories from our formative years, preserving them and reconnecting with them, sometimes in heady bursts of nostalgia.
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Reconnecting with your desires in bed is also a lovely way to use this new moon in emotional Water sign Cancer.
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After having a contentious relationship with his famous father, Oliver Hudson says he and his dad Bill Hudson are finally reconnecting.
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I believe that by reconnecting the disciplines of physics and music though analogy, we can begin to understand physics through sound.
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She says Sessions supports "restorative justice" — a focus on rehabilitation and reconnecting the offender with the community, instead of jail time.
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Reconnecting with your past is a wonderful way to work this energy; so is cleaning up and energetically cleansing your home.
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In addition to reconnecting Indigenous youth with their culture and land, such programs can also help Canada meet its conservation goals.
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The quiet time of Virgo season will end; the Sun, which shines in your sign, will find you reconnecting with yourself.
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That's why DoSomething is taking action now: to show American Muslims support as they spend the month reconnecting with their faith.
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Reconnecting with family and your sense of home is also a part of what the new moon will represent for you.
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This August 11 eclipse in your sign, Leo, is major for reinventing yourself, and more importantly, for reconnecting with your heart.
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Sometimes when I can't sleep I log onto the app and wind up reconnecting with a pal in another time zone.
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Is there any sign that they're reconnecting with the white Rust Belt voters who moved from Obama to Trump in 2016?
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After reconnecting at the end of the year they got to know each other through long emails, texts and phone calls.
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When Representative Ocasio-Cortez proposes a 70 percent rate for incomes above $10 million, she is reconnecting with this American tradition.
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It's the hope of reconnecting with Moira and with Hannah that helps Offred survive the loneliness, the rape and the cruelty.
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Try asking yes or no questions—even in alternative methods of physically reconnecting, like long eye contact, holding hands, and kissing.
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Or finding out what an old friend is doing these days in hopes of reconnecting on a personal or professional basis.
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Madonna is clearly making headway in reconnecting with her son Rocco, with a little help from the hottest restaurant in London.
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Venus enters Cancer on July 31, bringing blessings to your bank account and, emotionally, reconnecting you with your sense of self-worth.
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He reflected on reconnecting with family and friends, working, getting his own place and car, and the possibility of going to college.
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" Mark seems to be on the same page, adding, "This business has allowed us to get back to being brothers, to reconnecting.
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For some, who in the immediate aftermath of the raids don't know where their families are, the first priority is reconnecting them.
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"It was like being reborn," he says of reconnecting with Marjorie, whom he briefly dated when he was still a struggling comic.
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So we work really hard during the week and we really prioritize weekends for just being sort of reconnecting as a family.
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Networking and relationships are super important in my industry and within the company, so I don't feel bad about spending time reconnecting.
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The chemical works by reconnecting the two fused ends of the spinal cord —a meticulous healing process that involves thousands of neurons.
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Being more adventurous in your normal cuisine plus reconnecting with nature and its associated microbial life, may be what we all need.
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Austin Mahone's father died when the singer was young, but with the help of Tyler Henry, he's reconnecting with his loved one.
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Reconnecting with family and being in nature are two of your favorite ways to recharge, so go for it now, little crab!
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Your sex life is an issue during Virgo season, and this full moon will find you reconnecting with yourself physically and emotionally.
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But if reconnecting with family is what's most important, it could be wise to just postpone the political talk for another time.
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On Wednesday, doctors at Boston Children's Hospital announced that they have succeeded in reconnecting A.C.L.s in 10 patients using a novel technique.
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But eventually, as her son grew older, she realized that colorful clothing wasn't for her; she began reconnecting with her former style.
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Mercury will retrograde back into Aries on April 20, during which time reconnecting with your roots and your family will be major.
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Reconnecting with our native countries on our own terms is one way to merge our present-day selves with our family history.
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Being free, reconnecting with my family, looking for work, getting my life back was all a process, and it wasn't that easy.
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That has the convenient effect of reconnecting characters who haven't seen one another in ages, some of whom parted under prickly circumstances.
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"Brazil is opening to the world and the world is reconnecting with Brazil," he said in a statement prepared for the event.
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However, UK Power Networks began reconnecting customers without being asked to do so, which could have potentially jeopardised recovery of the system.
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However, UK Power Networks began reconnecting customers without being asked to do so, which could have potentially jeopardized recovery of the system.
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Reconnecting with her relatives, she felt a sense of acceptance that she had struggled to find growing up in the United States.
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For anyone thinking about reconnecting with a cherished friend, here are some smart ways to regain closeness once a friendship has cooled.
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I tried all sorts of things, from reconnecting with old friends to blocking my ex on every single social media channel imaginable.
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Again, Mercury retrograde is reconnecting you with people from your past, so check in with friends who may have important messages or lessons.
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Sharing your photos, then, involves a cumbersome process of disconnecting and reconnecting to Wi-Fi, using the phone's data plan, and other steps.
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Nothing will send, no conversations will load, and I'm stuck staring at a little yellow "reconnecting" error message that tells me I'm screwed.
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WTI calendar spreads have also strengthened, and now seem to be gradually reconnecting with Brent, another sign that Cushing inventories may be peaking.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury begins its retrograde in Sagittarius today, finding you reconnecting with your home, family, and past in a profound way.
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You have a lot of feelings to work through, and reconnecting with your inner voice is a wonderful way to work the energy.
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Now that the charges have been dropped, Mr. Lopez, who missed two family weddings while in prison, is reconnecting with friends and relatives.
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There must be something to her philosophy of reconnecting to your roots, living life to the fullest, and not taking yourself too seriously.
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This 'something else' can be work-related or not — making sure to set aside personal time and reconnecting with yourself has immense value!
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These were their first journeys in a married life that will find them reconnecting as a family in New York or Burbank, Calif.
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The ad, described simply as "a priest and Imam meet for tea," shows two old friends of different faiths reconnecting for a cup.
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The 41-year-old leader has launched a series of debates across the country aimed at reconnecting with voters, particularly in rural areas.
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It's a way for all of us to share something important to us, which is reconnecting to indigenous spiritual practices and indigenous knowledge.
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Reconnecting with your siblings is a wonderful way to use this new moon's energy, as is going out and exploring your local neighborhood.
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" After reiterating the thank you featured in the image, the caption goes on to say, "We look forward to reconnecting with you soon.
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When a truck must pass another vehicle, it disconnects from the wiring system, temporarily using a small battery before reconnecting to the wires.
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"Stabilizing diastasis during pregnancy and postpartum is all about reconnecting the brain with the deep abdominal layer called the transverse abdominis," says Willoughby.
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The past you're processing: This summer's retrogrades will find you reflecting on your friendships, reconnecting with family, and processing memories from early childhood.
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This could mean kicking out a shitty roommate, reconnecting with family, energetically cleansing your space, or simply meditating on what security means to you.
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Harry was also reconnecting with his teen daughter and ex-wife in Season 1, which pays off in Season 2 because yeah ... this time?
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Uncover: Escaping NXIVM is about Canadian Broadcast Channel journalist, Josh Bloch, reconnecting with an old friend who happens to have just escaped a cult.
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Each one has to support constant connecting and reconnecting, charge things when they get plugged in, and, you know, not break or fall off.
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"That brokenness, plus me opening up to a greater, higher power and reconnecting with divinity, gave me a wholeness I never had," she added.
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Mercury's reentry into Capricorn will find you reconnecting with friends, networking professionally, and brainstorming ideas for your future—what are your hopes and dreams?
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Aides said he has been in a good mood for the most part, spending some of the pre-holiday week reconnecting with old friends.
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She emphasized the importance of research and of serious thought, reconnecting me with the academic life that I had left a few years before.
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Brown suggested that some of this strategy means reconnecting with voters in industrial swing states who he believes might grow disappointed with the President.
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I have had the good fortune of meeting grateful clemency recipients who, like Mr. Ray, are reconnecting with their families and building productive lives.
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The team of researchers, lead by Azad Shademan, developed the STAR robot to perform complex surgical tasks, in this case reconnecting pig bowel segments.
