And they're very self-aware enough to write the character, self-aware.
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Insofar as life is intelligent and self-aware, the universe is intelligent and self-aware (contelligent).
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She's presented as flaky, mercurial, distracted, somehow simultaneously too self-aware and not self-aware enough.
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It's a struggle with him, in particular, because I feel like he and other figures like him are both very self aware and totally un-self aware.
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Feeling overly self aware, I couldn't trust my own judgement.
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You're very self aware, Aquarius, but no one is perfect.
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Shaquille O'Neal has become self aware, or as self-aware as anyone willing to appear on an ad for The General can be; it is left to future historians to decide what this all means.
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She's a very self-aware person, and she's also very free.
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Leaders who are more self-aware even lead more profitable companies.
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They're self-aware and fully embrace the ridiculousness that is Housewives.
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And there might be three too many self-aware Marvel jokes.
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We're self-aware enough to know we can't live without Snapchat.
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Mr Beneke, a self-aware sort of Europhile, spies an opportunity.
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It's everything Bohemian Rhapsody was never self-aware enough to be.
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You all are the least self-aware bunch I've ever seen.
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This is not a self-aware game winking at the audience.
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Keep on being your awesome, confident and self-aware self, Kevin.
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It does, however, provide the new installment's most self-aware moment.
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Hannah's writing combines self-aware humor with an intoxicating punk energy.
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No, they ask to evaluate if you're authentic and self-aware.
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At this point in time, I'm more self-aware than ever.
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The Cash children stumble, but they're supremely capable and self-aware.
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He's sharply funny, self-aware and heartbreakingly honest about internet culture.
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I'm self-aware enough to know that I'm an unorganized person.
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But for the most part, the show is cannily self-aware.
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It is like meditation: becoming self-aware through the act of watching.
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Part of the process is being self-aware and open to feedback.
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First, it sounds like you're self-aware and that's a good thing.
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People who are self-aware are higher in empathy and perspective-taking.
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There is a level that I have to be more self-aware.
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That kind of self-aware, relatively gentle humor continued throughout the night.
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Or maybe the fact that it's self-aware actually makes it worse?
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Zombieland: Double Tap is self-aware of its existence as a sequel.
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There's like two okay ones that actually think and are self-aware.
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But as a teenager, I became increasingly self-aware of my shortcomings.
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Same goes for the self-aware fridge or the TV remote control.
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Clarence himself is a really naïve weirdo, but he's not self-aware.
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This might be the most self-aware thing Dolezal has ever done.
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Being more self-aware is the first step to improving your situation.
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And maybe he nudges her to be a little more self-aware.
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It was as technically challenging as it was self-aware and silly.
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Vintage Bond movies were goofy, self-aware, and entirely over the top.
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There's a self-aware attempt to redefine a long-running cultural phenomenon.
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We don't usually think of fishes as smart, let alone self-aware.
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Even the most devout socialists are not always likable or self-aware.
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I would say that tech is very, very self-aware, extremely intelligent.
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If robots become self-aware, Issac Asimov's "Three Laws" will kick in.
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He's become self-aware and sensitive to how people are around him.
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Melania Trump is refreshingly self-aware of the ridiculousness of it, too.
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Noticing your self-lies is really hard, even for the self-aware.
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With "Freaky Friday," featuring Chris Brown, the self-aware rapper doesn't disappoint.
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The industry is also self aware of its shortcomings in this area.
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Clown memes are his way of checking himself and being self-aware.
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No. They'll come clean about their issues because they're usually self-aware.
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You might even say that it would have to be self-aware.
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It's interesting, because you'd assume that as a band gets bigger and finds itself more in the limelight, that that's when you'd find yourself to be more self-aware, whereas you've said you were more self-aware earlier on.
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She's self-aware, charming, and totally into being a mom in this interview.
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If dumb moments like these are self-aware, they're at least dumb fun.
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"It is really important for us to be super self-aware," she said.
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Before we get that far, we need to make our machine self-aware.
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Contelligence refers to an entity that is both intelligent and self-aware (conscious).
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And to be perfectly honest, no one will ever become completely self-aware.
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So perhaps this isn't a joke, but a bit of self-aware transparency.
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The entire video is fun, thoughtful, and refreshingly self-aware — and viewers agreed.
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Self-aware and just sophomoric enough to be believable — you remember puberty, right?
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But if you're self-aware in real life then you're not cool, ever.
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I'm self-aware enough to know that I've gotten negative and whiny here.
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There's been a small movement of self-aware genre novels in recent years.
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The video's use of politicians as the editing target is pretty self-aware.
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This fits with previous research suggesting that narcissists are self-aware, Grubbs said.
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Paak's guard is down, he's soft spoken, laughs easily, and sharply self-aware.
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He's fearless and self-aware, with a firm grasp of his own limitations.
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One of the most self-aware people I've ever met in my life.
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René, however, though he claims to be "self aware," never demonstrates that quality.
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How can it be sexy but totally absurd and self-aware and menacing?
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There are two obvious recent references for this self-aware state of mind.
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Laid back and refreshingly self-aware off the court, he is also realistic.
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"A Christmas Prince" (2017) was met as a sweet, self-aware holiday romp.
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What it does show is that you&aposre neither self-aware nor realistic.
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Bannon is definitely a more self-aware and more aware person than Trump.
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The "me on Election Day" meme was a self-aware joke, of course.
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And what's so brilliant about the dance prodigy is that she's completely self-aware of who she is — more self-aware than many adults twice and three times her age even — and that's something she credits to her mentor, Sia.
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If you're a good, self-aware American, think twice before that next Seamless order.
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Ike was self-aware enough to hire his son, John, as his Assistant Staff
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I think if someone is self-aware, then they can always continue to grow.
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Nothing was more dependably outrageous night after night and nothing seemed less self-aware.
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Almost nobody is self-aware, says psychologist Tasha Eurich in her new book Insight.
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There was absolutely no demographic pattern in who was self-aware and who wasn't.
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Teens in the Netflix age are too self-aware to stand for this, though.
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She wrote "Be self-aware or be prepared to be ashamed for Instagram addiction".
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So, he seems self aware about things, at least more than he lets on.
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Brent is crueler than his American cousin, less self-aware, and just as awkward.
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But this time around, everyone involved appears to be a lot more self-aware.
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Joker doesn't seem to be self-aware enough to arrive at any real originality.
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You would think I would have been more self-aware, both personally and professionally.
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The Bachelor is self-aware enough at this point to address the Lauren issue.
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Gadsby sets up a self-aware recognition of this failure in a few ways.
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But that doesn't mean monkeys aren't self-aware, or intelligent in other meaningful ways.
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His voice propels warm, romantic songs along with self-aware, at times winking, lyrics.
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If a machine can think, doesn't that make it self aware and deserve rights?
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And while Alter is, technically, moving on its own, it's not particularly self-aware.
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At times, he's romantic, but insecure; other times, he's extremely contemplative and self-aware.
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The aim was "to help adults self-learn and become self-aware," Green said.
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Look at how self-aware she is of how undeniably amazing her vocals are.
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Redeemed and newly self-aware action star (2008's stunningly candid JCVD, Expendables 2).
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You think sometimes that he's gonna be self-aware, and he somehow falls short.
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But in a self-aware review, he takes many steps to check those biases.
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And Vivian is a fantastic narrator, self-aware and funny and just cynical enough.
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He's a smart, self-aware player; those types usually do well in San Antonio.
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She alone among the jury seems self-aware enough to doubt her own impressions.
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Follow her on Instagram to join an intersectional, body-loving, and self-aware community.
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All too self-aware, he is but a whiney dude with a nice bod.
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It's so self-aware that I cringed at how easy she made it look.
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It isn't a self-aware riff on the turning, churning worlds of daytime soaps.
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Morgan is sarcastic and fragile, acutely self-aware but still riddled with self-doubt.
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I'm glad the author is encouraging men to become even marginally more self-aware.
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As for Droste, he has the self-aware neuroses invariably found in cerebral perfectionists.
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Things on Medium are pretty self-important, and not in a self-aware way.
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The newly self-aware host witnesses every part of the host-making process — except one.
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Short of becoming self aware and taking over the world, the machines certainly couldn't hurt.
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Subtle Asian Dating: Why a raunchy, self-aware Subtle Asian Traits offshoot is quickly growing.
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It has made me more self-aware and less forward or brazen in my approach.
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"Everyone left being a little bit more self-aware, from Lawrence to Molly to Issa."
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Do they think the paparazzi just document life a la a self-aware Truman Show?
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And that insulation makes the movie, and Phillips himself, seem that much less self-aware.
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Privacy advocates who believe Common is self-aware think all-access video feeds are dangerous.
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Humans believe that other humans are self-aware, even though we can't really prove it.
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It's packed with subplots, self-aware jokes about show business, and surreal visual set pieces.
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But the film's subjects are self-aware, candid about their failings, and often infectiously enthusiastic.
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Around a year ago, Oatly charmed baristas in self-aware coffee shops across the country.
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People are not always honest or even self-aware when sharing intimate details with researchers.
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The tune is a cold bath in a show that's loose, fun, and self-aware.
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This is fandom at its most ridiculous, and the internet at its most self-aware.
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I'm just self-aware enough to realize the experiences described above are nowhere near unique.
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Characters that are a little delusional and not self-aware are very interesting to me.
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On one level, that's painfully disingenuous for a character as self-aware as he is.
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The story is, ultimately, about being self-aware enough to understand what education really means.
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Do they think Young Pope is the fall of prestige TV or self-aware genius?
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They are the tag team of the internet generation, practitioners of self-aware, postmodern wrestling.
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This is the Leonard I knew the best: funny, unflappable, and constantly, deeply self-aware.
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Men, especially the most liberal, caring, and self-aware among us: look harder at yourselves.
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Her energy filled the room, and she was self-aware, super smart, and madly funny.
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Yet the latter was always more self-aware and intelligent than he often got credit.
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It was through this crucible that Bautista emerged a better and more self-aware athlete.
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I am self-aware enough to know that I cannot be living over dead bodies.
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Just make it funny, self-aware enough and, if possible, frame it like a meme.
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It makes sense that YouTube would become home to such a performatively self-aware economy.
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Dee, the smart and self-aware heroine of "Touch," entertains the possibility of having children.
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He wants to find a CEO who is honest, confident, humble, self-aware, and authentic.
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The goal is "radical self-inquiry," designed to make them better, more self-aware leaders.
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Looks like a barely disguised Alexa — dubbed "Iliza" — becomes self-aware and starts wrecking havoc.
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Because self-aware subjects can ruin a drawing, Mr. Polan tries to avoid standing out.
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Fezzik the giant is good-natured but not particularly self-aware and prone to violence.
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He played villains and heroes, robots and sexual deviants, fantasy creatures and self-aware actors.
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It's not self-aware or goal-driven, and so it doesn't present any apocalyptic threats.
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It's funny, charming, self-aware, and completely breaks the mold of most whispery, dramatic fragrance commercials.
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How has this previously self-aware and campy series become so serious and out of touch?
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You've said that, even though it might be somewhat painful, being self-aware is ultimately helpful.
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When we ruminate, it feels like we're doing that so we can be more self-aware.
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Think of it as a self-aware Comic Sans with kerning that's somehow much much worse.
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It's also a very small mistake, and he acknowledged it with a nice, self-aware chortle.
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The key is to find a film that strikes a balance between self-aware and entertaining.
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Or you have to proceed in a kind of snarky, super self-aware kind of way.
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That means we're all safe so long as robots don't become self-aware anytime soon.[Reuters]
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Netflix has a wonderfully self-aware trailer out for A Series of Unfortunate Events' second season.
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Even my personality has remained largely unchanged – although I am more self-aware, maybe, less impulsive.
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This cheeky take on art imitating life led to some very meta (and self-aware) content.
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Sid reveals that her father is in prison in a touching-but-too-self-aware tale.
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If we built perfect simulation of our nervous system, wouldn't it be conscious and self-aware?
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Sure. But they needn't be as self-aware as the most recent rainbow-splashed incarnations suggest.
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All of these adjustments are, as UnReal can be at its best, sharp and self-aware.
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Self-aware DIY indie pop is Frankie Cosmos' game and it's one she plays without fault.
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Pisces people are often extremely self-aware, and have their cannabis routine down to a tee.
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This season has struggled, partly by aiming for network-drama polish rather than self-aware pulp.
