Dr. Selwyn tells his repressed tale to the narrator, who then passes a slightly less repressed version on to us.
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Singapore's LGBTQ community is fairly repressed in the conservative country.
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Issues you have been ignoring can't be repressed any longer.
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They are both areas where the repressed conscious mind vents.
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The filing alleges investigators repressed information about the second site.
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The opportunity to release some repressed anger is coming up.
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Was Ford's recollection a "repressed memory" that uncovered during therapy?
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The truth is, Castro repressed dissent with arrests and executions.
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A screaming face seemed to embody the pain she repressed.
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But there is a darker side, however remote or repressed.
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His repressed Nazi salute known as the "quenelle" went viral.
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But more specifically white men are those they consider repressed.
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One is a shy and slightly repressed teenager named Jason.
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The Algerian debacle was also repressed — again by de Gaulle.
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Because of perceived societal prejudice, they live in repressed silence.
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I knew that he was struggling with his repressed homosexuality.
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Secrets will be exposed and repressed emotions come to light.
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Public life in America has become too repressed and scripted.
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Within a few episodes Eleven starts to feel repressed and angry.
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But Marston's goal was to encourage children not to be repressed.
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In Sunni-led Bahrain it has backed the repressed Shia majority.
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Yet, the clear perpetrator isn't a suburban mom with repressed trauma.
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And according to Jung, a dream doesn't necessarily reveal repressed wishes.
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When it is turned off, or "repressed", the protein's production stops.
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Even though he has overt rage, he also has repressed rage.
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Individual rights are not principles to be compromised, diluted, or repressed.
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Jihadi-Salafism, as the labor movement has traditionally been repressed in
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In Egypt, security services had savagely repressed the Brotherhood for decades.
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The therapist urged her to confront the feelings she had repressed.
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The reason is that repressed financial systems eventually outlive their usefulness.
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The arrival of Farrell, an injured Yankee soldier, awakens repressed desires.
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There's always elements of yourself, maybe repressed elements of different characters.
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Exciting ideas, repressed emotions, and wild dreams will arrive this evening.
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That doesn't mean we've repressed issues of importance or ignored problems.
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But repressed issues can rebound at later times with greater severity.
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Salem was like the original repressed, David Lynch-y American suburb.
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Fear, repressed memories or just the passage of time were challenges.
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She created a small business, born of a long-repressed passion.
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Most of the time, female anger is discouraged, repressed, ignored, swallowed.
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The aggregate is a secret that I've repressed knowing from myself.
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I guess I was afraid, and I guess I was repressed.
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This is also a powerful time to acknowledge your repressed emotions.
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Her repressed fury comes out in quiet touches of theatrical grandeur.
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Sam corroborates that Becky had repressed memories she hoped to shake loose.
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He would find the language of higher education today repressed and bureaucratic.
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Arthur Janov, a psychologist, thought that screams could uncover repressed childhood trauma.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, he linked sleepwalking with the fulfilling of repressed sexual desires.
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They were very good people, with high moral standards — but very repressed.
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Still, he's not quite the typical, repressed white man of the era.
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" She says seeing nakedness as something bad is "so repressed and unhealthy.
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But at the time she denied it, repressed it, and dismissed it.
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The repressed voice of Turkey's conservative working class needed to be heard.
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Those who aren't fascinated by sex are usually repressed in some way.
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Repressed feelings have surfaced, and now you have to deal with them.
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"I'm more or less a repressed Nancy," Jaimes told me over email.
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The songs I write are repressed love letters to dismal teenage pretending.
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I privately disagreed, thinking of some of the behaviors that were repressed.
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"I think it accesses aspects of yourself that you've repressed," he said.
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Freud believed that traumatic memories were repressed and consigned to the unconscious.
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Clearly, they couldn't all be manifesting neuroses caused by repressed sexual fantasies.
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When such movements were brutally repressed, Havana and Moscow reacted with indifference.
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Do you think he repressed the whole matter of his tax returns?
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Her emotions can be deeply repressed, and she is often in denial.
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Are those who feel the tingles just a bunch of repressed weirdos?
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Past my aching mandible I coughed up a few repressed childhood memories.
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But now under the Trump administration, the issue has been largely repressed.
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And one of the most repressed, by both external forces and herself.
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In stark contrast, North Korea remains the world's most repressed economy and state.
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It's a poignant, rich, unmissable portrait of repressed queer identity in the South.
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A further distortion lies in a repressed financial system that restricts investment opportunities.
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I believe that the desire of people for freedom can't be repressed forever.
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As in a Freudian ghost story, Yinniang is the return of the repressed.
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Even in more traditional dictatorships, social media's democratic potential hasn't been entirely repressed.
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He is what happens when Black girls are ignored, repressed, and set aside.
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Irbil, Iraq (CNN)Raqqa is perhaps the most isolated, repressed city on earth.
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And, as psychodynamic clinicians know, repressed emotions inevitably emerge in other forms elsewhere.
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Emotionally charged issues you repressed will come back up for you to process.
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You're going to work through a lot of repressed anger this summer, Pisces!
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I can look back now and see the repressed closeted teenager I was.
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The body idolized and brutalized; the body stretched and abstracted, repressed and reimagined.
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In Lady in the Water, Heep's repressed grief is what makes him powerful.
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Those memories we tamped down, those emotions we repressed, are finding an outlet.
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Like the new world's repressed unconscious, those dungeons, laboratories, and mechanical monstrosities remain.
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Day-Lewis's repressed Edwardian, Munro's young women too smart for their own good.
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The Titans helped show her the more repressed and modest ways of Earth.
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It is the sort of flagrant acting-out one expects in repressed families.
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Don't be surprised if some repressed feelings bubble up to the surface today.
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Have they simply repressed their traumatic memories, or is something else at play?
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These are the stories and realities that have been ignored, repressed, and suppressed.
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Shadows are proxies for the unconscious, repressed or unrealized side of the self.
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I now believe, Nic repressed his feeling to care for me and for David.
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Con: Crying hysterically in front of emotionally repressed commuters is not a good look.
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Love Yourself: Tear represents the shadow archetype, as it deals with dark, repressed feelings.
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But the revolution didn't materialize, and the excitement of that day was quickly repressed.
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When I cut myself off from role-playing, I repressed every moment of it.
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Is Dolores even aware of what she's doing when she "activates" Maeve's repressed memories?
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Why a show about sexually repressed teenagers coming of age in 19th century Germany?
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His characters are often rigid and repressed, reflecting their worlds' considerable anxieties and frustrations.
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The government quickly pulled "Repressed Jokes", as the recording was known, from the market.
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Those who dare to claim their rights and resist are intimidated, repressed, and killed.
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Has she repressed some form of Sapphic desire as a result of losing Suzanne?
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She relishes the strained encounters with her distant, repressed father and passive-aggressive stepmother.
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I used to play that part like it's her explosion after being so repressed.
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China is not like the old Soviet Union, which both impoverished and repressed people.
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The novel's drama is all in emotional communication of various stripes — repressed, tentative, impassioned.
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Sometimes, the president elevates conservatives' allegations that their messages are getting repressed or censored.
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Their special expertise is in unscrupulous attacks on voices that have already been repressed.
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I repressed a shiver as I wandered alone through its labyrinth of whitewashed rooms.
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He is a misogynist with a creepy, repressed relationship to his body and sexuality.
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Is Larry truly present, or simply giving voice to the desires Dorothy has repressed?
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Both Syrian and Iraqi Kurds have been repressed by Arab governments in their own countries.
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While completing a HTML/CSS course on Codecademy, some repressed memories have come to light.
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I often find myself wondering how much longer I could have repressed that awful afternoon.
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They are, or at least were, invitations to explore the repressed elements of American selfhood.
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But don't be fooled — The Favourite is not your average politely repressed British costume film.
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Politics are a modern-day Colosseum where outward anger is repressed and betrayal is not.
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I'm so repressed emotionally that it doesn't take much, especially if I'm on a plane.
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He's so reserved, even repressed, that even after two hours he feels like an enigma.
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"For so long women's voices haven't been heard and women have been repressed," Baldoni said.
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In Britain, coming from the heart of the repressed aristocracy, it represents a major shift.
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You learn why repressed Victorian Brits considered the word "leg" too salacious for pleasant company.
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But it also repressed pious peasants from the heartland, along with ethnic minorities like Kurds.
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Gregg and Angus battle the repressed emotions and social exclusion of the small town queer.
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"She talked about how repressed the people were and about visiting military bases," Colon said.
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Rarely lustful or repressed, these Victorians were more often embarrassed, uncomfortable, self-conscious or vain.
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In the early days, a lifetime of repressed feelings roiled, oozed and exploded during sessions.
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He becomes suffused with waves of guilt and shame that have been repressed for decades.
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So, we're finally starting to see the origins of both Farid's and Ramon's repressed traumas.
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The party responded to Trump in a tweet, pledging not to be silenced or repressed.
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People will be taking things personally, and repressed feelings will start coming to the surface.
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The past you're processing: Repressed memories are coming in and clearing out this summer, Aries.
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" Helene Deutsch, another psychoanalyst, defined menstruation as "agitated periods during which previously repressed feelings are released.
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Dissidents repressed Many viewed Castro as an enemy of human rights, who suppressed and imprisoned dissidents.
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But stash your repressed memories of Surfer Steve and his necklace back where they came from.
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Inevitable and unruly, dust is the enemy of the modern order, its repressed other, its nemesis.
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A police report investigating the accident said state security forces forcefully repressed the crowd without warning.
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NAGUIB: Well I think first of all we hear stories about people being repressed you know.
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"It's important for me to draw women where their sexuality isn't hidden or repressed," she says.
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Political activists and gay and lesbian athletes were openly repressed during the Winter Games in Sochi.
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We were in another club, but it was so bad that we immediately repressed its name.
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The next year, as millions of Venezuelans gathered in protest, his security forces violently repressed demonstrators.
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Our China columnist visits members of the Hui, a repressed Muslim minority spread throughout the country.
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He was also shy, repressed, and a little odd-looking—short, with a big, squarish head.
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"Even the most repressed person will let themselves go at an EVE event," she adds, laughing.
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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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The whole film just has so much atmosphere and repressed terror that just becomes more prominent.
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As Lear's silent, modest daughter, one understood the emotional pain that her repressed affection cost her.
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Whatever I had repressed all those years came rushing back the second after I gave birth.
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Mr. Maduro's increasingly authoritarian government has violently repressed two waves of protests and jailed opposition leaders.
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Amplifying the voices of those who have repressed half the population is a strategy for failure.
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It led me to think of my half-repressed shrug at the beginning of this month.
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As a psychiatrist might tell us, the deeper something is repressed, the more power it exerts.
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You're experiencing a major psychic awakening, dear Aquarius, and repressed emotions are bubbling to the surface.
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Their position is eminently reasonable: They've been viciously repressed, on account of being a weak minority.
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Nothing reaches the level of having a status in the repressed, where real elaboration is possible.
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"It's important for me to draw women where their sexuality isn't hidden or repressed," she says.
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Don't you have anything better to do in life, than air your repressed sexual fantasies in public?
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The best way to understand Trump is in psychological terms: He represents the return of the repressed.
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Members suggested she had repressed childhood sexual trauma and urged her to be celibate for a year.
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He's too repressed to do anything about it or even process the emotion, and it confuses him.
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That promise may not be honoured by the country's repressed opposition, which may some day take power.
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Under the influence of Freud, psychiatrists had sifted their patients' life histories for repressed emotions and memories.
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You can view the Tethered as a physical projection of each character's repressed fears, anxieties, and traumas.
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The moon is in Sagittarius, a sign that's all about freedom—find yours by revisiting repressed emotions.
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I went back to when I repressed my sexuality to the point that it nearly killed me.
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In Amma Asante's film, Belle is a woman of colour living in the repressed 18th century Britain.
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We're talking about Xi Jinping, whose government has tortured and imprisoned dissidents and repressed civil society groups.
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Other Kurdish groups, such as the local affiliate of the KDP, have been sidelined and critics repressed.
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In Watchmen's case, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons explored the fascist impulse and repressed sexuality in superheroes.
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Novels about archaeology are often about finding something repressed, and what that process does to the onlookers.
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Seeing the military once again patrolling the streets had brought painful memories, long repressed, to the surface.
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Kimber Haven: Working in the adult industry has made me see most [people] as horribly sexually repressed.
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Human Rights Watch, however, told NBC News that the Cuban government has increasingly repressed dissent and criticism.
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The negative memories aren't repressed, per se, but any positives are extracted and brought to the forefront.