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Participants also weren't comfortable sharing data on social media sites to receive more targeted advertisements, even when the return was reconnecting with old friends.
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It's a vehicle for turning inward and reconnecting with a long history of survival to project a future that would be the ultimate survival.
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Erecting new poles, restringing electrical lines, testing and retesting, reconnecting buildings to the grid -- all of this will take time, a lot of it.
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In return for its compliance, all nuclear-related sanctions on Iran were lifted in January 2016, reconnecting the country's stagnating economy with international markets.
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Slowly. There are a lot of people who don't want to believe that reconnecting with other people in real life will make a difference.
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Writer-director Kevin Smith explained to Business Insider how his new movie, "Jay and Silent Bob Reboot," led to him reconnecting with Ben Affleck.
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But the best result would be to prompt broad recognition that it's time to start reconnecting money and credit with genuinely productive economic activity.
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Frazer encouraged me to continue reconnecting with mentors, to find other techniques that will help me stay relaxed and to focus on my goals.
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A warm, cozy atmosphere descends as the sun and Venus meet in Leo on August 14, finding you reconnecting with your sense of home.
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Today's new moon in Aries is all about wiping the slate clean around your spending habits, and reconnecting to your sense of self-worth.
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So for a lot of people this returning back to the cosmos is kind of reconnecting with your ancient African self, and your history.
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The couple met in 2006 in Washington and dated briefly before reconnecting in 20153 after the groom returned from his second deployment to Iraq.
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The couple met in 2006 in Washington and dated briefly before reconnecting in 2009 after the groom returned from his second deployment to Iraq.
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I say cautiously because if you search #love on Instagram, you'll see that it isn't all photos of friends spending time together or families reconnecting.
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A one-night stand leads to reconnecting months later, and of course an HEA (or, for those who might not know, a Happily Ever After).
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The Astrotwins write that Aquarian full moons are useful for reconnecting with your inner weirdo self and celebrating what makes you different from everyone else.
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When William re-entered Randall's life, Beth wasn't afraid to ask the former addict some hard questions about reconnecting with his son in episode 2.
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The Engine itself was whirring away just fine, but incoming internet traffic to its servers was misrouted, breaking users' connections and preventing them from reconnecting.
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Telstra's McKenzie somewhat agreed that the recent problems aren't with the network handling traffic but with people reconnecting to the network when things go wrong.
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Sources say dating isn't a priority for the newly single star, who instead has been enjoying a low-key social life and reconnecting with pals.
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Which brings me to my last piece of advice: The main danger presented when reconnecting with your ex is that someone will catch feelings again.
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Lawyers for victims said they were teaming up to maximize resources and reconnecting with old clients whose cases were barred by the statute of limitations.
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Reconnecting with nature can be fun and exhilarating, but as the horror genre often reminds us, venturing out into the woods can also be terrifying.
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Gucci details reconnecting with fellow Atlanta rapper, PeeWee Longway, who he'd known from the streets and signed because his like for him as a person.
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On December 1, Mercury will reenter Scorpio, which will find you reconnecting with long lost friends, people from your early childhood, and family members, too.
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Reconnecting with his neglected wife (Judi Dench, brilliantly huffy) and two variously troubled daughters (Kathryn Wilder and Lydia Wilson) is challenging, to say the least.
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Now it's like reconnecting through old friends or through a friend of a friend or they met at a party and they reconnected on Facebook.
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"The idea we wanted to get across is that reconnecting these landscapes doesn't cost all that much if you're smart about it," Dr. Jenkins said.
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Eventually I found happiness again thanks to a relationship, new friends, reconnecting with my mom's co-workers and friends, setting out on my own life.
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You'll be reflecting on the goals you've accomplished and reconnecting with your sense of purpose—especially when it comes to creating change in your community.
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On August 12, Mercury begins its retrograde in Virgo, which will find you reconnecting with old friends (and probably running late, so keep your schedule flexible).
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When there is eventually a change at the top of the Conservative Party, reconnecting with younger voters should be one of the new leader's first jobs.
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There's also this ... we're told some of Azriel's old friends have been reconnecting with her on social media, which is yet another sign she's coming back.
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The only way I found of fixing this was toggling off Bluetooth and reconnecting, or putting the earbuds back in the case to shut them off.
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But ever since, Felicia has dealt with struggles that many individuals encounter post-incarceration, like finding employment, reconnecting with family, securing housing and enrolling in school.
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It paid $1.2 billion to buy exclusive rights for Kaesong and Mt. Kumgang, and has interests in railroads and infrastructure projects including reconnecting inter-Korean railways.
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" The site explored the practice of Earthing, which claims walking around outside barefoot and reconnecting with nature can cure "inflammation and arthritis to insomnia and depression.
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Bridget Quinn – The A.W.E. Society Reconnecting people with the natural world, Quinn's The A.W.E. Society is an experimental wilderness guide, including site-specific activities and performances.
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" Of Dylan now, he says, "I think she is missing a great deal in life in not reconnecting with her father, who had always adored her.
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I was angry, hurt, confused, and my time on the mat became a safe haven for me to let it out while reconnecting with my body.
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I have been provided the opportunity of reconnecting with those who have taught me, who have shared their lives with me, who have 'touched' my life.
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Many are fleeing clashes with only their most prized possessions but others are pursuing more mundane tasks such as shopping for groceries or reconnecting electricity cables.
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Abby's brow was quite prominent, however, so Deschamps-Braly cut the bone into four pieces, with the plan of reconnecting them into a more refined shape.
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As the off-season caretaker at the atmospheric old hotel, he'll have plenty of time to spend reconnecting with his family and working on his writing.
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Their one-night stand turns into something more, and the second act of "Sex With Strangers" finds them reconnecting in Olivia's book-filled apartment in Chicago.
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But in January, he flew to Washington and visited one government agency after another on a singular mission: reconnecting his country to the U.S. financial system.
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Reconnecting with your neighborhood, or discovering new cafes, bars, or parks is a great way to work with today's vibe, as is connecting with your siblings.
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Work positively with the energy by reconnecting with an old friend, or by engaging with an old hobby, or community, that you don't visit much anymore.
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Though they met there, they didn't begin dating until years later after reconnecting through a mutual friend (also from Colgate) in 201653 in New York. Mrs.
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Even after all that, Drea told us she was open to Kelly reconnecting with his kids -- but she says they haven't heard from him since 2017.
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Though they met there, they didn't begin dating until years later after reconnecting through a mutual friend (also from Colgate) in 2015 in New York. Mrs.
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It also speeds up the discovery of a bag in the wrong place so the process of reconnecting a bag to its owner can begin sooner.
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All of this, while adjusting from West to East Coast culture and reconnecting with my Muslim father, a foreign government official, whose absence was ever present.
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Insider spoke to both psychologists and brain chemistry experts about what happens to our bodies during holidays, when we are reconnecting with family and old friends.
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For her, these brief treks in the woods are about reconnecting with history and nature on a tactile, sensual level—sneakers just get in the way.
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South Korea's won firmed 0.4 percent after the country agreed to begin reconnecting rail and road links with North Korea, boosting sentiment over stability in the region.
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He lost custody of her when she was 2, and she was raised "out West" by another family, the officials said, reconnecting with him only last summer.
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Shot over the course of a single day (May 30, 2016), the spidery magnetic fields are seen connecting and reconnecting as each struggles to overtake the other.
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An ardent Europhile, Macron is deeply frustrated by how the festering Brexit crisis has distracted the EU from pursuing deeper cooperation and reconnecting with increasingly disillusioned voters.
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" Some "in Puerto Rico and abroad called a local radio station to provide names, numbers, exact addresses and pictures of their loved ones in hopes of reconnecting.
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To address this, we use stabilization techniques such as deep breathing, confirming the individual's physical existence in space and reconnecting her with use of her five senses.
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Reconnecting with your family, your ancestors, or your hometown is a wonderful way to honor this eclipse, but be warned: You could make some very shocking discoveries.
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While you might think you can just turn the device off and turn it back on, reconnecting to cell phone networks can take several battery-draining minutes.
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"I've been dealing with a lot of loss lately, and reconnecting with my family and my friends in a different way," Dawson said during the AOL interview.