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No wonder Malcolm Brickhouse, the astonishingly self-aware singer and lead guitarist, is so often aggravated.
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Diderot was a more self-aware man; with him, praise would merely get you almost anywhere.
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Maybe we'll never make it to Teigen-level self-aware chill, but we can certainly try.
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Hip Taco Bell succeeds, really, because the brand is self-aware enough to pull it off.
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She is image-savvy and self aware, but also earnest and political without being overtly so.
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But how to wake people up to the special-ness of being alive and self-aware?
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Cheesy, fun, light-hearted; it was all about the characters and BioWare making self-aware jokes.
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Like us, orcas are self-aware, cognitively skilled individuals that communicate using their pod's signature dialect.
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That is, the character of Kreider is a good guy — self-aware, if not always scrutinizing.
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"We Step into the Responsibility Suits of Our Art" adds a touch of self-aware melodrama.
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"Mindful, courteous and self-aware people tend to be the people that get promoted," he said.
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And Ms. Ensler is never more trenchant (or self-aware) than when butting against a bureaucracy.
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But McEwan's characters still tend to be dangerously un-self-aware and headed toward nothing good.
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But it shrewdly frames Mr. Cruise as being as self-aware as he is famously controlling.
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Otherwise, the show took a self-aware bent and was filled with often-lighthearted political jokes.
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Bryant leaned forward and nodded, self-aware enough to concede that opponent love weirded him out.
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Bryant leaned forward and nodded, self-aware enough to concede that opponent love weirded him out.
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It's not uplifting, it's unnatural, and the self-aware jokes about it don't land. Yuck. Gross.
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It seemed like humanity to create its first self-aware AI in the form of ads.
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She was funny and self-aware about why she was pursuing a romantic version of poverty.
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Both games are marked by both their humor and their frequent self-aware fourth wall breaks.
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Having watched three episodes of Cult, I'm not altogether clear just how self-aware the show is.
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Since the show's debut in 2012, it's been weird watching it unfold and get more self-aware.
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And even the track's effective hooks are undone by the song's self-aware turned self-aggrandizing lyrics.
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This openness, however, potentially runs counter to Open AI's purpose: To prevent Skynet from becoming self-aware.
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"They compliment me all day — it's their job," he's self-aware enough to say at one point.
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Yes, it ends on sequel setup scene, and even it is just a smidge too self-aware.
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Before I got sober in my late twenties, I'd always considered myself a deeply self-aware person.
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Be self-aware enough to realize you may also not have the best information-consumption habits, either.
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If that was the case, why would we need to evolve if we are that self-aware?
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Kylie Jenner is just a little bit more self-aware than some people give her credit for.
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Persons, by definition, are self-aware, emotional creatures with a sense of the past and the future.
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One started ordering products without being pressed due to a glitch…or perhaps it became self-aware.
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But the book is self-aware about showing those influences while remaining entertaining in its own right.
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No, he's not worried about self-aware robots killing off humanity, Terminator style—at least not yet.
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Shandling became a hero to a generation of comedians for his self-aware comedy and groundbreaking shows.
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But like the best "best friends," she's witty, self-aware, and at times much smarter than Sophia.
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SM: Your work is always self-aware in the sense that it shows how film images lie.
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The fact that you think [you're speaking very normally] means you might not be very self-aware.
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But being self-aware of your own habits may help prevent exhibiting negative ones to your children.
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They're incredibly sophisticated machines: sentient, self-aware, and capable of displaying the whole gamut of human emotions.
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"Call the Police" and "American Dream" came across as updates for the faithful: lengthy, histrionic, self-aware.
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I think the thing that makes all of these characters sympathetic is that they're not self-aware.
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Sara is a very self-aware woman and recognizes her magic ability to save men from themselves.
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The trailer is so self-aware of what fans love — and would rather forget — about the hero.
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It prepared me to be sensitive to independent, self-aware, creative women functioning in a "man's" world.
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Maybe it's because I want to believe that Simmons is smart, self-aware, and open to change.
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He also, more than the others, made it publicly evident he was self-aware about his persona.
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My creative process has allowed me to develop an external means of being internally acutely self-aware.
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And we won't see a commercially available, self-aware, humanoid sex robot in every home anytime soon.
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Try to be self-aware and recognize when you're projecting or getting too far ahead of yourself.
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"I think sometimes, when people are parodying it, they miss how self-aware it is," he says.
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Cancers were acutely self-aware in high school, which could easily turn into being overly self-conscious.
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The OC and Gilmore Girls were good because they were self-aware, sardonic and, most importantly, believable.
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Ava is a fully conscious, fully self-aware being: she communicates; she wants things; she improves herself.
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"First impressions are made quickly, so make sure you present yourself as a confident, self-aware professional."
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A world where they themselves play all the leading roles, trying different identities before becoming self aware.
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Our critic said the sequel has "much of the likable, self-aware waggery" of the first movie.
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But they're great, Obama-era fun: serious and self-aware without too much (or any) self-seriousness.
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When the once obedient hosts become self aware, the meticulously designed park begins to unravel into chaos.
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I'm trying to be more self-aware about it, and learn what is getting in my way.
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So we celebrated the Mets in an appropriately early-1960s way — ironic, self-aware, rambunctious. Rock-ish.
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Both "Booksmart" and "Good Boys" are self-aware counterparts to many of their tween/teen movie forebears.
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But I think it's taught [Ruthie and I] both to be very resourceful and be very self-aware.
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Please drink responsibly, choose the rights friends and environment, and be self-aware if you're prone to aggression.
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Very Nice is a smart, stylish read about a bunch of exaggerated and not-so-self-aware characters.
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Even given the benefit of the doubt, Hiddleston comes across as tone-deaf, braggy, and un-self-aware.
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Is this the work a somewhat scruffy, understated genius or the self-aware musings of a pseudo-intellectual?
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The people who are the most self-aware don't force themselves into those simple kind of absolute truths.
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American Horror Story: Cult is either very self-aware, very silly, or both Yippee-ki-yay, Mr. Falcon!
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But I acknowledge that some trans women may not be so self-aware or sensitive to social dynamics.
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The overt effort is political and self-aware, and those elements are a huge part of its charm.
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It's funny, self-aware, and the stunts are fun — all good things for a superhero movie in 2017.
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Do we as adults and educators in society have a responsibility to teach children to be self-aware?
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But for startups it really does pay to stay self-aware, perhaps especially when you're rolling in money.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The poems in Elaine Kahn's Women in Public are highly self-aware.
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Every generation feels itself to be more self-aware than preceding generations of the transformative use of technology.
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I'm self-aware and I'm often two steps ahead, so their advice doesn't hurt me in any way.
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But it's a lot of fun to see the artwork appear self-aware and interact with its surroundings.
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It's not self-aware enough to be funny, nor is it delivered with enough menace to be threatening.
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You mentioned that people should be self-aware about the data they're giving up to platforms and companies.
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Yeah, I mean, on a bad day it could be neurosis if you're not self-aware of it.
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Of course, your farm would never try to orchestrate a prank, because you are a self-aware website.
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It worked for this self-aware dog, perhaps it will work on you or a snorer you know.
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If the network wants them on the series, it benefits them for that person to be self-aware.
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This new trailer makes it seem like somewhat self-aware and goofy if still often facepalm-worthy romp.
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At least he was incredibly self-aware about it, and claimed this is the last one guys, seriously.
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Saying "I've never heard of me either," which seemed far more self aware than he usually is. 10.
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It's self-aware, balanced—every deflating sentiment is puffed out again with a compliment—and it contains many!
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The red spandex-clad hero played by Ryan Reynolds isn't just irreverant and self-aware — he's downright raunchy.
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The red spandex-clad hero played by Ryan Reynolds isn't just irreverent and self-aware — he's downright raunchy.
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But it's framed against these wonderfully awful photoshop compositions that are just the right degree of self-aware.
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" She also says that attentiveness is important, as well as someone who is "self aware, not self-absorbed.
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But I'd like to think it's simpler than that: consumers like ads that appear authentic and self-aware.
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On Twitter and in interviews, she comes across as grounded, self-aware, and able to laugh at herself.
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We know we live in a glass house, we hope the folks we cover are as self aware.
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People with high levels of EQ tend to be self-aware, socially aware, empathetic and open to feedback.
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I know they're incredibly competent and good performers, so I'm looking to see how self-aware they are.
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Hopefully in a new season, her and her father can become more self-aware and mend their relationship.
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But all of it is sincere, with none of the self-aware posturing that can afflict modern restaurants.
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When recruiters ask about areas of improvement, they're really trying "to see if you're self-aware," Viviano says.
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Do you see any realistic hope for our species asserting self-aware control over that primal biological force?
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The characters have become more self-aware, but do you believe there's any chance they could be redeemed?
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Now that they're self-aware, they have finally identified a piece of themselves that's been there all along.
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"Bodak Yellow" feels like one of her Instagram clips come to life, funny and self-aware and savage.
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Either way, she wondered if he'd grow to become more self-aware — and whether she'd want him to.
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The director Todd Phillips is best known for self-aware, dumb-yet-sly comedies like the "Hangover" movies.
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Oh — and also, the technological apocalypse looms as personal robots all over the world quietly become self-aware.
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My kingdom for a self-aware man and dear lord it's nice to see one in Noah's orbit.
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Maybe some of my comrades were more self-aware, or had less to pretend to or cover for.
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The brands had become self-aware, and an idea broadly known as body positivity hit the big-time.
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Most of all they're very self-aware and they know, because they're the first, the spotlight's on them.
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I want to be self aware, and to understand myself and why I make whatever decisions I make.
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Even though I'm self-aware, I still come on too strong with dudes just because it's Valentine's Day.
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They also offer remedies for those narratives, through self-aware depictions of positive and inclusive ideas and social structures.
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It's designed for the millennial audience, and the voice represents the millennial voice — a funny, self-aware, unapologetic voice.
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She also credits being a mom to 3-year-old son Magnus, with helping her become more self aware.
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They have good chemistry in interviews and seem self-aware about the cringer aspects of their rise to fame.
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This is but one example of the not terribly self-aware "let them eat cake" weddings of recent years.
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It has bled beyond horror movies—has escaped like the unshackled self-aware zombie trope into the popular conscious.
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Set in an intimate, dollhouse-like smart home, you control RUMU, a robot vacuum cleaner which becomes self-aware.
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One thing you emphasize is that the people who introspect the most aren't any more self-aware than others.
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Unglert has repeatedly shown that he's considerate, self-aware, and generous on the show, especially for his young age.
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The Boss Baby is deeply self-aware of how on the nose it is, at least with its casting.
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I think it's really important in this time to be self-aware and realize how strong we truly are.
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Baker ultimately becomes self-aware and convinces the program that his new mission is to kill Frank (sort of).
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Expect Rebecca to be self-aware of her love for Josh — and unaware of his mixed signals in return.
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According to CNET:The device would be "self aware" and detect who is in the room using facial recognition technology.
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Let's say for the sake of argument this is all just Devon's affable personality, rather than self-aware gamesmanship.
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If I had been this talented and self-aware at 17, I would be ruling the world right now.
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The community has decided that self-aware ads / media are also welcome, but the non-aware kind is preferred.
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The key is to be self-aware of it so that the way you are thinking doesn't become toxic.
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Also, I feel "Break out the red panties" could possibly achieve great things as a self-aware idiomatic expression.
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Admirably sexy in a fun way by really leaning into self-aware corniness that could've otherwise tipped into cringe.
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Though the show still trips over itself trying to show us how Maggie feels, it's at least self-aware.
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Whatever his intentions, Wayne's erasure of everyone whose beats he stole was swift and merciless, not self-aware homage.
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Each year, the car will make more and more decisions for you and become more and more self-aware.
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It seems a self-aware protocol droid like C-3PO can't hang on to its memories for too long.
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As cartoonish as the character of Saul Goodman is, there's always been something more self-aware underneath the surface.
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SVU, largely because of its greater penchant for twists, is a deeply, deeply silly (and mercifully self-aware) show.
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Do you think the idea of saving yourself and being self-aware is more relevant than ever these days?
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Her other affectionate nickname for me was "boobs," which made my friends laugh, but made me increasingly self-aware.
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Regrettably, though, what most business leaders don't realize is that they're simply not as self-aware as they think.
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That said, what I advise people the most is: be self-aware of the information you're putting out there.
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There's nothing like a firm, high quality no to come across as self-aware, strong and self respecting, e.g.
