My baseline restlessness and edginess, however, have now nearly vanished.
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Others said they were driven by restlessness, anxiety or obsession.
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At most it has been the accomplice of human restlessness.
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An unpopular institution plagued by the restlessness of its members.
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That restlessness would take him places his father never saw.
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Much of Murillo's work returns to the notion of restlessness.
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It must ignite a blazing sense of restlessness within us.
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The novel of adultery, which dominates the second half of the European nineteenth century, might also be called the novel of unhappy marriage, its formal restlessness driven by the trapped restlessness of its heroines.
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On the one hand, it's fuelled feelings of dejection and restlessness.
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Taylor's spiritual restlessness may continue to push her in different directions.
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They are a restless bunch physically – which mirrors their restlessness overall.
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It's a great watch for anyone feeling that summer-time restlessness.
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A collective restlessness arrives on March 1 when Venus squares Uranus.
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It tells a story about grief and change, rootlessness and restlessness.
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Another factor possibly contributing to that restlessness: a lack of golf.
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They would hang onto their restlessness long after the group disbanded.
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But, despite his periodic restlessness, leaving was never a serious consideration.
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One part of life where this restlessness does not apply is politics.
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More importantly, within this early group of works, one senses his restlessness.
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But their restlessness often led, later on, to different ways of thinking.
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"Only God can restrain John McCain's restlessness, that's for sure," jokes Salter.
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I think it kind of comes from a place of creative restlessness.
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However, the never ending wars have created a growing restlessness in America.
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These poems channel the artist's restlessness and longings into uncanny, animated visions.
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Gould's restlessness courses through every track (at least those I listened to).
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That time is not for wasting, but restlessness does not enhance it.
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Not sure if its out of boredom or restlessness, but it happens.
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After 200523/200513, patriotism eclipsed restlessness as Wood's primary motivation to serve.
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ASMR not only consoles us with its calming reinterpretations of digital restlessness.
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It is a Romantic aesthetic, this restlessness for the open and unfettered.
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Symptoms include anxiety, insomnia, gastrointestinal irritation, muscle twitching, restlessness and periods of inexhaustibility.
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Still, Pelosi is quick to organize her supporters against restlessness in her caucus.
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A feeling of physical restlessness—of activity and agency—seeps through the frame.
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Even its straightforward songs strain against themselves—a kind of musically embodied restlessness.
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There were moments when I felt sadness; at other points, it was restlessness.
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What is curious is that instead of criticizing Holbrooke's restlessness, Packer consecrates it.
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In the nineteenth century, the character's perpetual restlessness made him a Romantic hero.
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Now the restlessness is a drive to keep searching and trying different contexts.
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And the worsening restlessness and circling had to have been taxing for her.
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But despite their physical frailty, they all exhibited restlessness and excessive physical activity.
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Software can identify "restlessness and other potentially suspicious body language," according to Bloomberg.
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That factors in things like heart rate, restlessness, time awake and sleep stages.
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Two days into the Democrats' presentation, restlessness has set in for the senators.
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It is, for all its fixations on restlessness and failure and competitiveness, luxury content.
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Belle's restlessness is charming because it's vague, while Elisa's is cutting because it's not.
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Raised in Trinidad to Indian parents, he moved around the world, propelled by restlessness.
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The Definitive Guide to Business with Marcus Lemonis Millennials have a reputation for restlessness.
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Alcoholics Anonymous calls it irritability, restlessness, discontentedness, boredom, fear, sense of impending doom, inadequacy.
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I'm still on the same mission, still with the same restlessness I've always had.
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It's a quieter effort that manages to stay cohesive while highlighting the band's restlessness.
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Forever circling back on his own past, he condemned himself to an unrelenting restlessness.
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But the McCaffrey show includes 10 additional paintings, each different, registering the artist's restlessness.
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The problem is not the frequency of disclosures — it is the restlessness of investors.
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Let's hope that, rather than slotting into a formula, he gives into that restlessness.
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They also wore a sensor that tracked their movements at night, including indications of restlessness.
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They reflect a creative restlessness, the pinball movement of one idea firing into the next.
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He gratefully recalls that he discovered writing as a more potent channel for his restlessness.
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Burlakoff, then 38, with a slight frame and a boyish restlessness, was her new boss.
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Yessss, I see a chill, and on it, you will blame your restlessness and troublemaking.
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On Three Futures, she's more confident and ambitious with that restlessness, and in perfect control.
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Kelela sings about restlessness and romance, all in the context of some neverending club night.
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The next day there was a wet restlessness in the wind, and it was March.
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It's a brief point of repose on an album that thrives on its own restlessness.
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But this can help you reframe some of that restlessness, for a little while, anyway.
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Their restlessness, juxtapositions of disparate styles and use of photography especially anticipate important postwar developments.
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All that "blah blah blah" is steeped in a somnolent restlessness that promises sweet awakenings.
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Mercury and Sagittarius aren't a natural fit, so prepare for some restlessness during this time.
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Claire was restlessness to my stillness, late to my early, free-floating to my rootedness.
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Sleep++ leverages the accelerometer in your Watch to register deep sleep, light sleep, restlessness and wakefulness.
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We've broken them down into three categories based on specific sleeping woes: stress, worries, and restlessness.
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Few, if any, contemporary Christian leaders speak to the spiritual restlessness of this time like Taylor.
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Vomiting and elevated heart rate were fairly common; while neurological issues (agitation, restlessness) were less common.
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Restlessness, dissatisfaction, and instability (which Millennials report experiencing more than generations past) are negative ways of
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Boredom, restlessness, and curiosity color interactions that form bonds crossing boundaries of age, ethnicity, and gender.
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" Without it, she confesses, "I would have drowned any desire to write in restlessness and despair.
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Spaar said the marijuana has also decreased his hyperactivity and calmed his racing thoughts and restlessness.
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Most stimulant-type weight loss drugs have side effects of insomnia, restlessness, and higher blood pressure.
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Known side effects of SSRIs include weight gain, nausea, dizziness, insomnia, agitation or restlessness and headaches.
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Having lost my own mother when I was in elementary school, Elsa's restlessness felt immediately familiar.
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But that restlessness in the pit of your stomach isn't there because the sky is falling.
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Then the second elephant began to exhibit signs of restlessness after seeing the first in distress.
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Behind his restlessness lay the story of the youngest Vacanti brother, Carl, who has Down syndrome.
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G, Nite: The remedy for restlessness, it blends lavender with soothing valerian root to relax the senses.
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This sense of continuity salted with restlessness and experiment is the most memorable aspect of the show.
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Trying to quit nicotine can lead to serious withdrawal symptoms, including nervousness, restlessness, anxiety, sleepiness, and fatigue.
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The insurrection by two wings of the House GOP Conference reflects restlessness among the rank-and-file.
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The purpose of this chorus of flies would be to, I don't know, represent Elio's itchy restlessness.
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Experts say too much caffeine alone can cause caffeine intoxication, leading to insomnia, anxiety, restlessness, muscle twitching.
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Ingestion of chocolate can lead to nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, restlessness and increased heart rate in your pet.
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ADHD symptoms include inattention, hyperactivity, restlessness or impulsivity that is more severe, frequent or debilitating than normal.
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A coloring book is a fun way to exercise creativity, mindfulness, and put my restlessness at bay.
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She wonders if her restlessness and depression come from Jesse, not just from growing up without him.
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Her abiding restlessness shows itself in those transformations, those crossings that figure so abundantly in her photographs.
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Even the rabbi, a family friend named Cyrus Bloom, is "self-defrocked," another victim of moral restlessness.
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King-Lu draws Cookie out of his melancholy diffidence, while Cookie calms some of his friend's restlessness.
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For Sonia, restlessness is an essential coping mechanism, a way to keep her mind on the present.
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When Annette and Elliot separate because of Annette's restlessness, she canoodles with a disheveled dilettante (Robert Schwartzman).
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Put 120 wet, sandy kids in a stuffy hall, and you could forgive a bit of restlessness.
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The song doesn't decide whether to stay footloose or settle down; it lingers between restlessness and longing.
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Senators are already showing signs of restlessness and rule-breaking roughly 28500 hours into the trial. Sens.
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The disorder can also get physical, causing muscle tension, fatigue or restlessness and cause a vicious cycle.