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The Sun has entered independent Air sign Aquarius, and this next month is all about you reconnecting with your spirit, spending some time alone, and powering down.
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According to the Interior memo, the new regional boundaries are based on the "best science" and have the goal of reconnecting Interior management to the proper areas.
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For too long, I had thought that sexual part of myself was completely broken; reconnecting with it after such a long hiatus was a renewal, a rebirth.
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"Now we're reconnecting with the analog origins of this exciting—which was, back then, extremely exciting—and we're rediscovering it today, so it's also exciting," she added.
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For now, he is content with reconnecting with his two siblings and extended family members, and visiting the park with three nieces — ages 22, 10 and 3.
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Reconnecting A.I. with fields like cognitive science, psychology and even sociology will give us a far richer foundation on which to base the development of machine intelligence.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Moon proposed a bold expansion of economic cooperation with North Korea, including reconnecting the rail systems of the two Koreas, should the North denuclearize.
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"We ended up reconnecting later on and really looking at a few different business models on how to push the industry forward," Schiel said in an interview.
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A handstand is all about reconnecting with the ground and trusting it in a new way — a white flag of surrender planted in the soil, hands first.
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The idea is to illustrate that people in the distant past were also clever technologists, while also reconnecting students to the notion of making instead of merely consuming.
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It's actually just as likely that people are reconnecting with exes or people from their past over Facebook, for instance, and thus rekindling old flames in the process.
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Prior to reconnecting with her high school sweetheart, the Melrose Place star was married to Tommy Lee from 1986 to 1993, and Richie Sambora from 1994 to 2007.
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Theo says he was "blown away" when a trainer (who was once paralyzed herself) showed him a method of reconnecting the body through Pilates that worked for her.
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Clearly savoring their first night out together in several months, the couple lingered on the dance floor, "reconnecting with friends and enjoying the evening," according to one attendee.
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A police officer with us said his first job that morning had been to fill it in, reconnecting this apparently recalcitrant community to the rest of the country.
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Leo rules the heart (all signs rule a body part), and this period is all about reconnecting to what your heart desires: adventure, growth, discovery, and spiritual fulfillment.
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MTV's reboot of The Hills hit our televisions Monday, reconnecting fans with OG cast members like TV "villains" Spencer and Heidi Pratt, Whitney Port, and the Justin Bobby.
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DeAndre Jordan is riding hard for Lamar Odom -- not only reconnecting with the guy, but giving him one of the best compliments you can get in team sports.
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Leo season is here, which means that you'll be spending more time at home or with family, and, on an emotional level, reconnecting with your sense of security.
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"Breaking Good" by teaching kids to hack at R00tz Asylum Another school year is now in full swing, which for many kids means reconnecting with friends and learning.
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You're leaving behind what bores you and reconnecting with "the spark"—and while this might rock some of your relationships or plans, it could also revitalize your life.
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Besides reconnecting with his team and his competitors in the garage, his appearance at Watkins Glen, a road course where drivers will race on Sunday, served a purpose.
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His affect toggles from bubbly and sweet ("You're the best!" he tells almost every guest) to campy super-seriousness (especially when he's reconnecting with his stage-acting roots).
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Thousands of Venezuelans have moved to Spain in recent years, many reconnecting with roots after waves of immigration in the opposite direction following the 20th century World Wars.
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I've started hooping again at the McBurney YMCA on West 14th Street and reconnecting with the sport I've loved since I was a kid practicing in the backyard.
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The premise of the show involves Elmaleh (who plays a version of himself) moving to the States in hopes of reconnecting with his teenage son (Jordan Ver Hoeve).
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As its title suggests, "When I Get Home" contemplates returning home and making a refuge there, reconnecting with memories and everyday surroundings that were once taken for granted.
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That's because new taste-sensing cells are constantly reconnecting to your neurons—in similar configurations, over and over again—correctly reporting the taste of your food to your brain.
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She leaves her professional and personal life behind, in favor of traveling to England and reconnecting with old friends and ends up in the midst of their personal crises.
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Sabraw's ruling could cause headaches for the administration in the process of reconnecting children and parents separated both before and after President Trump's "zero tolerance" border blueprint was initiated.
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The couple first met in 2006 when Foster mentored McPhee and other contestants on season 5 of American Idol, and after reconnecting, kept their relationship quiet in the beginning.
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As Quaid pursued acting and Tucker continued her country music career, Tucker told PEOPLE they ended up going decades without seeing each other before reconnecting a few months ago.
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The 68-year-old actor married Silva in a secret ceremony in April after first reconnecting in 2014 and dating since then, sources confirmed to PEOPLE at the time.
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Especially for corporate types and people who communicate between regional offices, the tedium of reconnecting to a dropped conference call is nothing to laugh about at the water cooler.
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Venus also rules our values, and as it moves through your sign, you'll find yourself reconnecting with your own values and realizing new things that are important to you.
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This season, they'll be unwinding in Vegas, Pauly D and Ronnie's new hometown—and a great place, as the trailer suggests, for babies, weddings, and reconnecting with old enemies.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Delving into the history of a family art business she once shunned, French celebrity journalist Anne Sinclair is returning to public life by reconnecting with her roots.
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If you're in a relationship, romantic or otherwise, reconnecting with your needs and desires (we can get so caught up in what other people want) will be a theme.
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Spend time reconnecting with friends and seek out exciting new experiences that you can share together until the Moon leaves this sign on Friday at 3:33 a.m. EST.
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"What I really look forward to," Mr. Neef said, "is reconnecting with the people" in Paris, where he will oversee both the opera and ballet sides of the company.
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First up is Makoto, 35, a "shy radio personality" who explains he wants to transform "from a rock to a psychedelic flower" in hopes of reconnecting with his wife.
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Nonetheless, among researchers, the discovery has been a cause for optimism, because reconnecting nerve synapses is almost certain to be easier than regenerating functioning hair cells inside human ears.
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Nothing will "leave you low and blow your mind" more than the popular kids from high school reconnecting with you in a drunk uncle's Facebook thread about gun control.
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Colin Kaepernick is starting the new year off reconnecting with middle America ... hanging out with someone the bible belt loves almost as much as they love Kaep ... Chris Brown.
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In an exclusive chat with PEOPLE following his character's passing, the actor spoke about Thatcher's emotional death, the father and daughter reconnecting, and his experience returning to the Grey's set.
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If you met someone then but haven't yet had the chance, during eclipse season, to reach out to them, Mercury's journey back through Leo will find you reconnecting with them.
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He took heart from reconnecting with one of his classroom's success stories: Nee-cole, a homeless girl who went on to earn a college degree despite her turbulent family surroundings.
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They agreed to hold ceremonies in late November or early December to inaugurate work on reconnecting the railways and roads that have been cut since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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"It was a big surprise," Frankel, 47, told host Andy Cohen of reconnecting with Jill in a sneak peek at the Real Housewives of New York City season 10 reunion.
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But last week's heavy emphasis shows the Chinese are doubling down on it, says Jonathan Hillman, director of the Reconnecting Asia Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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When Mercury is in your sign, it boosts your mental acuity and finds you reconnecting with yourself and considering the ways you want to communicate and interact with the world.
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Upon his release, Dinku spent three weeks in a homeless shelter before eventually reconnecting with the support group, which offered him space in a house the organization operates in Maryland.
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On the eve of her ambitious directorial debut, the old friends start anew, reconnecting online to reflect on how the times have changed, and how they have changed over time.
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WHY THEY MATTER This production and songwriting team, based in Los Angeles, barely kept its head above choppy industry waters for years before reconnecting with an early collaborator: Bruno Mars.
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But everyone's taking the pandemic in stride and keeping busy in these trying times; they're (possibly) reconnecting with old flames and even rehashing old beef on Twitter, among other things.
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He is reportedly planning to travel in the former rust belt states, reconnecting with the hard-working Trump voters who put him in the White House in the first place.
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Vina, the woman who crash landed on Talos IV and developed a deep affection for Pike in "The Cage," plays a crucial part in reconnecting Burnham and Spock to Pike.