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And then there were the Cohens—perhaps the most self-aware family on television (besides the Simpsons, of course).
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The stupidity-of-high-school condemnation is a classic moment that only the most self-aware teen comedies contain.
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They are self-aware of the skill gaps on the founding/management team and actively seek talent to backfill.
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Every inch the sharp-suited Goldman Sachs alumnus, Westerman enjoys flashes of dry, self-aware humour about his image.
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Sure enough it becomes self-aware, instantly goes mad, and wreaks inter-dimensional havoc on Britain's towns and countryside.
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Paul is more self-aware than he leads on, and more aware of his place in the rock landscape.
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Expect highlights from a catalog reaching back more than a decade, performed with a sense of self-aware spectacle.
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The same tinge of self-aware narcissism that makes the book at times so annoying makes it finally triumphant.
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But despite the self-aware trappings of this sex-witch routine, he is, in fact, still in sexual peril.
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Invariably these articles suggest shopping locally, talking to your neighbors and, above all, being self-aware about your impact.
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"I think men who are self aware and want to change that pattern can, by acknowledging this," she says.
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Colton Underwood, the newest and most burly Bachelor, is highly aware of his flaws — we stan a self-aware lead!
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What separates us from all the other life forms on earth is the degree to which we are self-aware.
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But another Germany, more self-aware and searching, still exists, though it may not know how to manifest itself electorally.
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It doesn't take a self-aware intelligence to make the basic logic of that idea fold like a cheap sweater.
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He was hilarious, self-aware, and drank me under the table (not hard: he's 6 foot 5 and 260 pounds).
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But also... this kind of looks fantastic — it's self-aware, never serious, action-packed, and continually taking breaks for humor.
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Furthermore, The Defenders is self-aware of what a "thundering dumbass" Danny Rand is, as one character aptly puts it.
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He's the guy at the party who knows he's had one too many and is incredibly self-aware of it.
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If Neptune's retrograde had you feeling a little too self-aware, you can relax now and turn your focus outward.
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Being cripplingly self-aware doesn't actually make you better, no matter how many jokes you tell at your own expense.
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The good news is that it's not too late for tech giants to learn to be responsible, self-aware competitors.
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In season 1, Lisa gives herself the nickname Judge Lisa, which is probably the only self-aware thing she does.
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But it's just when things are going well on Survivor that you need to be at your most self-aware.
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They're self-aware and somewhat content, having given up on trying to be 'cool' and instead they embraced their weaknesses.
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And would that mean that cleaner wrasse are self-aware, or does the test tell us less than we think?
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Smart appliances are becoming more and more part of our lives, but what if one of them becomes self-aware?
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Even among the heavily produced set-ups, they make fun of themselves constantly and seem self-aware about their lives.
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The original Knight Rider aired from 1982 to 1986 and starred David Hasselhoff and his self-aware, chatty car, KITT.
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At the same time, Shereé is more self-aware and down-to-earth than some other Housewives I spoke with.
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"Author" is most interesting — and least self-aware — as a study in the gullibility and narcissism of the celebrity class.
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"If you look at the Arabic population, women are very much self-aware and busy with their appearances," says Pauwels.
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Trump's masterful management and exploitation of his image has demonstrated that he is more self-aware than he might seem.
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"Westworld," which begins on Sunday, is another animatronic body atop that bloody pile, but it's also a self-aware one.
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To me, the question of whether the internet will become self-aware is not if it will happen, but when.
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Marijuana makes you more self-aware of your situation, so you'll be a better driver if you smoke pot regularly.
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Not that they'll have to ham it up too much — even it its time, Baywatch rescued by being self-aware.
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"Each section feels much more politically engaged and self-aware than past work of mine," she said in an email.
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But I'd wager the audience for a small, self-aware movie like The Love Witch already has strong feminist leanings.
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On one hand, Deadpool was smarter than the rest of the characters in the book because he was self-aware.
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And there was the suggestion, in his self-aware language-based works, of what would come to be called postmodernism.
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Ms. Booth, as the most articulate and self-aware of the four, beautifully demonstrates the harsh limits of such intelligence.
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At what point do we decide that an animal is social, self-aware, or smart enough to deserve our deference?
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They walk (or roll) and talk (or beep) in a pretty human fashion, but are they self-aware like humans?
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The Fate of the Furious is more self-aware than its predecessors, and belligerently absurd in the best way possible.
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Because I wasn't directly acquainted with his celebrity, I watched with detachment, surprised at how subdued and self-aware he was.
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In The Terminator, the AI defense system SkyNet becomes self-aware and initiates a nuclear holocaust to decimate the human race.
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You know very well that a product is being peddled, but you don't care because it's so ridiculous and self-aware.
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And like any self-aware parody, the musical wasn't afraid to break down barriers and get a little meta at times.
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If they ever become self-aware, conscious agents, it would be hypocritical and unfair of us to deny them personhood status.
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This week's much anticipated Game of Thrones premiere, "Winterfell,"seems entirely self-aware that it's time to start wrapping things up.
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What's at stake here is the freedom of beings who are no less self-aware and autonomous than we humans are.
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A self-aware rookie, he figured he'd master the car on the track before upgrading to the more powerful racing engine.
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The problem with the exhibition is that it's simultaneously too self-aware and too clueless to capture the essence of camp.
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But some people are really scared of not being self-aware and analyze all these things to try to get there.
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"Millennials tend to be a little more self-aware, more confident and less about keeping up with the Joneses," he said.
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It's silly, but at least it's a self-aware ad that shows Amazon knows Alexa doesn't belong in just about everything.
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I'm not sure if this exchange is intentionally or accidentally self-aware, let's allow it because it needed to be said.
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In Moore's Bond era, he became a self-aware fusion, elevating the action genre to new heights with charm and aplomb.
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If you want to be successful in your career (and in life), you should always be self-aware about your weaknesses.
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A modern, self-aware femme fatale, Maddie uses the expectations of femininity to lure people in — and she's unapologetic about it.
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Waters seemed aware of the joke, though, which was a first — usually, The Bachelor preys on the gloriously un-self-aware.
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The pitch, with its infomercial-y copy and stock photo couple, can be read as painfully wholesome or brilliantly self-aware.
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She Leads By Example And Has Set The Bar On What It Means To Grow And Be Accountable And Self Aware.
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It's like tossing a thinking-face emoji into a gun fight, and hoping it comes across as self-aware and wise.
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But what if Barney, newly self-aware and cognizant of his controversial place within pop culture, came back ... with a vengeance?
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Science fiction movies always imagine some dystopic future where technology becomes "self-aware" and builds terminators or matrices to control us.
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So I think it's becoming a bigger community, but it's also a more self-aware and much more socially aware community.
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I've always been very self-aware and introspective, despite how it may look from the outside, and a little self-deprecating.
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Now he's back, covering emerging tech and research – think robots, lasers, AI, and self-aware laserbots – while reviewing the latest gadgets.
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But as I grew more self-aware, I turned to embrace my cultural difference rather than remaining willfully blind to it.
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But what redeems Barlow and Mother American Night is the pervading sense of Barlow as a soulful and self-aware human.
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Geomancer follows a young military AI satellite that becomes self-aware, then decides to descend to Earth and become an artist.
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Instead, it's actually a good deal stranger, funnier, more self-aware, and more grossly self-satisfied than anyone might have predicted.
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The artists were well-travelled, self-aware and confident, often putting an original stylistic twist on something they had seen abroad.
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However, self-aware queen Hathaway posted the perfect Oscars throwback, poking fun at her own hosting gig ahead of Sunday's ceremony.
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But we aren't all self-aware, which is the best attribute you can have — even more than being smart or hardworking.
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That said, she is sufficiently self-aware to direct her attention outward for the bulk of this slim and disciplined book.
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If there's enough complexity, direction, and growth—such as the massively sprawling internet possesses—self-aware consciousness could come after that.
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Call it the Sharknado effect: When a cable channel becomes self-aware and leans into their outsize reputation with winking content.
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You're one of the more self-aware signs in the zodiac, Libra, but today you'll learn some unexpected things about yourself.
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Too young to be post-ironic and too self-aware to actually be naive, she's a find and probably knows it.
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But lifestyle doesn't begin describe the Cash family's alternative reality, and despite all the self-aware joking this isn't a goof.
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The utterance is so on the nose, up-for-it exclamation point and all, that it surely must be self-aware.
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It's a weird, occasionally hilarious place, and an insight into the mind of the girl troll at her most self-aware.
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The problem is that humans are pretty bad at being self-aware and thinking about the thought processes behind our decisions.
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It's also fully self-aware: The film knows that blinking is the last thing you'll want to do while watching it.
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While starkly different, these comics share a self-aware and politically passionate style of humor suited to Trump-era popular culture.
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While his lyrics conveyed a childlike view of the world in many aspects, in interviews, he was wry and self-aware.
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I was always reading self-help books but was super self-aware about how seriously to take what I was reading.
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Like most young first-person narrators, Obe is self-aware and sensitive, with the portrayal of his interior life unusually nuanced.
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When the color changes, the idea is that it will help you become self-aware, allowing you to stay on track.
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Tolentino's writing is incisive and lyrical and captures millennial culture like no other — sometimes even making for uncomfortable, self-aware reading.
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Shot over three years in and around New York, the movie reveals a cohort that's highly articulate and shockingly self-aware.
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This part of the play was infuriating to watch, because I kept rooting for the white characters to be self-aware.
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But I try to be self-aware about that myself, and I'm always there on the side of commenting when asked.
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Murray is self-aware of this generous read on selfie culture, a seemingly ostentatious remark against the blanket accusations of narcissism.
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No one that smart and self aware to create a startup in 2017 would be having sex with his marketing person.
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It is the moment when David (Michael Fassbender) becomes self-aware, in the presence of his creator Dr. Weyland (Guy Pearce).
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The marketing campaign isn't a self-aware meta-troll like Deadpool's, or a self-serious, doofy dad schtick like Batman v Superman's.
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Bottom line: In my view, a self-aware, autonomous AI would be the prerequisite for its works to be protectable by copyright.
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But as the 14th season of the Bachelorette progressed, Parker's behavior has made fans almost nostalgic for Johnson's cartoonish, self-aware villainy.
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But that also requires the show to be more self-aware than it's been so far, particularly when it comes to June.
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Skittles Commercial was a self-aware parody at nearly every turn, frequently coming right out and asking the very questions it provoked.
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Wolfe plays Barbara, a wildly self-aware and willfully antisocial teenager who may or may not be a real-life giant slayer.
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It's a wry, self-aware take on the frustrations of feeling young and trapped, and the frustrations of addiction at any age.
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And the Ashley Too bots seem to be slightly self-aware at all times, yet powerless to truly control their own actions.
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In fact, the movie seems somewhat self-aware about the fact that it's fighting over where the essence of humanity's future lies.
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It covered pop culture, got co-opted by self-aware brands, got wholesomed and meta'd and turned into a complicated educational tool.
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But as time has passed, we have also become more self-aware; the knowingness that suffuses all three works is evidence enough.
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New research suggests that manta rays are capable of this unique cognitive feat—a possible sign that these fish are self-aware.
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Also, some animals may be self-aware without being able to identify oneself in an external or foreign medium like a mirror.
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Regardless, it's easy to be dismissive of even the most self-aware members of the automotive establishment, because we celebrate the new.
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"I've become, I think, much more self-aware over the years about the problematic nature of a lot of competition," Thiel says.
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Frasqueri is massively talented, and there's no reason that she shouldn't bring morose, nihilistic pop-punk into her already self-aware rhymes.
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They at least were self-aware enough to blow some money on a Lamborghini, decal it terribly, and drive it around universities.
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It's a spot-on, self-aware montage of Legere's persona, and it actually distinguishes Legere from the inane cynicism of his competitors.
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If only that would result in a few of them being more self-aware next time they interact with a minority employee.
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I especially love that, as I become more self-aware and less insecure, I become much more understanding of people around me.
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By identifying, not minimizing, the artifice of the celebrity endorsement, "self-aware" Sprite sought to build a bond with more cynical consumers.
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It worked largely thanks to Ms. Bloom, who gave us a character both damaged and self-aware, hyperintelligent enough to outsmart herself.
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Or maybe it was just show biz, the same old meat market now refracted through self-aware layers of intention and irony.
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The description of Jack Reacher as a man who "has nothing to lose and everything… to punch" is cute and self-aware.