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Repressed emotions and memories could come up during this eclipse, so make time for yourself to heal.
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They repressed others, of course, but ultimately they didn't have that doctrinaire dimension of excluding other truths.
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Kelley fetishizes the unremembered areas, or absences, in these works by equating each one with repressed trauma.
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In the episode's most maudlin story line, the cause of Farid's repressed trauma finally comes into focus.
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Previous Republican administrations had championed the cause of Afghan women who were brutally repressed under the Taliban.
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And so much theorizing about fascist leaders focuses on ideas of their thwarted passions and repressed longings.
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The country's repressed anxieties found their outlet in the specter of psychotic clowns and the unknown occult.
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Symptoms of inflexible expectations of manhood and repressed individuality, symptoms of trying to be someone you're not.
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Once vocal rights groups have also been silenced and media critical of the ruling party have been repressed.
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But, this repressed problem will finally end with Netflix's latest British comedy, Sex Education, premiering Friday, January 11.
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The hyper-rational, emotionally repressed Vulcan made a perfect foil for the heroic and sometimes impulsive Captain Kirk.
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Meanwhile, we've built a much stronger understanding of how and why childhood trauma could lead to repressed memories.
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We just have to absolve our fantasies and accept the truth we repressed all the way into 2017.
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Among the many happy consequences, freedom of religion, which had been repressed or circumscribed under communism, was restored.
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For a lot of repressed people to have that image, even as a fantasy, it was very empowering.
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Marçal rejects Lagarde and the "Lean In" brand of feminism that imagines women, economically, as heretofore repressed men.
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Elsewhere, the city's dense emerald backwoods function as a labyrinth of repressed memory and familial trauma ("The Woods").
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You're usually pretty detached from things, but this eclipse stirs up deep emotions that you may have repressed.
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They take forever, they smell, and they uncomfortably evoke long-repressed childhood memories involving uneaten portions of dinner.
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Mrs Merkel grew up in an environment where religion was repressed, and words had to be measured carefully.
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He developed an obsession with the idea of trauma, and the idea that he had a repressed memory.
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In The Kettering Incident, the island easily transforms into a nightmarish place, where the repressed comes to life.
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But the new freedoms have also meant long-repressed tensions have surged between the country's many ethnic groups.
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With free media and opposition parties repressed, this sort of art is a rare remaining outlet for dissent.
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Their absence unleashes the collective unconscious of those around them, bringing all that was repressed to the surface.
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Jones: I grew up surrounded by conservative and repressed standards of acceptance for all things sexual and different.
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Yeah. Yep. [Raises her eyebrows] Vanessa is a very strong woman for those times, [who] were very repressed.
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They have to cut wages, which leads to unionism, which has to be repressed, which leads to socialism.
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But new DNA evidence helped overturn the ruling, and Rusty's exoneration stirs up long-repressed guilt and fear.
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After losing the 18-year-long relationship, Furtado started writing songs that pried repressed emotions out of her.
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She's reviving an ethos that Ronald Reagan successfully repressed, but that prevailed during most of the 313th century.
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Pelosi's facial expression, which a body language expert told Refinery29 could have been not-so-subtly repressed glee.
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"I think the dogpile of women who are suddenly brave in recalling repressed memories is hideous," he wrote.
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The decisive factor in next week's election — and the reason for Benjamin Netanyahu's durability — is a repressed memory.
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"The system has kept compensation repressed in order to survive," said MCS Advantage Inc President Roberto Pando Cintron.
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One illustrates the sardonic, repressed topography of an Englishman's Freudian mind and the other is, well, a jar.
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Politically and economically isolated and repressed under Kim's authoritarian regime, North Korea has long suffered from electricity shortages.
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The shooting has been rattling for the LGBTQ community in Singapore — a fairly repressed group in the conservative country.
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The repressed party guests are tempted by alcohol (the adults whisper about wine, calling it "medicine") and shirtless bodies.
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That is why Stan even says he isn't gay, or repressed, for wanting to be with his new girlfriend.
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Embedded in the region, Özgen's unique perspective offers a view of the numerous conflicts and systematically repressed groups therein.
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The most common explanation is that repressed interest rates have stimulated many borrowers to refinance their debt more cheaply.
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It was full of repressed stuff you weren't supposed to include in those environments, and it was so funny.
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Emotions you've repressed will bubble up: It's a great idea to have extra support around you at this time.
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It seems like all those Cold War fears Baby Boomers have repressed for decades are finally getting their chance!
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Repressed for millions of years, these wiley amphibians were suddenly able to occupy and thrive within vacant ecological niches.
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The new production emphasizes the repressed three-way subtext between Laurey, Curly, and Jud in a number of ways.
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Rights groups say the junta has tightened its grip on power and severely repressed rights in the past year.
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The sergeant said he had defected because he disagreed with the way opposition protests were being repressed in Venezuela.
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Saudi Arabia brutally repressed protests during the Arab Spring in 2011, when uprisings sprung up across the Middle East.
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Roma is a film in which political forces intercede on the domestic, but class war at home is repressed.
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"I love playing a character from those repressed times who is so nonconformist, it's very jubilating," Ms. Green said.
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Repressed emotions are dangerous, but, as countless medical studies have shown, sustained anger is both physically and emotionally destructive.
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Political dissent is repressed, commercial property cannot be bought and sold and the government still controls imports and exports.
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Men were encouraged to keep their emotions repressed and confessing even a platonic love to another man was taboo.
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It heightens both the mundane and the freaky, the nostalgic and the necessarily repressed, in youth and being young.
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In his speech, the president said civilians would not be massacred or repressed, and that rights would be respected.
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Although, we're not as thankful for all of the repressed hair-cutting nightmares that she has unearthed within us.
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With his sharp suits, his snake hips and his gorgeous cashmere jumpers, he is every football fan's repressed fantasy.
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A lot of theirs are about subtly felt and repressed transgressive sexual attractions, which means that I love them.
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" President Trump weighed in on Twitter on Monday, saying that the Iranian people "have been repressed for many years.
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His is more stern or repressed with the chains around him, which are, of course, such an important symbol.
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Full moons are for release—make space for your repressed emotions to surface so you can move through them.
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Our response to this is simple: Who is speaking for whom in these places where women are being repressed?
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Feelings you've repressed or ignored will need to be addressed; situations from the past will come up for healing.
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One of the family's neighbors described the kids as "repressed," and authorities were investigating alleged child abuse and neglect.
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"There is something taboo about this, so it's as if we are expressing our repressed tomboy nature," she said.
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All have sizable, if not majority, Muslim populations — in Myanmar's case, Muslims are a minority that is severely repressed.
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When Smith's story hit local news outlets, it unleashed a flood of previously repressed resentment towards the city's panhandlers.
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He blamed the "repressed memory" therapy received by some of the boys for making them think they were victims.
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Once that is achieved, he can deliver suggestions that will allow them to access repressed memories and forgotten information.
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"I express my solidarity with the repressed judges and encourage you to join demonstrations in their defense," she tweeted.
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He's repressed free speech, undermined civil society, and ramped up a failing war ISIS-linked fighters in the Sinai.
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"Blaming this all on repressed emotions is a pretty narrow view of psychological contributors to pain," Oregon's Chou added.
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Seb encouraged Jeff to be violent, and despite Jeff's massive overcorrection towards kindness his repressed anger undid his life's work.
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Memories of Travel takes us to a thrilling world of outrageous abnormality, which positivist art history had ignored and repressed.
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That finale is unforgettable, both for its shocking confession and the way it forever links uncontrollable burping with repressed guilt.
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Revisiting the repressed and dusty elements of your adolescence by indulging in a 24-hour Buffy the Vampire Slayer marathon.
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Few actors wordlessly convey so much: Joan's battle with all she has repressed plays across the actor's astonishingly expressive face.
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I also feel like I am the one who is being oppressed and repressed, but I am also the oppressor.
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How was meditation supposed to wick away years of repressed panic when even Xanax and antidepressants couldn't fully contain it?
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In the north, the dominant Isaaq clan was heavily repressed and brutalized by government forces, according to human rights experts.
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Also during this time, you or a partner may have some sensitive issues that you've repressed come up for examination.
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That's what we are, deep down: a nation of repressed romantics, sublimating every desire into a grey pool of nothingness.
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Amnesty reported that peaceful protesters were "harshly repressed by the police, both inside and outside sports arenas," during the games.
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I don't know if I've repressed it, it's just such a stressful point, realizing that everything is about to change.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 280 ANCHOR: With new satellite images, we're able to take you inside a repressed, dangerous city.
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Pictures of nonviolent demonstrators being brutally repressed, attacked with police dogs, or facing racist violence are reprinted often in textbooks.
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I'm talking about digging up traumatic repressed memories and identifying which parts of that trauma are holding you back today.
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Your rage journal is meant to be inappropriate, impolite, and ugly, because expressing these repressed emotions lead to major transformation.
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He proposed that unacceptable wishes were repressed into the unconscious, and that traces of them resurfaced in people's fantasy lives.
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Yet in Chicago, there is a thinly veiled, repressed gloom that comes with having had your heart broken so often.
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It's called projection and happens when people or groups of people project hidden or repressed elements of themselves onto others.
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Repressed pain may be healed and transformation will take place—if you make time in your busy schedule for it.
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It was short-lived, and I don't remember exactly what was in it because it's probably repressed in my memory.
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In many ways, it's tied into the pressures of playing that unrealistically "strong" and emotionally repressed version of a man.
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He believes that repressed grief is to blame, and he goes in search of his lost history to recover himself.
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Those movies, often derided today as examples of the repressed sexuality of the '50s, were considered daring at the time.
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The key, Laukitis added, is developing a plan with different decision points depending on how long the economy is repressed.
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"Thoughts of nuclear war were repressed because they were so terrible, and it came out in humor," he told me.
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It was a seemingly effective self-preservation mechanism, but one with long-term costs in the form of repressed memories.
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Season 2 catches up with the once-repressed Otis (Asa Butterfield) now gleefully in command of his teen male libido.
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" He also messaged Weinstein, "I think the dogpile of women who are suddenly brave in recalling repressed memories is hideous.
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The momentum suffers from the narrative's overpopulation; and Slezkine falls into digressions about the Exodus, Armageddon and repressed memory theory.
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Kurds in Turkey have been inspired by Kurdish gains in Iraq and Syria, two countries where the Kurds were repressed.
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Of course, there's vastly more free speech on Instagram than in a country like Iran, where activism is brutally repressed.
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Its goal is to use analytic techniques to release the repressed thoughts, experiences, and emotions that arise during talk therapy.
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It was in this spirit that he repressed Elliot's memories of his molestation, memories he didn't want to see either.
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Make time for quiet meditation and journaling—your repressed emotions are ready to come to the surface and be witnessed.
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The emergence of repressed narratives converted the warehouse from a repository of stored information to a space for nurturing catharsis.
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No longer repressed were white Americans' fears of faceless people of color, or the insidious invading corruption of foreign influences.
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He confronts Vanessa with repressed elements of her past before ferrying her, it seems, to whatever lies beyond this life.
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It needed to be filed within 8 years after turning 18, or within 3 years of discovering a repressed memory.
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Defiantly breaking the taboos of the day, these works show the repressed sexuality of children in an openly aggressive manner.
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" Even so, Joscelyn said that he "wouldn't be shocked if Mateen was both sexually repressed and attracted to jihadi ideas.
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If Morgan's work plays on repressed desire with glances and whispers, Brenda Goodman's paintings represent the exhibition's howling, raging id.
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Yet the word "robust" hardly describes the repressed, fearful world in which the neurotic characters brood for much of the show.
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"A man having sex with an angel, that's a very repressed image," Ballen says, describing one image from the new book.
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Softening the barrier between conscious and subconscious thought has important implications for psychotherapy, said Goldsmith, allowing people to recall repressed memories.
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In the last ten minutes of "Heroic Dose," Sasha's DMT trip takes us back to Becky's repressed memories from that evening.
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In its place is a look at the extreme measures people use to deal with a lifetime of repressed traumatic memories.
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Because Joker does play — not just to its most put-upon, angry, repressed viewers — but to the entire audience's darkest hearts.
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Other main characters on the show have moments of unearthing repressed trauma and are somewhat better off after talking it out.
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And the fact that each wine's individual description was crafted to reflect these horribly repressed and battered characters is wholly unappetizing.
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But perhaps repressed memories of the Cold War, and the threat of nuclear war, also played a part in its creation.
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Already juggling the care of one small child, not to mention repressed trauma from her own upbringing, Tracee has no options.