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But it's also a leap of faith towards a goal of reshaping global trade by reconnecting places along the historic Silk Road trade route with new ports, highways and railroads.
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A new moon in Sagittarius arrives on December 18, bringing about a fresh start around communication as well as finding you reconnecting with your neighborhood, your friends, and your siblings.
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It seems to me that using traditional and Native foods should be an integral part of moving America away from corporate dependence and reconnecting with the land and its history.
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Kamiyah has also been reconnecting with her birth parents, Shanara Mobley and Craig Aiken, but has professed sadness that the only mother she ever knew faces years in a prison cell.
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You need to disconnect your old one, set a new password, and then go through the tedious process of reconnecting each and every device in your household, which is often many.
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It is the first step towards implementing an inter-Korean agreement on reconnecting railways and roads cut since the 1950-53 Korean War, as part of efforts to improve bilateral relationships.
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What's fantastic about Sagittariuses is that you're both street smart and book smart, and as the sun meets Mercury, you're reconnecting with your inner knowledge on a deep and profound level!
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Many of my friends seem to prioritize Sunday family errands or partner date nights over time spent reconnecting with friends, friends that once served as the core of their intimate lives.
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Since Christina El Moussa split from her ex-husband, Tarek, the HGTV star has been happily single, but after reconnecting with a former flame, she might officially be off the market.
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The pair grew up in the same refugee camp in Thailand and in 2008, they separately fled to the United States in search of a better life before reconnecting years later.
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The half-hour show is reportedly about a young widow (Olsen) who is dealing with the loss of her spouse, while at the same time reconnecting with people from her past.
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So how is music helping to bring Palestinians from both sides of the wall together, while also reconnecting them with the 7.2 million refugees who make up the global Palestinian diaspora?
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Alas, these headphones also can't accept connections from multiple devices at once, so I have to disconnect them from my desktop PC before reconnecting them to my phone and vice versa.
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Your focus turns to your social life today as the moon enters Pisces, and you're reconnecting with partners from the past as communication planet Mercury re-enters your opposite sign Cancer.
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Additionally, I feel like most people would probably just end up leaving these plugged straight into a computer instead of dealing with reconnecting to Bluetooth whenever you turn your PC on.
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Roughly 85033,000 migrants swam or were ferried across a river at the Guatemala-Mexico border, or made their way across a bridge before reconnecting with the larger group, the AP reported.
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Iran's government began reconnecting the country to the global internet on Thursday morning, more than four days after responding to widespread protests about fuel prices with an almost total internet blackout.
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Besides reconnecting with his team and his competitors in the garage, his appearance at Watkins Glen, a road course in the Finger Lakes area of upstate New York, served a purpose.
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Walking its verdant, leaf-strewn paths, one appreciates New York City's history from a different vantage point, while also reconnecting with the embodied reality of being human, of our unavoidable impermanence.
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The two sides agreed to hold ceremonies in late November or early December to inaugurate work on reconnecting railways and roads that have been cut since the 1950-53 Korean War.
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Many struggling through drug addiction have found hope in reconnecting with traditions, like Codie Donahue, 38, who wound up homeless after he and his girlfriend became addicted to methamphetamine and heroin.
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Other storylines involve Frankie going into business with Grace's daughter, Grace considering reconnecting with a man she had a flirtation with in the past, and Robert dealing with a health scare.
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She was about to open those boxes and bags for the first time since they had been stored, reconnecting with her interrupted childhood and closing a yawning circle for her family.
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In reconnecting with craeft, he begins to see not just the beauty of an object or a building or a landscape, but the deeper purpose for which each has been created.
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It's a sobering realization that slowly peels back the ramifications of having been an outcast, while leaving questions -- through Black reconnecting with his past -- about the ability to break from those cycles.
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That's a big problem for everyone because it keeps the Democrats from coming to grips with the true reason for their loss and reconnecting with the voters who rejected them in November.
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The Alderman says Kanye can make it up to them, though ... by meeting face-to-face with people in his city who are being hurt by Trump and reconnecting with his hometown.
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"It's not just President-elect Trump reaching out to Silicon Valley — it's also Silicon Valley reconnecting with the rest of the country, because this has been an area of frustration," Case said.
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The Sonys don't take long to initially pair and are usually good at reconnecting, but I've had to pop them back in the case to restart the connection process more than once.
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Once home, Lucas worked to regain his own strength and fighting spirit, getting sober, losing over 100 pounds, reconnecting with his roots, and working to support his partner as she battled cancer.
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With the help of her friends, played by Brittany Snow and DeWanda Wise, Jenny spends her last week in New York City reconnecting with herself and trying to get over her ex.
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"It's a way to unplug from the stresses in their life and focus on healing, rejuvenation and reconnecting with loved ones," said Wanda Hoehn, the sales and marketing director at the spa.
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He's made reconnecting with his "decreasing number of old friends" a priority, moving in December from Florida to a small horse farm in rural Unionville, Virginia, primarily because of his ties there.
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Having spent the last six-and-a-half years abroad, this is a welcome homecoming for me – I am looking forward to reconnecting with many of you and getting to know others.
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Finally, after an extensive surgery to repair damage from a bullet to her left lung, and more than a week of hospitalization, she had recovered enough to start reconnecting with the world.
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I was doing intense therapy and reconnecting with parts of myself that I had lost through the whirlwind of my career starting in 2010 and leading up to where I am now.
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Maisie Williams and Kit Harington have shared only a handful of scenes together (notably, including this adorable hug), and fans are eager to see how the two Winterfell favorites react to reconnecting.
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Hurwitz released a book earlier this month titled "Here All Along" about reconnecting with Judaism during her time in the Obama administration and since leaving the White House View the discussion thread.
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Yet, recovering in the hospital, battling the Big C — and preposterously negotiating the chaperoning of a roller-skating party — I was fiercely determined to survive, which took reconnecting to my essential self.
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Here he is on the reboot: "I'm excited to be reconnecting with this group of friends," one woman on MTV's sequel to "The Hills" said during the first episode on Monday night.
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In Seliger's book, On Christopher Street, containing all 72 photos in this project, Mcelroy is quoted talking about cutting ties with her family and then reconnecting with her father after five years.
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In a proof of principle, researchers used neural progenitor cells to grow a kind of splice reconnecting severed nerve fibers coming from the rats' brains to the lower parts of the rodents' bodies.
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I have known Jill for years through Reboot, a Jewish collective of creatives, entrepreneurs, academics and activists reconnecting to their Jewishness in modern, creative ways, and was proud and excited to be there.
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D'hana Perry: I've been reconnecting with my family, looking more inward trying to connect with people around defense classes and really trying to pay more attention to what my right might look like.
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In Hamilton City, California, The Nature Conservancy is working with the Army Corps of Engineers to reduce flood damage and restore ecosystems through levee setbacks and reconnecting 85033,400 acres of Sacramento River floodplain.
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It's not a terrible blow by any account, but it's a little bit inconvenient to have to juggle cables — unplugging the PSVR and then reconnecting your console — when you want those higher contrasts.
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On its surface—and there is plenty of surface on this sixteen-song slog—it's an attempt to reposition Timberlake as a soulful, salt-of-the-earth guy reconnecting with his Memphis roots.
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His retreat in the woods of the Lot was his Walden Pond: a necessary rite of passage, of ridding oneself of the useless and reconnecting with the essential in order to be reborn.
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Meeting the characters on the street through his smartphone is a little like revisiting his youth — like the pleasure we get on Facebook from reconnecting with people we knew glancingly in high school.
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Macron's popularity has recovered as his government promised a firmer response to protester violence and he launched a series of debates across the country aimed at reconnecting with voters, particularly in rural areas.
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Speaking of Drea ... she maintains she's open to Kelly reconnecting with their children, who are adults now -- which is somewhat surprising, considering how she ripped into him in the "Surviving R. Kelly" docuseries.
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Their fate lies, to a large extent, in the hands of nonprofit groups that have stepped into the breach left by the government to do the hard work of finding and reconnecting families.
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Europe's communist satellites -- and soon after the Baltics as well as Yugoslavia's northern states, reclaimed their identity as Central Europeans -- proudly asserting sovereignty and reconnecting to nationalist and democratic traditions dormant since 1945.