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Steven Wise, a lawyer, argued that, as an intelligent, self-aware being, Happy is entitled to the full protection of the law.
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This includes being self-aware of both your strengths and your weaknesses and having self-compassion to be patient with the latter.
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And despite Molly's insight, she has the same problem herself, and is even less self-aware in this regard than Issa is.
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Being more self-aware and attentive to the person in front of you can help you better present your most authentic self.
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He's self-aware—he knows people will call him a curmudgeon or an asshole—but he doesn't see himself as a villain.
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Come for what looks like a child on the mic at their bar mitzvah, stay for his self-aware physicality and grin.
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Yeom said it's painful to leave the top role but that he's self-aware enough to know what's best for his company.
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As it turned out, she's a luminous, observant, self-aware writer, even if she had some help from a team of ghostwriters.
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" A relationally self-aware partner will realize that you both messed up and "ended up way down this rabbit hole of misunderstanding.
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This version (voiced by John DiMaggio) offered a boisterous, self-aware take on the character that leaned into his more outlandish characteristics.
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Walkers flirts with being overly determined, cool, and clean, a tad too un-self-critical, despite being so self-aware and choosy.
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Shows like this aren't fluff — they're subversive, self-aware and capable of depicting the complexities of women of color in nuanced ways.
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In fact, it's self-aware of how tiresome Sonic can be, while still reminding fans of why we remain attached to him.
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Like its source material, "Baywatch" is sleazy and wholesome, silly and earnest, dumb as a box of sand and slyly self-aware.
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" And for those people who have reason to be concerned, he recommended "being self-aware, and having boundaries and an exit strategy.
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Our ability to become self-aware of the risks that surround us can insulate and prepare individuals from unpredictable and dynamic events.
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It would be an open-minded, big-hearted, self-aware move that challenges Americans to see him in a more nuanced light.
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West was self-aware, but his Batman wasn't, which made his Batman someone who could simultaneously awe children and make adults laugh.
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Instead, we obsessively search for recognition, like the recognition of another's gaze, in order to formulate an existence, to become self-aware.
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When watching episodes back to back, this pattern becomes an annoying loop, and no amount of self-aware narration can save it.
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I was self aware enough to know this was stupid, but I was also high enough to mentally prepare for the worst.
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It would also be nice to avoid a court full of self-aware killer robot refs hell-bent on taking over the world.
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It's lively and full of personality, deeply self-aware, and notably presents its characters as well-rounded individuals with diverse interests including fashion.
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So, I knew the ... I try as hard as I could to be self-aware, sometimes, I fail miserably on a daily basis.
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AI will become self-aware and experience an "intelligence explosion" that comparatively puts humans on a par with other primates, if not ants.
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The two are more negative images of each other than opposites, with Jenna's self-aware fakeness cutting through Liz's tone-deaf self-righteousness.
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Hannah, not exactly the most self-aware human on the planet, whitesplained the Black experience to Sandy before kicking him to the curb.
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Intelligent people pride themselves on being independent and self-aware, so is preventing this really just a matter of knowing what's going on?
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"Something that they all have in common is that they're all humble enough and self-aware enough to have a laugh," he shares.
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Wes Craven's Scream gave horror a hip, self-aware, meta-comedy feel, letting horror movies stay scary while intelligently acknowledging their own tropes.
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But Gizmodo became Skynet-self-aware before anyone else—probably when Blam threw that Halo swag off his balcony—and our mandate changed.
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Eventually, we may build an AI that's extremely smart, but incapable of experiencing the world in a self-aware, subjective, and conscious way.
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And his musical SNL monologue bested Pratt's while remaining humorously self-aware, pointing out the magic that is the confusion of the Chrises.
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But in Holland's winsome hands, and under the joyous, self-aware supervision of the Russo brothers, it's one that you hope will stick.
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In today's ecosystem of loud, eye-catching thumbnails or staged, self-aware videos a la Poppy, the production bobbles should have viewers fleeing.
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The result is a movie seemingly self-aware that its heroes' biggest obstacle is entertaining the audience, not defeating the nominal bad guy.
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But if you mean "self aware," most robots have a more precise idea of what's going on with their bodies than humans do.
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I think we've matured and we're more self-aware of what we're putting out there and that what we're doing can hurt people.
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The last we heard of him, he was out of commission and replaced because he was "malfunctioning" — AKA, starting to become self aware.
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Photo courtesy of Ralo The main thing you learn about Ralo after talking to him is how focused and self-aware he is.
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Thankfully, Incredibles 2 is much more self aware, and artfully dodges a lot of the tired tropes associated with husband-wife role-swaps.
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Not only is he a self-aware 23-year-old with immense respect for his bandmates, but he's also kinda, sorta...a feminist?
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The first was inexplicable and awful, so it's nice to see Toyota get it right with this self-aware, tongue-in-cheek piece.
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Such is the tenor of one of the newest and most irregular media startups of the moment — biased, funny, and cautiously self-aware.
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Canadian prime minister and world leader poster boy, Justin Trudeau, dressed up for Halloween, and well, it's a little bit too self-aware.
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The Easter egg may foreshadow things to come, as a number of the television show's bots have become increasingly self-aware and dangerous.
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Great leaders are willing to be transparent and known; they are self-aware and understand themselves and their triggers to better self-manage.
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Whedon has to walk a very fine line here — the ad is serious but not too serious, meta but not exactly self-aware.
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"This learning ecosystem will be built on a self-aware network that will lead to increased safety, comfort and energy savings," she predicts.
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Mr. Henry creates a rich tension between the Paper Boi persona and Alfred, sharp and self-aware, who's unsettled by his minor celebrity.
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During conversations over two days last month — edited excerpts are below — he was preternaturally calm, consistently forthright, reflexively self-aware, and wryly funny.
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That's not to say that their condition is just or right; I'm just wondering how self-aware they are of their own circumstances.
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Neighbors' ability to mock itself is what made it so refreshing — but if you thought Neighbors was self-aware, Neighbors 2 doubles down.
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It's lively and full of personality, deeply self-aware, and notably presents its characters as well-rounded individuals with diverse interests including fashion.
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It was the antithesis of a short, fast-paced, self-aware YouTube video; it's the tone that could carry Gorgeous into the mainstream.
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This superficial obsession stood in direct opposition to the self-aware outrage and dark occultism that made thrash great in the first place.
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It's a book about how, as they grow older, kids come to see themselves more clearly, to be more self-aware and thoughtful.
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Her performances are so naked, her characters so un-self-aware, that you sometimes feel that you shouldn't be watching them at all.
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He seems utterly affable, and just self-aware enough to understand that his house is made of cards, but still, what a house.
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The video is wonderfully weird and self-aware, poking fun at the idea that careers in music are fickle and success is temporary.
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Had the artist formerly known as Posh Spice, routinely caricatured by British tabloids as a humorless mannequin, just made a self-aware joke?
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The formerly golden couple who dominated their party for nearly three decades is traveling North America in a bubble, shockingly un-self-aware.
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"But …" Mr. Klein added, as if self-aware of how other Jews will view his position, "I am a fanatical, pro-Israel Zionist."
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But he'd pepper it with self-aware quotation marks to show he wasn't too serious about it, but he was still doing it.
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Whether I Love You, Daddy is actually as smart and self-aware as it acts, though, I still regard as an open question.
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"I would hope that people who were in this cult of Mueller would have been self-aware or ironic," she said on Monday.
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Seated behind a curtain so that only his shadow is visible, the sicario is matter-of-fact about his occupation and self-aware.
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We are all, in a way, 13 years old — desperate to project authority and yet too self-aware to fully believe in ourselves.
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Despite all this, the two hours I've played of Borderlands 3 felt comfortably familiar — from the frenetic gunplay to the self-aware jokes.
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About that oddity, and pretty much every other way that the public perceives her, Swift proves to be firmly and calmly self-aware.
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The incarcerated person who is secure and self-aware enough to admit he has a problem and needs help is a rare breed.
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The rest of the plot is an homage to the noir genre, hitting every major cliché along the way with self-aware glee.
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" But Herring's self-aware apology could "model a way forward for other white people to truth, healing and reconciliation with their harmful past.
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Rather than plaintive or wistful, The Good Fight is a funny, sometimes viciously self-aware examination of taking ourselves and others to task.
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While Mr. Defa's dialogue mostly flows naturally from Mr. Coopersmith, it can seem too self-aware and precious in the other characters' mouths.
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But more importantly, he is self-aware, self-accepting, caring, with a strong ability to analyze and speak about his condition with others.
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The movie manages to be "self-aware without being cute about it," A.O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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Metacritic score: 71 Disney's follow-up to its wonderful 2012 animated film Wreck-It Ralph is as gleefully self-aware as its predecessor.
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But for others living with severe mental illness, having a support system and being self-aware enough to seek help isn't always enough.
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So, it's hard to be self-aware, but try and cultivate self-awareness and find people that you can do great things with.
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And Chris Rock is hosting, which means the monologue should be everything Ricky Gervais's Golden Globes monologue wasn't: socially conscious, self-aware, and funny.
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Meanwhile, the script by Christopher McQuarrie (who also directed) is just self-aware enough, having some light fun at the expense of the IMF.
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Now, the company is making a self-aware step in the totally opposite direction, coming out with a true crime parody called American Vandal.
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Most minivan drivers are self aware enough to realize, even embrace, the deeply uncool impression the family hauler leaves about one's station in life.
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The Times employees taking part in the conversation were fairly self-aware that it might not be the best venue to air these complaints.
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For an intelligent creature to be successful as a self-aware, adaptive being, its structural foundations must rely heavily on biological and environmental signals.
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During partnered sex, you might be more self-aware or experience more of a physical response to stimulation if you also masturbate, she says.
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That announcement boded well for the film, and briefly I thought it might turn out okay after all, or at least pretty self-aware.
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Within our first seconds of knowing the celebrated murderess, as she prefers to be called over "murderer," it's obvious Grace is stunningly self-aware.
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It's a more interesting and self-aware take on how cultural references confer — or totally fail to confer — coolness on the people making them.
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How far each of them are pretending at this point, it's difficult to say; but Eugene at least seems to be completely self-aware.
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But Johnson is self-aware enough to laugh at the whole scenario, and that's what the film needs to remain centered and (sometimes) watchable.
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It&aposs staggering every day to realize how un self-aware and the lack of knowledge (END VIDEO CLIP) INGRAHAM: The lack of knowledge.
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In the cold hard light of day, this level of camp feels forced, or perhaps self-aware as it all unfolds in real-time.
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It's hard to describe if you haven't experienced it, but I found myself saying it was as though my butt had become self-aware.
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Skynet is a fictional self-aware AI system in the "Terminator" movies that saw humans as a threat and sought to wipe them out.
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This second single from Blackout is Britney at her most self-aware, sticking two fingers up at everyone that tried to break her down.
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It doesn't seem self-aware sometimes to me, it feels like people are just following something, but on the other hand it's reliable branding.
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There's another question, too, of how self-aware the fraternity members are about what they're doing, and how influential this culture is over them.
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It was self-aware and archly ironic—everything the House of Horrors match wasn't and could never be due to the personalities producing it.
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But unlike his predecessors and reasonably self-aware individuals, Trump refuses to accept there are areas where other people know more than he does.
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" Even so, she said, "Wim would never have consciously decided to take Freddy Heineken for that reason—he's not self-aware enough for that.
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Overall, the film gives girls another strong female heroine to stand behind as fans embraced Isabella Moner's performance and appreciated its self-aware humor.
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These days, we trust our mega musicians to be self-aware of their vast influence, and to be educated and nuanced in their approach.
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An administration official added that Liddell is "self-aware" that he's been under-the-radar and how different a personality he is from Cohn.
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Sea slugs are also self-aware: They're able to discern whether they're hungry enough to take a big risk and bite the stinging thing.
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Self-aware and self-possessed, he knows he loves his wife, but, like the fencer he is, can leap back, quickly analyze, and respond.
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"He's so self-aware about the fact that there are these two Trumps, and we're seeing more of the other one since he won."
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Yet this is precisely what the world needs: a self-aware and historically minded reader who both struggles with and revels in Wojnarowicz's legacy.
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Sometimes it's quite hard to meet people, because you become so self-aware about how you look as opposed to how everyone else looks.
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What I ended up with was a list not of behavioral improvements or of flashes of self-aware accountability but of tiny, neurotic evasions.
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Mr. McCain was a charming, imperfect man, driven by a code of honor and self-aware enough to know when he had violated it.