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And I immediately had to get it on vinyl, but of course that had been sold out and wasn't getting repressed.
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Use can lead to a range of adverse effects ranging from nausea and vomiting to seizures, repressed breathing, and even death.
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Yes, but: Orbán's politics skew authoritarian: He has repressed civil society and the media while fueling corruption, xenophobia and anti-Semitism.
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Despite the noise and friction, open debate creates a healthier atmosphere on a team than does repressed disagreement or back-stabbing.
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In the early twentieth century, Sigmund Freud argued phobias were "protective structures" springing from a patient's "repressed longing" for his mother.
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He's as rubber-faced and goofy as ever in some moments, but is also straight-backed and stiff with repressed emotion.
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There's a lot of talk about how we live in a sexually free society, especially when compared to repressed Victorian era.
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Mining the Museum uses the collections of one museum to catapult publics into realities too often marginalized, sidelined, or outright repressed.
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"We who are the most marginalized and repressed by society have to stand together," said Silva, 45, a mother of four.
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Difficult Women is a dark book, pulsing with repressed anger that emerges in sudden starts and with the accompaniment of violence.
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"So in that sense, I just kind of repressed it, and I didn't feel like I was missing out on anything."
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Yet its strange viral appeal is also evidence that ideas can't be permanently repressed when something in them still seems true.
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The supernatural is as real as the religious fears, guilty desires and repressed psychological drives that tear the bewildered family asunder.
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Following the classic playbook of Latin American coups, state security forces brutally repressed pro-democracy demonstrations and shut down independent media.
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Dear Annabel,I'm a Gemini, and a mercurial one at that—previously prone to repressed feelings, unchecked grief, and self-centeredness.
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Old worries, forgotten bad dreams, repressed emotions, and secrets will resurface for you to process and heal during this Mercury retrograde.
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For three generations, religion was repressed, until the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, when it returned with a vengeance.
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And a deep part of my nature, a part that I had repressed, sprang suddenly to life and responded to them.
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There are certain lazy stories about the repressed quirks and eccentricities of Japanese society that consistently make Western news: declining birthrates.
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The first signs of my repressed anxiety manifested itself when I was 2250, during a work trip to Colorado in 220.
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White supremacist mobs forcibly repressed black political activity, as seen in major "race riots" — white massacres of black people — in 1866.
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Nonetheless, the 22019 Islamic Revolution deposed the shah, leaving Iran repressed by the brutal theocratic regime founded by the Ayatollah Khomeini.
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Rajab has repeatedly been arrested since 2011 pro-democracy protests mainly by Bahraini Shi'ites were repressed with help by Saudi Arabia.
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The Chinese runway, like the Chinese theatre, is a place where fantasy and eroticism have a freedom that is repressed elsewhere.
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The danger occurs when that chaos gets repressed for too long, and it boils over in the form of angry frustration.
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There is a funny friction between the repressed way that it is painted, and the voluptuous image created through extreme cropping.
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News should not be repressed, but there should be a sense of proportionality in terms of what the human cost is.
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He basically suspected that thing you said but didn't mean to say hinted at repressed thoughts that you didn't plan on disclosing.
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But with the death of one of their bodies, the memory repressed by one and stoked by the other has resurfaced, intact.
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You know, the beauty of technology has been we've been able to perhaps find out what's happening in some repressed societies, right?
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But at least in 21st century Pennsylvania, there's more of a way out than in the bleak, repressed world of 1891 Germany.
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They are being repressed anew by reactionary regimes, challenged by violent jihadists and looked upon with suspicion by voters whom they failed.
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Döblin read and advocated Freud's theories, and his repressed anti-hero is both horrified and seduced by the permissiveness of the city.
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The government has postponed free elections indefinitely, jailed political opponents, and violently repressed regular protests in which nearly 216 people have died.
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This mod was the most useful way to vent my repressed pubescent sexual urges on whoever was unlucky enough to play me.
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Deraa was the scene of protests during the "Arab Spring" of regional revolts in 2011, which were sharply repressed by Assad's government.
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This is popular with many Ethiopians who resented Tigrayan domination of institutions such as the federal police, which violently repressed the protests.
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With Mars in such a chill sign, everyone will be too lazy to fight, instead opting for passive aggression and repressed anger.
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As Cora begins to unravel her repressed memories, simple things like a water tower or a school bus take on sinister meanings.
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Like all maddening phenomena, my hatred for the caterpillar coat makes me worry that in fact I am concealing a repressed lust.
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If there is an edge, it goes to Mr. McKellen, whose scurrying, effeminate Norman is a study in subordination and repressed emotion.
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Quite simply, anyone who strays from the status quo, or questions any power structure in the kingdom, is liable to be repressed.
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We need to help ingrain in them messages of self-love so that they don't act out their repressed frustrations on others.
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Violent Islamism may have limited appeal, but the more fiercely the non-violent version is repressed, the more appealing extremist jihad seems.
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He said his swinging lifestyle might have been a reaction to growing up in a repressed family where affection was rarely exhibited.
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I routinely repressed thoughts that I could be the rebound girl or a placeholder for him until the real deal came along.
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There's a wonderful scene where Lee uses a martial arts lesson with Silliphant to unlock the writer's repressed feelings about his father.
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How do you hope to challenge ideas around toxic masculinity and aspects of masculinity that have been historically repressed in this exhibit?
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For anyone who needs a refresher or has somehow successfully repressed all memory from the last few months, here's a quick recap.
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I repressed my impulses of discomfort and judgement and tried to get into a Boomer headspace before Christopher Cross took the stage.
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The isolated and repressed nature of a celibate life inevitably stunts one's ability to fully develop the normal range of human emotion.
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But crucially, the texts are tiny, almost impenetrably so, representing the difficulty of fully reconstructing stories that have been repressed for decades.
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Namdar has no thesis, and the novel does not suggest that the return of the repressed would be easy or even productive.
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The premise of so-called identity art is that it makes you feel good about embracing your repressed, oppressed or marginal condition.
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Though he realized he was gay early on, he repressed his sexuality for many years, eventually moving in with an older girlfriend.
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Tony is a repressed homosexual; twenty years earlier, his wife told him he was "obviously queer," and never alluded to it again.
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" President Donald Trump has weighed in forcefully on Twitter, writing on Monday, "The great Iranian people have been repressed for many years.
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He also repressed all dissent with "a concerted campaign of harassment against civil society activists and journalists", according to three human-rights groups.
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It's a powerful day for emotional transformation as the moon in Aries connects with Mars and Jupiter, helping you unearth what's been repressed.
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If you consult your repressed memories, you may recall that the 2000 presidential election all came down to disputed vote counts in Florida.
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If Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's near-constant PDA indicates closeness, Beckinsale and Davidson's woven fingers surely suggests something similar — and less repressed.
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This is a powerful time for release, Taurus, and for letting go of your past, your old wounds, and repressed feelings and fears.
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The revolution that toppled strongman President Hosni Mubarak in 2011 brought a resurgence of Islamists, whom his military regime had repressed for decades.
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It's essentially a hammy, overstuffed mess that, much like the childhood memories of the adult characters in the miniseries, we have largely repressed.
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He is unleashing his repressed emotions towards his current connections, and in doing so, he is seeking solitude and release as the solution.
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A true return of the repressed, they bear the unholy spirit of the corporate world that everyone in Margaritaville is determined to avoid.
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Sex robots for pedophiles could help them with repressed urges, but it's also possible, they write, some won't distinguish between fact and fantasy.
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It reveled in bloody, dirty sex in an era where vampires were mostly associated with sparkly Edward Cullen and his repressed Twilight romance.
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Many people in China associate Tibetans and Uighurs with trouble: their regions are fraught with separatist tensions and brutally repressed by the state.
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Like Kelley, Stewart and Stewart present childhood as a time of confusion and conflict, a site of repressed traumas related to the family.
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Amnesty reported that in São Paulo, police heavily repressed a demonstration of 303 people on August 5, and detained at least 15 minors.
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As creatures of the night, they can be explorations of our most repressed urges or of our Machiavellian desire to manipulate and control.
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THERE'S ABSOLUTELY NO PROOF THIS EVER EXISTED ACCORDING TO GOOGLE, SO THIS MAY BE A REPRESSED MEMORY OF SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT OR SINISTER.
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Another shift occurred during the sexual revolution, when those who'd felt repressed by society rebelled by talking more candidly about their sexual dalliance.
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One result of Karachi's new relative stability has been an upwelling of long-repressed dissent and complaints about the state of the city.
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But the reason I cast her is she could play this innocent, repressed girl, and she had a spark of intelligence about her.
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"Every now and then someone will say my books are seething with repressed sexuality," he said — and that, according to Gorey, was that.
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Scholars have spent the past several decades upending the old myths that the Middle Ages were intellectual stagnant, emotionally repressed, and merely masochistic.
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So there are plenty of French viewers who have yet to meet Fleabag's gleefully insincere stepmother and the rest of her repressed family.
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Polygamy and child marriage are also on the rise here, as democracy has allowed personal freedoms repressed during the Suharto era to prosper.
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Since his death in 2013, his successor, Nicolás Maduro, has doubled down on Chávez's policies, even as he has violently repressed the opposition.
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These questions are relevant to Driss's death, and to Jeremy's repressed memories of military actions, accidents and heedless behavior during the Iraq war.
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For hundreds of millions of people, that most basic of urges is about to be repressed by lockdowns of unprecedented scope and duration.
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So it seems as if some repressed primal urges have been unleashed when a headless and gutless body is found in the woods.
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The word calls to mind the period under Franco, the dictator who brutally repressed Spain's regions from 1939 until his death in 1975.
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To me, the harpsichord was a really cool way to represent the Old World, to represent this tight, brittle, repressed kind of feeling.
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But then, after the ruling party claimed victory anyway and the opposition challenged that announcement, protests broke out and the government repressed them.
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I have a very inherent butchness that I really repressed, so it felt like stepping into my own body as I'd always been.
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Like that work, "Venus" considers how a so-called freak became a mirror for the fears, sins and longings of a repressed society.
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His voice on tape was sharp-edged and tinny and intensely British, trembling with what felt like a tremendous weight of repressed anger.
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In the decades before the Islamic revolution of 1979, Iran was ruled by the Shah, whose dictatorship repressed dissent and restricted political freedoms.
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The citizenship bill, by contrast, has provoked furious protests across India, some of which have been viciously repressed by police and the army.
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Folks who claim that they have never fantasized romantically about people other than their long-term partners are either lying or seriously repressed.
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Funny, cleverly structured and a little melancholy, the series turns out to be a surprisingly poignant meditation on repressed trauma and self-actualization.
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You can still fault the play's argument that the psychotic Alan is to be envied for feeling passion unavailable to the repressed Dysart.
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That produced 30 (rather different) likenesses of Ms Manning, whose image was repressed at the time, which Ms Dewey-Hagborg turned into 3D portraits.
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He credits this sense of community and family in providing the confidence he needed to share an aspect of himself he had long repressed.
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"Arkangel" worries that advances in surveillance technology will enable mega helicopter parenting, leading repressed kids into meaningless lives of sex, drugs, and other mischief.
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I think that when you see Claire first, she's definitely slightly more repressed and a little bit more brittle than we've seen her before.
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The argument that this percentage would have been higher had the Spanish police not brutally repressed voters does not legitimize such a foolish move.
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As I finally began to process the experience, almost two decades of repressed emotion surrounding several incidents of childhood sexual assault were also triggered.
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Under General Franco, the tradition was repressed, as was Euskara itself; in-migration from other parts of Spain diluted use of the language further.
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It's about mass cover-ups, repressed memories, the faults in religion, and how sometimes you can't trust the institutions put here to help you.
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But in order to regain control of his body, Eliot has to leave his happy place and dig up his most painful repressed memory.
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The experience may also revive previously repressed emotions related to earlier losses or traumas, as well as earlier feelings of deprivation, anger, or guilt.
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This year's eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer found you releasing repressed emotions and subconscious habits, embracing new routines that support a happier, healthier life.
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What held back listening, accountability and, ultimately, healing was a culmination of moments, days and years of feelings that were unaddressed, suppressed, even repressed.
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" Another person talked about how their "anxiety levels have been off the hook and lots of repressed stuff is coming back to the fore.
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Trump and fellow Republicans have long accused the services of a liberal bias, suggesting that they have "shadow banned" and otherwise repressed conservative voices.
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But greater freedoms have also unleashed long-repressed anger against the government and intensified ethnic rivalries between groups with leaders building rival power bases.
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Together they project an admixture of compassion, repressed desire and that elusive note of moral seriousness that is the base note to Bresson's work.