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And with her fidgety physical gestures and darting eyes, Ms. Opolais conveys the character's restlessness and pining.
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Ironically, it was the exacerbated restlessness of pregnancy that finally forced me to make sleep a priority.
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Ali's political activism increased during that period, paralleling a national period of civil rights and anti-war restlessness.
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They complain that drugs like Ritalin increase the restlessness and nervousness that was problematic in the first place.
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But the band has opted to forego any one direction in favor of a sort of stylistic restlessness.
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Joni's restlessness, and her unwillingness to settle down felt real to me, unlike Hunter's mescaline-fuelled exploits had.
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Paradise is hot shit—all uptempo restlessness and witchy swagger—full of renewed raw power at every transition.
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Yes, life is difficult and messy, but transmuting trauma into art seeds so many great artists' creative restlessness.
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Her mature poems show the restlessness of a poet who kept writing but simply chose not to publish.
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But Khambadkone says that psychomotor agitation, or physical and mental restlessness and purposeless movement, is a common feature.
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Like anyone, she fears monotony, but this hardly seems to account for such extreme, almost self-destructive restlessness.
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Ferruccio Furlanetto is a booming, sensitive Padre Guardiano, a moral anchor in a world of restlessness and rootlessness.
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Next time he comes to visit, put him to work with these new tools to ease his restlessness.
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Or you could skip the caffeine and drink lettuce tea, a remedy for restlessness, including restless-leg syndrome.
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Conducting, now as then, was Mr. Aucoin himself, conveying the restlessness of the score while highlighting textural intricacies.
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In the young people of Lübbenau, all born after 1989, the photographer witnessed an acute sense of restlessness.
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It's in the caution of her beats, the restrained restlessness of her melodies, the felt hesitancy of her vocals.
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There are plenty of negative consequences including cognitive decline, depression, restlessness, agitation, seizure-like symptoms and increased fall risks.
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This boredom manifests itself as a restlessness—less being "bored with life," more constantly waiting for life to happen.
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They speak to a restlessness and lack of closure that the singer is trying, but ultimately fails, to understand.
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Any of my prior feelings of anxiety, frustration, or restlessness seemed to resonate with and culminate in this space.
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The music itself journeys through an electronic terrain full of uncanny unease, soothing tribal chimes, and sci-fi restlessness.
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But the Warriors lost their lead early in the fourth quarter, and the fans fell into a quiet restlessness.
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But some similar restlessness had motivated both of us to go abroad, first to Europe and then to Asia.
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Despite his restlessness, life moves a little slower for the soft-spoken former Yellow Magic Orchestra member these days.
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Observers and groups monitoring the south said they were seeing signs of restlessness amongst a younger generation of separatists.
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They'll moisturize the skin and provide a deeply relaxing, calming effect on the brain to decrease anxiety and restlessness.
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Still, all these events reflect the restlessness of the earth and nature that is part of Pacific Rim life.
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Recent changes in diagnostic guidelines have extended the criteria to adults who have experienced inattentiveness and restlessness since childhood.
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Low blood-oxygen levels could result in shortness of breath, headaches, restlessness, and confusion, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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I will continue to work with passion, integrity and restlessness to stop Hillary Clinton and elect Donald J. Trump.
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"Restlessness happens when you get this many young people, but I thought it held their attention," Megan Nicolay said.
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Spinners love the whirl of a happy group activity and suffer from restlessness and a penchant for self-destruction.
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By the end of the second day, I'd been a brother, a grandfather, Restlessness, and the country of Germany.
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Her feelings of restlessness grew and, in late summer, Valenti reached out to Rafferty about wanting an executive coach.
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Once again, McInerney's real subject is happiness, and whether it can survive the batterings of our restlessness and ambition.
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His oeuvre is as varied as any among contemporary photographic masters, but this is not a matter of restlessness.
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He has restlessness and insomnia and on the occasions that he does sleep, it's filled with nightmares and flashbacks.
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Nowadays, people use "spring fever" to describe the distraction, restlessness, and excitement that we feel at the start of spring.
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Cam Lindsay, John Darnielle Lived the Teenage Goth Life I Never Did This restlessness isn't just a creative process, however.
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Animal Collective's half-decade stint at experimental music's vanguard was defined by restlessness rather than some specific, readily imitable sound.
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Obviously, I think you can see through my career a restlessness of not wanting to do something for too long.
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"There's a restlessness in me, a desire to walk in other people's shoes," he told The Associated Press in 1987.
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Both stimulants and alternative medications can help reduce symptoms such as restlessness, forgetfulness and lack of motivation, the study found.
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As he explains, the work creates a visualization of the restlessness and confusion brought on by anxiety and sleep deprivation.
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But early on, there were already glimpses of the group's conceptual restlessness, most notably on their 1998 album Future Ism.
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Questions of American restlessness and rootlessness may gnaw at you while chatting with fellow audience members at the communal tables.
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The Moon in Gemini opposes Mars at 12:57 AM, stirring up a sense of restlessness late in the night.
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Another way to look at impulsivity is a need for speed, a sense of urgency, higher motivation, and greater restlessness.
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He detects less political restlessness among the new generation of students, who are impressed by the new consumer-driven economy.
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I finally realized that it was Helen's restlessness and her insatiable drive for perfection that had brought her to me.
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His restlessness was impossible to miss in his late Nikkatsu movies, which are so narratively fractured, they verge on abstraction.
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Patients who tried to quit cold turkey faced extreme restlessness, irritability, insomnia, muscle tension, racing heartbeats and other debilitating symptoms.
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And then there were economic and political problems, as well as a temperamental restlessness that had him continually changing domiciles.
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Even mattress manufacturers are embracing machine learning to improve sleep by adjusting shape and firmness to minimize snoring and restlessness.
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Geometry of Shadows details the restlessness of de Chirico's mind as he endeavored to develop a metaphysical language for painting.
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They include cravings, nervousness, restlessness, irritability, mood lability, anxiety, drowsiness, sleep disturbances, impaired concentration, increased appetite, headache, and weight gain.
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He was, instead, blind to the ways that McPherson, like the invisible man himself, was making an art of restlessness.
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Though caffeine can serve as a helpful stimulant, too much can lead to restlessness and can interfere with sleep later on.
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And, you see the restlessness, Tom Perez talks about his daughter and all the Bernie bros -- everybody was like so young.
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There's a restlessness on display in Broodthaers's poetry that reveals something integral about what he achieved through his career's varied projects.
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Consider treatment for depression if the person experiences trouble sleeping, muscle aches, headache, changes in appetite or weight, restlessness or agitation.
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He turned restlessness into a profession by becoming a landscape painter, travelling to Italy, Greece, Albania, the Levant, Egypt and India.
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A habitual walker, Mr Arnade had begun to feel a sort of moral restlessness in the wake of the financial crisis.
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While beta brain waves are important for effective functioning throughout the day, they also can translate into stress, anxiety, and restlessness.
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Hours after the show ended on Sunday, Jonas was still awake, documenting his restlessness with a sexy selfie on social media.
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Too much, according to the NIH, can lead to restlessness, headaches, dizziness, anxiety and also a rapid or abnormal heart rhythm.
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Courtesy the artist and Blum & Poe There is a Picasso-like restlessness to Taylor, a determined promiscuity of intention and execution.
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I'm not sure if Mr. Herzog thinks that we can be saved — or are worth saving — but his restlessness suggests perhaps.
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"The parson walked from room to room and did indeed feel some sort of restlessness in one of them," Rose wrote.
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Kamala Harris -- a reflection of both the restlessness within his base and that Harris has emerged as a serious 53 player.
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During interminable days in his cell, Greedo, wracked by the restlessness and excitability inherent to ADHD, would pace and write lyrics.
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"There is a restlessness about them that is itself Crow-like, endlessly poking around for what's interesting and beautiful," he said.
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TBI can range from a light concussion to more severe injuries that include headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light, restlessness and nausea.
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Meanwhile, signs and symptoms of encephalitic EEE include fever, headache, irritability, restlessness, drowsiness, vomiting, diarrhea, convulsions, and going into a coma.
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Its opening track, "Soundboi", sits neatly between the restlessness of Skepta's tireless lyrical pace, and A$AP Rocky's highly aestheticized production.