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The question that the self-aware hosts are asking themselves now is: What parts of their own fractured narratives are they going to keep?
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That was the joke: The starker the hotness differential, the more it beggared belief, the more clearly the ads would present as self-aware.
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It was part of a paid campaign the New York Times described as an effort to build a "self-aware ironic character" around Bloomberg.
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Here's the good news: We are the only species self-aware enough to identify this mismatch between our brains and the technology we use.
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If you remain self-aware, these mistakes are all things that you can control before they creep up on you and damage your career.
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Dr. Fran Walfish, a family and relationship psychotherapist and author of " The Self-Aware Parent," said that teaching children about follow-through is crucial.
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He notes that his own album contributes to this process, of course; what kind of self-aware edgelord would he be if he didn't?
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Based on the things Paltrow says and preaches, you would think she's completely aloof and unaware, but Brodesser-Akner painted her as incredibly self-aware.
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Mind you, she sees no reason why ethics should be the biggest take-home from what is also a spirited, self-aware, and satirical film.
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The self-aware gags keep them from coming across as drily earnest no matter what subject matter is being discussed on Nick's heavily reverbed vocals.
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Self-aware and unapologetic, the foundations of Psychopomp are built on needs – emotional, physical, spiritual – and the painful understanding that they can't always be met.
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He was self-aware, routinely talking about how easy it is for men to indulge (or at least fantasize about) their worst instincts around women.
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It's incredibly self-aware and meta, and half the fun is trying to pick out the truth from the embellishments from the flat-out fiction.
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She's got a Bowie-esque vibe, mixed with a dash of PJ Harvey's sexuality and the self-aware but ironic songwriting style of Lou Reed.
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As parents of a 13-year-old, my husband and I take seriously our responsibility to raise a strong, self-aware and confident young lady.
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The teaser itself is a wink to the original's self-aware genre humor that separate it from the modern glut of self-serious action movies.
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Deadpool proved that audiences were hungry for a superhero as self-aware as they are; Deadpool 2 proves that character can actually ground an ensemble.
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The character, much like Savage herself, is completely unapologetic, she's self-aware, knows and accepts her flaws, and embodies the "zero fucks to give" spirit.
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Headspace, a guided meditation app, will ship exclusive playlists, discounts on membership and guided runs that focus on the more self-aware side of exercise.
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The mirror test, developed in 1970, assesses whether or not a non-human is able to be self-aware to the point of self-recognition.
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Please note that the moderators specifically called out "self-aware" submissions as acceptable, presumably because true self-awareness is admirable no matter where it's found.
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In the original season, the hosts were fighting for agency — for the freedom to be awake and self-aware and to make their own decisions.
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As it goes on, though, the spot gets stranger and more self-aware, culminating in a spot-on parody of that familiar trope in advertising.
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It's a self-aware way of reframing the role of photography in his relationships, by transfiguring it from a communication tool into a collaborative project.
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And in an increasingly self-aware, emotion-sharing society, it's more acceptable to talk about the difficulties of getting a grip on grown-up life.
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It also makes me consider the self-aware side of the game—those little gestures that preserve goofy playfulness in the face of grim realism.
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By the end of Primrose's story, the game seems oddly self aware that it gave her absolutely zero character motivation or personality outside her father.
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From my point of view, Taylor either wasn't self-aware enough to understand how she was coming across or she thought that I wouldn't notice.
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Based on the writings he left behind, perhaps it comes as no surprise that Ishida appears to have been nothing if not keenly self-aware.
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When you are not self-aware, you ended up finding yourself in a place where you have to do unnatural things to scale your business.
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"Becoming more self-aware and ratcheting up one's EQ would be helpful to all of them and all of us that have to see them."
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Mr. Gibson makes a persuasive derelict John Wayne with a loose, energetic performance, finely tuned comic timing and an amused, self-aware "Lethal Weapon" glint.
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Her lyrics are sexual and self-aware: The currently unreleased "Bad Together" talks about about great sex, while "Hotter than Hell" dissects a toxic relationship.
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However, one thing that is interesting in these films is the development of Haddonfield as a self-aware character in the tale of Michael Myers.
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"Fisher's legacy includes her written words — cutting, clever, observant, self-aware and unbowed," the science fiction writer John Scalzi wrote in The Los Angeles Times.
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Ketamine: The Musical might not be a theatrical masterpiece, but it is quite likely the most fun (and self-aware) musical about drugs ever made.
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In moments of collective loss, posters become amateur archivists, self-aware in their practice, providing proof of our pain and sharing it with the masses.
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Among them was #slate-millennial: a self-aware half-joke but also, in time, a space to talk openly about the concerns of younger staffers.
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They are self-aware enough to recognize that there are benefits for the world's top engineers and computer scientists to flock to Palo Alto, Calif.
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"I felt that mentality—that self-aware and poignant perspective—embodied why I started to do that in the first place," he said in response.
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There are plenty of self-aware jokes about the porn industry, too, just in case it wasn't clear that WoodRocket is in on the gag.
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It's tempting to write Millie off (as her only friend, Sarah, does) as another privileged millennial, but she is too self-aware to be dismissed.
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One of Bourdain's charms was that he was self-aware of the vanity required to be a memoirist and make shows about your own travels.
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So as he prepares to assassinate the professor, he's extremely self-aware about his plan and how he fits into it — or so he thinks.
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I don't believe I was an aggressor, but I participated in my fair share of it, so I wish I was more self aware, too.
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With that in mind, it seems almost impossible to endorse a twee, self-aware marketing gimmick seemingly designed to whip up debate on social media.
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A mix of backgrounds and points of view makes organizations smarter and more self-aware, as anybody in the human-resources department will tell you.
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But compared to its predecessors, High Fidelity is much more self-aware than something like Girls, and less preachy than something like Master of None.
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What does make for an excellent chief executive, the headhunter told Business Insider, is someone who is humble, able to admit mistakes, and self-aware.
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Staying self-aware and harnessing that choice gives us strength, or even power, over our own situation and often influences those around us as well.
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We are not blindly heading to certain demise, as the human overlords are in Westworld, nor is Skynet slated to become self-aware anytime soon.
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Elizabeth Debicki is excellent as his self-aware arm candy, Jed, lending vulnerability and humor to a character who would otherwise make very little sense.
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But it also has some of the same preoccupations as Ready or Not, Knives Out, Parasite, and Succession, though it doesn't seem as self-aware.
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With a rare combination of deft, classic country sounds and plain-spoken storytelling, Shook bucks both Nashville's mainstream and the overly self-aware Americana scene.
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Notably, Skynet is a fictional self-aware AI system in the "Terminator" movies that saw humans as a threat and sought to wipe them out.
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I'd say this is Fogelman's apology for the movie, embedded in its text, but if he was that self-aware, Life Itself probably wouldn't exist.
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A big determination of whether you enjoy the new Jennifer Lawrence vehicle Red Sparrow will be just how self-aware you think the movie is.
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By far, the show with the best track record for prosperous couples is the free-flowing, self-aware runt of the Bachelor family, Bachelor in Paradise.
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While you'll be playing as team Mario, it's the Rabbids who steal the show here with their silly, self-aware sense of humor and charming personalities.
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Through better understanding of their passions and the ways they can use their gifts to help other, children will grow as self-aware, empowered, compassionate creators.
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Clementine has become little more than a shell, an avatar for the human Delos staff, while Maeve is an evolving self-aware web encompassing the park.
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I grew up in a home where no one took my food without asking, and I'm self-aware enough to admit that I'm selective about sharing.
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" But if they're deluded in the other direction and think they're worse than they are, we don't say they're "not self-aware," we say they're "insecure.
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If Dany was more self-aware of her increasingly bloody behavior, it would be easy to feel more comfortable with her campaign for the Iron Throne.
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That Riggins is also hilarious — in an almost inexplicable way, one that hinges on confidence but is never bombastic, or self-aware — only enriches the attraction.
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Mandelup films them at fan conventions, where remarkably smart and self-aware young women describe how much they need the support their social media icons provide.
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Levine previously directed the cancer dramedy 50/50 and showed off his visual chops with Warm Bodies, which like Deadpool, was a self-aware genre movie.
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If you step outside, you're worried about what other people think, and that's a different place to create from, and then you become too self-aware.
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New research shows that monkeys can be trained to pass the so-called "mirror test," suggesting that more species may be self-aware than previously thought.
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The tone underscores Mandy's symbolic battle between blind mysticism and a self-aware love of the fantastical, while making for a gory, solidly enjoyable midnight movie.
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Ms Jamison proves both an insightful guide to decades of literature by and about addicts, and a self-aware chronicler of her own struggle with alcoholism.
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The more self-aware among them realize that if a certain amount is too much for their kids, it might well be too much for themselves.
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How can people who are already more self-aware, like in the crypto or software development community, help people who aren't as aware of these problems?
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Now here comes L23 — proof that at least some droids are self-aware enough to prefer independence, and expressive enough to demand it loudly and repeatedly.
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Fans were so interested in his hair in the first season of Stranger Things that the second season made a few self-aware jokes about it.
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That's right—meditation might actually make you a more self-aware person, which is a pretty good souvenir to take home after a long business trip.
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At 29, Cera has naturally come into his own, currently starring in self-aware, downplayed dramedies Lemon (out August 18) and Person To Person (out now).
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"It's the first time you actually see that Chucky is being self-aware and his purpose in life is starting to override basic rules," adds Klevberg.
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Today, her interview with the gossip blog Hollyscoop—her first interview in four years—was previewed on Good Morning America, and she was refreshingly self-aware.
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Portraying Deadpool as a tragic figure would be a stark departure from the cynical, self-aware, too-cool character at the center of the Deadpool film.
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But no matter now self-aware I am and no matter how much I wish I could reach out for support, I know that I can't.
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I wish I could believe this was a self aware criticism There's a clear, gendered difference between how the male and female protagonists storylines play out.
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They are satirical and self-aware, and beyond the Eyes Wide Shut atmosphere and chemical ingestion, host an array of interactive psychedelic art, pranks, and theater.
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Speaking of those ups and downs, one of the interesting things about Sonic's Twitter is that it's sort of self-aware, and recognizes those bad times.
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Jaden Smith may grace Louis Vuitton womenswear campaigns in self-aware knee-length black skirts, but most GNC people don't have expert stylists at their disposal.
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"Wilderness," with its self-aware slickness, is largely bland and feels particularly out of place at the Kitchen, where some facet of risk-taking is expected.
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That's because taking on new positions can turn you into a more well-rounded professional, make you self-aware and confident, and help advance your career.
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It is as if one of the un-self-aware paranoiacs of Lasdun's fiction has come to life and begun speaking back, determined to exact revenge.
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Drake is nothing if not self-aware, though—and that goes beyond a level of billboard-advertising that even Frances McDormand would call a bit much.
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It is a national pride that simply wants to be noticed—a self-aware patriotism that lionizes the idea of England without ever substantiating its qualities.
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In her refusal to take her public reception in any way seriously, VB is the self-aware British celebrity icon I wish we had more of.
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From his sarcastic waving to to his over-the-top injury faking, Marchand came across as… well, not remotely likable, but at least vaguely self-aware.
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He's entirely self-aware and—especially seeing how well "Money Team" did—he knows that it'll lead him closer to the place he wants to be.
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However, the "Blogger" bag isn't a just a wink from a self-aware brand; it does indeed have a following among the fashion flock, per Racked.
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Good leaders are also open-minded and self-aware enough to take such criticism into consideration (and perhaps even use it to work to better themselves).
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"When I think of it now, having done some research and having visited the places, I realize how humble and self-aware they were," Iwanowski said.
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Nor should we prepare to fight a self-aware AI, as that will only teach it to be aggressive, which would be a very unwise move.
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If that sounds like a scene you've seen somewhere before, the film purports to be all winky-winky meta and self-aware about what it's doing.
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The self-aware humanoid we imagine when we think of a sex robot will need a variety of sensors to have an awareness of its environment.
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Like the other misbehaving hosts, Maeve has gone through the painful process of becoming self-aware, but she has emerged genuinely stronger on the other side.
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Aden is an especially charming hero, too, a brusque and self-reliant Scotsman who's still self-aware enough to neither deny nor fight his romantic feelings.
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Only the individuals in the second group, presumably less self-aware of their growing agitation, showed clear signs of stress and annoyance when the computer crashed.