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At some point we'd talk about what we were thankful for, and the Brits always thought that was kind of weird, being naturally repressed.
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Where Christie's spinster killed her pregnant ward because she disapproved of fallen women, the TV version does it because of her repressed lesbian desires.
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It is not easy to reconcile such assurances with the expectations of the long-repressed opposition, but concrete efforts to do so are necessary.
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The plinth, on which a monument originally stood, anoints the drag queen as a living monument to marginalization, the return of normative society's repressed.
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One reason is that, absent the levees of the closet, years of repressed longing for the girlhood I never had have flooded my consciousness.
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I did read Harlequin novels as a preteen, though, and formed the perfect mental image of a repressed, withholding, cruel yet devilishly handsome man.
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" Or "a very repressed minority in transgender people who only want to enjoy the same things that everybody else does, including participation in sports?
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The horror stories from Xinjiang in China are well-known, with networks of facial recognition cameras used to track the region's repressed Uighur minority.
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Directed, very respectfully, by James Marsh, "The Mercy" (the title comes from Crowhurst's final logbook entry) is a terribly English drama, starchy and repressed.
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"I don't have memories of living in a repressed society," she said, but recalls looking out the window and seeing hoards of people marching.
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By the mid-20th century, the emergent tradition of down-and-out sad clowns had effectively repressed the clown's evil side, particularly in America.
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A carnivalesque array of mutilated and drowning bodies in "Galleria Umberto" (1925) serves as the inverse of the repressed socialites in "Paris Society" (1931).
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During the 243s, '21983s, and '21983s, the Mexican government violently repressed a series of protest movements, killing students and activists, and striking railroad workers.
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He strongly repressed dissent from both citizens and members of the party, forcing people he viewed as insufficiently loyal out of high-level positions.
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But in her eyes you can see the buried trauma of losing a loved one and the repressed pain caused by the aggressions she's facing.
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Memories of Travel: The Antoine de Galbert Collection takes us to a thrilling world of outrageous abnormality, which positivist art history had ignored and repressed.
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Separatist militia launched an insurrection last year against the predominantly Francophone central government after authorities violently repressed peaceful protests against perceived marginalization of English speakers.
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Of course, all of her repressed feelings of loss come roaring back and she takes her frustration out on Jacqueline, since she assigned the story.
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Wayne Rooney, who had scored only twice during Manchester United's repressed style of play this season, benefited Saturday from the team's midseason change of direction.
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But the combination of fast growth and repressed returns on saving may help explain why China is so prone to speculative bubbles, especially in property.
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The first half of the show follows Jessica's wanderings through abandoned labs as she relives disjointed, repressed memories that seem borrowed from a Wolverine plot.
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Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein brutally repressed all forms of opposition to his regime and before the Iraq War, al Qaeda had no presence in Iraq.
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Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein brutally repressed all forms of opposition to his regime and before the Iraq War al Qaeda had no presence in Iraq.
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Protests erupted in its troubled western Anglophone region more than two years ago, and after they were repressed they morphed into a low level rebellion.
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Authorities had repressed the right to freedom of expression and assembly, while police used excessive force to disperse meetings of opposition parties meetings, it said.
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Even the rather conditional love of a Siamese cat is enough for a certain type of repressed man who spent the 1950s at boarding school.
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Heather says she was seeing a therapist in June 2015 when she "broke through her repressed memory" and could finally speak about the alleged abuse.
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So for Newton, Westworld illustrates the liberation of a repressed and marginalized woman, an onscreen journey reflecting the goal in today's movement for women's equality.
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The founder of the conservative Drudge Report website said that compounding that is a sense that Trump's personality has been repressed in the White House.
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If you choose to travel to a repressive emirate such as Dubai, don't be surprised if you are a bit repressed when you get there.
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Amid the latest wave of sexual harassment allegations, you might conclude, with some relief, that predators are finally being held accountable for long-repressed abuse.
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Freud claimed his clinical experience taught him that, by the method of free association, patients could uncover what they had repressed and achieve some relief.
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The discipline of the seminary was looked upon as repressed, and any kind of check on the will of the individual was seen as negative.
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Jaeger is the most repressed person onstage; his first significant move, uncannily timed to the music, is when he puts a hand to his glasses.
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"Then this version of the veiled woman is so terrifying and unsettling, and really this avenue or expression of the repressed woman," the actress says.
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Refreshingly, "Russian Doll" isn't a romantic comedy—Nadia may be a wisecracking hipster and Alan a repressed jock, but they aren't quite opposites who attract.
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The uprising was brutally repressed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards Corp after Western powers turned a blind eye to the regime's domestic violence and intimidation.
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There was a muted excitement in repressed Havana around the low-risk trip, a precursor to opening the Cuba wing in the Obama presidential library.
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But that may be easier said than done: Resisting dirty talk could have something to do with the fact that our sexualities are deeply repressed.
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The figures in her painting are a secret world of humanity's subconscious, where nature becomes a safe environment for expressing repressed desires, secrets, and wishes.
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In the film's delightful and refreshing twist on pulp fantasies of repressed Catholic schoolgirls, Isolde's problem is the result of her school's decidedly secular orthodoxy.
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It portrays the ancient court of Judea as a repressed Addams family, with goth touches, but avoids any conspicuous moralizing or whiff of Christian salvation.
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Near one protest, masked youths and national guardsmen fought running skirmishes, and the police swiftly repressed several attempted demonstrations with tear gas and rubber bullets.
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It is this economy of cruelty — not repressed homosexuality, as Freud suggested in an essay on Schreber's memoir — that is the seed of Schreber's suffering.
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Mahathir Mohamad, above, is cozying up to opposition figures he once repressed to try to supplant the current prime minister, his former protégé Najib Razak.
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It's your classic romantic tale of repressed desire, told with a queer bent, which only serves to make the drama and passion even more intense.
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But the greater freedoms have also allowed long-repressed ethnic tensions to boil over and emboldened powerful regional strongmen demanding more rights for their people.
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The past is another country, a more repressed one, and how happy it makes us all to poke around among its juts, crevices and cracks.
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Their biannual affair is interrupted by Kwanda (Niza Jay Ncoyini), a precocious gay initiate from the city, frustrated by the two's repressed attitude towards their sexuality.
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Not everyone near a jail has the power to protest incarceration (physically or otherwise), and prisons are often strategically located in poor or historically-repressed communities.
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His victory was an earthquake in the Arab World, where the Brotherhood had been an underground movement for decades - both feared and repressed by autocratic leaders.
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The focus is the wedding night of Edward (Billy Howle) and Florence (Saoirse Ronan) in 1962, and the couple are a picture of repressed British sexuality.
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Desires that would normally be repressed or directed elsewhere could be fully expressed without fear, in the safety of your room with all of your friends.
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His mother's professional outlook is that he's sexually repressed, and we learn that he has childhood associations of sex with guilt and shame, which supports this.
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The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights said that Tuesday's demonstrations spanned 24 Venezuelan states and were "strongly repressed" in at least 12, according to CNN.
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"Monsters represent a part of normal human sexuality that has been repressed, or called 'perverse' and 'deviant,'" said Reynolds, who has a doctorate in mass communication.
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Eichner pointed out that owning up to a problematic mindset can be scary, especially if it could force Hart to examine flaws or shame he's repressed.
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Though Shug's role is secondary to that of the repressed Celie (still played by the incomparable Cynthia Erivo), she gets one hell of an entrance buildup.
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How does a responsibly repressed therapist become that woman — you know, the kind who guts her already dysfunctional family by sleeping with the ones they love?
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White, writing with a microscopically attentive eye to the fine shadings of the period, gives a full picture of terror rampant, justice recumbent, and liberty repressed.
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I was the vacant, repressed depressive, and she was the obsessive blabbermouth, always knocking on my door, asking random questions, looking for any excuse to talk.
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The Prince of Tides (1991), which Streisand also directed, has her Manhattan shrink, Dr. Susan Lowenstein, facilitating a repressed Southerner's (Nick Nolte) reconciliation with his past.
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These Cleveland invaders are the constipated, turpentine-blooded, repressed amphibians that police morality while sexually harassing their secretaries or taking exceptionally wide stances at men's restrooms.
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America is a nation of repressed detectives, judging by our love affairs with true-crime shows and podcasts like Serial, The Jinx, and Making a Murderer.
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From then on, the country was under the iron fist of a military dictatorship, which repressed all democratic opposition, violated human rights, and was pervasively corrupt.
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They're unlike any other NPCs you've ever met before, with problems ranging from repressed vampire childhood memories to depression from having lost your mother to illness.
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Elena B. Zhemkova, chief operating officer of Memorial, a beleaguered organization founded to establish a record of the repressed, called a state-backed national monument significant.
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The Middle Ages is the return of the repressed, of the mother that must be rejected in order to choose life — in order to choose modernity.
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But for all of their love of reason, the characters of The Essex Serpent can't quite escape their repressed desires: for sex, for freedom, for violence.
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It is nearly impossible to document the personal histories of L.G.B.T. people because they were burned, repressed, unwritten, unthought or stabbed or poisoned out of existence.
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They described repressed lives in China, often spent in the shadows and attending underground churches, keeping their faith a secret to all but a select few.
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Mr. Clements works wonders with a deadpan expression, imbuing his role with a repressed melancholy, a nice match for the poignant emotionalism of Mr. Gould's Bob.
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No pope, however, has visited North Korea, whose totalitarian government has repressed religious activities and promotes a personality cult around Mr. Kim, his father and grandfather.
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Their flaws — she can be overbearing; he's reticent and emotionally repressed — and their desire to understand each other make for an emotionally rich portrait of love.
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His political and economic reforms, though widely praised, have also unleashed long-repressed tensions among Ethiopia's myriad ethnic groups as they lay claim to disputed territory.
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Wallace noted that the infamous "Access Hollywood" tape created a "repressed enthusiasm" scenario for the Republican nominee that helped make his victory even tougher to anticipate.
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The story concerns a repressed, beautiful, tormented but decent hotel manager in Cairo named Jonathan Pine (Tom Hiddleston), who gets recruited to infiltrate a criminal cartel.
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I don't think she's repressed; she's very expressive in her sadness, but I don't think she wants to be expositional or autobiographical or literal about it.
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Only time will tell what these political changes will truly mean for us Africans -- especially for the poor, the young, the marginalized, the repressed and silenced.
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Repressed and slaughtered by Saddam's government, the Kurds demanded — and received — a significant degree of autonomy after his fall, including their own regional government and military.
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It also doesn't mean the mechanism Sarno suggested — decreased blood flow created by the brain — has been validated, or that it's repressed emotions that hurt people.
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Marvel's The Punisher I'm fascinated by Frank and Micro's relationship — probably because of the reason you just touched on, that Frank is so repressed in that way.
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Despite growing up in a household where his sex therapist mother, Jean (Gillian Anderson), speaks freely and regularly about the birds and the bees, Otis is repressed.
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Baloch's raunchy social media photos challenged social norms in Pakistan, a deeply conservative Muslim country where women are often repressed by their family members or the community.
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And their husbands aren't to blame, either: Many of these marriages took place during a time when homosexuality was not accepted—or was totally repressed—by society.
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By 1994, psychiatrists and experts really didn't have an answer as to whether an adult could suddenly and accurately remember long-repressed memories of abuse from childhood.
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The Darkness has always been framed as a mysterious entity, a past trauma repressed by the collective psyche of humanity in an effort to focus on rebuilding.
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When the uprisings spread to Bahrain, the Sunni Muslim ruling family violently repressed the pro-democracy protests, which were led by members of the country's Shiite majority.
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When I think of the Victorian Era, what usually comes to mind are strict manners, high-necked lace collars, and a whole lot of sexually repressed ladies.
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It exploited Sunni resentment against Shiites Hussein had led a secular government, but it was dominated by members of Iraq's Sunni minority and it brutally repressed opposition.
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Sixty percent of those surveyed said they repressed part of their personality at work — in a business world where leaders often talk about the importance of authenticity.
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" As Axios Expert Voices contributor Jonathan Katz notes: "Orbán's politics skew authoritarian: He has repressed civil society and the media while fueling corruption, xenophobia and anti-Semitism.
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The id is where all our repressed feelings go, when we shove down all our icky and uncomfortable stuff so we don't have to deal with it.
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It's tied into some implied incest and some other subtle psychosexual material, and it contrasts beautifully with the repressed, frilly world of high fashion in the 50s.
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They interviewed both daughters, then in their 20s and 43s, looking specifically to determine whether their accounts of assault and molestation were uncovered "repressed memories" or not.