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" Another top priority for DNC leadership will be reconnecting to the state parties, a commitment that is in line with Perez's vow to return to former DNC Chairman Howard Dean's "50-state strategy.
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At the start of the game, Sam is tasked by the former president of the United States with reconnecting the country's far-flung outposts via an internet-type technology called the Chiral Network.
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The Koreas also agreed in October to begin reconnecting rail and road links despite U.S. concerns that the rapid North-South thaw could undermine efforts to press Pyongyang to give up its nuclear weapons.
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South Korean President Moon Jae-in agreed to the ceremony during a September summit in Pyongyang with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a step toward joint industrial zones and reconnecting transport links.
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The rebels are trying to break through a strip of government-controlled territory in the hope of reconnecting their area of control in the west of Syria with the encircled sector of eastern Aleppo.
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"[Kate and Nick] stopped talking for a little bit just because they were sort of in different mindsets, but that happened for only a few weeks," a source told PEOPLE about the duo reconnecting.
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Reconnecting with families he'd visited years earlier, he saw just how little has been done to contain the Taliban's influence across the country's rural landscape, and the challenges that await Afghan and U.S. forces.
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Fleetwood spoke to PEOPLE about those early days in the Swinging Sixties, reconnecting with his past, and the friendship that formed the heart and soul of one of the biggest bands in rock history.
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The researchers say that people returning to their hometowns over the holiday period is a major driver behind the trend as it affords the opportunity, and proximity, to make reconnecting with old flames possible.
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Securing international insurance cover as well as reconnecting with the international banking system will be key to determine how quickly Iran can ramp up oil exports and re-engage with the foreign shipping sector.
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Stress at home and work are still in the air, but you'll be able to have some fun today: Try reconnecting with friends this afternoon, when the Moon mingles with your planetary ruler, Venus.
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"We're better because we're reunited and it feels so good," Bush Hager told PEOPLE Deputy Editory JD Heyman on the PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly live pre-show about reconnecting with the Access Hollywood anchor.
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Invite your family, blood or chosen, over for a cozy dinner—you're craving quality time as Mercury retrograde meets Venus on July 24, finding you reconnecting with people and in the mood to socialize.
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After the initial loneliness wore off, my time away from work and school felt rejuvenating, as if I was reconnecting with parts of myself that I hadn't spent time with in a long time.
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South Korea said in November it had received sanctions exemptions from the UNSC for a joint railway survey, the first step toward reconnecting rail and road links cut during the 1950-53 Korean War.
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But Schor believes that it is precisely this division—the great political quarrel of our time—that Esperanto may be able to heal, by reconnecting us, through a common language, to a shared earth.
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The two sides agreed in October to inaugurate work on reconnecting railways and roads that have been cut since the 1950-53 Korean War, another example of the thaw in North-South relations this year.
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After spending some time apart over the holidays, the Coldplay frontman, 83, and Fifty Shades of Grey actress, 28, have been reconnecting recently, and enjoyed "most of the weekend together in Malibu," says a source.
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Since being released, Jones has found a job doing clerical work and is trying to rebuild her life while reconnecting with her daughter, Clenesha, who had been without her mother since the age of 8.
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Last week PEOPLE reported that the "Rebel Heart" singer would be reconnecting with her son during a stay in a London, despite still being in the midst of a custody battle with ex Guy Ritchie.
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It's past 11 PM. After opening up to strangers, reconnecting with one's body, senses, and creativity, and making note of one's current emotional state, the time has come to step back into the real world.
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Since then, the sources said, Skilling has not only been reconnecting with friends and former colleagues, but also learning about technologies that did not exist before he went to prison — from smartphones to stretch denim.
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Beyond medium, keep in mind that building your network can mean adding new contacts; it can mean reconnecting with old ones; or it can mean being more strategic about staying in touch over social media.
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She is co-writing her debut YA novel with her sister Monika, which tells the story of 14-year-old Alexis as she navigates through high school romance, loss, and reconnecting with her Hispanic heritage.
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BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi military engineers installed a new floating bridge across the Tigris river on Wednesday, reconnecting the two halves of Mosul to facilitate troop deployments ahead of a final assault to dislodge Islamic State.
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From exploring sunken vessels of the Middle Passage to reconstructing museum exhibits that chronicle slavery, African Americans are breaking down the barriers that separate them from their ancestors and reconnecting with a lineage once lost.
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Drawn to father-daughter situations, she is at work on another — her current project, "On the Rocks," is about a young mother (Rashida Jones, daughter of Quincy Jones) reconnecting with her playboy father (Bill Murray).
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But the younger generation are breaking the cycle by reconnecting with the culture that their parents were uprooted from, through language, music and nature, as they push for the government to recognize and protect their rights.
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And as the full moon in Taurus arrives on November 12, you're reconnecting with your heart and stepping fully into the truth of your emotions and desires because you're no longer capable of ignoring your needs.
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"The market may be reconnecting with its fundamentals, specifically the several major supply chokeholds that have stacked up in recent months over and above the voluntary OPEC output restraints," said analyst Vandana Hari of Vanda Insights.
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He took up piano and tap dance lessons, bought a sports car, and started reconnecting with old friends, traveling all over the country to spend time with people he had lost touch with over the years.
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"Emergency managers made key decisions that contributed to the crisis, from the use of the Flint River to delays in reconnecting to [Detroit Water and Sewerage Department] once water quality problems were encountered," the report said.
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This transit will find you reflecting on issues concerning your past and where you came from, reconnecting with family, and rethinking conversations and agreements you have made this month—especially those that concern your living situation.
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I came out as non-binary in 2013 and in that whole process I really leaned hard on fitness and movement to start to understand what that meant in my body and reconnecting with my body.
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At the entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge, Griselda San Martin's "The Wall" offers an emotional glimpse of families reconnecting through a metal fence on the border between San Diego in the United States and Tijuana, Mexico.
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" — Jackie Range Essential: Essays by the Minimalists by Joshua Fields Millburn and Ryan Nicodemus "A handbook in how to 'strip back' modern life, I've found it a great guide for reconnecting with life's most important things.
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These numbers are putting pressure on Renzi to give Italia Viva a stronger profile clearly differentiated from PD. "Renzi suffers a credibility deficit...and is having a real problem reconnecting with voters," said pollster Lorenzo Pregliasco.
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In a new interview with Rolling Stone, Swift, 29, said that she and Perry, 34, had a "really, really long talk" while they were reconnecting, where they discussed their astrological signs over a cup of tea.
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And when Facebook became the first social media account for many adults, it was quickly imbued with stereotypes around middle-aged married folks reconnecting with high school friends and cheating on their spouses with old flames.
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THURSDAY • ACLU and government lawyers are due to update a federal judge on efforts to reunite undocumented immigrant families separated by the US government, including reconnecting dozens of kids with parents who were deported without them.
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Jobs and businesses, says Kirill Dmitriev, CEO of the RDIF, are key to reconnecting Russia and the U.S. "We really are open to strategic cooperation with U.S. leading corporations," Dmitriev said to CNBC's "Power Lunch " earlier today.
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Hillary Clinton on Thursday had taken advantage of that opening, attempting a swipe -- a few in fact -- at her rival, while reconnecting with former constituents during a quick ride on the uptown 4 train outside Yankee Stadium.
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It won't stop her from reconnecting with him if she wants to, and if we're to really support survivors of trash men — abusive and otherwise — we have to be ready to ride for them no matter what.
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The two Koreas agreed this week to begin reconnecting rail and road links, in spite of U.S. concerns that a rapid thaw in relations could undermine efforts to press North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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This is all the long way of explaining that, by threatening a shutdown, President Trump is simultaneously reconnecting with his voter base, goosing the cowardly Republican leadership, and brandishing his best bargaining weapon against the Congressional Democrats.
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Reconnecting with voters in those states may represent the best path back to the White House for Democrats, especially if economic anxieties persist and voters believe after nearly four years that Trump's policies have not helped them.