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These poems, divided into 29 parts, touch upon Hurricane Sandy, politics, Twitter, tabloids, and more, with a thread of ironic restlessness throughout.
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It could also increase the restlessness of some conservatives who wanted Trump to do away with DACA and be done with it.
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The gong with which Goldstein's meditations begin on YouTube, though a bit of Orientalia, does settle the mind and calm its restlessness.
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Largeness of ambition and restlessness in pursuit of novelty seem, however enforced, essential to our idea of that kind of artistic majority.
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This transit is stirring up a personal restlessness and need to create enough space for yourself to experiment and explore your strangeness.
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Recalling his job as a 17-year-old bartender, he told me that work gave him an outlet for his natural restlessness.
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At the time, his comments seemed to reflect either the restlessness of the obsessive or a man generously playing to the crowd.
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Her protagonist is Sulevia "Silvie" Hampton, a 17-year-old working-class girl fueled by a compelling mix of restlessness and moxie.
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But opiates, swiped from a friend's parents' medicine cabinet, quelled her restlessness and anxiety in ways that her A.D.H.D. medications did not.
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Such restlessness may be alarming to the Kremlin, which relies upon elections to at minimum give the illusion of freedom of choice.
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It isn't just your health that suffers from the night-time restlessness; you can end up completely sabotaging your social life too.
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She was now wearing a T-shirt and flats, but the restlessness, and the blond crop, as neat as a choirboy's, remained.
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Nothing much actually happens, but there is a restlessness, a tension that pushes nearly every moment toward an invisible precipice of violence.
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Most of us know that feeling of restlessness, the need to fly somewhere (anywhere, really) to quench our thirst for exciting adventures.
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There is no one to direct the manic energy she feels, the restlessness she has, the little snippets of intelligence she overhears.
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Finally, on Wikipedia, Vincent read about a condition called akathisia, a disorder of distress and restlessness sometimes caused by antipsychotic and antidepressant medications.
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Sources have told Reuters that expectations of a third year of scrip dividends were one factor behind shareholder restlessness with CEO Federico Ghizzoni.
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He was, in a word, scary in a way a lot of wrestlers weren't, and this was made doubly so by his restlessness.
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Uranus, the planet of invention, moved into Taurus this year, stirring up both mental restlessness and laser-sharp insight into how things work.
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In the case of Jean's blue nail polish, it seems to be a sign of general restlessness — the topic of the entire show.
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"This restlessness of yours, it has to be a thing of the past," the queen says in the trailer, presumably to her husband.
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Then, too, it might have been Irene Barlow's death, her own advancing age, or the same restlessness that she had displayed since childhood.
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In her chapter on Updike, she explores the sexual restlessness of his characters, and how they use adultery as a defense against death.
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PARELES There's a low-lying restlessness about Mara Rosenbloom's piano playing: Each moment, for her, seems best understood as something to escape from.
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Traumatic brain injuries can range from a light concussion to more severe injuries that include headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light, restlessness and nausea.
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Mr. Kounellis had been exhibiting canvases with stenciled letters and numerals — work he called "phonetic poems" — but quickly showed signs of artistic restlessness.
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This restlessness presents both potential opportunities and peril for the next president of the United States -- and those who would carry out his vision.
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Almost Bacchanalian, she zips through songs of chaotic restlessness, sexual prowess and gut-wrenching, heart-aching songs of deep love and even deeper loss.
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See more: The best weighted blankets I've tested Bearby's weighted blanket before and absolutely loved how it improved my sleep and reduced my restlessness.
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Perhaps it's the speed and restlessness of these works, compounded by a profound infatuation with the act of drawing, that make them so affecting.
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Still, that doesn't explain why hordes of mostly healthy people are suddenly swearing by it as a treatment from everything from anxiety to restlessness.
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Originally released in America as "Chloe in the Afternoon," it's a delicate, articulate expression of male restlessness and desire in the best of times.
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There is a restlessness, a searching and not finding, an inability to eat or sleep, periods of crying non-stop or completely shutting down.
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He is, for example, a lover of change, of restlessness and of innovation — when it comes spontaneously from below, rather than clumsily from above.
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ADHD is a developmental disorder, and its symptoms include inattention, hyperactivity, and restlessness or impulsivity that is more severe, frequent or debilitating than normal.
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Though the audience seemed mostly game and initially enthralled, a certain restlessness became palpable in some quarters through the work's 20 minutes or so.
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The United States in particular is a nation built on restlessness, and its creative class is increasingly alienated from the politics of President Trump.
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I don't suffer from restlessness or insomnia; I'll get a good, deep slumber once I'm ready … it's just a lot later than everybody else.
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The artist has systematically imposed on them a vibrating restlessness through labyrinthine extensions and doublings, making their flesh undergo steps of annihilation into transubstantiation.
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His restlessness sometimes gets the best of him, but that's a byproduct of someone who can't stand to see his man score, no matter what.
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The Kelly File host did a stint co-hosting Live With Kelly in November of this year, a move that seemed indicative of professional restlessness.
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While the band's disposition on record has mellowed considerably as its members drift closer to middle age, that central spiritual restlessness has never totally disappeared.
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I'm always pushing back against the last thing I did in some way, and some of that is restlessness and a sense of limited time.
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On screen, Terrell captures Obama's essence, infusing it with the restlessness of youth and conflict like an embodiment of the questions he yearns to answer.
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Withdrawal symptoms include craving the drug, upset stomach, restlessness, anxiety or irritability, rapid heart rate, sweating, aches or pains and dysphoria, a state of unease.
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But increasingly, there's a restlessness that goes far outside that of the Hosts — and it looks like the key to resolving it will be Arnold.
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"Ride the Culture Loop," a 1975 work by Anna Sokolow, captures the city's vibrant diversity, restlessness and palpable tension through chaotic groupings and pounding fists.
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Time for a reality check, wrote LZ Granderson: "That restlessness in the pit of your stomach isn't there because the sky is falling" since Trump.
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With his long, fair hair and physical restlessness, Mr. Vogt makes a baffled Parsifal, the young, rootless man who seems to chance upon the community.
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One of Mr. Bourdain's strengths was his restlessness and his openness to new ideas, even when that meant admitting that his old ideas were wrong.
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Thanks to Madonna's restlessness, female pop stars are expected to reinvent themselves every few years, but there's no guarantee that listeners will accept the changes.
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People often characterize depression as a lack of hope or vitality, but I associate it more with a restlessness, an inability to feel at peace.
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Pontoppidan endows her with an extraordinary intellectual restlessness, and allows her some of the most movingly lucid secular proclamations I have ever encountered in fiction.
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There'll be a ton of pressure for generational change, and much restlessness beyond those candidates who've already publicly said they won't vote for Pelosi as Speaker.
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This may manifest in your personal life as a sort of restlessness: You might crave new connections more than you desire deepening those you already have.
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Typical of Giacometti's restlessness is "Yanaihara Seated Full-Length" (1957), a portrait for which the sitter posed 230 times, for five to eight hours each day.
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The most common side effects observed with LATs during the trial were pain from needles, increase in weight and restlessness, the company said in a statement.
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McConnell has a strong hold on the GOP conference The Senate Republican Conference last week proved itself largely immune to the restlessness of the party base.
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The great problem of our time, he believes, is that we've abandoned the spirit of restlessness that was once a central tenet of the American experiment.
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Above this visage, the restlessness of a thick mass of hair adorned with a wreath of delicate ivy leaves balances the quiet agitation of the marble.
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But the symptoms I had — constant fatigue, restlessness, insomnia, muscle tension, and an overwhelming feeling of being, well, overwhelmed — pointed to a case of severe GAD.
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Senators also showed increasing signs of restlessness, with many wandering to the rear of the chamber where they could make phone calls and check their smartphones.
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The conductor, Sebastian Weigle, led a distinguished performance that captured the restlessness of the music's heated episodes, while drawing out its sublime flights and pungent sonorities.
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The Pod has a mobile app where you're able to control features like temperature and review sleep metrics like sleep stages, sleep times, restlessness, and more.
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Yuja has made changes in her professional life that she is not sure have solved the problems of doubt and restlessness by which they were impelled.
