A relatable GIF and a relatable caption and — presto!
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Relatable is desirable; so relatable that you look like a famously relatable celebrity — a Jonah Hill type, a Tina Fey vibe — is even better.
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Jennifer Lawrence, queen of relatable moments, shared a not-so-relatable tale on Friday's Graham Norton Show.
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Gilmore Girls feels like home—not because it's relatable, but because it's undeniably comforting despite being un-relatable.
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When she's a fighter, she's a fighter for all Americans; when she's relatable, she's relatable to as many people as possible.
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Ms. Schumer positions herself as a star so relatable she's not going to try to trick you into thinking she's relatable.
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It makes the singer, dare I even think it, relatable — well, as relatable as someone as world-famous as Beyoncé can be.
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Surely, Taddeo's subjects are "relatable" in the way that any human searching for love, pleasure, and belonging in the world is relatable.
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A good character, Giles said, has one of two narrative ARCs: It's either A Relatable Character, or it has A Relatable Conflict.
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"He's going to be very relatable to players, very relatable to the front office, very relatable to the media, and that's going to give him a very good, well-rounded appeal to get his messages across and get his vision put in place," Hinch said.
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And I don&apost understand -- like I get it, he was trying to be relatable, but the internet makes it super easy to be relatable.
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The thing is, our fascination with the 36-year-old's style isn't because of how relatable it is — because really, it isn't relatable at all.
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Relatable videos are why people like TikTok in the first place, and feeling unattractive on TikTok is one of the most relatable experiences of all.
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That pressure she says she faces to be nice all the time is perhaps the most revealing part of Relatable, and it isn't actually relatable at all.
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But what happens when what made these people gain their following — their day-to-day, "relatable" lives — are ushered out and instead we see their increasingly not relatable influencer lifestyle?
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For good reason — it's a funny and relatable joke!
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Gomez is no stranger to being a relatable celebrity — her complicated relationship with Instagram can resonate with many people — but this may be the most relatable form that Gomez has ever taken.
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It's relatable – a little too relatable sometimes "Rebecca is an exaggeration of what we have all been through when we've been under the spell of love," Bloom told PEOPLE about her character.
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" A few years later, BuzzFeed became a factory farm of virality using Peretti's theory as its working principle, fueled by that which was "relatable" — a word BuzzFeed has stamped onto hundreds of articles, from "17 Times Oprah Was the Most Relatable Billionaire Ever" to "21 Relatable Tweets You'll Need to Immediately Tag Yourself in and Comment, 'Me.
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It's everything that makes Chrissy Teigen and John Legend relatable.
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And you'll see yourself in them because they're relatable: That
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Dearing is describing a relatable scenario for many of us.
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If you can bear how painfully #relatable it all is.
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WFAN needed personalities that were relatable to the average fan.
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But everyone has their limits, and his are pretty relatable.
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Solange is easy to love because she's so damn relatable.
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That's in large part thanks to how relatable Cardi is.
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She posts a variety of relatable memes and stolen tweets.
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This Ivanka Trump clip is equal parts relatable and horrifying.
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Unlike vampires and monsters, social media is one relatable monster.
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That relatable accessibility set a new course for the pair.
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I love working with people who look real and relatable.
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She's relatable, a best friend, not an intimidating goddess. 5.
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Even memes — wonderful, shareable, relatable jokes — can make us cruel.
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And it's been real and relatable all through these years.
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I like to share my story because it's so relatable.
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But it's totally relatable, and that's what we're after here.
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He gets to be lovestruck and awkward, but also relatable.
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They've shared a selection with Mashable, and it's frighteningly relatable.
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And so there's a dance you do: you are relatable!
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Some of its current customers include Betterment, Relatable and Highfive.
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Maren Morris had the most relatable interaction with Dolly Parton.
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Peers who have navigated addiction are more relatable, experts said.
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Here in this video, Meek is a very #relatable guy.
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I just mean what these days is called, well, relatable.
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Catastrophe — just like Fisher — is relatable, hilarious and bullshit-free.
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She says the cards just didn't feel relatable to her.
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Master of None is nothing if not almost painfully relatable.
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And it might just be the most relatable hashtag ever.
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We need this as a reference for real and relatable.
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"It's a good, relatable movement for hip hinging," she said.
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It's a highly relatable moment, to say the very least.
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This actually is so relatable that we want to die.
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That boiling frog is lookin' pretty relatable right about now.
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Trump is anything but relatable to the average working mom.
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His candid and introspective lyrics were "relatable" during tough times.
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Okay, that's totally not relatable to this, but okay. Exactly.
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This is everything I grew up on – everything is relatable.
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But in any interpretation it's relatable to our lifestyles today.
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They wanted the video to be diverse and super relatable.
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I like exploring those things because I think they're relatable.
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We thought it would be very relatable to our audience.
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"It's very provocative and relatable for nearly everyone," he says.
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Still, at least people are finding the photos relatable. pic.twitter.
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Called "Relatable," it will be released on Netflix on Tuesday.
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So he's not the most relatable pol in the pack.
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Hats off to this relatable mom for some serious creativity.
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It's not at all relatable to where we are now.
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When you think about it that way, it's very relatable.
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Ellen DeGeneres has a new special, "Relatable," spoofing her image.
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It's funny and honestly relatable — wouldn't you do the same?
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Aerie has been praised for being a more relatable brand.
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Indeed, the older I get, the more relatable "Seinfeld" becomes.
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And, really, doesn't that make the scene more relatable still?
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And the photo was relatable for a lot of people.
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The moment is as relatable now as it was then.
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"Our wounds, on some level, are what make us relatable."
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" Instead of an aging has-been, she's "honestly so relatable.
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And Meghan's making the royal family more modern and relatable.
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The worst part about her, though, is that she's relatable.
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The two ladies are grumpy, misanthropic and also incredibly relatable.
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So we find extraterrestrial creatures endowed with relatable human features.
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But something about Coriolis feels optimistic in a relatable way.
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The Deuce isn't generally what I'd consider a super relatable show.
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Marvel movies almost always fail at making even the heroes relatable.
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Teach it to them in short chunks and make it relatable.
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It's more relatable—you could be that tourist on the beach.
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Twitter found Julian pretty relatable, because nobody likes a chip thief.
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It is actually very lame, which makes it cute and relatable.
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Her body & lifestyle are not relatable to any of their viewers?!
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After all, it's a pretty relatable blunder in the modern world.
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This sense of immediacy is why these images feel more relatable.
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She's believable, relatable, and she gets her golden ticket to Hollywood.
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Photo shoots from that period framed her as relatable and authentic.
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Neither do I, aside from some relatable feelings about missing Poussey.
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I'm not even trying to sound relatable, I just love Postmates.
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It's moving and relatable for anyone who's been in a relationship.
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As someone who went through the recovery process, it was relatable.
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But movies about being single aren't always that enjoyable or relatable.
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That may sound relatable, but it's also pretty dull and predictable.
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Chrissy Teigen is one of the most relatable celebrities out there.
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This may be the most relatable thing Kanye has ever written.
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Red Clocks finds its emotional center in a profoundly relatable feeling.
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But how do we know if an actor is truly relatable?
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Fiction writers do this by creating captivating plots and relatable characters.
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A whiskey-drinking pop star is a more relatable pop star.
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Varys very clearly hates being cold and it is very relatable.
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A young teenager or a 20-something idiot, it's all relatable.
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I think particularly for women, it's something that's so imminently relatable.
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" - "Soccer is easier to play; it's more relatable; it's less expensive.
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There's nothing less relatable than seeing young teens with perfect skin.
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Catch Relatable on Netflix December 18, and watch the trailer below:
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Because it had stopped being relatable, and was just Extremely 2017.
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Unicorns may be rare, but Annie's adventures are all too relatable.
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My bestie and I always talk about how relatable it is.
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Whatever idea it sparks, it's clear the clip is very relatable.
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They also drink a lot of coffee which is definitely relatable.
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"I think the story is relatable to any decade," she said.
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This quirky British comedy tackles dating in the most relatable way.
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At times, in fact, he feels more relatable than T'Challa himself.
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It is the most relatable extended family moment in the world.
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Abbi's is much more low key and in a word: relatable.
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We already know that Chrissy Teigen is the queen of relatable.
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I'm sure I'm not the only one who finds that relatable.
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Her music conveys every feeling or situation in a relatable way.
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They're not light-hearted discussions, but they're real, relatable and important.
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The most relatable reactions came from a group of three guys.
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For the first time in history, the royals have become relatable.
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But hey, we're not about to fault her for being relatable.
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It'd be a lot more empowering — and a lot more relatable.
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That's actually the most relatable celebrity story we've heard all week.
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There's relatable content aplenty: What I think I look like vs.
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It's this "in between" feeling that makes Jobrani's comedy so relatable.
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That way, they become three-dimensional and to a degree, relatable.
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They need to be relatable to resonate with a broad audience.
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It could also be because Vermont's people want a relatable governor.
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Leah says she thinks it's due to how relatable it is.
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Some aspects of them are, as predicted, more relatable than others.
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Ariana Grande might believe in demons, but she's still so relatable.
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Right. Exhibit B — The constant matching and relatable All-American outfits.
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We're naturally drawn to those who are supportive and seem relatable.
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PIERCE There's something very relatable about the fears of the characters.
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He appears to want to be relatable, even when he isn't.
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"I think the work that I make is relatable," she said.
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Love is one of the most relatable aspects of being human.
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It also makes him totally relatable to a lot of America.
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T.J. said the London players were resonating because they were relatable.
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"When I read 'Emma', I find it endlessly relatable," she said.
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Then, she's very quirky and relatable, and naturally fun to watch.
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"The story's not relatable," Ms. MacLaine said brusquely about the film.