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Once older adults are connected to children and grandchildren, the next step is reconnecting to old friends, said Hal Spielman, 88, co-author with Marc Silbert of "Suddenly Solo," a lifestyle guide for widowed or divorced men.
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He is a son of Judith Cohen and Dr. Eliot Cohen of Silver Spring, Md. The couple met in 2011 in Washington through their synagogue, DC Minyan, and began dating in September 2014 after reconnecting on JDate.
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Though she eventually tries to make good on her transgressions by helping Emily regain control in Dishonored 2, Death of the Outsider sees her reconnecting with her assassination mentor, Daud, who led the mission against the Empress.
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First, there was yet another story trailer, this one titled "Briefing," which provided a bit more insight on the game's post-apocalyptic world, in which Norman Reedus' character Sam is tasked with reconnecting humanity and rebuilding America.
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Ironically, that common understanding is both the thing we most need from each other as veterans and the thing that keeps some of us from effectively reconnecting with civilians, a critical factor as we become civilians ourselves.
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The Moon clashes with serious Saturn in Sagittarius at 1:56 AM, reconnecting us with reality—whether we want it or not—if only for a little while (Neptune's hazy vibe is heavy over the next week).
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A sendup of disaster flicks, the movie sees traumatized fighter-pilot-turned-cab-driver Ted Striker (Robert Hays) board a plane in the hopes of reconnecting with the love of his life, flight attendant Elaine Dickinson (Julie Hagerty).
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A sendup of disaster flicks, the movie sees traumatized fighter-pilot-turned-cab-driver Ted Striker (Robert Hays) board a plane in the hopes of reconnecting with the love of his life, flight attendant Elaine Dickinson (Julie Hagerty).
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Either way, reconnecting with your inner child and exploring your connection to home and family, or reflecting on what security and stability mean to you, is a great way to use the energy of the Sun in Aries.
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Rejoining the band for a rehearsal-free tour in early 2018, the 68-year-old junior guitarist subsequently holed up with the rhythm section at Talbot's place in South Dakota for a few days of deeper musical reconnecting.
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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania (CNN)Joe Biden began his first rally as a 2020 presidential candidate arguing that President Donald Trump had abandoned voters in white, working-class America -- and that reconnecting with those voters is Democrats' path to victory.
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The two sides agreed in October to work on reconnecting railways and roads as part of a thaw in relations that the United States fears will undermine efforts to press North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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"In the Vaginal Kung Fu program I teach, it's about toning the pelvic floor and vagina with a weight training routine, and in the process, reconnecting a woman to her body and sexual power," Anami, 44, tells PEOPLE.
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However, Venus's reentry into Libra will find you retreating a bit, reflecting on issues concerning trust and intimacy (not just around sex, but money, too), reconnecting with yourself, and tending to the ways your heart has been broken.
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But that doesn't fly so much anymore (correct) so this time around the issues are more real: She's had a serious health issue in the past, and coming out of that, she's having trouble reconnecting with the world.
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"Reconnecting with faith and family at the Via Dolorosa and the church of the holy sepulcher," Lopez captioned a slideshow of images, including one of herself cuddling with son Max, 11, as they sat on a camel together.
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China's plan to rebuild the ancient Silk Road by reconnecting trade routes from its borders into Central and South East Asia, dubbed the Belt and Road Initiative, has raised new security concerns for the country and its companies.
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Unable to speak publicly, he developed a network of private channels — reconnecting with leaders of the political parties from which he'd split, making inroads with members of the Maduro government and with foreign ministers and heads of state.
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So we looked outside the nation's capital to ask leaders in states and cities to offer their vision for reconnecting with voters who have left the party and propelled Republicans into control of the White House and Congress.
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We have here a series of rhetorical questions, all amounting to the point that unless you are completely dead inside, you should be able to appreciate the virtues of reconnecting with old friends and thinking about old times.
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Reconnecting with Hill allies Before his press conference, Trump invited his closest Hill allies to the White House -- members who endorsed him early on in his campaign when the establishment was still on the fence about the wildcard nominee.
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The film, about four friends reconnecting over a long weekend at Essence Fest, returned $22015 million at the box office on an initial budget of $21980 million and helped make history for its black cast, writers, producers, and director.
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The third act of that film features Angelina Jolie's Lara reconnecting, through a trick of space in time, with her dead father, renamed Richard Croft — played by Jon Voight, who also happens to be Jolie's real-life biological father.
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While in prison, Piper must adjust to her new life, which includes reconnecting with her ex-girlfriend who got her into the drug world as well as building relationships with a wide variety of fellow inmates from varying backgrounds.
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While praising Trump's "leadership and firm resolve," Moon said he was ready to undertake anything from reconnecting rail and road links between the two Koreas to other inter-Korean economic cooperation to help on denuclearization, according to Moon's spokesman.
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While Ally puts her life back together, getting a new girlfriend and reconnecting with Beverly (released by the cops, who assumed she was a victim, not an accomplice), Kai has been collecting disciples in prison and plotting his revenge.
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He struck a deal with world powers in 2015 that lifted most international sanctions on Iran, reconnecting it with the global financial system and opening new avenues for foreign investment, in return for curbs to Iran's disputed nuclear program.
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How far Mr. Moon can go in pushing ahead with the many projects he has envisioned with the North, like reconnecting the two Koreas' railways, depends on whether Washington and Pyongyang can agree on how to denuclearize the North.
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Reconnecting with someone no longer involves searching to see if they're online; it's now as simple as pulling up your contacts and sending them a tweet or DM. It's ugly as hell Direct your browser to Facebook dot com.
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Artur Mendes, who took over for Ruivo as one of the lead organizers of Boom, is well aware of the perceived need people have to seek relief from their everyday life stress, but he thinks it's more about reconnecting than escape.
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It's strange that a billionaire real estate and reality show icon from New York like Donald Trump was their ticket to reconnecting to Middle America, but that just shows how far off the mark the Republicans have been for decades.
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The unicorn was revealed in the 1930s through X-rays, which showed the bride beneath the saint, with the restoration of her original identity also reconnecting Raphael's name to the previously unattributed painting, which remains an ambiguous representation of Renaissance beauty.
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The rapper — who underwent psychiatric evaluation following a string of erratic behavior — and reality star — who has been dealing with the aftermath of the horrific Paris ordeal — are slowly piecing together their lives while simultaneously working on reconnecting as a couple.
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If you're struggling with complicated feelings, earth sign Taurus has a grounding energy that's fantastic for reconnecting with your spirit and connecting with a counselor who can help you feel more like yourself (cute, chill, and smarter than everyone else).
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North and South Korea agreed to begin reconnecting rail and road links, another step in an improving relationship that has raised U.S. concern about the possible undermining of its bid to press the North to give up its nuclear program.
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In addition to three Summits, the sides marched together at the Olympics, discussed reconnecting road and rail links that remained cut since the Korean War, and discussed caring out joint transport surveys and the reinstatement of a joint military commission.
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After reconnecting and exploring, Adelman and Senter realized that scaling consumer demand for Bitcoin is the critical challenge for widespread adoption of the technology, and that retail rewards and loyalty could represent a port of entry for consumers new to cryptocurrencies.
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Andy (Elliot Levey), the 48-year-old widower and father who gets the entire first act to himself, is pro-Leave, though he's far more concerned about reconnecting with his estranged daughter than with matters of state, at least at first.
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But Miri has soldiered on, trying to convince people that she's not the monster they think she is, working to repair her strained relationship with her mother, reconnecting with old friends and even testing the waters with a new love interest.
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The two Koreas plan to hold a series of talks in the coming days on resuming reunions of families divided by the 1950-53 Korean War; reconnecting severed cross-border railway and road connections; and establishing a liaison office in the North.
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"The BRI's aspirational investment levels tell us little, if anything, about the actual impact of new infrastructure projects," Jonathan Hillman, senior fellow and director of the Reconnecting Asia Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said in a 2018 report.
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After reconnecting with a childhood friend who would not leave this girl alone — and would show up unannounced at the diner she worked at — Reddit user childerolande enlisted help from her great grandma in an effort to rid herself of her stalker.