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Akathisia is characterized by anxiety, restlessness and a compulsion to move or walk about; patients may pace back and forth, or fidget endlessly in their chairs.
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This was a brief period, but still significant if only because Britney trying brown hair on for size usually signals a restlessness with her own image.
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The restlessness and outrage of the electorate is driven by the slowest economic expansion since at least World War II and stagnating growth in median household income.
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Nevertheless, everyone we speak to acknowledges that the country desperately needs something to celebrate – something abstract and joyful – after more than six months of division and restlessness.
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Known as the Cold Moon, Ice Moon, and Quickening Moon, this month's full moon represents the restlessness many of us start to feel this time of year.
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So you can guess there was a wild energy in the church that night, a kind of restlessness you feel from people who are waiting for answers.
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However, members have noted a restlessness in recent days within the conference, where Mr. Ryan's message seemed to be resonating, which could end up blindsiding the leader.
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Clinton's campaign cycled through several taglines — "Breaking down barriers"; "Everyday Americans need a champion"; "Fighting for us"; "Building ladders of opportunity" — betraying a restlessness with its options.
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When restlessness over your current style kicks in, a simple — or drastic — chop or a change in color can make you feel like a brand-new person.
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When a tincture of spookiness yields a restlessness, a wandering, when for an evening or two the very flesh of the universe jags from obedience to obsidian.
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"A calm and modest life brings more happiness than the pursuit of success combined with constant restlessness," he wrote in German on a piece of hotel stationery.
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"Their work demonstrated a restlessness and playfulness," Ezra Shales, a professor of art history at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, said in a telephone interview.
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Covering three years near the beginning of his career, the exhibition underscores Duran's restlessness, pictorial ambition, and masterful use of color culminating in his bold early achievements.
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Her last solo exhibition while alive, Desasosiego/Restlessness, was presented in 1998 at the Couturier Gallery in Los Angeles; works from that show end the UCLA exhibit.
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Yet all of that laid-backedness has also long fed into young peoples' frustrations and restlessness, providing a great incubator for indie-rock and hardcore punk mutations.
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The growing complaints of indigenous Mexicans appear to track a broader restlessness in the country, where widespread political corruption, drug violence and entrenched poverty have fueled discontent.
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After all, there's a comfort that comes with a steady paycheck or cushy benefits, and that can often outweigh the nagging feelings of restlessness you may be experiencing.
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That drug made her feel numb, she said, and never relieved her "discontent" — the restlessness or spiritual boredom that would inevitably propel her back into her drug use.
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Kin's other beverage, Dream Light, uses adaptogens reishi mushrooms and passion flower, and nootropics like melatonin and tryptophan, to supposedly reduce restlessness and induce a state of ease.
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Besides her restlessness, the zoo reports April is in "great physical and mental condition," and the vets who have been monitoring her say they're happy with her progress.
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Yet the study, conducted in the UK, showed only an association between social media use and symptoms of depression, which can include feelings of unhappiness, restlessness or loneliness.
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To assess how many people had serious psychological distress, researchers focused on questions that examined how often participants experienced feelings like exhaustion, hopelessness, nervousness, restlessness, sadness and worthlessness.
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We can see that restlessness in William's companion, who warns him away from following the canned adventure offered up by an old man they encounter in the streets.
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And while the story plays a bit with the notion of the supernatural, the spirit foregrounded here is more tangible: an ominous sense of restlessness and curtailed dreams.
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The company believes digital reform is needed to improve banking systems and services, and is looking for people with passion, authenticity and "restlessness" to join its team. 6.
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Playing Kate Keller, a housewife adrift in a family dogged by deceit, the double Oscar winner combines fear with restlessness and tenderness alongside an overwhelming sense of denial.
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Costumed with budget-department barrenness by Sarah J. Holden, the performers inhabit this uncertain environment with a naturalistic restlessness, making bizarre behavior seem like family business as usual.
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As Wael, a former street child who steals wallets and hearts, Kheiron prowls through "Bad Seeds" with a sprightly restlessness that seems rooted in his stand-up comedy.
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And in the House, where the top three Democratic leaders are in hailing range of 252, there's a certain, um, restlessness on the part of the young folks.
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In particular: the way that both movies invoke the dreamy restlessness of youth and the uncertainty and excitement of coming into your own, both sexually and as a woman.
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This made him seem like a barrel-chested force of nature, the type of wrestler who was grappling with his own wild restlessness as much as with other men.
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Some viewers will find the result too fussy by half; I liked its restlessness, and the sense of a chafed and driven spirit that refuses to be boxed in.
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Around this time every year, I usually start to feel a weird mix of restlessness and longing — for more sun, warmer weather, and most importantly, beach days with friends.
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It is tempting to blame this restlessness on millennials—people who reached adulthood after 2000 and who are sometimes portrayed as being less committed to their careers than their seniors.
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If I got the affirmation or the rush I needed from someone else (or from the booze itself), I wouldn't burden my relationship with my restlessness or my endless insecurity.
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The sound design, like the scenery, is minimal, the humming monotony of a tape recorder and, later, a song sung by her son all adding to the anxiety and restlessness.
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Their longevity is due in part to that restlessness, but also a communal ability to "serve the song" rather than light out to impress or make a statement as individuals.
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Workers around America are showing their restlessness; members of the Chicago Teachers' Union returned to work on November 23st, after striking to demand higher pay and more investment per student.
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"Agitation is a syndrome defined by a cluster of things including verbal and physical aggression, restlessness as well as shouting associated with distress and anxiety," said lead author Clive Ballard.
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Letter from America Having passed on the 2016 presidential race, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. watches the fight for the Democratic nomination with a mixture of longing and restlessness.
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You will have a hard time resisting something (or someone) that is forbidden, and as Venus winds down its retrograde, you'll be at max restlessness and eagerness to be bad.
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Regional restlessness is based on an accumulation of grievances, including economic stagnation, official corruption, exploitation of regional resources, attacks on language rights and threats to eliminate or merge federal units.
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The restlessness of "ReComposed" pays tribute to the vivid hues and bold brush strokes of Joan Mitchell, an American abstract expressionist artist whose paintings can seem like whirlwinds of color.
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The change from an agricultural to an industrial economy had led to vast inequalities in wealth and created a restlessness among the public that was fueled by fear and uncertainty.
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I'm reminded of that underlying restlessness on the last evening I spend with Marlinspike, at a Sunday night screening of Hold Fast, hosted by a sailing club at the Berkeley Marina.
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"The restlessness expressed today is pretty astonishing," said Bradley Singer, a geology professor at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and the lead author of the study, referring to the rising ground.
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How I Made It Flexibility and restlessness are the reasons Imax CEO Richard Gelfond believes he was able to take the company from debt and distress to profit and Academy Awards.
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Spurred on by a creative restlessness induced by being on the road in support of Essential Tremors, the only way for them to move forward was to start everything from scratch.
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She is also a provocative entertainer — today she wore a necklace bearing a familiar two-word obscene phrase — who doesn't disguise her restlessness, and may even consider it her best quality.
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The film stars Yoo Ah-in as Jongsu, a young man with aspirations toward being a novelist, who finds his restlessness jolted when he's forced to return to his childhood home.
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This restlessness of Palacio's approach — roaming across physical and cultural borders, borrowing and revising as he sees fit — allows him to tread on territory most American writers are reluctant to touch.
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"You have to try different places to learn what you want," continued Ms. Vila, who has, with partners, turned her residential restlessness into a business, Flip, that helps people find sublets.
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Mr. Muhly's style is inherently restive — it's all unsettled motion, shot through with tender exhalations — but the sound world is so hyper-polished and unvarying that the restlessness feels paradoxically static.
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Meanwhile in the waning daylight, the cresting and breaking sea waves stir up correspondingly unpredictable colors — greens, blues, whites — creating a kind of soothing restlessness between and among their crosswise motions.
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Yet while Wolff hasn't struck quite the right balance in this first novel, it proves he's already an author with a refreshing restlessness, who will try anything to entertain his readers.
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Fefu's restlessness and loose tongue—she claims not to like other women—scandalize the mousy Christina (Juliana Canfield) and amuse Cindy (Jennifer Lim), a cooler customer who's used to Fefu's shtick.