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"Cloak & Dagger" arrived in June as part of a growing class of comic book adaptations focused on a self-aware exploration of race, class and gender.
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Of course, if they had been a bit more self-aware, they would have known it was the inevitable end point for all they'd been discussing.
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If the first season of The Bachelor was like a horror movie, then these past few incarnations have become more like Scream — a self-aware satire.
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But it also has new, evolutionary traits—a touch of adventure game DNA, a sprinkling of self-aware humor—that work really well within the structure.
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A ghost in his first two seasons, Layman's emergence as a self-aware, reliable, and perfect complement to everyone else on the roster has definitely helped.
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There's a very subtle and self-aware postcolonial critique built into this work that, because of the exhibition's strange sense of restraint, could easily be missed.
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In doing so, Bachzetsis asks us to be more self-aware about how we integrate and repeat the movements and gestures absorbed from the surrounding culture.
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As a screenwriter and director, Black crafts films that are thrilling, dark, and violent, but also witty, self-aware, surprisingly sweet, and relentlessly driven to entertain.
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The season was far more self-aware than usual, with every participating queen all too conscious of exactly what the fans thought of her outside the show.
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The Trip to Italy is self-aware and funny and really, really dark in a way that this smug show about two pretty boys can never be.
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I know in my heart that this course can help all leaders, no matter how much experience they have, become more self-aware and effect positive change.
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While Goren's ribbing was always funny and good-natured, he became divisive, like a punk rock centrifuge, separating the self-aware punks from the straight-up boneheads.
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Now he joins the ranks of countless creative geniuses who we thought were on our side, who we were sure were both artistically generous and self-aware.
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I'm particularly interested in characters, especially women, who are not self-aware — who are maybe even a bit delusional — about who they are or what they want.
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They gleefully refer to themselves as weird and as outcasts, and the clown iconography seems like another self-aware way to lean into feeling like a misfit.
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He was deeply self-aware, talking openly about how bad he was at debates and explaining, honestly, that his problem was answering the moderators' questions too directly.
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Cardi B is turning the infamous shoe tossed 'round the world into a self-aware, funny joke for all us, and we are so living for it.
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It's a major setback for the group, but the battle to secure human-like legal protections for highly intelligent and self-aware animals is far from over.
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Posters become not just a self-aware homage to one's social caste, but a conversation starter during a time in life when you're never needed one more.
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At this point in my life, I'm self-aware enough to know that I would be, at best, the good guy's henchman; at worst, a passive bystander.
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It's a startling moment because it's one of several in the movie in which it seems that the God's Not Dead series might have become self-aware.
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On the other hand, he can be refreshingly frank and self-aware when cataloging his own foibles, all while making us feel less guilty about our own.
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"Jana" represents a new phase of internet celebrity — one that combines all the aesthetics of reality television with the self-aware, DIY marketing hustle of the influencer.
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Additionally, he is far more self-aware of the image he projects as a loose cannon liable to say anything than his critics give him credit for.
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A space that focuses on future-bent contemporary art and regional folk vernacular, the gallery is the perfect blend of smart, cheekily self-aware, and local af.
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You can say they are more self-centered, or you could say they are more self-aware — but they know better what they want compared to us.
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This is another facet of home-grown European Islam—funny, critical and self-aware—that not only Belgians and Dutchmen but Brits and Americans need to see.
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The most notable difference between the two is that Game of Thrones airs on premium cable, and its zombies are not as well-done or self-aware.
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The episode is a prime example of what the show does best: tell relatable, emotional stories with a beating heart, a grin, and a self-aware wink.
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A new Lego Batman Movie teaser, served up just days after the first, shows that Will Arnett's toy take might be the most self-aware Batman yet.
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We're being vulnerable — but not too vulnerable — and we're presenting our feelings to the world in a pretty, easy-to-digest package: a clever, self-aware quip.
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Once you're more self-aware, when you do meet new people, you'll know who to look for and how to present and position yourself for success. 4.
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Ian Cinnamon, an alum of Stanford GSB and president and founder of Synapse Technology Corporation, explained that the Interpersonal Dynamics course helped him become more self-aware.
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Most any system that grows in complexity will eventually reach some organized and possibly self-aware consciousness, whether by pure randomness or direct influence from other intelligences.
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The term "femme" does not simply mean "feminine"; it is used in queer circles to designate queer femininity, in a way that's often self-aware and subversive.
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Over the past 16 years, his slow delivery has become comically deliberate, and his act more stylized and self-aware, with a running commentary on his jokes.
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But it's a much kinder song: This time, he's self-aware enough to acknowledge his own role in breaking her heart, and to admit he misses her.
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"I became very self-aware through the whole process last summer, which I think is such a big thing being the youngest in the house," she said.
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You can read this as a self-aware bit of meta text — most role-playing games are about noblesse oblige, and Outer Worlds just cops to it.
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"The more self-aware you are, the easier it'll be for you to distinguish between what you like, and what you actually want to acquire," she writes.
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He says the ideal CEO is someone who has a degree of humility that allows them to manage a board and is both self-aware and transparent.
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In Ex Machina, the AI sex robot becomes self-aware and passes the new Turing test by convincing the human to empathize with her and help her escape.
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Hiring managers ask this question to evaluate if you are self-aware and authentic, Welch tells CNBC Make It. They want to know how you think and operate.
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What's interesting about Never Been Kissed is that it's simultaneously self-aware that Mr. Coulson's behavior is wrong, even as it glosses it over during the big finale.
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If some of Cahn's images are unexpected or unsettling, it is because, quite simply, they are the expressions of a very self-aware woman's unapologetic point of view.
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Self-aware examination that's what I mean by an "interior life," where you actually get honest with yourself about what it is you're actually doing in the world.
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It's not surprising how Bloomberg comes off in these interactions—trying hard to be self-aware, purposely making bad jokes, and repeatedly mentioning he has 61.9 billion dollars.
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MacMillan's book offers a rich recounting of a period of dramatic change, both in the world around her and in the recesses of her sensitive, self-aware spirit.
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The series is self-aware: teen drama clichés, such as a love triangle engineered by Kinsey among two of her male friends, are simultaneously acknowledged and indulged in.
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She is at turns both delusional and self-aware enough to know that prettiness is a facade, and that portion control and exercise won't heal a broken heart.
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But both of them are also experiments to see whether the structures of a more naïve time can hold up when filled with a more self-aware participant.
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It's really over the top and definitely trying to be funny, but I can't tell how self-aware it is about a lot of what's going on here.
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At times, he sounds like a gentler, more self-aware version of Angels in America's Louis, Prior's neurotic, diatribe-loving boyfriend, played in this production by James McArdle.
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Now, we're getting Rebel Wilson's taken, and it pushes things into a much wilder direction: she gets trapped inside a very self-aware rom-com — and hates it.
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The fight to appear relevant, self-aware, and in touch has led to more political themes taking the front seat at shows like the Golden Globes and Oscars.
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To these lawyers, elephants, like chimpanzees, should have a right to 'practical autonomy,' because they're self-aware, anticipate the future, and engage in sophisticated cultural practices like grieving.
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"Without widespread public engagement in adaptation planning, following a period of public education, I worry that cities won't set adaptation goals in a self-aware way," he added.
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In a wry tone — equal parts explanatory and self-aware — Crampton-Brophy used her essay to detail various writerly perspectives on putting a spouse's slaying into a story.
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" Continued Randone: "She pulled me aside and said, 'You need to be more self-aware or you're going to lose friendships here and you're going to lose me.
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The climate was much different than it is today, where producing bizarre, self-aware, and adult-friendly shows like Adventure Time and Phineas & Ferb is often the goal.
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" The A.V. Club's review lamented, "With its formulaic story and hackneyed dialogue, all there is to do in between moments of self-aware outrageousness is admire the decor.
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"In its unabashed food portraiture and selfie use, [Ulman's Instagram] lacks the self-awareness of the characteristically self-aware generation of which she is a part," Friedlander writes.
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A good goth love/sex/break-up song should be equal parts high drama expressed with self-aware glee and high camp expressed with utter and complete seriousness.
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He was so self-aware, and so willing to share every aspect of his experience, down to the most embarrassing and intimate details, the positives and the negatives.
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Every single Extremely Self-Aware person who replied made sure to lightheartedly own their capitalization habit in their responses, fully embracing the technique as part of their personality.
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She's effortlessly cool, painfully self-aware, and maintains a sharp sense of humor through it all — especially when it comes to the playacting in the world around her.
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And after all, it was his personality (self-aware, snarky, but sweet) that most closely matched the show's tone; to love The O.C. was to love Seth Cohen.
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Back in 23, that sort of self-aware social media stunt helped propel Twentieth Century Fox's feature about a deformed super-powered mercenary into box office record books.
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The films, written and directed by James DeMonaco and produced under the Blumhouse indie-horror label, are self-aware enough to know that they serve a similar function.
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A space that focuses on future-bent contemporary art and regional folk vernacular, the gallery is the perfect blend of smart, cheekily self-aware, and is local af.
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These two animal drawings are just savage and self-aware enough to wobble with a deeply humanistic esprit fou that imagines the possession of an outrageous animal consciousness.
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But while it strained belief to think of women falling at the feet of the puffy, fifty-something 007, her swagger is seductive and self-aware and potent.
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The crime melodrama is one thing, but if you can't have a self-aware sophisticate screaming about her right to a slice of the patriarchy, what's the point?
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As a comedian and actor who achieved fame for socially awkward characters like David Brent in "The Office," Gervais tries to be self-aware in his real life.
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There's no reality show more overtly ridiculous or self-aware than RuPaul's Drag Race, a giddy free-for-all of splashy performances, whip-smart jokes, and towering talent.
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"The people who don't get funnier are the ones who aren't introspective enough or self-aware enough to understand what it is they are failing at," Berg says.
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While the doc covers some heavy topics — homophobia, AIDS, alcoholism, heartbreak — the vibe is quite sunny, and McNally comes across as warmly candid, pretty happy and self-aware.
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Trump-supporting conservatives — the self-aware ones, at least — justify this bargain as a price worth paying in order to wage ideological combat against the hypostatized evil left.
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His eclectic style (he sometimes wears a patterned scarf tied on his head) and self-aware lyrics (his song "YouTube Comments" tackles cyberbullying) stem from his worldly upbringing.
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I like to think I am self-aware enough to know when I'm setting myself up, but that day, I was only thinking about how to save Adonis.
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Speaking with one of our music critics at his resort in Wyoming, Kanye was measured and self-aware, willing to reckon with the challenges he's created for himself.
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"Skippy" came up once or twice, too, because Mr. Riggs was energetic and often funny — a self-aware, ebullient boor who knew how to turn provocation into profit.
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What followed was a stellar, startlingly self-aware season of TV that took what everyone loved about the contestants the first time and cranked it up to 11.
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Wistful flashbacks and a self-aware narration fill us in on Emily (Evanna Lynch), 16, an outsider as much in her foster home as in her Dublin school.
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So here were two selves confronting each other—one self unknown to itself—at least one of which was self-aware enough to ask humankind's most existential question.
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In other words, we're still a long way from a fully self-aware robot that can have human-like conversations with people, like you see in the movies.
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However, the self-aware jokes get swallowed by so many stunts and quick edits that the chaos can never rise to satisfying satire — assuming that's what was intended.
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Being an identical twin, I have this continuous reflection of myself and that feeds into this idea of being self-aware and staging who I want to be.
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Bears 19, Giants 14 "I'm happy we won, but it's not good enough, not really good enough," a fairly self-aware Mitchell Trubisky told reporters after the game.
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Some companies who are self-aware and acknowledge their convoluted procurement procedures may eventually want salespeople to be advised by people who can smooth the process for all sides.
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What VIEWS does, perhaps crucially, is pull Drake back from a precipice where he was in danger of becoming too predictable, too ridiculous, too self-aware without enough substance.
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A long and winding road to new copyright legislation Self-aware robots, androids or call-them-what-you-will have been part of science fiction almost from its beginnings.
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Between the first single, "thank u, next" and the second, "7 Rings," Grande previewed an album that manages to be both lighter and more self-aware than August's Sweetener.
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There were exposed breasts in every teen movie, and women in pop were being made over in the highly sexualized image of Madonna, but without the self-aware wink.
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But they won't do anything to allay our concerns that Siri will become self-aware and start her quest for dominance by putting a bullet through Anthony Hopkins' head.
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It kind of does make sense because part of truly being self-aware is understanding how you come across to other people and the impact you have on them.