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Swan claims to have super-sensory powers, to be able to see what's happening inside people's bodies, and to help people recover repressed memories of childhood trauma.
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All of this happened amid explosive tensions, in a country where security forces have brutally repressed anti-government demonstrations, sometimes in collaboration with armed pro-government groups.
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Normally I'd be the first guy to tell you that drinking games are for frat boys and other repressed types, but desperate times call for desperate measures.
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Its tale of familial dysfunction and repressed trauma was enriched by its gloomy color palette, taking place mostly inside a badly-lit home or outside, at night.
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The current protests are an outward expression of rage and desperation by a population that has been repressed by a theocratic regime for more than three decades.
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And, he will have calculated, that a repressed people could, in the eyes of those observers, convince the world that they deserved to go their own way.
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However, the true danger in a Black woman's rage is not when it is conveyed, but rather, when it is repressed for the sake of respectability politics.
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He addresses issues of homosexuality as an often repressed community while reflecting on his own experiences growing up as a closeted gay man in a Catholic household.
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It's the impact of the attack that is meaningful, sculpting Looking Glass into the lonely, sexually repressed man we've come to know in the episode's contemporary storyline.
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As the novel carefully reminds us, though, the sacrifices performed by priests in the Temple have always been the not-so-thoroughly repressed core of religious Judaism.
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He has resumed Russian expansion of its sphere of domination, repressed his critics and, almost certainly, ordered or condoned "wet affairs" (assassinations) for dealing with political enemies.
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To be clear: I don't think the members of the alt-right or the Intellectual Dark Web — which overlap in places but are quite different — are repressed.
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The recent regime-perpetrated murder of about 1,500 Iranian protesters demonstrating against the government's austerity policy revealed a destabilized Islamic Republic increasingly afraid of its repressed citizens.
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Both are quick to point out that contrary to stereotypes about repressed and oppressive Victorian culture, people of that era held a wide variety of political views.
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Qiu deftly exposes the interplay between hate and desire, illustrating how the compulsion to prey on queer and gender nonconforming people is often born of repressed desire.
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His musings that she is "one of the most repressed" or that she needs to find herself are patently sexist, and moreover straight out of group therapy.
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Russians who meet Mr. Marinelli sometimes mistake him for a political refugee from the United States, assuming he would be repressed for his antigovernment positions at home.
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In my country it prevented the overthrow of a government that has systematically repressed its own people, even to the point of deploying chemical weapons against them.
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Separatist militias launched an insurrection last year against the predominantly Francophone central government after authorities violently repressed peaceful protests against perceived materialization of the English-speaking minority.
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Although Bee, unlike Billy Eichner, does not literally scream, her show, in its first three months, has been fuelled by a chipper, smiling, but barely repressed fury.
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Is it possible that Trump's straight-from-the-shoulder style is simply unbearable to the British, perceived by many Americans (and others) as being snobbish and repressed?
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Basically, an Obscurial is a wizard who has so fully repressed their magic, mainly because they suffered abuse, that it takes the form of the Obscurus parasite.
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Trump panders to prejudice by liberating previously repressed aggression, viciousness, and mockery and redirecting it at immigrants, people of color, women, gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people.
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But when the frighteningly different and the repressed are already pornographized, which is a kind of pre-digestion, or regurgitation, it's hard to even have an unconscious.
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Repressed anger may come to the surface now—but even if it doesn't, this will be a fine time to check in with a therapist or counselor.
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Women and men would probably have had a much easier time fulfilling the expectations associated with their gender, as repressed and boring as those expectations might have been.
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Outside, on the lawns in front of Parliament, hundreds of yellow-clad Falun Gong members - a religious group that says it is repressed in China - held a protest.
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But one of the biggest questions that hangs over the docu-series is the question of repressed, and recovered, memories: are they real and can they be trusted?
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"Deathless" pulls directly from Lisa-Kaindé's own experience of being arrested by French police in her teens; a repressed memory she was hesitant to write about at first.
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The story of two sexually repressed newlyweds on their wedding night, On Chesil Beach seems like a good fit for Ronan, who excels in wordlessly suggesting emotional turmoil.
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And if you're someone who may be scarred from repressed memories of certain Advanced Chemistry classes past, avoiding it at all costs might sound like the best option.
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Similarly, the classic Silent Hill 2 is all about submersing yourself in the hell of repressed guilt over being a shitty husband to your sick and dying wife.
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It's the hierarchy and grandeur of the Catholic church and the repressed sexuality of its history, with a matching clutch and bedazzled miter on top for good measure.
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Since then, she has continued to work in photo and video portraiture with a particular focus on teasing out repressed experiences or personalities, often making use of masks.
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Lanthimos and co-writer Efthymis Filippou (his script partner on Dogtooth and Alps) go out of their way to keep viewers from engaging with their repressed, sheepish characters.
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Bahrain has suffered unrest and several bomb attacks since 2011 "Arab Spring" protests led by its Shi'ite majority were repressed with the help of its Gulf Arab neighbors.
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But his emotions—relieved though we are to see them, since he has spends most of The Last of Us repressed and wrestling with something internal—are destructive.
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These parties were riding a wave of renewed popularity — in large part because the military's earlier actions had repressed more secular opposition groups and nearly shattered the left.
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This was music that reflected the difficulties, the violence and the strain of street life in a London that many either ignored or wilfully repressed any knowledge of.
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Shi'ites, who are the majority in Iraq, were repressed under dictator Saddam Hussein, a Sunni Muslim, but now lead the Iraqi government since Saddam was overthrown in 2003.
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" He liked Britain for Boy George and Culture Club, for its cooked breakfasts, carpeted bathrooms, drafty windows, spongy bread, Silk Cut cigarettes, and "the repressed but omnipresent sexuality.
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But the sudden changes in a nation where political dissent has long been repressed have inspired many of its myriad ethnic groups to jockey for power and influence.
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At Mark's insistence, she starts to see a psychoanalyst, who helps her recover the repressed image of her dead baby brother, for whose death her mother blames her.
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It's pretty grim, but the reality is that it's not the parents' fault a lot of the time because we still live in a repressed culture around sex.
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Naturally, this process will require you to go deep and work though some thoughts or feelings that you may have repressed and stuffed way down in your psyche.
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The uprising of the last six weeks, whether it is renewed or repressed, seems to mark a turning point, and it happened with startling, and seemingly inexplicable swiftness.
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Claire de La Rüe du Can plays the 16-year-old Marie-Claire, who is barely able to speak when questioned, with a beautiful sense of repressed pain.
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This is even more so evidence of men's sexuality being celebrated and excused, whereas women are encouraged to virtuous and pure, which leads to their sexuality being repressed.
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In many ways, the absolute peak of the age-old stereotype that is the wealthy and emotionally repressed loner who is substituting much-needed therapy for alcohol dependency.
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" According to a study conducted at Mount Holyoke College for a World Politics course, minority languages are often "repressed as a first step towards repressing the actual minority.
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I'm sure as I age, and maybe do a little bit more work on my mental health over time, maybe I'll unpack some things that I have repressed.
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Emblematic of this resistance were the photos pinned to the dresses of women or held aloft on placards at rallies or silent marches that were often savagely repressed.
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After protests got them nowhere — in fact, they were viciously repressed by Maliki — some of them backed ISIS's armed insurgency out of desperation, even despite ISIS's extreme ideology.
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By 2002, when the Boston Globe blew open the child sex abuse scandal that had festered within the Catholic Church, the understanding of repressed memories was more firmly established.
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Communication planet Mercury begins its retrograde in intuitive water sign Scorpio, finding you revisiting your past—use this energy to work with emotions you've repressed or ideas you've discarded.
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Reformers such as John Wycliffe had translated the Bible (and been ruthlessly repressed) during medieval times; Skaryna was among the first Renaissance humanists to take on the task again.
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Then he went to Kosovo and praised Slobodan Milosevic, Serbia's wartime leader, who repressed ethnic Albanians and then ethnically cleansed hundreds of thousands of them during the Kosovo war.
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In this one small (but not insignificant) way, I think, 19th-century women were lucky, with their largely unsatisfying marriages and segregation into a subjugated and repressed gender caste.
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Is it healthy, psychologically speaking, or have I so deeply repressed my desire for junk food that I feel the need to fuck something just to release the tension?
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The Kurds were viciously, arguably genocidally repressed under Saddam Hussein's government, but were granted a massive degree of autonomy under the Iraqi constitution set up after the US invasion.
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"At this point, she's 87, so it's hard to tell what's repressed versus what's dementia versus there's no way in hell I'm going to talk about this," says Kellner.
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The initial phase of therapy is almost always fraught; it is an extremely difficult and vulnerable task to open up about emotions, whether they're long-repressed or otherwise powerful.
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We talked for a while about martial arts, the concentration involved, how the primal instinct gets repressed by the intellect, how stupid people are, how much we liked sushi.
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It has since been repressed and re-released on both CD and vinyl, and you can now find it on streaming services, causing the original pressing's price to drop.
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And certainly it has the same attitude toward music, which stands in for any repressed emotion or longing, and works miracles in bringing people together and fixing any problem.
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As the hero and heroine try to escape on a bike from a horrible mountaintop sanatorium full of nasty repressed desires, you can almost hear Freud shaking his fist.
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Security forces have repressed protests, firing on demonstrators, and raised the chances Gnassingbe could be toppled as a result of popular anger, as happened in Burkina Faso in 2014.
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Maybe it's because we've all repressed the memories of classic '90s horror movies, but a remake of Stephen King's It (1990) is here to scare everyone all over again.
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"Gender" agitation cast itself as political, but perhaps most significantly it achieved a revolution in manners, instilling first tolerance, then acceptance, and, finally, respect for formerly repressed human natures.
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" ("It's a weed-repressed society," Mr. Pyatt said.) Then Mr. Metoyer added: "Most of our customers are blown away the first time they start smoking on the party bus.
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But they just repressed it, so I bought two copies of that one–one for me and one for my friend who introduced me to Bibio seven years ago.
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Add to this a repressed employment market and an economy that has been in recession since the third quarter of 2005, and the problems that we face doubled exponentially.
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Under Ben Ali, media in Tunisia were among the most repressed in Africa and Arab world as part of his crackdown on opposition and criticism of his autocratic government.
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Repressed queer Whitney; abused Whitney; a Whitney who was controlled by a jealous husband; Whitney who was sued by her father: The documentaries present the singer as pure victim.
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" Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley said in a statement that her hopes and prayers are with "the long-repressed Iranian people," who "are now finding their voice.
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It started with uprooting their lives and ended with a work that, sonically and thematically, is a kind of return of the repressed, the deepest music they've ever made.
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It is a history still unknown to many, yet Convert's project and the research of Simon Maghakyan and Sarah Pickman is a promising step towards uncovering these repressed histories.
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The problem is that the fans of order never picture themselves as the ones being repressed, said Sergei Oleynik, head of the Penza branch of the liberal Yabloko Party.
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But keep in mind that repressed emotions may surface and lead to climaxes in your partnerships due to the full moon, which illuminates the relationship sector of your chart.
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Watch as she giggles to the point of unsuccessfully repressed tears as guests get pumpkins stuck on their heads and make highly suggestive jokes about the size of sausages.
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Starring Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara as lesbian lovers in the repressed setting of the 1950s, Carol is an aching romance that's tender and textured, and shot to perfection.
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The scientific evidence on ayahuasca is limited, but it is known to activate repressed memories in ways that allow people to come to a new understanding of their past.
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Our society is both highly sexualized and totally repressed, and although these conversations are being had more and more, it's easy to find yourself in the midst of controversy.
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"Visible signs of public support for LGBTI equality are ... crucial in places where members of our communities are being repressed, stigmatized or discriminated against," said ILGA spokeswoman Emma Cassidy.
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After Soviet forces violently repressed the Hungarian uprising in 1956, the Vatican sidelined the outspoken anticommunist Archbishop József Mindszenty in favor of a deal with the new puppet regime.
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Ms. Laurio was ready with an answer: She not only bluntly confirmed it, she went deeper, saying she has struggled with repressed anger since being molested as a child.
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Yet its description of a society seized by its worst impulses, enacting the repressed hatreds and nightmarish obsessions of its inhabitants, felt more familiar the more I considered it.
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This tale of a provincial lass who walks out on a repressed home life, leaving parents sobbing in her wake, is simply no match for those stately, swirling strings.
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Years before the fateful events of 1979, the CIA rallied Iran's long-repressed religious conservatives, providing them with funding and ideological encouragement to overthrow a democratically-elected Iranian government.