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That is what it is all about: the excesses, the anxiety, the restlessness, the pain," she wrote, "carrying around in me this irrepressible need to fulfill myself in every way possible.
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At the center are Pattinson and Dafoe, running through this two-hander that one can read any number of wider issues into — age versus youth, diligence versus incompetence, self-satisfaction versus restlessness.
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In extreme and potentially deadly cases, the WHO notes symptoms will transition into severe abdominal pain, persistent vomiting, rapid breathing, bleeding gums, and blood in vomit, as well as fatigue and restlessness.
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And as Renfro's career progressed, his restlessness and penchant for trouble only grew, to the point where Sleepers director Barry Levinson reportedly assigned someone tasked to shadow Renfro 24 hours a day.
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"And if adults do experience hyperactive symptoms, these symptoms may manifest more as feelings of internal restlessness rather than obvious hyperactive behavior like running or climbing around in inappropriate situations," she said.
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And yet, despite a great deal of restlessness in the ranks of law enforcement and intelligence agencies, the United States was, for years, all but paralyzed in its response to Chinese hacking.
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Generalized anxiety disorder, per the DSM-5, has a maddeningly self-contradictory list of symptoms: It gives rise to both restlessness and fatigue; both lapsed concentration and profound tension of the muscles.
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Anxiety and insomnia often exacerbate each other -- people with insomnia may feel anxiety about not sleeping, and not sleeping can lead to heightened feelings of nervousness, irritability, restlessness or tension, Kryger said.
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Anthems not only of restlessness and heartbreak but also of intelligence, insight and courage, they are tributes to the power of music to imprint itself indelibly on the consciousness of its listeners.
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Their neighbor Devon (Roberta Colindrez) boils with restlessness, drafting off Chris and Sylvere's existential entanglements to find inspiration for her own writing (which, in her case, becomes a play based on Chris).
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The voice of this book, the voice of Cercas, with its beautiful grain and restlessness, its swerves from pity to fury, from calm to hysteria, owe much to Wynne's almost musical modulations.
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But with her new trio, Flyways, featuring the vocalist and percussionist Anaïs Maviel and the bassist Rashaan Carter, Rosenbloom leaves loads of empty space; she's inviting you to relax inside her restlessness.
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But for all the Christmas cheer, there was a general restlessness as the long year 1919 drew to a close, without the clarity that so many hoped would follow the war's end.
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She said in an article she wrote after she got out of jail that she was just "wild with restlessness" if they did not come calling for her on a given night.
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In addition to paranoia, Mr. Sisi's government is in a panic over the sorry state of Egypt's economy — hit hard by a drop in tourism — and fearful of the restlessness this could spark.
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The tension's been a part of me for as long as I can remember—a feeling of restlessness, a density of time, a sense that everything must be accomplished before it's too late.
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Two months later, his plastic surgeon advised Mr. Rieder to taper off opioids within four weeks, leading to intense withdrawal symptoms, including nausea, flulike symptoms and extreme restlessness that prevented even short naps.
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When we as a culture and as consumers of design collectively tire of an aesthetic, it reflects more than just boredom with the design itself, but a restlessness with what it stands for.
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Radtke's memoir documents what's often brushed aside as a "millennial" problem: the restlessness of staying still while simultaneously wanting to be rooted, to be present and known — to mark something as one's own.
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ADHD is a brain disorder that interferes with functioning and development, causing problems such as extreme restlessness or impulsiveness that interfere with school or work, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
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We're looking at an economy, a moment, where Black folks, indigenous folks, brown folks, migrant folks, are dealing with a sleeplessness, a restlessness that is connected to productivity, capitalism, a production-based society.
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe told baying opposition lawmakers there was "no anxiety, no restlessness" inside an administration committed to social and economic reform including an overhaul of the pension and unemployment benefit systems.
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"If growth doesn't pick up, if job creation doesn't pick up, that restlessness, that negative energy will manifest (itself) in social tensions," said Ajit Ranade, chief economist at industrial giant Aditya Birla Group.
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Bayern made it plain that it would welcome interest in the central defender Jérôme Boateng last summer; even Thomas Müller, a lifelong fan of the club, has exhibited the occasional sign of restlessness.
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As Mr. Obama was wrapping up his speech, he could not resist a gentle poke at his predecessor, who is known for his restlessness, laying odds on the length of his own remarks.
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He would never be a truly content person, she knew this, because of that primal restlessness that thrummed in him, the compulsion to prove something to himself that he feared he never would.
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"War and Turpentine" affords the sensory pleasures of a good novel while also conveying the restlessness of memoir through its probing, uncertain narrator, who raids the family pantry in search of existential meaning.
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And yet, in high doses and over the long term, patients often experienced tardive dyskinesia, which includes tongue thrusting, lip smacking, restlessness, involuntary movements of arms and legs, which become twisted like pretzels.
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A 2016 Heron Lake pinot noir is pale and alive in the glass, full of gorgeous stony flavors and a sort of restlessness that will require a couple of years to calm down.
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Her restlessness has been observed by Geronte, a wealthy, older tax collector who met Manon and her brother on the train to Amiens, a role sung here by the coolly commanding bass Brindley Sherratt.
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Infused with premium quality Phyto-cannabinoid-rich (PCR) hemp oil, these delectable CBD gummy bears can be taken once or twice a day to relieve soreness, treat restlessness, and help you fall asleep faster.
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Even the songs ostensibly about other topics return to restlessness somehow; "Mother's Daughter" and "Daddy I Told You," in sketching parental relations, highlight her own need to escape, whether in reaction or in imitation.
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The clip perfectly crystallized the collective mood shared by many people who've long waited for a superhero epic that they can identify with—the anticipation, the giddy restlessness that verged on soul-warming hysteria.
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Permeating the entire exhibition is his restlessness, underscored by the different formats he uses to paint on, from a square to a diamond to horizontal and vertical rectangles, including tall, narrow, totem-like canvases.
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Popular entertainment like The Matrix and Fight Club capitalized off this feeling of restlessness, telling stories about characters who break out of stable but unexciting lives to take on a quest to remake society.
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Exposure to borneol may cause skin and eye irritation, nausea and dizziness in small doses, and restlessness, irritability, and seizures in larger amounts, according to the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services.
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Part of the restlessness and anxiety I feel at home has, I realize, to do with time: I am forever waiting, as though home is a provisional situation that at some point will end.
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But these modifications wouldn't be enough for Newhouse, a man subject to his own bursts of restlessness; in 1992 the owner opened the windows on 43rd Street to the hurricane that was Tina Brown.
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Another study used ultrasound imaging to discover that the flux in methadone serum levels caused fetal restlessness before dosing, and stillness a few hours after dosing—symptoms that were palpable in my late pregnancy.
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SPD combines feelings of sadness, worthlessness, and restlessness that are strong enough to affect a person's physical well-being and researchers use it to estimate the prevalence of serious mental illness in a community.
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Maggie's restlessness draws in the reader most — she's the real protagonist — as it becomes painfully, horrifically clear that the murderous Pariah may be the only thing lending a sense of meaning to her life.
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Searls's superb translation inscribes Johnson's restlessness and probing into word choice and the structures of the sentences themselves, which quiver with the anxiety to get things right, to see the world as it is.
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In "Brad's Status," Mike White's astute, cringy and ultimately kindhearted new film, Mr. Stiller undergoes a midlife crisis that has less to do with restlessness or lust than with a dreadful loss of perspective.
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They moved around less during the night too, though that could admittedly be due in part to the fact that I've started sleeping with a weighted blanket and it keeps my restlessness at bay.
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There's a kind of restlessness in the way these images pile up, to the movie's accumulation of album covers, its books, snatches of jazz and glimpses of Humphrey Bogart making love to Ingrid Bergman.
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After 280 years of marriage and four children with husband Don Gummer, a 240-year-old sculptor, Streep was familiar with the feeling of middle-age restlessness roiling just beneath the surface of Francesca's life.
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However, the album doesn't need visual imagery to craft a moving story that centers around an engaged couple's restlessness surrounding a deteriorating relationship, and as it usually occurs in real life, there is no resolution.
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Almost five years later, Odom was on a conference call with the Spurs' entire staff, raving about Duncan's character to the point where he sensed "a growing restlessness" on the other end of the line.