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" She continues, "I feel like I've developed a lot lyrically with the Patched Up EP, I spent so much time writing every song—every lyric is relatable to myself, and hopefully relatable to other people too.
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What it is: Set in a near-future Seattle, Washington during a time of great crisis (uncomfortably relatable, I know), you're a coffee shop barista serving its population of magical beings (OK, a little less relatable).
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"Opening up the frontier of space means making it relatable to people's everyday lives, and what could be more relatable than a freshly baked cookie?" said Ian Fichtenbaum, co-chef and co-founder of Zero G Kitchen.
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And it's totally relatable for anyone who's actually sung in their car!
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Joe Jonas has quickly blurred the line between being relatable and rude.
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"The challenge is to humanize them and make them relatable," he says.
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One, it's another reminder that she's sensible, fun, and oh-so-relatable.
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And we're all clearly suckers for a good, old fashioned, relatable drama.
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Others, though, stood by Khlomoney, applauding her relatable nature and IDGAF attitude.
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They also sleep up to 16 hours a day, which is relatable.
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Her mixture of melancholy and hopefulness makes Mia first and foremost relatable.
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It's simple, it's relatable; you have a gun, you have a grenade.
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But Williams is less a relatable mom than a messy, gossipy aunt.
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It's an off-color joke meant for retweets or to seem relatable.
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Both re-imagine animals in nature as unexpectedly relatable without anthropomorphizing them.
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A very relatable post, but not necessarily an obvious clue by itself.
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"It was always hard to find a name that was truly relatable."
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If this Instagram post isn't highly relatable content, I don't what is.
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Her imperfections, many failures and constant letdowns make her likable and relatable.
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It was important to me to make them as relatable as possible.
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On the whole, diaries are rarely shocking but are often achingly relatable.
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It's a family-friendly, kind of old-school, very relatable, understandable humor.
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It's more relatable and terrifying even than an average Black Mirror episode.
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It's a relatable plot thread, but it's also a mighty thin one.
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Memes spread for many reasons — they're relatable, easily replicated, they're lovable nonsense.
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It's cringey, but relatable, to see Joe struggling to connect with Beck.
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Because the story is so personal, genuine, and authentic, it becomes relatable.
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Mr Hoffman makes Benjamin more relatable, trading Salingeresque angst for nervous wreck.
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" She continued, candid and relatable as always, "Nobody knows what they're doing!
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Bryant's approach to comedy delivers a subtly complex yet immediately relatable humor.
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This might be the most relatable thing Kris Jenner has ever done.
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A funny video happens if you put a relatable caption underneath it.
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It's also the issue that makes her most relatable for other women.
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Though her room service line was highly relatable, it wasn't Mortimer's favorite.
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Dating/hook-up culture in 2019 makes [for] some very relatable content.
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"Whether it's relatable to others is out of my hands," Deckmann says.
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It's a deeply relatable reaction, and that's what makes it so frightening.
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She is the rare American figure who is both aspirational and relatable.
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The super relatable reason she cheated and headed straight for fast food?
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It's really relatable, especially in the beginning in the spoken word part.
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Click through to read some of the funny, relatable, and positive tweets.
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Maddy's voice is fresh and relatable (even if her scientific genius isn't).
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Assistant Curator John Neff tells Creators that viewers found these inclusions relatable.
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When you eliminate jargon and gobbledygook, people find you much more relatable.
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There's nothing that she does in this piece that is not relatable.
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Still, Longoria pretty much had the best, and honestly, most relatable, response.
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There are so many different things that are relatable in the show.
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"On one hand it's absolutely relatable," Rhys says of the Britpop connection.
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There were so many human and relatable subject matters to this story.
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On the other hand, the two could find each other's style relatable.
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And what could be more relatable, more perennial, than uncertain, shy desire?
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My Latinxness is my personality; it starts conversations and makes me relatable.
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Her lighthearted quirkiness and all-American style was relatable to many women.
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It was also, Hogue added, a sad but relatable scene to witness.
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It mined them for the most relatable tidbit, the most pertinent comment.
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But what constitutes relatable food is almost always unhealthy and animal-based.
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The tone strikes that familiar mix of earnest heroism and relatable humor.
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In other words, "Nosedive" is a relatable situation taken to comedic extremes.
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It's superficial, it's not too relatable, but it's still so incredibly entertaining.
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In the beginning, Stan is presented as a highly relatable—typical, even.
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A relatable sentiment to be sure, but there are no unnecessary thoughts.
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For me, it's always about humanizing, making things relatable, making things grounded.
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These are just pop songs, with relatable lyrics, built around her voice.
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The Red Sox had a young, confident, relatable leader who managed boldly.
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It's all so poignantly relatable that it makes me a little achy.
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And what makes them works so well is that they're so relatable.
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In telling stories about teenage sex anxieties, Sex Education is cleverly relatable.
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Loss and anger and sense of service and sadness are relatable qualities.
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It made her thrilling and untouchable and relatable at the same time.
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Recent furnishings and accessories reveal that Victoriana can be relatable even now.
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But now as I got older and in college, it's so relatable.
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Actually it's not relatable to someone who has three, like Stan Wawrinka.
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But these interactions with it somehow make it more human and relatable.
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It is possibly the most relatable thing to occur in the episode.
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She was so likeable and relatable, yet she nabbed the Hollywood heartthrob.
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In contrast to Fielding's brash, flashier humor, hers was sweet and relatable.
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Even while Jimmy Carter was in office, the Carters were remarkably relatable.
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Finding out your inner Disney character is a relatable desire for many.
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This year's onscreen sexual exploits are a mix of aspirational and relatable.
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But for most viewers, a women's prison drama isn't quite so relatable.
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She is confident the reader can find her both relatable and intelligent.
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It wasn't particularly relatable for the audience of a morning gab fest.
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She writes about her own experiences, making them relatable to the reader.
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Many of the housemates' problems are relatable reflections of global millennial ennui.
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Chaz: I think pop music is easily relatable to most of us.
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Yeah, but your music is very relatable to people of all ages.
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Fox hangs out with rappers because he finds their anguish most relatable.
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When you start looking at one person on their own, it's relatable.
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It's been held up as painfully relatable and lambasted as unforgivably irresponsible.
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" DOODA73674 didn't find Melodrama "relatable" enough for anything more than zero points; DOODA73674 apparently found Lust for Life so relatable that it warranted a perfect 10 and then a final comment to back it up: "10/10 for me.
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And the award for most relatable Kardashian sister continues to go to Khloé.
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Case in point: her assessment of this bike race in relatable, human terms.
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Most of the videos their channel makes focus on relatable stories about relationships.
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This scene's message is heartfelt and relatable, making it one for the books.
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She's an amazing independent artist, and her music is so relatable right now.
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But her list of fictional places she'd like to visit is 100% relatable.
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The model believed discussing her husband's finances made them more relatable to audiences.
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One Day At A Time connects Penelope's mental health to everyday, relatable obstacles.
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If anything, the unrequited dolphin has just become even more relatable to humans.
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Steinfeld was exuberant, funny, and relatable as Earth-65's mighty Gwen Stacy.
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Instead, FIFA 17's story sticks to widely relatable themes — family, friendship, betrayal.
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The future of fashion is not only inclusive and stunning, it's hashtag #relatable.
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"If anything, made him more relatable to people outside the Beltway," Houck said.
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Who was going to show up and win tonight, for most relatable celebrity?
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And that's what makes it worth it – and still relatable – in the end.
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They're the relatable responses she has to this nightmare taking over her body.
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This one looks like it'll be a combination of funny and painfully relatable.
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Kaitlyn: This is a great premise for a music video, as it's relatable.
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Issa's evolution continues to be as fun to watch as it is relatable.
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I guess Dany's bad hair day is supposed to make her decision relatable?
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Her struggle to feel confident with her own appearance is a relatable one.
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It's warm and heartbreaking and hilarious and relatable and nostalgic all at once.
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And what makes it the perfect selfie is how totally relatable it is.
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First, she spoke about how their romance kicked off, and it's weirdly relatable.
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Now, the company's most relatable character is getting her own show on Netflix.
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It's relatable, laugh-out-loud funny, and considered by some her quintessential film.
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One of Avatar's greatest strengths is its ability to make "evil" characters relatable.
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I want readers to find the story funny and sad; honest and relatable.
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It's the same concept that explains the overwhelming popularity of "relatable" meme accounts.
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Not exactly the fun, relatable tweets people were laughing along to as before.
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This one looks happier and more relatable (just like the focus group suggested!).
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Then here is the extremely relatable song you didn't even know you needed.
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So Relatable, but also make it crushingly intimate: "I'll make time for you,"
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Jerry, Elaine, George, and Kramer, together as a group, were a relatable bunch.
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Now they're about slightly less relatable things, like... posing nude for Annie Leibovitz.
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See the highlights from the most relatable show of London Fashion Week, ahead.
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Emma Stone is a bubbly ingénue, and Dwayne Johnson a relatable beach bodybuilder.
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To him, the ideal night of freedom consisted of uninhibited cheese eating. Relatable.
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With some modern touches, Hulu's adaptation brings Atwood's novel into shockingly relatable territory.
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Her worries are relatable ones, which makes this even more compelling a watch.
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As for most relatable, I feel close with Jake on a spiritual level.
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Then she proceeded to take some great pics with them, looking totally relatable.
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Who doesn't want to feel like their boss is approachable, relatable and understanding?
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Why is big budget entertainment ignoring this natural and relatable part of life?
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In person, she exudes kindness, dishing humor and relatable truth in equal parts.
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I've always found Arya to be the most relatable character in the series.
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It felt really important that this be as regular and relatable as possible.
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These dubbed over mice screaming into the void is both hilarious and relatable.
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Let's go back to his IG video for the definitive, #relatable meme analysis.
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The single centers on relatable moments in romantic relationships and on nights out.