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Recent months have seen a swift consolidation of power by Mr. Maduro as scores of political prisoners have been detained without trial, protesters violently repressed and local elections postponed.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Democracy is "barely alive" in Venezuela, where President Nicolas Maduro has repressed months of protests and consolidated power, the United Nations human rights chief said on Wednesday.
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Those who have been socio-economically repressed – fighting men, former squaddies, Travellers – resurge in this rich, fabular novel, as does something more radical and doomed: a pre-capitalist morality.
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Ironically, seeing clowns now fully repressed in the form of a purely commercial form of children's entertainment made people more acutely aware of the dark side they weren't seeing.
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The film's writers feel no need to reassure us that Jimmie and Mont aren't in a sexual relationship or even one with repressed homoerotic potential, and that feels significant.
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But where the government has repressed protesters in the East, sometimes with brutal force, the repression of unrest in the impoverished barrios has, by many accounts, been much worse.
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Freud attributed his patient's feeling of déjà visité to the manifestation of a repressed fantasy that only surfaced when the woman encountered a situation analogous to an unconscious desire.
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The "missing time" refers to the missing issues, suggested in the colors of the paintings; this, in turn, evokes the missing time of repressed trauma (institutional trauma, Kelley hints, caused by his Hans Hoffmann-based "push-and-pull" training at U of M). Kelley's gestures undermine the dichotomy, not by elevating the "low" or lowering the "high" (he preferred the terms "allowable and repressed"), but by creating porous borders, exposing the one within the other.
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These policies attempt to reframe domestic disputes around the inequality and discrimination against Shi'ites in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province as security issues that need to be repressed rather than discussed.
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But those whose views are excluded from public discourse are effectively excommunicated from our democratic polity, and in such circumstances the repressed tends to return with redoubled fury and ressentiment.
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"Bags" is more repressed and in some ways more typical, as a flat, shiny, melancholy guitar riff underscores a confession she can't bring herself to utter aloud, except in song.
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Chinese esports have taken off for a couple of reasons: Culturally, esports allows users to express individuality, through customized "skins" or digital costumes, that is often repressed by Chinese society.
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Plus it's really important to celebrate Repressed Records' 15th anniversary, and look at the fact that the record store has been so supportive of underground Australian music for so long.
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Its rambunctious humor was a big hit with audiences, and it reminded filmmakers that fans don't need all their heroes to be like the glowering, repressed trauma victims seen here.
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The Moon in Scorpio is lighting up the fame and fortune sector of your chart; however, your focus today is really on working out some complicated and even repressed emotions.
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We think of Capricorn as a stoic sign, and while it's appropriate to hide our emotions sometimes, we can't continually keep them repressed and need safe spaces to express ourselves.
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There's no evidence that Yiannopoulos's no-platforming led to his ideas and personality gaining a kind of underground popularity, as some free speech advocates believe happens when speech is repressed.
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In like seventh or eighth grade, I was really repressed and compulsive about trying to adhere to all the micro-details of the ritualistic stuff we were taught to do.
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The original Star Trek introduced Vulcans, an entire race who repressed all emotion in favor of logic, even though human passion usually proved more powerful and useful on the show.
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Washington could help nongovernmental organizations and other private groups that are trying to spread information inside North Korea about the outside world and how repressed North Koreans' lives have become.
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Sachs says keeping a rage journal is a great way to "allow repressed emotions to arise safely in order to alleviate chronic pain," whether your pain is physical or psychological.
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Michelangelo, then in his mid-twenties, was gruff, hardworking, ill-kempt, and, by his own account, celibate, because of what appears to have been his severely repressed and spiritualized homosexuality.
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You see, she regularly uses cases that many (aka a repressed person like me) might consider outrageously ostentatious — cases shaped like hot dogs, stuffed bunnies, or giant cherry pom-poms.
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The story of Bechdel's own realization that she is a lesbian is told in tandem with the story of her father, a small-town funeral director, and his repressed homosexuality.
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In a program broadcast on March 31, Boehmermann had recited a poem about Erdogan that contained crude sexual references and accusations that Erdogan repressed minorities and mistreated Kurds and Christians.
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So it might be with Trumpism, in the event of a true landslide — the problem would be repressed, the political class reassured, and much that needs to change would not.
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It reveals our repressed sexuality, together with what makes us feel most vulnerable; it expresses the dark side of one's personality, buried deep in the subconscious realms of our psyche.
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For a glorified life coach who talks in self-help slogans, and whose repressed trauma apparently manifests itself as chronic diarrhea, he turns out to have a surprisingly healthy worldview.
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A repressed Belgian manicurist (Catherine Deneuve) living in London spirals from discomfort into madness as she grows tormented by sexuality in Roman Polanski's psychological thriller, his first English-language film.
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For those of us who have ever felt alone or heartsick or repressed — and particularly for those of us in the LGBTQ community — this is barely less than a revelation.
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Deadly clashes and protests have erupted following democratic reforms introduced by Nobel Peace Prize-winning Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed since 2018, which lifted the lid on long-repressed ethnic tensions.
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As the world said goodbye to some of the best of us, it also witnessed the resurgence from the shadows of new forces of hatred and repressed anger and rage.
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It pities Catholic priests as repressed and miserable (some are; in general they are not) even as its own cultural order seeds a vast social experiment in growing old alone.
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When it's in the body, it forms an entire network of un-thought thoughts, or repressed thoughts, that have a kind of latent potential, a storehouse or preserve of power.
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When her mother Nettie (Ellen Burstyn) discovers the story decades later, Fox is forced to take a hard look at her childhood sexual abuse and the memories she twisted and repressed.
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It's an outlook wrapped up in some of "Plan B's" biggest moments, the fairy tales Dee Dee raised her daughter on, and aggressively repressed sexuality — just ask episode writer Lisa Long.
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But while the Netflix series is a complex, intellectual character study, Victoria is much more in the vein of traditional period costume dramas, brimming with visual splendor and barely repressed passion.
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In the first Halloween, Curtis's film debut, Laurie was "an innocent, virgin, intellectual, [a] repressed, emotionally nervous 22007-year-old girl who then had a trauma inflicted upon her," she said.
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But the greater freedoms have lifted the lid on long-repressed tensions between Ethiopia's many ethnic groups and Abiy has accused unnamed media figures of promoting ethnic interests over national unity.
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Laura, determined to find out just what is going on inside the boy's head, ends up being forced to confront some secrets from her past that she had long ago repressed.
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The (very, very riveting) USA limited series The Sinner revolves around the repressed memories of an implied rape so traumatizing, its survivor murders a man in reaction to a triggering song.
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" The New York Times called the first of those two novels, which won an American Book Award in 2006, a "quietly absorbing first novel" about "an emotionally repressed husband and father.
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Repressed inner thoughts seem to explode from the bodies Swedish illustrator and Swedish Academy of Realist Art teacher Miles Johnston draws in the dysmorphic portraits he posts to his Instagram account.
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Investors should prepare for the end of an era in which growth has been low but stable and central banks have repressed financial volatility when it rises too much, he warned.
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Regardless of whether he needs to yelp and wail and let off steam, which he does, he certainly doesn't want to — all he wants is to stay repressed and unnoticed forever.
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Mr Johnson thinks not; he suggests the current policy of picking favoured religions and persecuting inconvenient ones could backfire, in part because the faiths being repressed will refuse to go away.
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Erdogan's authoritarian regime has repressed the free press, rigged elections, and his recent visits to the US have turned violent as his personal security detail has assaulted protestors and reporters alike.
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More from Tonic: Beginning to talk about—and therefore to think about—experiences that have long been repressed can increase symptoms and harmful behaviors before they get better or go away.
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The people revolted against their authoritarian governments seeking just those things, but found themselves abandoned by the United States and violently repressed by Arab regimes -- which he is once again arming.
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Based on Tarell McCraney's play In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, Chiron's struggle is also one of a repressed young gay man navigating a culture in which gayness is particularly dangerous.
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The full moon in Scorpio arrives on May 18, and it's a juicy one, illuminating all sorts of secrets, dreams, and emotions that you have repressed, forgotten, or couldn't access before.
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The eclipses in Capricorn and Cancer had you working through repressed emotions and finding a new connection with your inner voice as you released some responsibilities that were dragging you down.
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It is that half who becomes the uncanny double, a figure filled with menace who threatens and simultaneously acts out all of the deepest and most repressed desires of the protagonist.
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It's not comfortable to listen to, so it should also push uncomfortable boundaries in its subject matter: ask difficult questions, address painful issues, express things that are repressed in everyday life.
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In some visitors, like the little girl in the pink hairbow and also, me, the show activated a long-repressed urge to take things without asking and without paying for them.
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Using an even more intricate flashback structure, "The Conformist" (22012), set during the Mussolini era and based on a novel by Alberto Moravia, connects the Fascist mind-set with repressed sexuality.
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This time, he is allying himself with opposition figures he once repressed in the name of beating his own former protégé, Najib Razak, whom he helped make prime minister in 2009.
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This time, he is allying himself with opposition figures he once repressed in the name of beating his own former protégé, Najib Razak, whom he helped make prime minister in 20163.
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Inspired by stories from Giovanni Boccaccio's "The Decameron" — seasoned with a sprinkling of Monty Python — the writer and director, Jeff Baena, turns an Italian convent into a hotbed of repressed desires.
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With the sudden slackening of political controls and the dismantling of some of the state's authoritarian features under his administration, repressed ethnic, political and religious conflicts have resurfaced across the country.
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But letting the protesters have their way, he believes, would show weakness and potentially encourage repressed minorities in China, such as the Uighurs, Kazakhs or Tibetans, to push for their rights.
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Last year, dozens of intelligence analysts reportedly complained that their assessments about the group were either repressed or manipulated to make the U.S.'s efforts appear more effective than they were.
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There's always a scary violent act at the heart of things, which has been repressed, and all that's required is for the patient to fully remember the experience to dispel it.
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The protests were repressed heavy-handedly and uncompromisingly by the regime, with an unknown number of protesters killed and the arrest of opposition leaders who are in prison to this day.
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On Wednesday, security forces repressed protests in Lubumbashi in which 10 died and 47 were wounded, said King Kasongo, a lawyer and activist for Humanism and Human Rights, a nongovernmental organization.
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"Iran is a very interesting market because there is a lot of repressed demand and it is a huge country so there is great potential for regional aviation," the spokesman said.
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"Song of Back and Neck" tells the story of a paralegal who has repressed so much frustration that his anger has manifested in the form of chronic back and neck pain.
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At the center of this conflict is Overkill (Scott Speiser), who most directly parodies the Punisher, but also acts as a commentary on any number of other emotionally repressed, grim male heroes.
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As obituary writers scramble to select "the best of" her very long list of achievements, some have notably neglected to mention Will Ferrell's legendary Janet Reno: hypermasculine, borderline autistic, deeply sexually repressed.
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" But in another message shown to the jury, he stuck up for Weinstein, telling him: "I think the dog pile of actresses who are suddenly brave and recalling repressed memories is hideous.
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The series will explore the next chapter in the career of Bill Pullman's Detective Ambrose — the only person in season 1 capable of unraveling Cora's repressed memories and solving the disturbing case.
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Rather than trying to help patients by dredging up repressed memories and urges to consciousness, as Freud had done, therapists sought to modify behaviors and teach their patients positive ways of thinking.
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With few exceptions, it seemed like porn relating to cultures known for their sexual openness (Latin America, Italians) got viewers off faster than those relating to more sexually repressed cultures (Arab, Japanese).
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Every kind of resistance to this model gets harshly repressed: There are thousand of vacant houses and apartments that get occupied and are then evicted at a moment's notice through sheer force.
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When Charlie catches the eye of the worldly, slightly older Tim (Haaz Sleiman), a barroom musician and accomplished classical pianist, jealousies and long-repressed feelings emerge amid passionate hookups and tearful confrontations.
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Venus' square to Saturn will push you to address some repressed feelings and come to terms with some of the blocks and obstacles in your life that you're still learning to overcome.
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She died young and left a divisive legacy, with some recalling her as a champion of the working class and others as someone who helped enable a demagogue who repressed political freedoms.
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Even a story line in which a women's-encounter group encourages the repressed Cindy to familiarize herself with her vagina feels suddenly topical; what Mr. Trump bragged about grabbing, she's grabbing back.
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" The kinds of stories he wants to tell are about "people taking responsibility, coming to accept who they are," Mr. Squyres said, adding, "There's a lot of repressed emotions in his films.