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North and South Korea agreed on Monday to begin reconnecting rail and road links, another step in an improving relationship that has raised U.S. concern about the possible undermining of its bid to press the North to give up its nuclear program.
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The two Koreas agreed on Monday to begin reconnecting rail and road links, another step in an improving relationship in spite of U.S. concerns that the rapid North-South thaw could undermine efforts to press North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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A longtime metal fan, she says that black metal was something always present growing up in Oslo, but it wasn't until she moved to London at 18 that she began to understand it as a means of reconnecting with her native country.
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He attempted to make the case that a message centered on the economy would help the party forge a pragmatic route back to the White House by reconnecting Democrats with the centrist, blue-collar voters who lean Democratic but cast ballots for Trump.
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Heavy emotions about your social life and connecting with others arrive as the moon in Taurus connects with Saturn, Neptune, Pluto, and Mercury retrograde, finding you reconnecting with the past and reconsidering your boundaries as you navigate intense emotions—yours and other people's.
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The story of how Representative Diane Black, Republican of Tennessee, struggled through a divorce and was raising three young children on her own before reconnecting with a Marine she first met at a high school dance was featured in January's Good Housekeeping.
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"I conceived of the project primarily as a way of reconnecting people with their town's very interesting history, linking the remaining buildings by creating a kind of art and history 'treasure hunt,' and as a potential fundraiser for the museum," Holden told Hyperallergic.
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So when I went on book leave last February and sat down to try to get newspaper writing out of my head and travel to this mythical place where writers lived, I considered part of the job reconnecting with my reading self.
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In the first section, King has a heart attack, which causes in him the surge of Zionism that leads to his reconnecting with his distant cousin Yoav and bringing him to the United States to work (eventually with Uri) for King's Moving.
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Their trademarks have been acquired by Jandorf Holding, with the stated aim of restoring Germany to its rightful place in the realm of personal luxury — and in the process reconnecting the brands to the heirs and bringing them back to their birthrights.
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Reconnecting to the working class has been a priority of leading candidates for the 215 Democratic presidential nomination, including former Vice President Joe Biden, who made one of his first official campaign stops in Pittsburgh with a backdrop of yellow-clad unionized firefighters.
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Third, we need to build a new political movement that has at its core a vision and national purpose of rebuilding the foundation of our country and reconnecting Americans through new, economic and social partnerships — from cities to small towns, urban to rural.
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In addition to giving her a new look, and reconnecting her with her sister and niece, Van Ness and the rest of the Fab Five helped Guilbeaux recognize that she's worthy of having a family of her own, even if it's the chosen kind.
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Runtime: one hour Debuted: Wednesday, October 5, at 303 pm on The CW Why did The CW make a TV show out of the 2000 movie about a son and his dead father reconnecting via a ham radio that allows for communication through time?
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"This is more than reconnecting with history; it's about locating the missing to enable the U.S. government to bring them home for a proper burial," said Dr. Eric Terrill, with Scripps Institution of Oceanography, UC San Diego, who also co-founded the Project RECOVER group.
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He variously discussed his interest in music (he enjoys playing a set of Caribbean drums he has in his apartment), his appreciation for American professional baseball stadiums ("the catering is amazing"), and his delight over reconnecting with his longtime girlfriend ("I have found love").
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Third, on a related note, much of that effort should be directed to reconnecting with working-class voters, at which Mrs Pelosi, who appears to think the minimum wage a boon for them, rather than a policy to help the lowest paid, is ill-suited.
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In new Instagrams shared by the reality star and Kimoji goddess early this morning (click through to view), it's revealed that her Met Gala after-party experience consisted of hanging out in a hotel room with younger sister Kylie Jenner and reconnecting with technology.
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Youth are disproportionately affected by such cycles because they are more likely to fall prey to conflict -- by death, injury, displacement and, in most cases, trauma -- and even if they survive or overcome that trauma, they face immense difficulties reconnecting with a normal life.
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The movie also elevates the "family" mindset that the "Fast" franchise lives by, as a main point in the movie revolves around Hobbs returning to his home in Samoa and reconnecting with his family, as he and Shaw prepare for one last stand against Brixton.
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Although facilities, funding and physicians are all vital, the process to start reconnecting "forgotten America" to the latest treatments and preventive measures for cancer, heart disease and other serious ailments begins by simply putting the right knowledge in the right place at the right time.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The two Koreas agreed on Monday to begin reconnecting rail and road links, another step in an improving relationship in spite of U.S. concerns that the rapid North-South thaw could undermine efforts to press North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons.
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At one point, Sigler describes the role of the poet through the story of reconnecting with an elementary school friend who became a truck driver before working on a cargo ship that separated him from his wife and children for six months of the year.
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The two countries have been slowly reconnecting since a peace deal was signed by Mr. Abiy, 21997, and President Isaias Afwerki of Eritrea in July 2018, an effort that has been held up as an example of change even in a longstanding and intractable conflict.
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"As much as we believe Michael Kors is headed in the right direction … we maintain our view that it has much more work to do in reconnecting with customers who have been alienated by overexpansion of the brand," Neil Saunders, managing director of GlobalData Retail, told investors.
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Honky-tonk music and two-step dancing have long been a thing in Austin—and all over Texas, really—but around the turn of this decade, young people, specifically the hip, alternative young people who "keep Austin weird," began reconnecting with this distinct part of Texas heritage.
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A love story borne of two individuals in their mid-20s who found each other through a debilitating disease, then were separated by it, reached a heartbreaking conclusion Saturday with the death of the husband who never gave up hope of reconnecting with the woman he loved.
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We meet her in the midst of her first relationship with a partner who accepts her for who she is, on a path towards towards gender-reassignment surgery, and balancing her newfound freedom with the memories of her past, including the kids she's slowly reconnecting with.
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In this connected age -- where our attention is increasingly held hostage by the glowing pixels of a five-inch screen -- unplugging, taking in the magnificent vistas of our national parks, and reconnecting with the beauty and wonder of the natural world is more important than ever.
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"It's been a pleasure to see people react to these in such a positive way, whether it is feeling nostalgic and reconnecting with these characters on a new level, or just getting a sense of joy in seeing something that visually floats their boat," Väätäinen said.
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Smaller groups crossing into Mexico were granted visitor permits or asylum this weekend, while roughly 2,000 other migrants swam or were ferried across a river at the Guatemala-Mexico border, or made their way across a bridge before reconnecting with the larger group, The Associated Press reported.
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While he came back to graphic adventures in 2009, providing valuable guidance to Telltale Games for its Tales of Monkey Island series, it's really with this year's Thimbleweed Park that Gilbert's reconnecting with the games that he first made, which in turn made him, reputation wise.
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I'm not suggesting she enters the restaurant prepared to embark on a torrid affair with Mike, but she at least wants to keep the meeting to herself, maybe just to contemplate paths not taken while reconnecting with someone who left Brainerd for the (relatively) big city.
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"Week one was about getting the body moving through all of the planes of motion and reconnecting the core back to movement," Jenkins — who will serve as the Global Powerwalk Ambassador for almost 20 Dress for Success 5k Power Walks taking place around the world this summer — tells PEOPLE.
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In Nicole Dennis-Benn's excellent follow-up to her 2016 debut Here Comes the Sun, a determined young woman named Patsy decides to move to New York City from her home country of Jamaica in the hopes of reconnecting with her childhood best friend (and secret lover), Cicely.
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A database of open-source information collated by the Reconnecting Asia Project, run by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies, a think-tank in Washington, DC, shows that 86% of OBOR projects have Chinese contractors, 27% have local ones and only 18% have contractors of foreign origin.
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The last time there were solar eclipses in your sign were 227, 229, and 231, and now, nearly a decade later, you're looking at all you have accomplished and likely reconnecting with parts of yourself from those times, as you realize that a new cycle is beginning for you.
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This repertory program includes "Truth Don Die" (216), which mixes community and company members; "She Is Here" (41117), a new solo of female empowerment; "Water," which incorporates rituals of healing; "Ife/My Heart" (2005); and "Ebony Magazine: To a Village," about reconnecting with those around us (1:30).