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I did feel close to Rory, because she's most relatable when she's low.
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But there was something relatable about Rihanna's post that made it more impactful.
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It makes the whole premise of the movie seem a lot more relatable.
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But to Houstonians he was one of our most esteemed and relatable neighbors.
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What once seemed like a funny premise suddenly became a lot more relatable.
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"This is exactly how a billionaire TV personality became more relatable," she said.
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She wanted the research to be relatable to everyday living while mathematically workable.
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The emotion linking Sneed's poignantly relatable characters is a paralyzing sense of equivocation.
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On both shows, family love, however relatable, doesn't exist in a political vacuum.
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"I don't want them to think that I'm not relatable anymore," she said.
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Just like Parker, Banner proved to be a relatable character for comics fans.
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"It's a fun, moving story filled with quirky but relatable characters, " he writes.
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She really is our most relatable singer, except for her unreal vocal talent.
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"Likable" is the maybe the wrong word—for me, I think it's "relatable".
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I see that the honest vulnerability helps to make the content more relatable.
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And it does nothing to make characters relatable or empathetic, by the way.
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Mitt Romney struggled to be personable and relatable against Barack Obama in 2012.
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All this talk of 600-degree pizza ovens was all too painfully relatable.
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It is relatable, particularly to the men and women running American foreign policy.
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Their relationship is, in many ways, very relatable to people across the ages.
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I didn't immediately recognize it as science fiction because it is so relatable.
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But it's also nonsense to say that stories about moms are not relatable.
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They were written to be intimidating and not relatable — bad to the bone.
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It's a relatable predicament, and his response is instructive: He learns to cope.
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Others rushed to her defense, pointing out that it was a relatable mistake.
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But he also had to make that world feel relatable to the audience.
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Self-discovery is a universal quest, so immediately the characters are more relatable.
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Some pieces of the puzzle should be relatable or make you feel seen.
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What's so distinctive about Kamala's story is how contemporary and relatable it is.
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Traits like honesty and humility make you more human and therefore more relatable.
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This book contains stories from female leaders that are empowering, encouraging and relatable.
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"It&aposs a way to make this existential crisis more relatable," Wilsey said.
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Aimee's assault while making her way to school is relatable for another reason.
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We're all relatable to each other, and we're able to help each other.
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And second are the "relatable" Democratic candidates who are attracting loyal, motivated followings.
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If I am in a dusty shop (relatable) and get a little cough?
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Plus, McGill added, she finds even the new Disney content relatable and entertaining.
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While results were interesting... let's admit it, they were pretty darn relatable. 1.
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She loves their relatable problems: hurt feelings, accidental messes, losing a beloved doll.
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Watching him work through his own worst traits is relatable, if not aspirational.
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However the right tries to twist it, her personal story remains perfectly relatable.
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With the summer days waning, the languid postures in his work feel relatable.
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The video, like the song, felt relatable and at the same time unassuming.
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And now, by coming out, a relatable world celebrity like Lilly Singh, a.k.a.
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But many on the left found her candor to be relatable and refreshing.
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They are the answer to what women can wear to convey relatable power.
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The way I see it, there are some real, relatable themes at play.
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It's become conventional wisdom that Stephen Curry has become the NBA's relatable superstar.
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I thought it would be super heavy, but holy shit it was relatable.
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And, arguably, removing a celebrity from a brand should make it more relatable.
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More specifically with Lady Bird, however, the script, cast, and direction of this film is so well executed by all parties involved, that I found it to be immensely relatable, and I might imagine, relatable to every subsection of the public.
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Sanders, as someone who once labored in precarious economic circumstances, was relatable in ways that many left-wing populist leaders around the world have historically been relatable; they rose from humble beginnings, and carry with them the anxieties of that precariousness.
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Because 420 is the perfect time to overindulge, the meme is too relatable today.
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However, Teigen did share some new tidbits, and one in particular is super relatable.
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As a young person, acting was the most relatable entry into the entertainment industry.
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The teen drama has sex, scandal, and plenty of relatable issues real teenagers face.
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But it's kind of fun to sing about life and be relatable to people.
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There's a relatable, lived-in feel to the game, certainly around its opening area.
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Ahead, we rounded up the funniest and most relatable pet peeves from the thread.
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This has given their music, comprised of synths and sonic modifications, a relatable edge.
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This cycle, she has upgraded her wardrobe in an attempt to be more relatable.
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Each has her own journey and challenges, and each feels rounded-out and relatable.
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They come across as "relatable," especially for audiences who could care less about #EmbassyDrama.
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Bernie Sanders' relatable opening line on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night?
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Claudia and Viren are compromised by that magic, but they're also such relatable characters.
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It's okay to get cheated on (relatable) as long as you rise above (aspirational).
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All this is incredibly relatable, even if you've spent the last few weeks protesting.
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It's clear that Liz's concerns were meant to be relatable whereas Jenna's were ridiculous.
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It's the moments when she's most vulnerable and candid that people find her relatable.
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It's a study of the ever-relatable "awkward phase," but also of mental health.
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Like, we have Bastard, the anti-Christ, but he's relatable in his own way.
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The image spread as a meme, but not as a funny or relatable one.
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Yet, the feelings are relatable: Broken hearts and betrayal; youthful love and raging hormones.
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While she didn't address the news, she did share a hilariously relatable Instagram caption.
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The selling power of Cardi B's look is how relatable it continues to be.
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Like all Bachelor storylines, what happened on Monday was both bizarre and oddly relatable.
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Some people seem to think all women on screen should be relatable or likable.
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No, their vacations are way, way more relatable and down to earth than that.
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Okay, so it isn't exactly glam, but it is very cute, and deeply relatable.
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But it was one of the most authentic and relatable parts of that speech.
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He needed someone that was both relatable and aspirational for the role of Nick.
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Some initial story ideas weren't very relatable to children; others were just too bleak.
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Ronan admitted her struggle on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and it's relatable as hell.
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Of course, Tracee Ellis Ross took the opportunity to be as relatable as ever.
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It's not just the brutal honesty that makes Paris relatable — it's also her vulnerabilities.
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That tension lies at the heart of The Farewell, and it's a relatable one.
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I think this photo has so many people loving it because it's super relatable.
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Many women (including Anna Kendrick) proclaimed character Margot's bad date experience was completely relatable.
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Besides featuring more diverse and realistic casts, those films tackle real and relatable issues.
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With a lot of gravitas, he's a great listener, he's relatable and extremely handsome.
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She's relatable because she's written, acted, and treated like a being worthy of consideration.
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The new faces of feminine darkness are often as relatable as they are unforgivable.
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But it's not just photography that makes these characters feel like real, relatable humans.
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There are a lot of kids out there like her, she was super relatable.
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Gunning tells a relatable story: of striving, improvising, bleeding, anything to get shit done.
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They shared Barbie's signature blonde tresses but sported a more realistic and relatable frame.
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" Of the popular comic book character's longevity in cinema, Gadot, 31, explains, "She's relatable.
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Once the characters were relatable to YA audiences, the series became a digital hit.
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Few things are more iconic or relatable than Sex and the City's opening credits.
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That's why this grandmother you see in the video above is so completely relatable.
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Nothing that happens in Florence is shocking, but that's also why it's so relatable.
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His character is from another planet, but I found him to be extremely relatable.
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"We needed to create something relatable and intuitive, which is not confusing," Ahn says.
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It's funny, relatable, and, crucially, a memorable setup for his ultimate decision to leave.
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Through humor, he's captured extremely relatable snapshots of his personal struggle with mental health.
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Hawn remains a total natural, instantly empathetic and relatable, while also being a weirdo.
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"We had this beautiful, funny, heartbreaking, joyful, very relatable script and story," she said.
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Some of the biggest figures in the tech world had very relatable first jobs.
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" He then gave the most honest (and relatable) answer: "I just want chicken nuggets.
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Are there things in your personal life that make Jeri particularly relatable to you?
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It is precisely this attitude that makes Meghan Markle an authentic, relatable, modern bride.
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I think that's discussed in a very intimate and relatable way in this book.
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The relatable vibe lends added menace to the evening's sudden turn for the sinister.
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Why couldn't we create a medium to consume sports that's relatable, fun and digestible?
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But what differed about Instacart, he believed, is the relatable, universal problem it solves.
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It's there to make her seem no-nonsense and #relatable at the same time.
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"It makes you more balanced and interesting and more relatable to people," she said.
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The middle schooler's goal is to collect 1,000 books, all with relatable lead females.
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Zayn is doing something way more relatable: he just wants to help his friend.
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Accessible, relatable, and deftly political, Raj's music is special stuff, and he knows it.
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I love that she's telling me about food, because that's very relatable to me.
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Maybe that's because we are a nation of immigrants, and so are maximally relatable.
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But the surge in financially relatable characters isn't just because of their jobs, either.
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Thus, you can forgive its brainteasers not adhering to relatable rules, to an extent.
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You know, she seems so cool, and relatable, kind of, but she's probably not.
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Shane's story is the most devastatingly relatable one in Stardew Valley because of that.
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Even Da Vinci didn't accomplish this level of relatable ambiguity in the Mona Lisa.
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Devoid of context, Gervais's bravado might be sympathetic, a relatable if tedious coping mechanism.
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Depending on the viewer, it may be especially relatable now, right after the holidays.
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The show is so nonjudgmental in fact that even its Satan is somehow relatable.
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He's a cheesy villain, not a relatable character with a reason for his actions.
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Ms. Novak's remarkably relatable performance at Mr. Early's headlining show last summer was stunning.
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And more important, it's relatable, tidily conveying both the pain point and the solution.
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The articles and essays are current and highly relatable for both students and professors.
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The only way to win the game is to hand over personal data. Relatable!
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What plays out is relatable banter between a couple still in their honeymoon phase.