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At best, this gives us projects like noir shooter Max Payne and the Twin Peaks-inspired Deadly Premonition, which blend straightforward homage with self-aware, fourth-wall-breaking commentary.
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We need for the machines to wake up, not in the sense of computers becoming self-aware, but in the sense of corporations recognizing the consequences of their behavior.
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Given that virtually all humans claim to be self-aware, we have to take a leap of faith and accept it as fact (otherwise we'd be accused of solipsism).
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During our chat she is uninhibited but remarkably self-aware, and it becomes apparent before she says it outright that she doesn't distinguish between the personal and the political.
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All the while, molecules on a tiny rock in a fairly irrelevant nook of the Milky Way galaxy arranged themselves into living things, which evolved into self-aware apes.
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"That's going to be the norm unless we become more self-aware and more cognizant of the systems we build," Manning said in response to a question about Facebook.
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Movies like this are usually only made these days as satire: It's as if our self-aware culture decided they were a cliché, rather than a perfectly sturdy genre.
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Instagram is testing "Usage Insights" to show the amount of time users have spent on the appBe self-aware or be prepared to be ashamed for Instagram addiction pic.twitter.
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Attributes that might give you an edge over other job applicants centered on being dependable, detail-oriented and self aware, said Maureen Hoersten, chief operating officer at LaSalle Network.
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But I'm highly intelligent, I was super-self aware and didn't understand why we wasted so much time at school, and spend the rest of my night doing homework.
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Almost everyone mentioned a bump in engagement and, honestly, a little self-aware gloating among friends (along with the same roasting by those friends that I correctly anticipated, too).
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I don't really know how the Lego series does it, but it continues to nail the combination of lighthearted fun and self-aware humor that makes it all work.
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He has a way of conveying raw emotion with a tinge of ironic detachment—a self-aware Romantic manner that makes him peculiarly suited to Mahler's intricately multilayered songs.
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Can't we be a bit more self-aware when we dismiss conservatives as so cocky and narrow-minded that they should be excluded from large swaths of higher education?
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Authentic, self-aware emotion—feeling that doesn't call itself "theory" or "wisdom"—becomes a kind of standard-bearer, with "impressions" or "sensations" the nearest you get to solid proof.
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Acutely self-aware and enjoying an unlikely career resurgence, he sat for an interview at his home here, patently disinclined to put a stopper on his often unfiltered musings.
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"We're the one species that is not only self-aware, but can actually recognize and ruminate on the fact that it's the product of 14 billion years of history."
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Springsteen isn't humor-challenged, exactly—he's too self-aware not to know when to make fun of himself—but he's a romantic, and romantic feeling guides this intimate spectacle.
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Is he trolling the Flat Earth International Conference, or is this a self-aware middle finger to the skeptical people who are all too ready to dunk on him?
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It wasn't just about Ryan Atwood and the WASPs of Newport Beach; it was about people navigating through their cultural identities and being pretty self aware about it, really.
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In a smaller world, maybe the young adults of today are too world-weary and self-aware to have their lives changed by something as simple as leaving home.
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It helps, too, if you ignore the woman-in-peril clichés and sadism and just read "Unsane" as a self-aware riff on the relationship between critics and creators.
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One of its earliest spots starred Madonna and was apparently brought to you by the letter C (for cocaine) and the self-aware slacker aesthetic of the early 90s.
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It's either a completely self-aware parody of Jean-Claude Van Damme's macho reputation, or a vanity project for Van Damme to act out his wildest black ops dreams.
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The greatest difference between the new silent majority and Trump's noisy minority is that Clinton's majority is a coalition of minorities, and it is self-aware about that fact.
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But he is a smarter and more self-aware leader than he was a decade ago, and he has shown more willingness to accept responsibility for the company's mistakes.
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And it feels fully self-aware that its protagonist was just one among the roughly 19 million Americans and Britons who served in the armed forces during the war.
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The track titles alone make Greta Van Fleet's Achilles' heel painfully clear: They are too unqualified to address these themes comprehensively yet not self-aware enough to realize it.
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"I was frustrated, but I was also self-aware enough to know that I get to do this job on terms very few people get to do," he says.
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There, comedian Larry David unveiled his now-iconic impersonation of a rumpled Sanders, while comedian Kate McKinnon has won raves for her portrayal of a hyperactively self-aware Clinton.
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Nine of Thornton Dial's characteristically fierce, self-aware works are here, mostly his rangy relief paintings as well as three extraordinary drawings that in wildly different ways commemorate Sept.
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Where some accused men have retreated into anger in the wake of #MeToo, he showed that his perspective is thoughtful, nuanced, and — at least to some degree — self-aware.
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L'Amour de Loin, by the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho, receives a dazzling production that sets the self-aware tale of unrequited love on a flickering sea of LED lights.
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American Teen is gorgeous, smooth, and self-aware — which is even more impressive when you consider that Khalid is, in fact, a true American teen at 19 years old.
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For a show that obviously wants to provoke viewers with its edge, I'm a bit surprised that Deadly Class isn't more self-aware about how these monologues come off.
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The tone of "Je Ne Me Connais Pas," a phrase meaning "I don't know myself" in French is rather tongue-in-cheek — purposefully funny and a big, self-aware wink.
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When such a moment comes along, being adaptable enough to make a change — while staying self-aware about your own values, strengths and limitations — can help guide a strong decision.
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Finally balancing Rebecca's erratic, troubling behavior with appropriately concerned responses from her friends and co-workers signals that the show might be moving in a promising, more self-aware direction.
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"I think the 'Terminator' idea is a reasonable one — that is that one day the internet becomes self-aware and simply says that humans are in the way," he said.
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She is self-aware in performing not only the naughty schoolgirl but also the anonymous superstar, her body a projection screen that all of the world's desires can flicker across.
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A lot of bands don't analyze their music while they're making it—it's more an instinctual thing—whereas 1349 are quite self-aware when it comes to the music itself.
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And he was a candid and seemingly boundless lyricist, writing about everything from money and fame, to love and sex, to addiction and loss with a clever, self-aware sensibility.
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You may be self-aware, and realize that your current state has slightly altered your perception, and it's not your friend that looks different, but rather, your perception of him.
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Cartoon Network's self-aware show — which got a rebooted 20083 series — let tiny elementary school girls Blossom, Buttercup, and Bubbles save the world with hope, determination, and even some rage.
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The biggest and most important reveal of the night comes after a newly self-aware Bernie asks to delve into his earliest memories to come to terms with his past.
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Reprinted from INSIGHT: Why We're Not as Self-Aware as We Think, and How Seeing Ourselves Clearly Helps Us Succeed at Work and in Life © 2017 by Tasha Eurich.
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Two years ago, Aaron Webber took over the Sonic the Hedgehog handle on Twitter and turned a formerly typical corporate account into a bizarre, self-aware, meme-filled comedic adventure.
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This makes her uncomfortably self-aware in a workplace full of FIT and Ivy League grads—so much so that in one episode she even fakes having gone to FIT.
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Wouldn't recommend either, but if you want to analyze your behavior and work with those impulses rather than blindly making snap decisions, trying to be more self-aware is helpful.
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Never ones to take themselves too seriously, Sags' charm and legendary poker face gives these good-humored fire signs the gumption to pull it off with a self-aware wink.
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The real-world tie-ins and New York references, and not to mention all the cameos (Like making Bill Murray the ghost naysayer) made the movie feel really self-aware.
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" The idea is that sufficiently complex virtual reality simulations of conscious beings would produce consciousness; the simulations would become self-aware and believe themselves to be in the "real world.
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Last night at a show in Santa Ana, California, the ironic (yet self aware!) singer performed a cover of Rihanna's "Kiss It Better," and it was actually kind of awesome?
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Or he could have pointed out that some of his most famous movies take place in self-aware parodies of 1950s suburbia, where pervasive whiteness is part of the joke.
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In that song and video lie the many facets of Dolph's appeal: His music is full of inspirational lines about getting rich, but it's also self-aware and bluntly funny.
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In my experience, modeling is a helpful tool (among others) in avoiding that trap, in being self-aware when you're starting to let your desired conclusions dictate your analysis. Why?
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Who among us hasn't been queasy after a bout of girl crush stalking, or that very particular self-aware frustration when unable to find the right angle for a selfie?
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I think that a woman not giving a shit about what people think in a certain moment—being undercutting or self-aware—weirdly means that she's a profoundly unlikable person.
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I wanted to create an LP that works on the floor but is nuanced enough to justify repeat listens and self-aware enough to sit properly as a complete album.
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They also chose to sidestep the fact that as reality shows progress, cast members often become more self-aware and self-censoring once they see how the public perceives them.
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The approach is simultaneously self-centered and self-aware, and Garbus says it's the only viable route she sees to accurately representing her ingrained biases — and not misrepresenting anyone else.
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Digs at Trump (including one about his "mushroom dick") abound, as do withering jabs at Megyn Kelly and playfully self-aware ones about the prospects of Trump winning in 2016.
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It cleverly plays off all the Britney tropes you loved from her glory days: the album title, Glory, suggests the whole shebang is more self-aware than you might think.
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Its characters are self-involved but also self-aware, their dilemmas reflecting how identity, addiction, the #MeToo movement and other modern hot-button issues permeate their personal and professional lives.
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The latest arrived Tuesday from a streaming service, Hulu: 13 episodes of "Future Man," a softhearted, foul-mouthed, highly self-aware science-fiction spoof that glories in pop-culture plagiarism.
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As Super Bowl commercials have become a bigger and bigger deal, they've also started to become self-aware, with advertisers poking fun at the overall hubbub and their own clichés.
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" On the other hand, a relationally self-aware person might say something like, "It wasn't the right time for us," or "It was painful, but I learned from the experience.
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But for its true antecedents you have to search further back in the superhero timeline, to Lorenzo Semple Jr.'s stylish and self-aware "Batman" series from the late '60s.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 2): 91%What critics said: "A self-aware work of melodrama, You combines the best elements of murder-mystery series, Millennial sitcoms, and revenge fantasies.
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This tale of lost innocence is poignantly told, "written" by a self-aware narrator who seamlessly shifts perspectives, giving the impression of being every character as well as the storyteller.
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But it's Maeve who's emerged as his most promising opponent, for one big reason: In this episode, she gains the ability to not just be self-aware, but to narrate.
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And for a show so clearly infatuated with irreverence and intrigued by hipness, it's surprising that it isn't more self-aware of its nihilistic protagonist's self-importance and self-seriousness.
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There's so much to love about Downsizing, in its self-aware dialogue, its consciously corny gags, its sense of creativity and adventure, and its vivid creation of an entire new world.
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The casting of the adults including Luke Perry of Beverly Hills 90210 and Mädchen Amick of Twin Peaks fame shows how self-aware this show is of its pop culture lineage.
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It's a work of unrestrained, un-self-aware, unapologetic joy that's as chemically sweet as the red-hued corn syrup that's often serves as fake blood in gory romps like these.
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Instead of self-aware robots, workers—all women, mostly immigrants, sometimes undocumented—hunched over tables with magnifying glasses assembling parts, sometimes on a factory line and sometimes on a kitchen table.
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If the No Doubt alum has remained mostly mum about her breakup and ensuing romance with Shelton, Truth's lyrics – acutely self-aware and brutally honest – are more revealing than any interview.
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What happens when a cast of Oscar contenders like Tom Hardy, Riz Ahmed and Michelle Williams are turned loose to chew the scenery of a (seemingly wryly self-aware) B movie?
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Matty Healy is settling into his role as an increasingly self-aware heartthrob, calling himself out for being that dude who sometimes quotes Jack Kerouac in the absence of actual insight.
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Most celebrities' social-media feeds feel painfully self-aware and thirsty — revealing their desperate desire to seem relevant, in on the joke, caught up on the latest Internet memes and trends.
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In the new interview, Paul said he "got so caught up with my actions being validated by millions of people," which is more self-aware than one would expect from him.
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The three neurons for each distributed "leg" of the brain, along with a central mediator (artificial prefrontal cortex), helps the bugs live autonomously, adjust to changing conditions and remain self-aware.
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I fear the show has become self-aware, which leaves me in an awkward position because part of what's so great about this show is how delightfully unaware it usually is.
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The one question I've never quite been able to answer about Girls is also one of the most crucial: Is the show sharp and self-aware, or oblivious and self-indulgent?