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Anitta reconnecting to her blacker, poorer roots through "Vai Malandra" after reaping the benefits of being able to pass for white is a problem, though she made sure to bring out actual funkeiros and funkeiras from Rio for cameos in the song's video, which does count for something.
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Mr. Bennett, who lost touch with Mr. Simanowitz for a number of years before reconnecting with him in Albany, said that the assemblyman was a strong supporter of measures to help religious and other private schools, including a proposed tax credit meant to expand access to them. Gov.
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Moon asked Trump to make use of South Korea's role as a "concession" to expedite North Korea's denuclearization, saying he was ready to undertake anything from reconnecting rail and road links between the two Koreas to other inter-Korean economic cooperation, according to a statement from Moon's spokesman Kim Eui-kyeom.
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Reconnecting with the natural world has been a theme of the Well Family Intentional Summer challenge — we've named something in nature and walked or biked where we usually drive — as has creating memorable moments: We tried a new sport or craft, went on a quest and explored adventurous ice cream flavors.
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"As much as we believe that Michael Kors is headed in the right direction ... we maintain our view that it has much more work to do in reconnecting with customers who have been alienated by the overexpansion of the brand," said Neil Saunders, managing director of research firm GlobalData Retail.
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"Hardly a rounding error," notes Jonathan Hillman of the Reconnecting Asia Project, a database of transport and energy projects at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC. China does not systematically report lending overseas, which heightens the mystery and unease about goals that may stretch well beyond the economic.
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Using data which, because there is no firm definition of BRI projects, include all known Chinese-funded transport projects in 69 Eurasian countries, the Reconnecting Asia project at CSIS has found a dramatic difference between those funded by Chinese policy banks and state-run funds, and those financed by multilateral development banks.
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As the company matures and we reach our fill of reconnecting with people we knew in college and high school, jobs and current social lives, Facebook has been on the hunt for more ways of leveraging its social network, and building even more connections across it (beyond actual friends) to boost engagement.
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"While it is encouraging that Chinese officials are talking more openly about prioritizing debt sustainability and environmental sustainability, real change will require more than signing symbolic documents," Jonathan Hillman, senior fellow and director of the Reconnecting Asia Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said in an email over the weekend.
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In "Online Reunion," author Leigh Alexander imagines a world in which a young journalist is struggling with a compulsive "time sickness," so she sets out to write a tearjerker about a widow reconnecting with her dead husband's e-pet — but she finds something very different waiting for her in the internet ether.
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In this video with Refinery29, Blac talks about her scars and reconnecting with her Nigerian heritage, just as she's about to become an American citizen herself after 10 years in the U.S. Spending the day in Los Angeles, she visits Kutula by Africana, an L.A.-based store that combines traditional African print with modern design.
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While the film is built around a young woman who's reconnecting with her legacy (without spoiling too much, April loses contact with her parents) and slowly falling in love, but it also boasts sentient animals and a hidden city where the great scientists of history (including Albert Einstein, Enrico Fermi, and others) toil in secret.
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Your planetary ruler, Venus, makes an easy connection with Neptune on January 3, bringing some magic to your everyday routine and lifting your spirits after what may have been a tiring and emotionally draining full moon, reconnecting with your sense of home and helping you go back to your usual routine after a busy holiday season.
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"There have been no criteria for what qualifies as a BRI project, allowing interest groups within and outside China to repackage their own efforts as supporting the initiative, " Jonathan E. Hillman, director, Reconnecting Asia Project, and Matthew P. Goodman, senior vice president at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said in an online article Wednesday.
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We do a quick check in with our favorite Riverdale residents where we see Archie and Fred (Luke Perry) reconnecting and Fred takes some kind of pill, assuming to help him with the pain he's still suffering from a gunshot wound but this causes concern as it may be foreshadowing a drug problem for Fred in the future?
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Kicked out of her ex's luxe Manhattan apartment and stripped of girlfriend privileges, she stumbles upstate to her parents' abandoned bungalow to reassess and lick her wounds, which mostly involves drunk-sleeping the days away on a faulty inflatable mattress and reconnecting with her old friend Oscar (Jason Sudeikis), now conveniently the owner of the local dive bar.
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In Japan I find I'm both picking up local influences (mostly the folk music of the summer festivals, but also indie electronica by local artists like Ytamo and Oorutaichi) but also reconnecting with a highly filtered version of my Scottish self, and the things that I would have been into at 20 (a lot of German stuff).
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With this in mind, RAA has proposed an airline-invested alternate pathway, which places high emphasis on relevant experience and structured training, reconnecting the broken pilot career path through a new, specially-designed First Officer training program that would achieve the rigor, strength, characteristics, competencies, and most importantly – enhanced safety –required of alternate pathways, by law.
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More from Tonic: Fisch explains that when pregnancies do occur post-vasectomy, there are two usual explanations: early unprotected intercourse prior to obtaining a sperm-negative semen analysis, or the recanalization of the vas deferens—meaning the two cut ends of the tubes somehow finding each other, reconnecting, and allowing sperm to travel from the testis to the prostate.
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All of that just takes away from what this is about, which is that we're playing some shows, we got the band back together, we're hanging out, we're having a great time playing the songs again, we're having a really great time reconnecting with old friends as well as meeting some new ones on the way.
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Anything studded or in black leather is sure to delight them, like this studded bag or a classic biker jacket in real or faux leather: Reconnecting with nature helps Scorpio remember what's important in life, and provides a fun way for them to bond with their friends, whether they're going to the botanical gardens to sketch or taking a hike with their crew.
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In the artists' live Q&A, Nonotak duo, illustrator Noemi Schipfer and architect/musician Takami Nakamoto, spoke earnestly about meeting in high school, connecting over a shared ability to speak Japanese (Nakamoto is Japanese while Schipfer is half-Japanese), and reconnecting a few years later after Schipfer had published her first book of illustrations and Nakamoto had started his architecture studies.
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You're not exactly feeling connected to the side of yourself that's eager to take risks, schmooze, and socialize, but the part of yourself that knows deep down that change is good also knows that this moment is a necessary step toward reconnecting with yourself, feeling your emotions, and taking time away from the bustle of everyday life to heal and be transformed.
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"I always say readings are not a cure for grief but they're a reminder that our loved ones are with us," Mr. Henry says chipperly, before revisiting the initial reading (with its ominous and very general warnings about the health of Mr. Thicke's heart) and assuring Ms. Thicke her husband is reconnecting with his family members on the other side.
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Most of my recently graduated friends are feeling this way it seems, as we all have been reaching out to check in, reconnecting with one another as to project normalcy both to ourselves and each other.... And while our new lives are filled with the structure and obligations of our first jobs, it seems as though we have more agency than ever.
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Reclaiming our democracy requires an immediate and forceful intervention: reclaiming the earnestness of public service; re-embracing the essential unity of America; reconnecting our belief in personal progress and our personal potential to policies and systems that enable and ensure collective progress; and ensuring that those systems follow through on their intent to ensure safety, justice, and opportunity for everyone.
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Citizen Bridge is going to be a daylong experience, but now it's going to be surrounded by a month of hands-on activities where New Yorkers can spend a month building a boat and getting in the water in it, or learning how to fish, or learning how to build a houseboat — reconnecting with skills from the city's past and future.
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Women, once again, were completely overlooked in the Best Director category, including Greta Gerwig, whose adaptation of Little Women premiered over the weekend, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood's Marielle Heller, Hustlers' Lorene Scafaria, Portrait of A Lady on Fire's Celine Sciamma, and even Lulu Wang, whose film, The Farewell, was nominated for Best Foreign-Language Film, even though it's about a Chinese-American woman reconnecting with her family in China in order to understand her own roots, a distinctly American story.
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I spent several days engrossed in ancient news clippings at the Hall of Fame library in Cooperstown, N.Y. I leaned on players I covered in my dozen years as a beat writer (at The Times and on the West Coast), reconnecting with pitchers I covered: Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Roger Clemens, Mike Myers, Al Leiter, Jamie Moyer, Chuck Finley — and especially Mike Mussina, the new Hall of Famer, who invited me to lunch in his hometown, Montoursville, Pa. We talked about pitching for hours.
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