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She is strong, accomplished, relatable, funny and she has a great sense of style.
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There will always be anecdotes about flying because it's so accessible and so relatable.
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The internet, as it does, reacted to the very relatable comment with hilarious tweets.
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They liked his centrist positions, but also that he seemed like a relatable figure.
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The "Basic Instinct" actress is in the market for something that's eminently relatable -- companionship.
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I didn't want somebody who was a superstar, who was unique and not relatable.
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DS: That specificity also ties into some more broadly relatable troubles with the internet.
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She manages to project the image of a diva while somehow remaining endlessly relatable.
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In addition to being the most nervous, they have also been deemed the most relatable.
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The song is so relatable that Elvis, Al Green, and The Supremes all covered it.
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It's equal parts ironic, relatable, adorable and will score all of the likes on Instagram.
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Spoiler alert: Gordon and Oliver completely succeed in making the film feel fresh and relatable.
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So, that fear has to remain in her for her to be real and relatable.
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"Mary J. Blige you have set the bar for relatable, timeless, classic music," Rihanna said.
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The movie is very relatable except for the drugs and I love DeWanda Wise's character.
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Parker is always her most authentic self, and we applaud the relatable — albeit, puzzling — post.
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Prince Louis may be a baby royal, but that doesn't make him any less relatable.
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Nicki Minaj is not so much a relatable figure as she is an aspirational one.
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Aside from their role-model status, though, I'm wondering just how relatable these characters were.
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And their stories are so relatable and inspiring, we gathered them all up right here.
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She makes the most heroic characters vulnerable; the most known, familiar; the most despised, relatable.
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His account of losing his house to flames last Monday is relatable, telling, and haunting.
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The story feels jumbled at times, but her strong, relatable performance provides the connecting thread.
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Incidentally, Turner comparing her engagement to buying a house makes her a little less relatable.
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One of the first challenges I faced was being relatable to my friends and peers.
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She shared an excerpt of her new book, Unqualified, to Cosmopolitan, and it's painfully relatable.
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The constant need to be on guard to protect our own safety is painfully relatable.
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Henderson said she's surprised but also knows that seasonal allergies are a pretty relatable plight.
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While still illegal, the culture surrounding it seems tame and relatable and down-to-earth.
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It eliminates a resource for people looking for relatable porn they can't find anywhere else.
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But this kind of relatable situation has been sorely lacking in The Walking Dead lately.
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What's even more relatable: He doesn't want to leave it for fear of being rude!
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They embody secret intentions, and seem disturbing precisely because they are both repellent and relatable.
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But together, they're a force, a trend, a sort-of relatable depressing group of adults.
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The post prompted a number of mothers to comment on how relatable the moment is.
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Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski has, and his relatable reaction has been made into a meme.
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For the online set, Rotten was the underdog of the show — flawed, but infinitely relatable.
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The relatable moments and quotes in "Skam" stimulated a generation dulled by broadcasters' lazy commissions.
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I understand the impulse behind thinking these types of images make your content more relatable.
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Rather, the show's slow pace and austere editing frame simple disputes in dramatic, relatable terms.
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She's the relatable celebrity who stumbles on the red carpet and then laughs about it.
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"Relatable" is an anxious song, but "Every Little Thing" is not really an anxious song.
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She brings parliamentary politics to the people in a way that is upfront and relatable.
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The second season is streaming now, and it's as hilarious and painfully relatable as ever.
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There will also be location-specific community chest cards for a peak Aussie #relatable experience.
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I want them to be relatable, realistic, and desirable, and to feel good when worn.
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Her appeal, according to Shannon Purser who plays her, lies in her highly relatable awkwardness.
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Callers expose their raw nerves and frustration in a way that feels authentic and relatable.
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But the real twist of its horror movie is just how relatable it all is.
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Philipps' newly discovered talent as a charismatic, relatable storyteller has elevated her to unexpected places.
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Instead, we're trading in the ball gowns and tiaras for something — nay, someone — more relatable.
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Such dark and brooding feelings are particularly relatable as 2019 opens on a sour note.
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Having pets and treating them well has made first families more likeable and more relatable.
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"Coming and Going" is so relatable because of how indecisive you are on the track.
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Donald Trump, our most relatable president, has filed for an extension on his 2018 taxes.
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Make your story personal, relatable and credible so others are compelled to make a donation.
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Your relatable tweets are proving to be a real headache for the state of Maine.
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The Fantastic Four were an instant hit, and showcased Lee's preference for vulnerable, relatable superheroes.
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Luckily, Reddit is already there to pick up his slack with a more relatable Photoshop.
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Across the board, Lara Croft doesn't have a history of being particularly relatable or charismatic.
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Right, so I like to behave in a way that is relatable to all people.
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As outrageous as it is, everything I publish on Instagram is relatable in this world.
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And, Alex's very relatable struggles with his nerves and confidence make for very endearing viewing.
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It also naturally paves the way for a more chaotically horny, relatable social media landscape.
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Shuri's draw, Wright feels, is just how down-to-earth and relatable her character is.
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We wanted to do something that was relatable and yet you hadn't seen it before.
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Whether harshly rhythmic or dissonant, these are relatable in ways that programmed sequences often aren't.
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The comedian, 60, is back with her first stand-up special in 20183 years, Relatable.
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"What I like about Kate is she's quite relatable," one choir member told The Telegraph.
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Its adult characters feel hollow and one-dimensional, relatable for neither children nor grown-ups.
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Lorde's post might actually be one of her funniest and most relatable of all time.
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The same qualities that make his work supremely relatable can also spiral inward toward madness.
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Would Ashley turn Nick into a relatable cry baby with incredible Dewy Beach Look skills?
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A drag queen going through security at the impeachment hearings is seriously relatable content. pic.twitter.
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Describing his true nature as a cat, many people found this an extremely relatable mood.
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These new angles also let the writers make the conflicts on these shows more relatable.
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But our favorites are the ones that make the Disney princesses a little more relatable.
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In the exchanges, he asks Dante for advice on how to come off as relatable.
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Met this robot in Stop and Shop todayAre the eyes to make it more relatable?
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But it was also what made him such a beloved character, because he was relatable.
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You see people all the time sharing something that's 'relatable' and saying 'me,' 'same,' etc.
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"Annaliese worrying about the Airbnb is the most relatable moment all episode," one person wrote.
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Did you have to downplay Fleabag's sexual obsessions to make her more "relatable" for TV?
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Do you strive for specificity or prefer that your lyrics be taken as universally relatable?
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This 12-track project finds Tink in a confessional state and at her most relatable.
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For decades, one of the main tenets of commercials has been casting "relatable"-looking people.
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In particular, and in my case, there's just something relatable about having an Asian mom.
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Royal commentator Richard Fitzwilliams told Insider it makes the duchesses "more relatable" to their fans.
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Perhaps I'd enjoy if Kendrick Lamar killed the stage with his catchy and relatable tunes.
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These students care passionately about many issues, and they would love relatable stories about styles.
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Humans always try to better ourselves, so the failure here is something everyone finds relatable.
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The show sets up relatable pairings and attempts to underscore the country's shifting social awareness.
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He is comfortable now, and this man I like: imperfect but not impertinent. Human. Relatable.
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Mustafa Shakir (The Deuce) played him as this character whose relatable and in the cut.
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"I think our show had a lot of really relatable moments like that," Kinsey said.
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Boone, 45, would be relatable to players and open to the Yankees' emphasis on analytics.
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There, for a moment at least, they find companionship: What's more relatable than being alone?
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This is the central failure of SATC 2: It's no longer relatable to women everywhere.
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We see a private side that can explain their drive or make them more relatable.
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Another detail revealed at the tail end of the film is so relatable — and chic.
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The documentary resonates because the long-simmering issues that Apu represents are so widely relatable.
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Celebrities lining up to showcase examples of their own artifice is very #relatable of them.
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Hilary Duff celebrated Thanksgiving with her family, and her holiday post couldn't be more relatable.
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By joining a conversation, you open yourself up to so many relatable people and stories.
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Twenty-five years passed, and Hollywood produced not one relatable female character in that time.
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For a few days, Chepe was able to elude captors and became a relatable rogue.
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Instead of ruining her campaign, her escape into the urban jungle makes her look relatable.
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She's just so relatable in the way she writes, especially to girls — and to me.
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He's the strongest in individual conversations with voters, and people find him to be relatable.
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When Schmidt asks her if she's OK, Lily has the most relatable response: "Get out."
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The CEO often vacillated between being funny and relatable to hyper-critical and even cruel.
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Groundbreaking episodes explored scenarios that were relatable, thrilling and humorous for a long-neglected audience.
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The attraction of K-pop, said AOA member Ji Min, is that it's very relatable.
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She makes the most heroic characters vulnerable, the most known familiar, the most despised relatable.
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It's good to be relatable, and a little humor, if unforced, goes a long way.
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With Glass's glib tweet and Mead's salient essay, "relatable" was reframed as something mildly sad.
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This helps make "We Are Displaced" relatable and relevant to a wide range of readers.
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Teenagers can be tough audiences and Mr. Obama could have just tried to be relatable.
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And it just so happens that that music was relatable to a lot of people.
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Some of you even said it was relatable, which I guess was kind of sad.
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Quirky and relatable, Juno's uniqueness is a persistent reminder that pregnant teens are humans first.
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I like its looks and the simple story it tells, wrapped in a relatable metaphor.
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Venom might just be the most relatable comic book character to grace a movie screen.
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Instead, their engagement photos may just be the most down-to-earth and relatable ones around.
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Don't worry, your lack of skill is so relatable that someone invented a product to help.
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Jennifer Lawrence has proven once again that she might be the most relatable celebrity in Hollywood.
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Okay, I get it —so far, none of this seems relatable to your life, or mine.
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He can also draw any era and make it look both completely authentic and instantly relatable.