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But when they do happen, they are violently repressed by the police, and hijacked by what I'd call 'state-sponsored hooligans' whose only purpose is to intimidate, and beat, in total impunity.
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I know that there are probably quite a few aces who have been blown off as "repressed straight people" or something, but most of the time, I'm just trying to stay visible.
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Since 2003, Sunnis, who make up about a quarter of the population, have lost out to Shiites and Kurds, who were both brutally repressed by an elite Sunni minority under Saddam Hussein.
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It's an unsparing, hourlong look at a repressed, hypocritical society that gets the leader it deserves: a charismatic preacher — not the first in the Taylor canon — who is also an irredeemable sinner.
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"In the Italian imagination, Mussolini remains a kind of totem, a figure of great charisma, a kind of perverse national father whom we have repressed," Scurati, 49, said in a recent interview.
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With his tic-ridden, repressed manner and impressive timing, Laurent Poitrenaux has the makings of a great Harpagon, but in lieu of Molière's witty satire, Mr. Lagarde opts for heavy-handed violence.
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Today is an especially potent and beautiful time to connect with your inner wisdom, do some psychic work, and hold emotions that were previously repressed dismissed, thanks to Mercury's connection with Neptune.
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But many scholars, including Goddard, take it as an exercise in fact-based fiction, intended to advertise, for a Parisian art clientele, the artist's conversion from repressed European to noble wild man.
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Had she not, it is very likely that she would have shared the fate of the many other Chinese who have been repressed because their conscience would not let them stay silent.
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"Back in the '80s and '90s… these were histories that were repressed for so long," said Hu. Decades later, though, the lens through which Taiwanese filmmakers look to the past has certainly changed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Rest in peace, Ric Ocasek, the gawkiest new wave icon, the most repressed control freak, the strangest and most deadpan singer-songwriter to have crafted pop jewels.
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The expressions that cross her face—a shifting alchemy of joy and envy and something else that only later emerges as repressed rage—sum up their relationship and the film as a whole.
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Ellen: I think it has a lot do with creating new realities and new stories because these other ones are old and destructive, and all from this white, heterosexual, patriarchal, racist, repressed perspective.
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He's masculine but sensitive, sexual but chaste, and able to conform to social expectations of what he should be, despite what may be his repressed desire for homoerotic bonds and violent self-expression.
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A tribute to the 20 members of Cardona's family killed as a result of the government's war with FARC, the work deals with nightmares as much as repressed memories of death and disappearance.
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Something has gone terribly wrong in the mental and sexual life of a culture—once rich in diversity—when it is hijacked by a conservative puritanism that is autocratically enforced by repressed men.
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The referendum is the latest effort to rid Venezuela of a government that has postponed free elections indefinitely, jailed political opponents, and violently repressed regular protests in which nearly 100 people have died.
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"[W]hen I hear that I do things that are completely out of my comfort zone, it makes me wonder if it's a repressed part of me trying to come out," Emily says.
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Walker focuses on the political uses of memory: The positive memory of Soviet victory in World War II and the repressed memories of the Gulag, mass deportations and executions, and less glorious wars.
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Staveley's novel is an exciting addition to his world, but he uses the opportunity to explore the nature of civil unrest and the power that myths and stories hold for a repressed people.
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In fact, with its emphasis on the unspoken and repressed passions of Bram Stoker, its most provocative point may be that the book transcended its time by being firmly a part of it.
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And besides, where's the grotesquerie, the vomit taste and the drunken horniness that makes Bukowski so enticing to dangerously under-repressed 19-year-old boys and so completely insufferable to millions of others?
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Russian Cossacks, who had sought to carve out their own separatist ministates in the area, were repressed in internecine fighting on the pro-Russian side that by some estimates killed about 100 people.
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I never again thought of killing my parents, but new chilling thoughts popped up: fear that I was a serial killer, that I'd have sex with animals, that I was a repressed pedophile.
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And in Sri Lanka, a toxic Buddhist nationalist political force has agitated against minority Christians and Muslims, dismissing them as relics of a British colonial era when the Buddhist majority itself was repressed.
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Nearly every former employee also recounted how this select group of higher-ups cultivated a Mean Girls environment of cliques, fear, and intimidation that permeated the workplace and repressed people from speaking out.
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TIPS yields have fallen more than 50 basis points since November and are at their lowest level since May 450, when they were still artificially repressed by the Federal Reserves quantitative easing programme.
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Dr. Sarno, who specialized in rehabilitation medicine at New York University before retiring, has posited for decades that many types of chronic pain, particularly back pain, are caused by stress and repressed emotions.
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Abiy, who came to power in 2018, has implemented sweeping liberal reforms which have won him international praise but also lifted the lid on long-repressed tensions between the country's many ethnic groups.
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Rivalries between ethnic groups — once repressed by a state with an iron fist — have exploded into the open, and the United Nations says 2.4 million Ethiopians are currently displaced due to these conflicts.
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Anger has mounted among the Gulf island kingdom's Shi'ite majority since the "Arab Spring" protests they led were repressed by the Sunni-led government in 2011 with the help of Gulf Arab states.
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"[Gilman's] beautiful and alarming short story offers such a convincing horror of a repressed and under-stimulated woman slipping into psychosis as she sees into and beyond the walls that confine her," says Goodyear.
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On Tuesday, you want to know what your partner's really thinking when Venus in Cancer opposes Pluto, the planet of repressed feelings—which is currently stationed retrograde in the partnership sector of your chart.
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But Lee said that since then he had "repressed" the memory of the exam, recalling it only last week, when he heard about Kelly's accusers on the radio while driving his son to preschool.
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Some Muslims in Kashmir say they fear that India's dominant Hindu population will overrun the lush state at the foot of the Himalayas, and Kashmiris' identity, culture and religion will be diluted and repressed.
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The country's Shia majority had been brutally repressed by Saddam Hussein's predominantly Sunni Baathist regime for decades, but when they took control of Baghdad after the US invasion in 2003, the tides quickly turned.
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Some large part of the problem is that if treatment is even briefly discontinued, HIV is always ready to make a sudden comeback from its repressed/latent state to its quickly multiplying supervirus state.
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" AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka urged the committee to formally reject the Trans-Pacific Partnership because it "would perpetuate a failed corporate model of trade that has bled jobs and repressed wages for decades.
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In Egypt, traditional forces -- the military and the Islamists -- competed for power and crowded out or repressed the unorganized forces of change that did not have the wherewithal to provide good or stable governance.
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Their tales are nightmare-inducing (I literally lost sleep over them) and, as they say in their respective episodes, have been deeply repressed throughout the years due to the trauma they say they experienced.
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Recruiting Gosling to its emotional cause, "First Man" proceeds on the assumption that folk who are modest in displaying their feelings, like Armstrong, must by definition be deeply repressed and taut with untold misery.
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Rape, sewage, prison, violence, scars on the belly: High Life is a film about the aspects of existence that we keep hidden, because if they were not repressed they might take over the world.
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She gave me so much strength and helped me find a power that I didn't know I had, and helped me deal with repressed memories and trauma that we all bury to protect ourselves.
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I was going to school at the University of Oklahoma, and I was in that phase where, after being repressed for 20-something years, I was eager to date anyone—I didn't care who.
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A free press remains the surest defense against tyranny, and it's a tragic sign of our times that so many courageous journalists are repressed, imprisoned or killed, and that their oppressors act with impunity.
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At that point the things we have excluded from our minds in order to chase our goal come back to us, like a rationalist correlate of Freud's return of the repressed, with a vengeance.
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The government since 2001 has repressed all major waves of protest, the last one in 2017 leaving a death toll above 150 and sending more than 5,000 Venezuelans to prison, where many were tortured.
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Alec Berg and I talked about the character and said if you want someone to figure out their goal and to become a human, it should probably start in a place that's very repressed.
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At times, Ms. Feden said, Ms. Constand repressed thoughts about what had happened to her, but she also tried to confront Mr. Cosby, at a restaurant and at his home, about what had happened.
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But they also reflected the abiding dissonance of those years: The very communities that were being creatively pillaged were being politically ignored and repressed, and their frustration would boil over as the decade progressed.
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Though the Taliban get their primary wish under this agreement — the withdrawal of American troops — they have remained vague in commitments to protect the civil rights that they had brutally repressed when in power.
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Valerie (Michaela Watkins), a repressed therapist mired in a nasty divorce, moves in with her younger brother, Alex (Tommy Dewey), a dating-site creator who becomes her wingman in this creation from Zander Lehmann.
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The judge ruled that Huth properly brought her case under a California law allowing childhood abuse victims to sue as adults within three years of claiming to have realized they suffered repressed psychological damage.
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Between 2012 and 2014, shares of Brazilian education companies skyrocketed, despite a prolonged slowdown in the economy, as investors saw them benefiting from repressed demand for higher education among the nation's growing middle class.
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But these allegations didn't come to light until the early 90s, over two decades after Cesnik was killed, when one of the victims suddenly claimed to have recovered previously repressed memories of years of abuse.
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Perhaps the chief example of this is his 2012 work Moonrise Kingdom, a sweet romance between two teenagers that becomes about all the buried, repressed emotions driving a little Massachusetts island community in the 1960s.
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"With horror and creature features, you tend to get the most nihilistic stories during progressive periods, but in conservative times, you see more movies in which a violent 'force of nature' is repressed," Scahill said.
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The US had empowered a predominantly Shia clique of politicians, believing they would both fairly represent the Shia majority of Iraq that Saddam had repressed, but also give the Sunnis a continued voice in government.
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"To anyone who's ever felt silenced and repressed, the truth seekers and bold thinkers… may you liberate your voice and break the mold, never back down, and never fall in line," Aguilera wrote on Twitter.
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The idea that John has been breaking routine, keeping secrets, and ignoring their carefully established rules sends Jonathan into the repressed-egghead version of a frenzy, and he takes invasive steps to control the situation.
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As a kid, she repressed the urge to rifle through her mother's closet but once she entered puberty, she began to steal her mother's underwear and nighties and wear them to sleep under her pajamas.
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Xiong Bingqi, vice president of the 21st Century Education Research Institute in Beijing, described the backlash as "an outburst of a long-repressed grudge," adding that a drastic overhaul of the system should be considered.
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And while it's true that art history has forwarded the formal and theoretical over the personal, the last 30 years have seen a renaissance of psychoanalytic and feminist scholarship exploring history's repressed narratives and drives.
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Instead, as they begin to connect the dots and recover their own repressed memories, they realize that she wasn't the only innocent whose life was stolen by the hands of the school's powerful Father Maskell.
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The False Memory Syndrome Foundation was formed in 1992 as a space for Loftus and others to probe the fallible nature of memory, and her book The Myth of Repressed Memory was published in 1994.
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Through their work, Dr. Jordan and Marks begin to unravel the role that memory plays in her crime and how it could be the key to her innocence—but may also unlock some repressed trauma.
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However, that has also brought a surge of long-repressed rivalries between Ethiopia's 80 plus ethnic groups, forcing 2.4 million people out of their homes and killing hundreds, according to the U.N. and monitoring groups.
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"Philip V repressed Catalonia, and three centuries later here we are, getting denied the right to vote in the Spain of Philip VI," said Oriol Cabré, a retired industrial engineer, referring to the current king.
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Suddenly I'm not watching my version of Hellsing, where it's all high-minded bureaucratic politics and deep feelings repressed by obligation and duty—basically a Merchant and Ivory production but with automatic weapons and zombies.
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" As she spoke, more than 400,000 Rohingya, a Muslim minority long repressed by the Buddhists who dominate Myanmar, had fled a military massacre that the United Nations has called a "textbook example of ethnic cleansing.
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The company previously faced criticism after a U.S. teenager's account was suspended after she uploaded a video criticizing China's treatment of Uighur Muslims, which human rights organizations say are being violently repressed by Chinese authorities.
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As an installation, "Mobile Homestead" ties together the various strains of Kelley's career, including his obsession with isolation and loneliness, and with domesticity and familiar structures (including the repressed darkness lurking beneath every happy home).
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If true, it would be the latest move to tighten surveillance in the heavily-repressed region, where the US State Department has estimated up to two million Muslim-majority Uyghurs are being held in detention camps.
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In both pop culture and history alike, nuns have been portrayed as a lowly, repressed bunch; the expectation is that they've chosen to live the rest of their days in a convent as a last resort.
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It turns the film into a deft exploration of controlling and entitled masculinity, via the way Faraday exploits the patriarchy's repressed gender dynamics in order to obtain what he most wants — total control over Hundreds Hall.