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In the annals of audience restlessness, these evenings rival the opening night of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring," in 1913, when Parisians in osprey and tails reportedly brandished their canes and pelted the dancers with objects.
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To fend off restlessness, he takes classes and writes pop, gospel and R&B songs, and he has registered a company in the United States to publish and license his material, mostly in South Africa.
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The astonishment for me was how naturally these songs fit into the context of a desperate, rudderless America of some 80 years ago, underscoring the free-floating anxiety and restlessness that imbues Mr. Dylan's work.
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John CornynJohn CornynNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Democrats worry a speedy impeachment trial will shut out public MORE (R-Texas).
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One of the people she most reminded me of, in the end, was Sylvie, the unforgettable protagonist of Marilynne Robinson's "Housekeeping," with her pathological restlessness, her inability to settle into anything resembling a conventional life.
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The shifts in scale, as well as the isolating of the figures from their surroundings, are synonymous with our constantly changing focus, the restlessness of seeing that has become a deeply ingrained part of daily life.
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For someone to be diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, Morton says they need to have exhibited at least three symptoms of anxiety over the course of six months, including trouble sleeping, restlessness, and difficulty controlling worry.
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As Niantic has released little information about how this game actually will work, it's tough to know how sleepers will be rewarded (duration, routine, or restlessness, for example, might be factors the game takes into consideration).
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Her trills and whirls and switcheroos complicate once-familiar snatches of song that now sound disarmingly agile and intricate; the melodic restlessness and rhythmic oomph produce music as soaringly kinetic as Chicago footwork, constantly in motion.
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Much of what Dreher writes about resonates with me, from his dislocation, his restlessness, and his yearning to belong to his critique of both right-wing and left-wing Christianity, with their vapidities and identity politics.
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Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux, who are leading Dior's creative team, took inspiration from "not only the post-war high society's wardrobes but also the restlessness and wanderlust (that) characterized the period", according to show notes.
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He directs our attention to three individuals whose restlessness and ambition bolstered — and exemplified — the city's transformation: the engineer and water czar William Mulholland, the filmmaker D. W. Griffith and the Pentecostal evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson.
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That is not the only accusation that has been leveled at Guardiola during City's stutter over the last 10 weeks: Intransigence has been featured, as has a supposed tendency to overcomplicate matters, and a perfectionist's restlessness.
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But I soon realized that my restlessness has been ignited by the pattern of waking up again and again to terrible reports of violence that, while sometimes distant geographically, hits close to home in every other sense.
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Her indecisiveness, her anger, her restlessness, her wheeling and dealing, her tangled arguments, all the trash of a commercial dispute fought out with repulsive methods—she brings them all to me and dumps them on my lap.
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For Beyoncé, the sudden drop of "Lemonade" underscored her militaristic precision; for Kanye West, the ever-changing album "The Life of Pablo" reflected his artistic restlessness; for Rihanna, the stumbled rollout of "Anti" matched her confident indifference.
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John CornynJohn CornynNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Democrats worry a speedy impeachment trial will shut out public MORE (R-Texas) told reporters.
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Throughout his career, Portland-via-South Carolina musician and producer Chaz Bundick has repeatedly proven that restlessness can be an artist's best personality trait, shifting genres according to his own interests and not what's the trend du jour.
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And while Zeke erred by playing a bit too antsy after the merge and left himself devoid of any true allies in the process, it's that restlessness and refusal to settle that makes him so exciting to watch.
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Despite the visuals, little could keep the crowd from containing its restlessness and excitement as Enslaved took the stage to begin its two sets, simply titled "Then and Now" to commemorate the two distinct eras of their career.
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On Monday morning, the Monday you booked off for the big night, you rise early, fizzing with a restlessness, a desire and determination to do something different, to be the change you want to see in the world.
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However, advisors who spoke with the The Washington Post "described his status internally as diminished due to Trump's unhappiness and restlessness in recent weeks" as Manafort urged the GOP nominee to alter his style for the general election.
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I fancy one that would focus on the onsets of Morley's stylistic convulsions, including several that I haven't mentioned here, to emphasize the demonic restlessness of his sensibility, which could hardly be farther from that of, say, Saenredam.
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He kicks at it with a certain restlessness that belies his candid and thoughtful answers, and it's at this point I notice the pile of broken coffee stirrers that sits on the table between the two of us.
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Mental restlessness marks the beginning of this week, and you either find a way to make sense of it all, or head to sleep early, as cerebral Mercury meets the sun in the subconscious sector of your chart.
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His style is eclectic, just right for our postmodern era: References to music history are nestled like Easter eggs in a spiky lawn of dissonant restlessness, a pervasive anxiety that reflects a time defined by polarization and emergency.
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The clinical rhythms and gorgeous melodies are still front and center, but there's a restlessness to the album that can make it hard to understand exactly what you're listening to, which is precisely what makes Crush so thrilling.
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The FDA estimates the average American drinks around 300 milligrams of caffeine per day—which actually should be just fine, since 500 milligrams is the threshold where problems like insomnia and restlessness settle in, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Strychnine is the more painful of the two, causing first a sense of agitation and restlessness, then violent muscle spasms (usually manifested as arching of the neck and the back), and then eventual suffocation as the muscles stop working.
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Just as those stuck indoors for long periods of time are susceptible to restlessness and irritability, so are market participants who have endured the least volatile period in more than two decades showing signs of anxiety and fuzzy thinking.
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And while later albums Intimacy, Four and Hymns don't shy away from those themes or flourishes, they somehow don't capture that same restlessness, that same headrush-y hybrid of bleakness and euphoria that those first two manage so effortlessly.
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So when my editor sent me a link to The New York Times story "Addicted to Distraction" by Tony Schwartz, I could totally relate to the writer's restlessness and inability to focus on anything for long periods of time.
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Democratic leaders across both the legislative and executive branches are generally older than leadership on the other side of the aisle, leading to some restlessness among the lower ranks who have been patiently awaiting their turn at the top.
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"I think there was a level of disappointment after the election for president, because I think a number of people here thought they were destined for the administration," Ms. Pelosi said, diagnosing the renewed restlessness among some House Democrats.
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When I got my dream job as a fashion writer in London, at a very decent salary, the "flights of ideas" that are part of my illness, compounded by the restlessness brought on by my medications, sabotaged my success.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senators opt to drink milk on Senate floor during impeachment trial MORE (R-Wis.) joked.
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Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (N.
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To qualify as disabled under Social Security guidelines, according to Anxiety Impairment Listing 12.06, one must have a diagnosis of anxiety disorder characterized by three or more of the following: restlessness, difficulty concentrating, irritability, muscle tension, sleep disturbance, fatigue.
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In his choices for the 1990s and beyond, Huang favors poetry, neglecting the tough, individualistic urban fiction of writers like Dong Xi, Han Dong, Xu Zechen and Zhu Wen, whose work chronicles the disaffected restlessness of contemporary China's consumer society.
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Her 226-year career as an icon of figurative art has made her one of the most enduring creators of post-feminist imagery in mediums from sculpture and drawing to tapestry and printmaking, her very range demonstrating her constant restlessness.
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When I confessed my increasing restlessness with my husband, he admitted he, too, had already begun churning up plans for when we returned to the work-filled, frenzied days in New York City that we had been so eager to flee.
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With markets flailing and Americans out of work, President Donald Trump has signaled a restlessness to end the social distancing techquines that have sent the markets flailing, but health experts say are essential to slowing the spread of the coronavirus.
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In praising Palacio's "extraordinary" writing, our reviewer, Dinaw Mengestu, wrote: "This restlessness of Palacio's approach — roaming across physical and cultural borders, borrowing and revising as he sees fit — allows him to tread on territory most American writers are reluctant to touch."
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When Mr. Schultz mentioned this, he mimed the feeling, rolling his shoulders and jabbing his elbows outward as if his jacket were too tight — a gesture of constriction but also of restlessness, a quality that seems built into Mr. Schultz's constitution.
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Rep. Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) and Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 6900 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas), Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottWhat to watch for on Day 2628 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-S.
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C.), John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat to watch for on Day 28503 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Wyo.) and John CornynJohn CornynNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Democrats worry a speedy impeachment trial will shut out public MORE (R-Texas) were spotted chatting intermittently from their seats on the Senate floor during the trial.