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German Chancellor Angela Merkel has been extremely relatable during the first day of Hamburg's G20 summit.
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"Cheap" and "relatable" are not words you'd use in the same sentence as the Met Gala.
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Most Relatable As these two young sports fans learned, romance does not always go as planned.
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By virtue of being the only superhero without a superpower, and therefore human, Batman is relatable.
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Or at least more relatable than Spiderman or Mystique or Thor, the Asgardian god of thunder.
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This gem of a random tweet resurfaced over the weekend, and internetters found it oddly relatable.
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Elsewhere, she's using her social media feeds as a place to be somewhat accessible and relatable.
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Jennifer Lawrence, also known as the world's most relatable actress, looks to have a new beau.
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Even Sullivan has talked about how relatable their struggles have made them to so many people.
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The photography used on the site will include "relatable" photos of real-life moments, says Walmart.
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The world is a weird place when brands are tweeting like they're depressed to be ~relatable~.
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It's safe to say that she is just as wise and relatable as her onscreen counterpart.
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People have been finding the video relatable, and it's been dubbed the tough guy entrance meme.
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Lizzie: "Big Fish" is special because it's relatable and could be a metaphor for absolutely anything.
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As Breivik, Anders Danielsen Lie makes the man's isolation and self-importance chillingly real and relatable.
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Perry is up to his old (and profitable) tricks, and unfortunately, it's neither inspiring nor relatable.
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"And I just sit the hell down and chill in these soft pants," says Bryant. #Relatable.
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On Tuesday, Mendes became even more relatable when she shared her wardrobe malfunction on the app.
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This shift in the royals' communication method has made the younger royals appear relatable and relevant.
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Unlike those larger-than-life heroes, though, Peter Parker comes off as relatable, rather than aspirational.
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The first had to do with Ziegler's appearance, and the relatable teenage tendency to feel inadequate.
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That's the gist, right there: great friends, doing something relatable — who doesn't want to scream sometimes?
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Our hair is inextricably linked with our identity, making work like Favour's both inspiring and relatable.
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"I think that's a very relatable phase for women as they get older," the showrunner continued.
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But for photographer Frances F. Denny, the word "witch" carries a more relatable and cordial connotation.
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It's a funny, heartwarming and relatable film about the reality of break ups and casual sex.
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You were exorcising your sins to the online public, turning your faults into quirky, relatable content.
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That's largely thanks to Fairuza Balk's Nancy, a witch who is equal parts terrifying and relatable.
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It's a topic more relevant, pressing, and relatable than nearly anything else being sung these days.
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There's a Misty Copeland quote that's so relatable it's become a popular Instagram meme among dancers.
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"One: Investing is not relatable — people aren't doing it because it's confusing and overwhelming, " Krieg explains.
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In "Heroes," he sings of an impossible love and longing that simultaneously feels intimate and relatable.
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While she's certainly an impressive baker, it's her on-screen frustration that makes her so relatable.
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If you make it more of a fun story that's relatable, then it's easier to remember.
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Today, though, I think the face communicates a certain world-weariness that I find incredibly relatable.
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She also has a thing for chocolate, which makes me think maybe she's relatable after all.
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In the meantime, she hopes her journey can feel relatable to other teens along the way.
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That combination of sensations feels deeply relatable to Asian viewers who feel disconnected from their heritage.
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Emma Stone's taste buds are just as relatable as you might expect from the charming actress.
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Also intensely relatable are Margot's observations about this kind of sex: that, unsurprisingly, it's absolutely terrible.
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Rubio consistently demonstrates a command of the issues and delivers his answers in direct, relatable terms.
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When she tweeted asking for the whereabouts of her son, Seth's response was hilarious and relatable.
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But the truly incredible feat of this documentary is just how relatable it makes every animal.
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It's highly relatable watching Nada put on the glasses that reveal aliens are controlling the world.
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It's a pretty relatable story for anyone who has found themselves stuck in a toxic relationship.
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Our aim is to democratize our content in a way that is both relatable and inclusive.
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Waller-Bridge believes that topic is a relatable premise can be explored in many different ways.
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The pair got into a surprisingly relatable fight, which the show, and Rebecca, handled pretty well.
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NWR: It would be nice if the story is relatable, if people get what's going on.
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Cardin and VandenBerghe's plight is illuminating, relatable to anyone who's felt overworked, and hard to watch.
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Hanging out in THNK1994 might be the most comfortable, relatable art gallery experience I've ever had.
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But the heart of this song lies in Rebecca's achingly relatable sense of loneliness and alienation.
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This ongoing quest to expose injustice makes Watch Dogs 2 much more relatable than its predecessor.
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"Our imperfections/hardships make us all perfectly relatable, taking this journey through life together," Culpo added.
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People tend to compare themselves to celebrities, and the concept is very relatable to most people.
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"Sam's honesty is the most relatable part of him," the 24-year-old told USA Today.
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The scene is relatable: family members with genuine but slightly awkward smiles posed before the camera.
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In fact, to me, Holmes's bad hair is one of the only relatable things about her.
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The extremely relatable Grumpy Cat spawned a TV movie, merchandise, and memes after she went viral.
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Totally relatable and I have used many of the modes she describes in my own work.
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"I think it's more relatable to see the behind-the-scenes and realize it's really basic."
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That is really powerful, and I think it makes it a relatable thing, 'I'm tweeting too!
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They don't have to be relatable, represent the audience, or be perfect ambassadors for their demographics.
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"The goal was to make her a relatable character, one that was believable," Ms. Marie said.
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I had found a scoop that would make climate change relatable to a largely disinterested public.
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What We Do In The Shadows manages to make these bloodthirsty, legendary vampires seem weirdly relatable.
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I guess the lyrics are relatable ("you're just my internet friend, just the hot new trend…").
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People on Twitter also found this girl to be extremely relatable, and a true Halloween icon.
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They are wild animals, but their obvious grief and pain seem relatable to most of us.
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It's instantly relatable to people, and it makes you more authentic and real in their eyes.
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"I had always found anthropomorphic objects very sexy and relatable," she told me in an email.
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And you've gotta be relatable, so the things you're talking about — dress, how people work, etc.
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As well as its story being relatable but singularly structured, how the game plays feels unique.
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And "Afraid" is a self-empowerment jam that still feels relatable in the social media era.
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Upon entry, a flickering series of Extremely Relatable Human Faces projected on black plinths greet visitors.
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The signature brand of soul-crushing honesty in these images is relatable and easy to disseminate.
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The obscured overlays and expressive marks that embody Draxler's work are relatable reflections of repressed subconscious.
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It's soulful, dancey, catchy, and the lyrics so relatable that you're certain Gaga knows you personally.
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Earlier this year, I tweeted this: I had no idea if that was a relatable observation.
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It's fun to watch: there's discipline, pace, finesse and visible stars with personality and relatable physiques.
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Where we're just in your home, and we're perfectly relatable and happy at the same time.
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With nowhere to go, the calm demeanor in the face of imminent danger is extremely relatable.
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"I'm relatable to so many different communities because I don't fit into one box," she says.
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Public interest in violence has long tilted toward outlier cases deemed especially exciting, relatable or outrageous.
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It worked because, in many ways, the Simpsons were more relatable — they didn't hide their flaws.
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The stories of her childhood in St. Louis are relatable, self-deprecating and charming as hell.
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She says her story has plenty of twists that a lot of people will find relatable.
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They do this because they think tweets with errors in them make the president more relatable.
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She&aposs since become known for her over-the-top outfits, runway walks, and relatable videos.
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Though it's a gilded example of digital theft, there's something troubling and relatable about it all.
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Each film offers intimate glimpses into their subjects' realities, making them deeply relatable, to devastating effect.
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Her escalating arguments with Paige get back to what you said about the show being relatable.
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I think the chorus is very relatable, people know how fast those packages get to you.
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Their characters are funny and relatable, which makes us all the more invested in their lives.
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Keech often posts content meant to be relatable to her 1.8 million followers on the platform.
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They are intended to be "relatable," not "aspirational" like Barbie, said Michelle Chidoni, a Mattel spokeswoman.
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Reid is also a highly relatable young actress, who manages to alternately convey grit and vulnerability.
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Relatable baseball heroes are in retreat — and Hollywood seems to have lost interest in creating them.
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Like all good archaeology, it's yet another relatable touchpoint that connects us to our ancient past.
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I loved that she says things I can only dare think about; it was completely relatable.
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"A lot of brands struggle with, how do you be both aspirational and relatable?" he said.
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What's so relatable about Ellie is how her strength often comes from a place of vulnerability.
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"Everything that we've been doing for robotics competitions ... was directly relatable to this challenge," Elvebak said.
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If a story isn't relatable to their own life, it doesn't mean the book isn't good.
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Many of the most viral challenges in the past week have centered around relatable quarantine habits.
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Many of the most viral challenges in the past week have centered around relatable quarantine habits.
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Ms. Hardeman strives for a relatable pastiche built on a kind of cut-and-paste technique.
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Her unguarded exploration of it in her writing and public life is powerful, real, and relatable.
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Staying relatable I think about what I'm going to post for a decent amount of time.
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But Charlie, in a totally understandable, deeply relatable instance of torch-bearing, never stopped loving Astrid.
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As the daughter of a steadfast, exacting mother of my own, I find it entirely relatable.
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They have succeeded in part by creating an environment that is less formal and more relatable.
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And in today's environment, they're very relatable in a post, in a tweet, in a picture.
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Trish is also having an internal struggle between romance and her career, an incredibly relatable feeling.
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Aside from being a mess of a person, Bean also has a relatable amount of crippling insecurity "That boundary of keeping our characters relatable narrows the wide range of jokes you can tell, but ultimately we've found it's better to go real in fantasy," he said.