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But in the midst of our increasingly bleak, emotionally repressed lifestyles, the heart-on-sleeve, give-no-fucks music of an artist like Bibi Bourelly is a welcome imploration to feel things, both good and bad.
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For decades, Alex lived wondering what happened, and Marcus — who had repressed the childhood memories in order to be able to function — refused to tell him, reasoning that he was protecting his brother by doing so.
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" El-Erian said, however, investors have done very well in the current environment as "central banks have repressed financial volatility, pushed up virtually every asset price and therefore delivered returns from the future to investors today.
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Friday May 12 – Barwon Club, Geelong VIC Thursday June 1 – Repressed Records 15th Anniversary at Sydney Opera House, Sydney NSW Friday June 9 – Theatre Royal, Castlemaine VIC Images: Amy Hill Lachlan Kanoniuk is a Melbourne writer.
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Something similar happened recently in Ecuador, where protests against the economic policies that President Lenín Moreno had put in place — after he had agreed to a controversial loan from the International Monetary Fund — were violently repressed.
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Previously, Dunst and Fanning talked about how they put their own Civil War-era spin on Girls Gone Wild while filming the film, which takes place at a repressed all-girls Southern boarding in the 1860s.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain who has praised 20th century dictatorships that repressed leftists in South America, has criticized Brazil's past policy of rapprochement with Cuba and said he would investigate loans given to the island.
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In one of these moments, a drunken, fumbling Nick shows up late at night at Naomi's door and unloads all of his repressed feelings, the way he sees her as a means to escape his life.
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When Omar Mateen attacked homosexuals while pledging his allegiance to ISIS, our leaders fell over themselves to tie the tragedy to mental illness, the ill effects of American foreign policy, repressed homosexuality, and American gun culture.
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Results not only showed repressed growth in arts sector wages relative to the 295 study, but found the arts lagging behind other sectors in terms of the compensation, long-term benefits, and subsequent retention of employees.
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Intense guerrilla activity promoted by a sector of the repressed student movement ended by persuading the government in 1978 toward the need to legalize the Communist Party and open an electoral option for the revolutionary left.
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He has no experience — unlike the colleague, Tracey Wolfe (Rosie Perez), he blithely steps over — but he has a big ambition: putting on "Spring Awakening," the rock musical about teenagers in sexually repressed 19th-century Germany.
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As a typically repressed evangelical kid, my shame over a burgeoning interest in sex went hand in hand with a host of shame associated with being queer and genderqueer that I could barely begin to understand.
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Meanwhile, the "selected" stories are threaded throughout the film, as Harold begins to require medical attention and his kids have to sort out some long-repressed issues in their relationships with each other and their father.
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"Soon, perhaps, will some native composer, hopefully of the future, take the pen, inspired by long repressed imagination, and paint glowing tone pictures of a radiant dawn — a dawn without passing — a day without a night."
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However, the openness has also brought a surge of long-repressed rivalries between ethnic groups, forcing more than 2 million people out of their homes and killing hundreds, according to the United Nations and monitoring groups.
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The A.K.P. members may have thought that this would be the end of it — another law passed as part of their social conservative agenda, with little pushback in a country where civil society is increasingly repressed.
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But its factories are efficient for some of the same reasons that they have been deadly: overcrowded buildings, limited oversight and a government that has historically repressed workers' efforts to organize and fight for better conditions.
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Most notably, while Frank Underwood (Kevin Spacey) has the white trash roots and genial folksiness of Bill Clinton, his deeply repressed bisexuality presents the opposite set of problems as those encountered by his real-life forebear.
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It's a politically repressed and traditionally conservative society—with anti-gay laws, a recent anti-pornography bill and laws pushed by American evangelical churches feeding people lies about sexuality—but behind closed doors, people don't really care.
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Part of the problem is that in 1994, when the civil case was launched, there was a lot of debate around the concept of repressed memories, recovered memories, and false memories, and how reliable they really were.
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Like Sheikh Hasina and Mayawati, a former chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, as well as Jayalalithaa, a recently deceased former film star and long-serving chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Ms Banerjee has carefully repressed her sexuality.
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Just like the women readers who saw themselves and their own experiences mirrored back to them in The Best of Everything, I found #MeToo was a way to begin to articulate all of the things I'd repressed.
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Sometimes the reason we disparage other people [on social media] in comments, to our friends, or in our heads, is because that part of being a human being is something that we have completely repressed in ourselves.
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In the March 31 program, Boehmermann host of late-night "Neo Magazin Royale" on public broadcaster ZDF, recited a poem about Erdogan with references to bestiality and accusations that he repressed minorities and mistreated Kurds and Christians.
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With this new line of credit, Goldman Sachs has chosen to keep financing a government that has transitioned to a fully-fledged dictatorship that has repressed its own people with military weaponry for the past 85033 days.
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Q: On August 12, US House Speaker Pelosi, Senator McConnell, Senator Rubio and Congressman Yoho tweeted that Hong Kong police repressed demonstrators with violence and that the Chinese central government eroded democracy and freedom in Hong Kong.
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All the shit that neurosis makes, basically, it all comes from the pain that had to be repressed, and it all comes from the unfulfilled need to be loved, because being loved means having your needs fulfilled.
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Grounded in the theories of Repressed Memory Syndrome (RMS) and False Memory Syndrome (FMS), "Educational Complex" is an architectural model of every school Kelley attended, plus his childhood home, made from memory, with unremembered areas left blank.
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This month the National League for Democracy held the latest in a series of summits aimed at bringing peace to Myanmar's ethnic frontiers, where several armed groups are battling a state that has for decades repressed them.
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And yes, diplomacy is essential to push for regime change from within, perhaps by encouraging Chinese intervention to replace the Kim dynasty in Pyongyang or by providing hope and resources to the repressed population of the North.
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The defense team also called a cognitive psychologist who is an expert on false, repressed and unreliable memories, to cast doubt on his six accusers, all of whom have testified to sexual assaults that happened years ago.
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The pair attend a costume party dressed as Paul Newman and Elizabeth Taylor's characters from "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" — unaware that the couple's sexual standoff in the original play stemmed from the husband's repressed homosexuality.
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In a video that pairs all the elements of your childhood nightmares, actor Daniel Stern aka Marv from Home Alone who definitely should have died from his injuries' but didn't — has resurfaced overnight to unleash your repressed arachnophobia.
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Whether the experience was actively repressed or just forgotten, it seemed to disappear from consciousness for decades, returning only in response to a specific trigger, such as driving by an orphanage or seeing a nun at the supermarket.
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I don't think Pope Francis (among other members of the Catholic hierarchy) understands the importance of such liberties, because they're working within the confines of a sexually-repressed Church; again, one that obsesses over this idea of procreation.
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As with Veere, Four More Shots piles on the cursing and sex to the point where other elements feel suffocated – but that's also a necessary measure when one considers how repressed most Indian media has been until today.
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Greaves is deeply suspicious of the notion of repressed trauma: "Often, hypnosis and other memory retrieval techniques are employed to draw forth what is presumed to be accessible in the subconscious mind," he recently wrote on his blog.
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You're pretty good at sitting with your emotions; however, if there are issues you've repressed, this new moon will be a fantastic time to sit with your feelings, to release the past, and to embrace a new start.
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"The whole idea of hypnosis is this avenue for women to express their deepest, most repressed feelings, which weren't okay to talk about openly at that time," Gadon explains of the thought process behind the Jerome-Grace experiment.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," OSF president Patrick Gaspard said in a statement.
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In Uganda, riot police repressed demonstrations against two new taxes implemented in July - one on mobile money transactions and another, a daily levy on social media usage, with apps and websites blocked until a user pays the fee.
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The region and the OAS have failed to act as President Hugo Chávez and President Maduro have torn up Venezuela's democratic institutions, repressed independent media, clamped down on political opposition and gamed the electoral system in their favor.
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But no matter where Philip goes throughout this season — which includes Australia, the repressed depths of his traumatic childhood, and even Antarctica — he clings to his bitter resentment as if letting it go would mean fully castrating himself.
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There's a world in which Hereditary was nominated for five or six Oscars, thanks to how it deftly blends one of the Academy's favorite genres — the family drama filled with repressed emotions and bitterness — with darkly disturbing horror.
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There is also the fact that D'Eramo, for all her fascination with the return of the repressed, never really gets to the nub of her own behavior, never really penetrates beyond her cognitive dance of the seven veils.
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In the original Aladdin, Jasmine is a repressed princess whose ultimate aim is to gain enough independence to marry for love rather than political expediency, which made her strikingly evolved for the time but seems hopelessly limiting now.
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Where Fan's piece evokes an internal apparatus made visible, Garner's "Untitled Bureau" (2017), a wooden dresser containing hair weaves cascading from five open drawers, imagines the inverse: a specific physical characteristic, black hair, tucked away, trapped, and repressed.
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That's more than can be said for his prissy director, Leigh (Robert Jack), a repressed Englishman who is conceived in strokes so broad that it becomes difficult to take the play's inexorable slide toward violence all that seriously.
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When matriarch Astrid witnesses a school bus accident, the trauma uncovers a long-repressed memory that forces her to question the kind of parent she was to her now-adult children, who are floundering in their own ways.
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The Yorkshire depicted in Clio Barnard's third feature, "Dark River," has much in common with that of Francis Lee's recent triumph, "God's Own Country": a place of hard labor and lowering skies, of bleating sheep and repressed sexuality.
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When matriarch Astrid witnesses a school bus accident, the trauma uncovers a long-repressed memory that forces her to question the kind of parent she was to her now-adult children — who are floundering in their own ways.
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The lunar eclipse in Aquarius arrives on July 27, activating a very sensitive and private sector of your chart and finding you contending with emotions you've repressed, as well as situations you hadn't even realized needed your attention.
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The best example of the past coming back to haunt them is John Grey, whose reunion with Jamie lives in the valley between fondly-remembered friendship in a time of trauma and two decades of barely-repressed longing.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," the foundation's president Patrick Gaspard said in a statement.
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In the flurry of press that accompanied the album's release, Mitski said that she channeled the record through the persona of an "icy repressed woman" whom she envisions as a mutation, or perhaps radicalization, of certain parts of herself.
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Gilbert and Gubar use a feminist lens to view how madness is utilized in the texts of various Victorian authors, and for them, madness is always symbolic of something: repressed sexuality, for example, and women writers' lack of independence.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 67%Synopsis: Ronan was one-half of a repressed British couple in "On Chesil Beach," which centers on two newlyweds (her and Billy Howle), who spend their honeymoon terrified by losing their virginity to one another.
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Huth, however, filed her suit under a California law allowing victims of childhood abuse to sue beyond the statute of limitations if, within the last three years, they have realized they suffered from psychological damage that previously was repressed.
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In the years since I forced myself to ignore my feelings for Bea, there have probably been at least a handful more queer students who repressed their feelings because no one told them it was okay to express them.
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Michael C. Hall has built a career playing characters who spend their lives trying to tamp down their darkest secrets, from the repressed undertaker David Fisher in HBO's Six Feet Under to the titular serial killer in Showtime's Dexter.
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A new Vanity Fair profile focuses on the on-set shenanigans between the mostly female cast of Coppola's feminist adaptation of the 1971 Clint Eastwood film, which takes place at a repressed all-girls Southern boarding in the 1860s.
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Ishiguro began to gain attention in the 1980s for works such as "A Pale View of the Hills" and won global fame for "The Remains of the Day," a story of a fastidious and repressed butler in postwar Britain.
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Consider Derek Walcott's " Tiepolo's Hound ," a book-length poem that asks what Camille Pissarro's Impressionism owed to the landscapes of his Caribbean childhood, or Colm Tóibín's novel " The Master ," a meditation on the repressed inner life of Henry James.
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But underneath her role as the Great Man's Wife, we catch occasional glimpses of her resentment of Joe (her repressed fury at times recalls the unhinged character Close played in Fatal Attraction) and the pain of her deferred ambition.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," said Patrick Gaspard, president of the Open Society Foundations.
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Matt Andriese, who had been winless in his past seven starts since rejoining the Rays' rotation in August, repressed the Yankees' scorching bats, and Tampa Bay prevented a four-game sweep with a 4-20153 win at Yankee Stadium.
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"The government of Hungary has denigrated and misrepresented our work and repressed civil society for the sake of political gain, using tactics unprecedented in the history of the European Union," Patrick Gaspard, president of the foundations, said on Tuesday.
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"Nothing has changed; it's May 1 but we're being repressed with the same violence," said Jérôme Rodrigues, a well-known figure of the Yellow Vest movement who was injured in the right eye by a rubber bullet this year.
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