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In contrast, Picasso's work quickly and famously takes a much more varied approach in both medium and influence — a restlessness born of teeming ideas, but also one that would skate across the surface if not for the artist's profound grasp of volumetric form.
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As if Wednesday wasn't already hard enough, warrior planet Mars will square off with rebellious Uranus in the evening, adding to your mid-week restlessness as a conflict from last Friday resurfaces and pushes you to take the final steps toward resolution.
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Looking back on the change that took place in Whitney's art in the mid-1990s, it is clear that only after he jettisoned the restlessness of his previous marks, could he attain the density of color and solidity that he had long desired.
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Throughout their honest attempts at courtship, they're constantly thwarted by his thanatic restlessness; in the canvas of a wedding dress for a foreign princess, he sews the words "Never Cursed," a blessing for her good fortune—and a longing after his own.
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And in "Changing the wheel," part of those late "Buckow Elegies," Brecht seems to question to what extent his lifelong drive for social change is an expression of a much deeper and personal restlessness: I am sitting by the side of the road.
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Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense Democrats urge Supreme Court to save consumer agency from chopping block Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (D-Hawaii).
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (N.
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On a macro level, Hnath's aesthetic restlessness keeps him switching genres, from the religious inquiry of "The Christians" to the literary postscript of "A Doll's House, Part 2" to the political fantasy of "Hillary and Clinton" — all in the last few years.
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Enforced leisure has indeed become a feared cause of boredom and restlessness for those who have lost jobs, who have lost overtime work, who hold part-time jobs when they desire full-time employment, or who were pushed into unwanted early retirement.
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Out of context, with no point of reference from which to draw, you might think that "coffee" was some sort of cult — a dangerous one that draws you right in, with serious repercussions should you dare to remove yourself from its folds. Fatigue. Restlessness. Exhaustion.
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But both were poor boys from the East Coast, Shillington and Newark; both had the shared experience of restlessness and discontent, in retrospect a kind of unconscious bliss in a small city; both found their sensibilities revolutionized and overturned by the events of the sixties.
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Animal studies, for instance, have demonstrated a link between repeated inoculation with aluminum-containing vaccines and severe neurobehavioral outcomes (restlessness, muscle tremors, loss of response to stimuli), the presence of aluminum in central nervous system tissue, and altered expression of certain genes in the brain.
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An Appraisal "Populism, yea, yea…" Sung with a snarl, and accompanied by twanging power chords, those words opened the floodgates to a wave of electric emotion — a compound of rage, restlessness and a disgust with a ruling elite whose days had to be numbered.
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The season is rounded out by two repertory pieces: "Echoes," a 224 dance for five men set to music by the Persian percussionist and composer Shamou; and "Reflections," a 22017 piece inspired by the play of light on water, reflecting humanity's restlessness and beauty.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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The National Health Service says that, in addition to the sore throat that Silverman had, other symptoms of epiglottitis include difficulty or pain when swallowing, difficulty breathing, abnormal or high-pitched breathing sounds, a high fever, irritability and restlessness, a muffled or hoarse voice, and drooling.
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There's a restlessness that infiltrates the prose, so stylistically confident that I know it's Lippman's voice from the first paragraph, in this reimagining of fellow Baltimorean James M. Cain's greatest works (namely, The Postman Always Rings Twice with a side order of Mildred Pierce and Double Indemnity).
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"The difference between this time and last time, however, is there might be more restlessness on the parts of political parties, especially if the army fails to show them how they fit into their long-term governance plans," said Ambika Ahuja, Southeast Asia analyst at Eurasia Group.
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Sleep Score—a feature I beta-tested which tracks factors like your restlessness and time spent awake to give you a single metric that tells you if you slept well or not—will be available to all Fitbit users who have a heart-rate tracking device.
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All 85033 service members were found to have traumatic brain injuries (TBI) — which can range from a light concussion to a more severe injuries that include headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light, restlessness and nausea — that were diagnosed by a medical professional over the last several weeks.
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"Ashes," the final volume in that trilogy, confirms that Anderson's authorial restlessness has yielded an enduring new set of characters: embattled teenage slaves, condemned to rove up and down the Eastern Seaboard in search of family and freedom — and always just one step ahead of their pursuers.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas).
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Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-S.
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Republicans are slamming House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Mo.) told reporters Wednesday.
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" WATCH: Starbucks Has Officially Changed Its Bathroom Policy The United States Department of Health and Human Services' Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease warns that humans should not come into contact with DDVP, explaining that dichlorvos poisoning can lead to "nausea, anxiousness, restlessness, teary eyes and heavy sweating.
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Monk's work is all atmosphere and attitude, irresistibly so; his pictures are filled with the sweat, smells of smoke and beer, and bounce of jazz and pop that filled The Catacombs as these 24-hour party people packed all their restlessness and desire into a single night's romp.
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Mr. Biden continues to lead in most national polling, but his status is less clear in early-voting states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, which has inspired restlessness among centrists desperate to thwart the progressive candidacies of Senators Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts and Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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Because the restlessness that I said all these artist have in common, that comes from being under-stimulated by things that make you feel and make you wanna move and laugh and cry and rage, and therefore it forces you to find like-minded people to generate that with.
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Their playful banter and adolescent restlessness, and the youthful appearances of the actors, underscore the naïveté and vulnerability that enables them to be exploited and coerced into confessions by police officers who held and interrogated them on and off for 14 to 30 hours, often without their parents present.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senators opt to drink milk on Senate floor during impeachment trial MORE (R-Wis.) told reporters before noting that he was sticking to water.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas); Rep.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas).ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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In a letter to House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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You could combine the Aura with any sleep tracker you like, Withings or otherwise, but the company does sell an official sleep accessory to go with the Aura—it straps to your mattress and uses your restlessness and movements to judge if you're getting a good or bad night's sleep.
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Whoever wins the election will have to focus on dealing with restlessness from secessionist parties in Catalonia and further bids for independence, managing a countering force of nationalist sentiment and the rise of anti-immigrant populism (that has drawn disaffected voters to Vox) and boosting the economy and job creation.
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In a physical space, not everyone can enact walking to the crossroads at the same time, and I looked around during the "standing in line to do magic" part—never optimal in a ritual but often unavoidable—and there were perhaps equal measures of stillness and impatience, devotion and restlessness.
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It would be easy to write off such restlessness as proof of how Barcelona has spoiled its supporters in recent years, how accustomed the crowd here has grown to winning without even breaking a sweat, how expectations have soared so high that many seem to believe victory comes with the ticket.
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The qualities that make him, and this book, fascinating are his nimble intelligence, his restlessness, his energy, his anxieties, his ambitions and his passions, all of which were channeled into the making of a few pieces of architecture that will stand the test of time, and many others thatwill not.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas) for witness reciprocity.
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His memoir references the "transplanted southern enclave, with its indigenous economy, neighbors who watched over the children, and institutions that craved order," that he wrote had been rendered into a "wasteland of charred buildings and restlessness" in the absence of community, a reality today he feels people are experiencing all over the country.
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" In one of his annual reports to the Ford Foundation, the program director concluded that the school took some losing gambles in the first class, writing, "The presence in this group of six or eight abrasive, self-centered, cynical people proved to be enormously destructive; their restlessness and discontent spread like an infection.
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A good portion of the book is devoted to the social and what might be called the geographic structure of musical high life—Toscanini's restlessness, the endless ocean voyages, the meetings with celebrities, the shuffling of family and mistresses, the frequent retreats to Lago Maggiore for a peace that was beyond his reach.
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The long association with Knopf was interrupted for five years, beginning in 1987, when its parent company's owner, S.I. Newhouse, who also ran the Condé Nast magazine empire, took advantage of a new spate of Gottlieb's restlessness and persuaded him to take over The New Yorker from its seemingly eternal editor, William Shawn.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senators opt to drink milk on Senate floor during impeachment trial MORE (R-Wis.) acknowledged that "I might have put my palms together" when asked about the clapping.
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The absence of Mr. Graham, Republican of South Carolina, illustrated an emerging reality for senators as they attend a constitutional proceeding with heavy political consequences: Even when you are one of 100 people weighing the fate of a president in only the third such trial in the nation's history, restlessness can set in.