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Few capture the uncomfortably relatable human motivations behind those unthinkable acts of violence quite like The Last of Us. Few capture the uncomfortably relatable human motivations embedded in unthinkable acts of violence quite like The Last of Us. "What we're interested in is the 'why," said Gross.
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That's terrible for Wade, but great for us, because Deadpool is a deeply funny, relatable mutant hero.
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In all of our Kylie-mania, we can forget that Kendall Jenner is also a relatable Jenner.
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Maya's flashes of unpleasantness are some of the most honest parts and relatable parts of the show.
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Basically it's a story that will be shockingly relatable to even the most cynical Gilmore Girls fan.
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This makes sense, as everyone knows a good police dog has to be relatable to the people.
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Ahead, the funniest, weirdest, and most relatable (hello, tequila) celebrity social media posts from the big night.
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But Kércz likes how it gives humans the chance to see animals in a more relatable light.
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As Paula noted in "Who's the New Guy?" when Nathaniel first arrived, his character is not relatable.
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But when she tried to convince others that she was, in fact, relatable, no one believed her.
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The important message of hope in uncertain times and the spirituality of Earthseed are refreshing and relatable.
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It looks like Charle-feigh's hair chronicles are more relatable than she or Markeisha could have imagined.
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Lady Tremaine, with her flaws and insecurities, was far more relatable than our poor put-upon Cinderella.
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Outside of a few classic story beats, there's not much in this fantasy world you'd call relatable.
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She was just trying to tame an insecurity, and what's more relatable than a girl who's insecure?
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But to the immigrants who helped vet the scripts over the summer, they were relatable and reassuring.
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Certain topics require gravity and depth, but humor can make them accessible and relatable, if used effectively.
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They still have a combustible chemistry, and the film makes both their points of view seem relatable.
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The look was hilarious but relatable because who wouldn't be thinking some combination of, This is amazing!
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He's relatable not just to young men but anyone who's gone through shit times in their life.
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I hope Steve can help remove the stigma around discussing mental health by creating funny, relatable music.
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"She messes up a lot of the time, which for me makes her more relatable," Adams said.
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Being the very relatable baby he is, Boomer loves to lounge around and get down on Friday.
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He has a way of making even the most unlikable characters seem relatable, if not actually likable.
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Chrissy Teigen is here once again to remind you she's the most relatable human on the Internet.
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By using rap lyrics, your captions will be cool, relatable, and an instant hit with your followers.
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The people with phones were overwhelmingly seen as less relatable and more negative than people without them.
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Honestly, some parts of the video are a bit pedantic, but the song is just so relatable.
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Shea's tale of having a difficult relationship with her father was very relatable for many of us.
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But it was a good speech, and the sentences that were quoted were strong and relatable ones.
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And when I'm photographing, I'm aiming to capture authentic, relatable humanity in the context of the unfamiliar.
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Yes, it's culturally specific, but those themes of family, food, and love are so universal and relatable.
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Some of them are super cringe-y, some are relatable, but they are all worthy of chuckles.
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Even 30 years later, that kind of relatable yet aspirational heroine is a rare and wonderful thing.
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Whatever the reason, and no matter how relatable, the tool returns this information back to you plainly.
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The box in Diane's apartment marked only as "RED ARROWS" is relatable to everyone who's ever moved.
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Both novels are devourable narratives that present characters who are so relatable that they'll make you grimace.
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Details: The bank was roundly criticized on Twitter for its attempt at being relatable on social media.
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Lina Esco's simple film about young women wanting to do something feels pretty relatable at the moment.
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To see that very relatable experience represented onscreen is a testament to the need for female filmmakers.
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Her character, Kate, promises to be one of the most poignant and relatable roles on prime time.
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"Relatable" is about the sort of social anxiety many of us feel when we're out at parties.
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The shy, relatable babysitter is long gone, and in her place is a woman scarred by trauma.
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When the moment comes and Verlander pops the question, a hilariously relatable thought pops into her head.
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The original story depicted Melantha as a sort of inhuman, outsexed caricature rather than a relatable person.
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Kim Kardashian West has revealed her resolutions (and some plans) for 2018, and they are trés relatable.
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Amazon is giving football fans across the pond a more relatable way to watch America's favorite sport.
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It's a highly relatable, emotional moment, that sees both Clarke and Harington shed a tear or two.
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Prince Harry and Prince William are without a doubt the most relatable generation of royals to date.
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"Girls Are Horny Too" is essentially a primer on the female gaze in a relatable, everyday setting.
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" Danielle, who hopes to become a physical therapist one day, says players like Lloyd are "so relatable.
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Do you feel like there's something inherent in horror films that makes them more relatable to women?
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It's incredibly difficult to communicate the gravity and scale of this situation while also making it relatable.
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To unravel what gives "This Is Fine" both relatable and timeless qualities, we spoke with its creator.
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Tales of unmitigated success haven't felt terribly relatable to me lately, but hey at least someone's happy!
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So as the cops just try their best to be #relatable, they're actually missing the whole point.
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She's such an awesome instructor, and I love that she puts in relatable comments throughout the workout.
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Even when trying to be relatable across social media, they usually keep their messages light and funny.
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The thing is, though, I think it's this uncertainty and confusion that make this album particularly relatable.
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With their more simplistic, relatable take on cheery pop, Spice Girls felt like a perfectly-timed antidote.
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The fact that Louis' background was so average, so relatable, was already inherently part of his appeal.
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But as with everything surrounding Balam Acab, this album's origins are far more relatable and, frankly, mundane.
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Some of the videos have racked up hundreds of thousands of likes—in other words, they're relatable.
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As it turns out, Chrissy Teigen relatable celebrity, also likes to eat the same thing every day.
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Nearly all of Maya and Anna's attempts at popularity are wrought with this unbearably relatable cringe humor.
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It was relatable to a lot of people, but I wasn't expecting the amazing response it got.
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And this time around, their interests in the competition aren't just mockably earnest, they're actually fairly relatable.
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I watched American Psycho in theaters and it was the most relatable thing I have ever seen.
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Yeah. It's rare to read a great story that a woman my age would find relatable anyway.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, are simply trying too hard to be relatable and have invited ridicule in doing so.
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At the least, this Portland squad — damaged, proud, tireless, exceeding expectations against daunting odds — is more relatable.
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Vogue's profile of Margot Robbie, who covers the July issue, really wants to convey that she's relatable.
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Her nervous smile will be relatable to anyone having an "Oh, crap" moment on their wedding day.
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That kind of complexity in a hero is incredibly relatable but wasn't really done at the time.
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Hacker extraordinaire Lisbeth Salander is the deeply relatable female protagonist who owns bad people while wearing creepers.
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I did often wonder how relatable of a story it was when we started Better Call Saul.
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The video is Kylián on top form: choreography that engages and entertains, simultaneously relatable, funny, and impressive.
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Atlanta is eliciting conversations that affect black communities within its fictional, yet relatable, portrayal of rap's ecosystem.
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But in the UK, there were relatable people representing experiences middle-of-the-road kids could recognise.
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Glazer's springboard spirals go along with the overall aura of her character: unapologetic, unfiltered, and very relatable.
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In addition to centralizing tools, it amplifies positive, local and relatable messages rather than camouflaging bad reviews.
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This is the Conejo Malo that made "Amorfoda" and X100PRE highlight "Solo de Mí" into relatable anthems.
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Besides using new technology, filmmakers revise storylines to make them feel relatable to modern moviegoers, he said.
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Both artists complement each other, and so do the lyrics; it's sort of relatable in a way.
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But in the end, there's something very relatable here through their growth over eight 20-minute episodes.
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I think it's relatable though the idea that you are just one move away from total disaster.
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One of those people is Sophie Allison, who performs inviting and relatable indie rock as Soccer Mommy.
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You have no idea what the argument is about, but the situation is immediately recognizable and relatable.
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Plus, she describes what hyperemesis is like and for someone, somewhere that is some extremely relatable shit.
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It's a relatable experience to just about anyone, but it hits closer to home knowing her background.
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But the true power of Hustlers lies in the juxtaposition of visceral highs against harshly relatable realities.
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In BlacKkKlansman, the KKK are depicted as so stupid, terrible, and dimwitted that they're completely un-relatable.
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And displayed at human-level, each screen conveys a life-size presence that feels relatable and transfixing.
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It's miles funnier than the wig, and it's relatable, too, which is the mark of true comedy.
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And though it isn't canon, you'll wish it were, because it's a Wonder Woman story that's relatable.
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"When it's two people laughing about their own relationship problems, it's much more relatable," Ms. Pool said.
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We're all socially anxious people, and "Michael in the Bathroom" is such a relatable, bare, vulnerable moment.
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"I think the couples are all very relatable," said Kate Farrell, one of the show's executive producers.
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We are constantly bombarded with work that is not relatable to our interests and is very structured.
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"She takes on issues like death and spirituality and history and makes them relatable," Ms. Hayden said.
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"He is that relatable victim," Beth Pratt-Bergstrom, the California director of the National Wildlife Federation, says.
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I try to be relatable and convey the president's message directly to the people across the country.
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Instead, try something more relatable, like #selfcare under a picture of you standing next to a horse.
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Doherty's struggles off-screen, which I'd read about in my teen magazines, were also fascinating yet relatable.
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It's still the workplace microcosm of petty rivalries and fleeting love stories that makes it so relatable.
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Yep, it's the time of the year where they all pretend to be relatable by wearing jeans.
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Miccio, for her part, denied adding content to her videos with the sole agenda of appearing relatable.
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Her struggles, at their core, are surprisingly relatable to the everyday misogyny many American women deal with.
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Smartphones are what people are filming their videos with, so it&aposs just more relatable, he said.
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As far as crimes of vanity go, editing your own Wikipedia page is an extremely relatable one.
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However, the story's details manage to shed new, relatable light on these pups' essential and emotional work.
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Her popularity on YouTube has largely been attributed to how down-to-earth and relatable she is.
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"It's rare for one person to be relatable across so many countries and cultures," Ms. Patrick said.
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Relatable and sometimes giggly, Ms. Kattan is not in the makeup game to make a quick buck.
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"Yes, she was a member of the royal family, and yet she was so relatable," he says.
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Yep, it's the time of the year where they all pretend to be relatable by wearing jeans.
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His stand-up is energetic and youthful, focusing on relatable and observational topics with a sharp perspective.
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And I hope that some of you will find it just as relatable, but for better reasons.
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It's meant to be a relatable, visceral piece about our relationship with water, one open to interpretation.
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It is first and foremost a painfully relatable family melodrama, with affecting performances and fully realized characters.
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"Sisterhood of The Traveling Pants" is easily one of the most relatable movies about four best friends.
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He's instantly more relatable than Tony Stark's "genius billionaire playboy philanthropist," or Captain America's star-spangled super soldier.
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"I think [Spider-Man] is the most relatable hero," says producer Kevin Feige on a call to Mashable.
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But the common denominator is that they are all relatable and have the ability to relate with fans.
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Blake Lively has become known for being funny and relatable — two traits that often go hand-in-hand.
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The beard grounds the character Marvel introduced to us eight years ago, making him more relatable and human.
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The greatest unintended consequence of this memoir is that it may make its author, at last, widely relatable.
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But despite his success, the 31-year-old had a refreshingly relatable interaction with his own celebrity idol.
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That's definitely the case for #DatingIsHardBecause, the relatable AF hashtag that's been keeping single people busy all day.
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She just comes across like a normal child – which makes her extra relatable, even to adults like us.
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Up until Tracy appears, Atari is the closest thing Isle of Dogs has to a relatable human character.
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It's what makes the evolution of her lyrics, her sound, and her look, an entirely relatable, human experience.
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We're grateful to creators Nick Stoller and Francesca Delbanco for creating a wise, funny and supremely relatable show.
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That moment underlines the reason Frank is a unique talent: his application of relatable feelings to experimental music.
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Levin's page exploded in popularity in 2015 thanks to her mix of beauty tutorials and relatable lifestyle videos.
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And what's more relatable than a pudgy middle-aged divorcé binge-eating pizza and weeping over nature docs?
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For us, it was taking that down off of that weird dark pedestal and making it more relatable.
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And the way to do this is by making the issues around fixing Social Security relatable to them.
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Among the replies are those relatable wishes we can all appreciate, like wine, mozzarella sticks, and sexual favors.
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"Playing a cop from New York, she wanted her look to be relatable, yet still sexy," he says.
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Nothing more relatable than this kid trying to pull his phone out to get a selfie is me.
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His only other personality trait is "dumb, but no one cares" which is not exactly inspiring or relatable.
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"There's just something so incredibly relatable that Jodie Comer brings to the role of a psychopath," Barnett said.
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In the interview, North revealed that although she lives among the rich and famous, she's actually very relatable.
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His music expresses a unique vulnerability, like listening to someone recite a particularly absorbing and relatable diary entry.
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Reynolds and Alma's shifting struggles to balance out the expectations and needs in their relationship is painfully relatable.
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The characters are real and relatable, and its unique form of narrative structure makes it a quick read.
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But for us normal women, who don't have seven-figure bank accounts, is their advice at all relatable?
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He's a character designed as a soulful, relatable outsider, a hero whose internal struggles match the external ones.
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There is very little about her persona that appears curated, which gives fans the sense that she's relatable.
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Whether they're personally grappling with these issues or seeking vicarious thrills, teens gravitate toward subject matter that's relatable.
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Once accessible and relatable stars may start to seem more distant from the viewers who brought them success.
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Sasha Sloan "Normal" A way too relatable sentiment: just play that pop song we know but don't like.
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They create narratives because it's easier to do the job if there is a relatable storyline to follow.
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" Looking back at what made Moore such a successful Bond, Seymour says, "I think he was very relatable.
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If that doesn't make her the most relatable movie star on the planet, we aren't sure what could.
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This story arc is one of the most relatable moments on the show in its nine-year history.
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She's a really relatable young woman who is concerned about the world just like you and I are.
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"I didn't think Eleven would be as relatable as I thought, because she literally has nothing," she said.
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The movie allowed Barrymore to play a character that was, and is, deeply relatable to young girls everywhere.
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I think this movie is very relatable without having to blow up the White House and Big Ben.
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And the best part about Swiftian dance moves, much like her irresistibly charming lyrics, is that they're relatable.
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So though Ms. Marvel might be relatable to some, having just one well-written Muslim superhero isn't enough.
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That's why I think anime excels in the giant mecha form because they make their characters so relatable.
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You had the pretty boy and charismatically inclined Justin, and the innocent but relatable girl next door, Kelly.
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But at the same time, John is the relatable one who wants a girlfriend and a normal life.
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This is both plausible and, because of Rhys' completely believable air of troubled unhappiness, preposterously, even comically relatable.
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Politicians go to great lengths to cultivate authentic, relatable personas, often because they're much wealthier than their constituents.
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These are the characters that are just too funny, too relatable, and too ridiculous to play second banana.
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What I'm focusing on is finding moments that stick out to me that are funny and relatable. Yeah.
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And despite being one of the most relatable characters, she dances to the beat of her own drum.
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The climax of Rogue One is a truly relatable struggle: Uploading A Very Large File Under Time Constraints.
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The eternally relatable star took to Twitter yesterday to request her fans' assistance in making the big decision.
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Brooksbank choked back tears while a similarly emotional Eugenie giggled, providing surprisingly relatable moments from this regal affair.
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Getting robbed of millions of dollars of jewelry at gunpoint is not relatable, and it's not aspirational, either.
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It's not what happens to the relatable, just-like-you-but-prettier-and-richer heroine of a docusoap.
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She's very relatable to a lot of people, they think she could be one of their family members.
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This is just a pic of Arthur's fist but idk how I feel that it's just so relatable.
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But stand-ups are talking about stuff that was much more relatable than it was in the past.
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We are the human labor that makes the Assistant relevant, funny, and relatable in more than 50 languages.
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He likes chilling out in his pet stroller or in a doggy carseat, and taking long naps (relatable).
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You almost want it to slow down and focus on Dory, whose plight is powerful, relatable, and poignant.
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She did what poets do, making all the joys and despairs of life seem bearable, relatable, and beautiful.
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Dion continues the trend of celebrities making highly relatable and down-to-Earth food choices following formal events.
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David's meek obedience through this dumbshow makes him seem passive and not always relatable, which seems entirely deliberate.
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It captures the humanity and hilarity of every character, revealing the relatable person within the sparkly neon spandex.
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Though most of these clips leave us feeling extremely uncomfortable, some of them are actually kind of relatable.
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But Sigrid seems to have chosen the other path available to her: young, fun, relatable—and, crucially, poptastic.
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These novels capture the sound and the fury of high school hallways with real, relatable, and compelling stories.
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Emmy nominee Issa Rae has an extremely relatable habit: She loves to watch drama unfold over social media.
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She made an album that spoke about real, relatable issues with collaborations that made sense to the music.
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That fighting spirit, in the face of such adversity, is relatable enough for most Americans at this point.
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The most relatable moment in that entire tantrum happened as Rant-Man was being tackled to the ground.
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Here are a handful of Kipnis' best moments from the offseason, proving he's a super funny, relatable dude.
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Saying "I'm freaking out" in a funny voice in that credit card commercial, always relatable that James.18.
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And while Hadid may be a jet-setting model, her first thoughts in the morning are pretty relatable.
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What I think we have to do a better job [of] is articulating it and making it relatable.
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It's refreshing real talk for a subject where the advice is often earnest and practical but hardly relatable.
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Plemons' performance makes David's pity relatable, giving the young man an outward softness that conceals the biting humor.
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And Condor said that her body image issues are relatable for anyone her age, Hollywood star or not.
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Even when he's explaining why he won't take pictures with fans, he manages to be positive and relatable.
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As a human who hasn't yet perfected on-land movement, I find this to be a relatable characteristic.
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The Barefoot Contessa recently shared her grocery list with Bon Appétit, and it included a few relatable tidbits.
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It's a confusing message, but a relatable one, balancing an impulse toward stillness with the need for action.
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The programme-makers thus watch out for, and cut, anything that looks fake: the families must be relatable.
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I want to work in a way where I can portray women who are relatable throughout my life.
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Shows about Black people often rely on the nuclear family model as the anchor to make them relatable.
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The more that jurors learn of Manafort, the less likely they are to find him relatable or likable.
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Want a host so relatable, he has as much contempt for Hollywood sorts as the general public does?
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And a lack of size options makes the retailer even less relatable to a growing pool of women.
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It brought Christie down to our levels, made him real and more personable because seemed relatable to us.
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Ms. Morgan, a forward for the United States women's soccer team, is a gold medalist — not so relatable.
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" But the most relatable is the "Making Eye Contact with Everyone But the Person You're Slow Dancing With.
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Check out the video to hear Ice T reinterpret some beloved characters, giving them much more relatable lines.
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That Abrams, Bryce, and Williams can understand these concerns may, if anything, make them more relatable, not less.
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"Maybe You Should Talk to Someone" is an entertaining, relatable, moving homage to therapy — and just being human.
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This image is as relatable as a 16-year-old Browne sitting on the corner and counting minutes.
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It's a brutal and also drolly relatable sequence—who hasn't eaten their feelings or lied out of shame?
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While the album is personal, I tried to push a lot of feelings into more ambiguous/relatable territory.
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They help teenagers see climate change or microbiology as relatable when they might otherwise see them as dry.
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While some flock to recognizable actors who appear relatable (or likable), people's fascination with Shannon is an anomaly.