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John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat to watch for on Day 22020 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Wyo.) roughly six hours into Wednesday's opening arguments.
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She grew up swaddled in cultural luxury, knowing Lenny, born Louis, variously as "Lennuhtt" (from a private childhood language), Maestro, El Caballero and — when he grew older and more exasperating — simply LB. The many nicknames bespoke a fundamental restlessness both professional and personal; Bernstein père was ceaselessly teaching and talking, frugging and fretting.
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I love waking up in the morning and syncing up to see how much sleep I got and I dig recoiling when it reports on those two-hour naps on Friday night (though it also recorded an entire's night sleep—including bouts of restlessness—when it was just sitting on my desk at work).
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In any case, the AfD's performance—high at 13% but short of private pre-election predictions of 15% or more—was part of a broader story: the rise of smaller parties tapping into voter restlessness after 12 years of Mrs Merkel, during eight of which she has helmed flabby grand-coalitions with the SPD.
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And yet, on the hectic January mornings in Brooklyn, bundling up in hats and scarves, my throat tightening at whatever news spewing from the White House I managed to read before getting my children out the door, what prevails in my thoughts of our weeks in Chile is never my increasing sense of restlessness there.
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The president seemed to welcome Cipollone's back-and-forth barbs with Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas), one of the White House's loyal allies.
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When the MacArthur Foundation was considering McPherson for the first of its "genius" grants, in 1981, Ellison wrote the foundation a poison-pen letter decrying McPherson's "current restlessness," and blaming his putative failures on "a condition of shock brought on by a long-delayed social mobility suddenly achieved," while recommending others for the honor.
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His later work is more hit-or-miss than his earlier stuff, as you'd probably expect, but there are gems scattered throughout, particularly on the 2006 album Highway Companion, which captures both Petty's restlessness and a new sense of mortality, which Petty ties to the endless roll of the road underneath a rocker's tour bus wheels.
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Later, he pulls out his phone to show me a file on his Notes app containing his "dream list" of directors he's told his agents he wants to work with; it's long, exhaustive, and the type of document put together only by someone with a creative restlessness and an urge to keep moving forward, forward, forward.
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Sen. John CornynJohn CornynNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Democrats worry a speedy impeachment trial will shut out public MORE (R-Texas) on Sunday disputed the findings of a watchdog report that found the Trump administration's decision to withhold aid to Ukraine broke the law.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.) and Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Nadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (D-Ill.) CBS's "Face the Nation" — Nadler, Cornyn CNN's "State of the Union" — Dershowitz, Reps.
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But it's also because of his lack of formal training and his intense restlessness when it comes to form, both of which make it tricky to easily place his work within the dominant curatorial and aesthetic conversations of his time — conversations that were then just beginning to gel around broad categories like neo-conceptualism, neo-expressionism, and postmodernism.
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One was picking up a desk phone Using a couple of fingers To snag it under the little shelf where the receiver Rested when it was not in use; You'd carry the phone with you if you needed to pace, Perhaps with a studied restlessness that felt good: You were removing a solid object from its position And that had meaning.
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There is the insistent smell of broiled dry-aged steak that hits me the minute I open the door and sometimes sooner, while I'm still outside on the South Williamsburg sidewalk, producing a raised pulse, a quickening of the senses and a restlessness familiar to anyone who has seen a tiger that has just heard the approach of the lunch bucket.
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What reporters found this time in more than two dozen interviews is that Trump voters are largely standing with their man but with signs of restlessness, mainly over foreign policy, concerns over getting legislation through Congress and some skepticism that he won't be able to follow through with promises – from building a wall along the Mexican border to repealing Obama's signature healthcare law.
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On this side of the mortal coil, we recommend a close study of Jamaica's cultural and political place in the world, a kinetic poetry collection alert to the restlessness of the digital age, a look at the ways Jewish people helped shape Western society over the course of a century, and an anthology of essays celebrating Charles M. Schulz's "Peanuts" comics.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 22020 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas) told reporters, referring to the House Intelligence Committee chairman who is also an impeachment manager. Sen.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senators opt to drink milk on Senate floor during impeachment trial MORE (R-Wis.) about Trump's own comments to support the assertion that the president never sought to trade the meeting or security assistance for the investigations.
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Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Mo.) introduced legislation last year that would require platforms prove they are politically "neutral" before receiving Section 230 protections.
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Directed by Caleb Hammond, the performance combines all the mediums Kohler has worked in (video, stage, and audio), the better to create a myriad portrait of a mature actress whose beauty lies in her restlessness and her ability to incorporate theatre's sadness—all those ephemeral moments—into the energy and excitement that goes into making something new, which exists to disappear, too. ♦
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I relate all this not because it is particularly admirable or noteworthy that a person would be into both noise and techno—especially if I, a relative pleb, was able to make my way to both shows—but because this straddling of boundaries and stylistic restlessness seems intimately connected to the music that Allison has made over the last few years as Mukqs.
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Licensed clinical social worker Cara Maksimow, who specializes in clinical therapy and counseling for life and work transitions, depression, and anxiety, explained that Chidi exhibits key signs of generalized anxiety disorder: constant worry and difficulty controlling that worry, a need for external validation that causes him to define himself by his academic accomplishments, a propensity to think of the negative possibilities, and general restlessness.
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For a diagnosis to be made, the person must also report at least four additional symptoms from a list that includes significant weight loss or weight gain, an inability to sleep or excessive sleepiness, physical restlessness or slowness ("psychomotor agitation or retardation," in clinical terms), frequent fatigue or energy loss, feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt, indecision or a diminished ability to concentrate, and recurring thoughts of death or suicide.
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I.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Mazie HironoMazie Keiko HironoDemocrats worry Trump team will cherry-pick withheld documents during defense Democrats urge Supreme Court to save consumer agency from chopping block Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (D-Hawaii) argued in a separate filing that the legal opposition to the agency is driven by special interests funding dark money groups.
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Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senators opt to drink milk on Senate floor during impeachment trial MORE (R-Wis.), Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanCollins walks impeachment tightrope The Hill's Morning Report - Trump trial begins with clashes, concessions Senate Republicans muscle through rules for Trump trial MORE (R-Ohio) and then-Sen.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE confirmed that the Texas Republican also had a glass of milk late into proceedings Tuesday night, when senators were in the chamber until nearly 85033 a.m.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas) said Sunday that the Senate's impeachment trial could last as long as eight weeks if the chamber elects to hear from witnesses.
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It's representative of the washier side of the Holodeck spectrum, in which acts like solo sound collagers like JU4N and Silent Land Time Machine loop synths, drum machines, drones, and samples to build polyphonic odysseys that sound as rich in headphones as they do over a loud PA. When the lights rise after three full hours of Kwaidan (including a chapter performed by non-Austinites Antoni Maiovvi and Timothy Fife), there's a palpable mix of awe and restlessness in the crowd.
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Claire McCaskillClaire Conner McCaskillHow Citizens United altered America's political landscape #MidnightMoscowMitch trends amid criticism of McConnell's proposed impeachment trial rules The most expensive congressional races of the last decade MORE (D) raised and spent $39 million against her Republican opponent, Josh HawleyJoshua (Josh) David HawleyThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE, who raised $11 million.
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Sen. Dick DurbinRichard (Dick) Joseph DurbinTensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum Nadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (D-Ill.) said Sunday that he hopes enough Republican senators know that "history will find you" based on how the Senate holds President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's impeachment trial.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam SchiffAdam Bennett SchiffThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters MORE (D-Calif.) will appear on ABC's "This Week," while House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerNadler gets under GOP's skin Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Republicans take aim at Nadler for saying GOP senators complicit in 'cover-up' MORE (D-N.
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Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseRestlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senate Republicans muscle through rules for Trump trial On The Money: Senate panel advances Trump's new NAFTA despite GOP gripes | Trade deficit falls to three-year low | Senate confirms Trump pick for small business chief MORE (R-Neb.) and Tim ScottTimothy (Tim) Eugene ScottWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-S.
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Sen. Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzWhat to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial Democrats' impeachment case lands with a thud with GOP — but real audience is voters Restlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on MORE (R-Texas), one of President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE's loyal allies in the Senate, says the White House defense team is not likely to push for a motion to dismiss the articles of impeachment.
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