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A wide-open and enormous Democratic field will only put pressure on candidates to appear relatable and genuine.
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"People respected her and liked her, but she wasn't relatable to the typical daytime audience," Mr. Weisman said.
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Taylor Swift has always prized being #relatable ever since the release of 1989 those many, many years ago.
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She maneuvers through big issues with a pace and clarity that makes unpalatable topics fascinating, and unfortunately, relatable.
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Garabedian is humble but ambitious; the figures in his paintings are monumental but gawky – relatable heroes and heroines.
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She seems like she was almost like a prophet, but also a very down-to-earth, relatable person.
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The NYT Parenting team hopes the site's trustworthy, relatable guidance will help parents save time and reduce anxiety.
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What happened to Green was something that could happen to any adult, and the incident was ultimately relatable.
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It's showy, but also a difficult character to make real and relatable, a hurdle the actress ultimately clears.
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Every lyric felt universally relatable, even as they referred to an experience defined by racial and political identity.
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Be more selective about what you share, and save shares for your most important updates and relatable moments.
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Over the past 5 years, Grace and Frankie have become some of streaming's most beloved and relatable characters.
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This relatable is debatable, though, considering that the characters are conventionally attractive and range from comfortable to wealthy.
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Her aforementioned one-liners remain as astute as they are austere, the wisdom she shares just as relatable.
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And though the five-time NBA champ was undoubtedly giving expert advice, his daughter's reaction was extremely relatable.
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Jeffree Star is popular because he is not relatable, because he flaunts his expert makeup talents and wealth.
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It is no longer the obligation of the celebrity to be unattainable; it's more important to be relatable.
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Nemesis is not "relatable" in the Hollywood sense, which is to say she is not kooky and conflicted.
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Like relatable memes that understand just how much this marathon-friendly show means to its die hard fans.
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He frequently sang of loneliness and solitude in ways that made his songs both instantly relatable and catchy.
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Why we loved it: Its funny-yet-relatable family drama and nod to nostalgia was a mega hit.
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Talk about relatable: Claudia Larson (Holly Hunter) returns to her hometown for Thanksgiving feeling like an abject failure.
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He says he chose that topic because it was personal and relatable to the international audience in attendance.
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Fans have also raved about how relatable and important the film is for members of the LGBTQ communities.
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It was representational art framed as relatable content, a perfect artifact for a world that increasingly values both.
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By making incredibly fun animations that are also relatable, Hosoda has become a beloved figure among anime fans.
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These narrative canvases reference the artist's childhood, tying together personal memories and anecdotes that are more universally relatable.
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In another recent and highly relatable post, she talks about how she loves to lurk and creep online.
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His familiar environments and the relatable characters that fill them resemble children's story cartoons with post-undergrad flair.
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But some of Krypton's heavier moments also strike strong emotional chords, by combining highly relatable issues with strong performances.
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Professor X is one of the few comics characters with a physical disability who is relatable for disabled cosplayers.
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In August, lend others your ears, even if you have to stop yourself from sharing a relatable personal anecdote.
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After we sifted through the trolls, because of course, we found some surprising, relatable, and at times heartwarming answers.
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It's the same relatable approach that initially made the likes of Kanye West and Kid Cudi such interesting propositions.
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Lady Bird was relatable for the restless energy its protagonist feels growing up in an environment she deems unremarkable.
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In addition to a fascination with Kardashian drama (#relatable), it turns out he also has quite the gum habit!
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Both films will likely drop in 2020, so get ready to see a lot of everyone's favorite relatable gal.
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Yeah, I tell my brother I want to sing about stuff that is relatable and in a positive way.
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MIKE doesn't use the word relatable, but it doesn't do too badly to sum up part of his appeal.
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Vodafone wanted to adopt a new spokesperson who is authentic, relatable and can truly live up to brand values.
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This flashback of what their life together could have been like is at once too much and so relatable.
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The series, which Joubert said was "overexaggerated, but had a lot of relatable things," ran from 2009 to 2011.
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But they were relatable and aspirational, too, showcasing the beauty and humanity that comes with surviving life's toughest trials.
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Ten years later, the internet has collectively gone back in their feelings reviving this brand of relatable heartbroken quotes.
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But as she writes in a relatable new Instagram post, she's feeling frustrated that her body isn't there yet.
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Because "ambiversion" is so common and relatable, psychologists and psychiatrists have not been all that interested in the concept.
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It also allows scientists to highlight some human-like traits in these animals and ultimately make them more relatable.
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Their exchange, of course, proved to be relatable for other Twitter users who instantly thought of their own mothers.
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It needs characters that are relatable and real, even if only in the context of their own cinematic world.
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Both accounts make international diplomacy relatable to the troll set, who make a significant share of the Twitter audience.
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Sharma says the Moments that perform the best are the ones that are most relatable to someone's everyday life.
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When the "Truth Hurts" singer saw the clip, she had a very relatable response: she freaked out in excitement.
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This kind of easily relatable affection is an inviting, assuring door into a culture known mostly for its excess.
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He's a relatable kind of villain, harmless and sad — not an Everyman, but an audience avatar for the downtrodden.
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I'm interested in how relatable it is to people and to their experiences and if it inspires them in.
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Be sure to bookmark Cinderblock's YouTube page for new videos to bring relatable joy to our otherwise meaningless lives.
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And though Crane may be brilliant in his psychiatry career, it's his dysfunctional family relationships that make him relatable.
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But I've also often wondered if they worked against him, chipped away at some of what made him relatable.
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Still, today's shows are taking things to new levels — yes, these characters are flawed, but they're also incredibly relatable.
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I think that's a very relatable feeling for someone who's scrolling through Instagram and seeing this very perfect life.
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I suppose solely focusing on the music is the goal, but the important thing is how to stay relatable.
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What says "I banished my oldest advisor and ravaged the other in bed" but keeps a leader looking relatable?
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"What makes cars more relatable is the human hands that made them, and yes, those create imperfections," he says.
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He strips back the often glamourized approach of travel photography and instead shows us something incredibly amusing and relatable.
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It's tragic, but relatable, and also keeps the story from being too morose, too emotionally impenetrable, and too weird.
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"I think she's going viral because she may be the most relatable cat I've ever seen," Plante told CNN.
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Whatever was actually going on in Speaker Pelosi's mind, the moment was very relatable and delicious for many people.
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In it, she takes the opposite approach to Ellen's sweeping, universal, "relatable" observational comedy — instead, she gets extremely specific.
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" According to Parker, Sex and the City 3 had a "beautiful, funny, heartbreaking, joyful, very relatable script and story.
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He was emotional, making the moment revealing, and judging from the nods of many staring up at him, relatable.
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They said it's free, caters to their hobbies, and, because many YouTubers are teenagers, the content is more relatable.
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It's a relatable, painful yearning for meaning in all of this randomness, told in spare, down-to-earth truths.
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Here are the nine most relatable things about the penguins in March Of The Penguins: The Next Step. 1.
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" According to Parker, Sex and the City 3 had a "beautiful, funny, heartbreaking, joyful, very relatable script and story.
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Both are balancing successful careers while raising four kids, each with their own set of amusing and relatable problems.
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The 3rd Hour of Today provides viewers with trending topics and news but also delivers personal and relatable segments.
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You find a celebrity who seems so relatable, who you just know you'd be friends with in real life.
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Not only does this home movie seem oddly relatable—haven't we all experienced such rude awakenings in our lives?
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It's one anxious thought after another, relatable to anyone who has ever felt the distinct contours of a spiral.
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In honor of the anniversary of the Women's March, Laura Linney shared her relatable experience attending last year's march.
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While costar Renée Zellweger addressed Jones' feminist identity, Firth and Dempsey were quick to praise her character's relatable nature.
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Just like Elio and Oliver's story of an agonizing first love, theirs is a relationship that is deeply relatable.
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That's what Olympic hopeful Steph Rothstein Bruce is showing in her relatable Instagram posts as she documents her training.
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Nico and Veronica sound more aspirational than relatable, but fit with the sleek vibe they are intended to embody.
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Both films peel back New York City's glamour to show youthful hedonism in a realistic, relatable (if tragic) way.
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People decided to take those moments of silence in between Eminem's freestyle and turn it into something extremely relatable.
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A simple, relatable concept driven by unpredictable gameplay, the game was one of the biggest hits for Hap Inc.
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The struggle is real, and it's also hilarious and relatable to entrepreneurs at all stages with their small business.
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These are all relatable activities celebrities sometimes admit to, when the cameras are off and the coast is clear.
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Something that's very impressive about your performance as Christine Baskets is how relatable you make her out to be.
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In her mind, weather forecasts are the perfect place to talk about climate, because weather is accessible and relatable.
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Through their social sharing, the younger royals are coming across as relatable, relevant and human to a millennial audience.
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She believes this is partly why the public finds them more "accessible and relatable" than their father Prince Charles.
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But she's not charming when she's trying to be nice, talking about babies and yoga and relatable lady stuff.
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It's a lot more relatable than simply killing a lot of bad guys to avenge a loved one's death.
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But the opposites-attract setup really is charming and relatable, and each decade's update to the formula is telling.
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You know these types of people, or you've been Dani, or her and Christian's fraying relationship feels cringingly relatable.
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After six seasons of cringe-worthy and all-too-relatable twists and turns, the end of Girls is nigh.
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The little girl said some pretty relatable things about how difficult flirting can be, no matter what your age.
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That's why "All This Panic," the documentary directed by Jenny Gage which hit theaters March 31, is so relatable.
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That felt like a really plain and relatable reality of a single mom raising a kid on her own.
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No, her most memorable mistake worst wasn't the time she over-plucked her famous brows — it's even more relatable.
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And watching them grapple with their own struggles, relatable though they may be, will not actually address your own.
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