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If that's the case, could the real reason he's been on such a rampage just be that he's trying to make the hosts self-aware by making them feel emotional pain?
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Technically, then, Moana is another Disney princess, though the film is self-aware enough to make a crack about it when Moana protests that she's actually the daughter of a chief.
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"He truly wants to make the world a better place, and he's self-aware enough to know that some of his previous choices may not have accomplished that," the source says.
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Kjellberg's presentation of Nazi imagery and anti-Semitic messaging is perfectly aligned with the way the alt-right uses memes and self-aware irony to obfuscate the sincerity of its message.
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"He truly wants to make the world a better place, and he's self-aware enough to know that some of his previous choices may not have accomplished that," the source said.
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A full-length, Tough Love , followed in 2014, this time a little angrier, and a tad more profane, establishing the band as masters of fed-up, self-aware basement rock songs.
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He's a tastefully self-aware commentary on the deliberate contradictions of the Tarzan figure, but the film also holds him up as a steamy romantic fantasy, a superhuman image and icon.
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As far as a show built upon the premise that it is totally possible to fall in love with someone after two weeks of tanning goes, Megan is incredibly self-aware.
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Glancing back 30 years, Mensch and Flahive paint the puffed-hair, zebra-print clad group of women who dared step into the ring as self-aware custodians of their own image.
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The track sees the English musician stay largely true to form, delivering a slightly uneasy, bedroom fantasy version of stadium pop, stylized with a self-aware and awkward approach to performance.
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It was important to me that she's funny, self-aware, and entertaining company for the audience to keep—but also, whenever she seems callous or dismissive, it's because of underlying pain.
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The delightfully self-aware trailer for Ralph Breaks the Internet makes it clear that this sequel to 21970's Wreck-It Ralph has lost none of its predecessor's gleefully meta charm.
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With the Madoff storyline wrapped this season, the show was freed up to give more time and attention to Diane Lockhart, and found its self-aware, silly heart in the process.
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The paintings feel somewhat in step with the Pop art and Minimalism ascendant in the 1960s, when much of this work was made, but headed in Marcus's own self-aware direction.
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As this occurs, and as they start getting better results from trialling different approaches in a challenging but safe setting, they become more self-aware and much more willing to change.
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As Stack herself admits — in an author's note that's as ruthlessly and relentlessly self-aware as the rest of her book — she had little in common with the women she employed.
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And we'd know that all of them are constantly walking a fine line between being self-aware and having agency, and being obligated to perform for the networks that employ them.
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Lana Wilson's new documentary, "Taylor Swift: Miss Americana," charts Swift's journey from a "careful daughter" to a more self-aware pop feminist with a lot to say -- about politics and beyond.
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"How do you feel that they are un-self aware, and we can almost go individual by individual" actor Zach Woods said sarcastically, referring to audience members who work in tech.
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" If you ever had any doubts that Korean group BTS weren't self-aware, look no further than the comeback trailer for BTS's upcoming album Map of the Soul: 7, "Interlude: Shadow.
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When the hosts become self-aware, they fall into a state of existential despair so profound that many of them, like Bernard, glitch and sputter like an appliance on the fritz.
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But "Cats" can&apost quite figure out what it wants to do — it oscillates between moments of pure, farcical camp and overblown earnestness too many times to be called self aware.
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Evan Reeves, a creative director for Jerry Media, was brought in as head of creative to devise an unconventional campaign, and to build a self-aware ironic character around Mr. Bloomberg.
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It's especially striking to hear Hernandez himself thinking out loud about that period of his life in recorded prison phone conversations with friends and family; he sounds quite retrospectively self-aware.
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Which was keenly self-aware, though it doesn't really answer the question of what might happen should Sadie decide as an adult that she wants her medical history to be private.
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Newton's allure makes her robot host one of the most relatable and multidimensional characters in the show and saved Westworld from growing as self-aware and self-destructive as its characters.
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The result is one of the master's most admired works, a wondrously brooding study of self-aware, middle-aged sophistication, done in the hallmark rough brush strokes of the later Rembrandt.
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"I think she was self-aware enough to know that there was something different about her and something that made her sort of different from even her other sisters," she said.
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" The result is a more self-aware version of Betty Who, one who knows her own worth: "I feel much more like I'm awesome and beautiful no matter what's going on.
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So if we want to know what's next with Trumpism, it's not necessary to determine exactly how self-aware he is, the precise admixture of evil genius and rage addled amateur.
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"[Blake] and my wife Kate, they get along very well because Blake is so open, smart, and interested — but also really chill and down to earth, joking and self-aware," Miller said.
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Maybe because it's so self-aware, maybe because it's a kid's movie, or maybe because William Goldman was just that good, but the movie seems sort of fresh even on a rewatch.
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The act is self-aware that they're not reinventing the wheel of hardcore, and instead exist as a shining example of why the wheel has never been broken in the first place.
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And taking cues from Thor: Ragnarok, Iron Man 3, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Black Panther, Infinity War is far more self-aware than its predecessors, embracing its goofiest aspects with infectious zest.
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The show has offered multiple futures for our planet, often showing technologies — such as self-aware plastic, instant cloning and "fountain of youth" de-aging devices — far beyond where we're at now.
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These observations suggest that rhesus monkeys are self-aware, and that they're cognitively capable of passing the mirror test—but that something is preventing them from learning this skill on their own.
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This sixth installment in the DC Universe comes closest to nailing that particular brand of self-aware humor and save-the-world earnestness that has been working so well over at Marvel.
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Since you can build machines that fix their own problems—debug themselves—these machines are innately self-aware, and therefore there's nothing stopping them from evolving until they reach HAL-like proportions.
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I've heard a number of celebrities over the years who consider themselves very self-aware say that if you don't know who you are when celebrity hits, the public will define you.
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In many ways, this complexity is the opposite of the need for absolute truth; instead of searching for simple, generalizable facts, self-aware people appreciate the complicated nature of their life stories.
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Which is to say, it seemed like he did everything in his power to show the world that he was politically active, self-aware, and enlightened in the ways of helping others.
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Once you're familiar with its twists and turns, the seventh Star Wars episode is little more than a gloriously self-aware celebration of the most beloved sci-fi saga in the world.
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She stands up to the ruthless breakbeat that propels "Romeo" forward; she's rock-solid within cacophonous lead single "Ch-Ching"; she gives the bruised "Crying in Public" a steely, self-aware core.
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But the core of the show, like a stack of bland pancakes, has been gradually covered in a gooey, delicious syrup of self-aware humor that manages to tickle without turning smug.
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The key is that when you come back from that 20 minute phone call, you are present and self aware enough to not stay in work mode the rest of the night.
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In these photos, Davis playfully recreates vacation selfies—cheesy images you might see on a photo slideshow, with self-aware jabs at how Westerners behave (often disrespectfully)— while vacationing in developing countries.
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The problem with this theory, as of this week, is that episode 3 ends with Dolores (the increasingly self-aware bot played by Evan Rachel Wood) strolling into Billy and Logan's camp.
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It is equally clear that Cyrano is more charismatic, intelligent and self-aware than anyone else on the stage, just as Dinklage's Tyrion was the cleverest Westerosi of them all in "Thrones".
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Self-aware, entertaining internet humor for a disenfranchised generation intrigued by a man who is explaining that societal and governmental forces may be screwing them over might be the only real outcome.
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For a leader who isn't self-aware, the perceived privilege of living the high life can bring a warped sense of security that their actions aren't visible, and therefore they're not accountable.
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" Indeed, in a voice-over introduction in the show's pilot, Trump conceded a degree of weakness that feels shockingly self-aware when you listen to it today: "I was seriously in trouble.
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The MOBA style skirmish objectives, which revolve around destroying heavily defended buildings, also injected a nicely self-aware game-iness to the proceedings, compared to the story and lore heavy campaign mode.
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Is this the show being self-aware, or is it just pacing itself so slowly that it doesn't recognize how transparent its need to keep stalling through the Negan arc has become?
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Related: That Time Art Took Over a Former Military Complex In 2065, a Military Satellite Becomes Self-Aware—and Wants to Become an Artist Big Brands Are Reimagined as Weapons of Destruction
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But it also skillfully embraces both the absurdity of its premise and the inherent drama of the soap opera genre, and the result is just self-aware enough to be truly juicy.
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When I asked Spencer Pratt—the most self-aware 2007 castoff—about how blogs and celebrity magazines defined hot guys in 2007, he wrote back a definitive two-word answer: "Brody Jenner."
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She emerged fully-realised in 2013, characterised by her own intensely glossy, cute aesthetic, like a self-aware version of Britney Spears in 1998 after the release of "…Baby One More Time".
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Rating But as written and directed by Oscar-winning Italian filmmaker Paolo Sorrentino, The Young Pope is … well, sometimes it is a farce, but at least it's always a self-aware one.
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Even though the quality of the work is mixed, the institution's programming strategy makes it not only a reflection of the past, but a responsive and self-aware museum of the present.
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Both of them later failed the judge's tests — Jason just had to play Madden; Tahani just had to get her parents' approval — but each emerged more self-aware before returning to earth.
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But we're wrong to think that these and so many other other advances will coalesce as easily as people seem to imagine to create a commercially-available, self-aware, humanoid sex robot.
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It's good to be self-aware, but it's not good to be so consumed with what other people think that we miss out on opportunities to have fun and live our lives.
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One of the pleasures of watching Rian Johnson's work — and this includes Star Wars — is how his movies can be read as self-aware love letters to the genres they play in.
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I could leave my groups and cut myself loose from the commitment to document how I use my time, but I'm self-aware enough to realize I need that sense of obligation.
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"If you think we're self-aware beings, then, well, you're gone as soon as parts of the brain permit self-awareness cease to exist, and then that's all that's relevant," said Luper.
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"These robots learn overtime, to stimulate themselves in a future situation they haven't actually experienced." said Dr. Hod Lipson, the mechanical engineering professor leading the lab's push to create self-aware robots.
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In that sense, it feels more akin to A Simple Favor, Paul Feig's stylish, self-aware Gone Girl-esque thriller, which left me slack-jawed and dizzy from all the left-field twists.
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But when I try to be self-aware, I try to see what was in front of me, and knowing history, what happens with sitcom characters that have impact like mine had. Right.
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What I found in my research is that when we are self-aware, we're happier, we make better decisions at work and at home, we raise more mature children, the list goes on.
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Such acknowledgements of capitalism's ills seemed designed to prove how very self-aware rainbow candies can be—without actually offering any serious critique of the system or the companies that benefit from it.
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But Dickinson is specific and self-aware in the way it uses anachronism: not to shock, but to illuminate, to bring out what is freshest and most urgent in Emily Dickinson's life story.
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During the Garter Toss, Play "Touch My Body" It's self-aware and adds a touch of scandal to the evening, both of which are the staples of any good Mariah Carey-centric evening.
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It's not totally clear if The Lovers knows how depressing it is; maybe it's more self-aware than it appears, or maybe it's just both sentimental and pessimistic about the possibilities of monogamy.
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Lee is credited with creating Spider-Man as a self-aware and fallible superhero, as well as his work as co-creator of Iron Man, the Hulk, X-Men and the Fantastic Four.
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And just like Ice Cube's masterpiece the album is split is split into two sides Side A is called "NIGGER": It's hip hop in its rawest form—loud, angry, political, and self-aware.
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But the filmmakers play the fan service as pure silliness, giving the whole sequence a self-aware twist that feels more in line with The Lego Movie than the original Wreck-It Ralph.
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I've realized more and more lately that I think self-aware action films, which are able to play off the genre's conventions, are often way more more fun and interesting than serious ones.
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Because Frogwares seemed slightly more self-aware about all the ways their game is bedecked in genre trappings, and even gleeful about all the boxes it is checking as you explore its world.
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As America becomes more and more divided—or more self-aware about its divisions—imagining a piece of technology that can get everyone on the same page about the facts is beautiful escapism.
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"It seems that the craft brewing industry in general is self-aware of their environmental impacts and consciously doing more to lower their footprint," explains Serena Dietrich, the sustainability project manager at Deschutes.
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These songs have steely, self-aware cores Polachek reunited with her teenage opera teacher while recording the album, and her training gave her voice new power and clarity you can hear throughout Moth.
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It's a softer, more audience-inclusive kind of humor than Trek's allowed before, and for these precious minutes, the film is self-aware and funny, instead of dripping with angst, anger, and panic.
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In the first episode of season two, the filmmakers are self-aware enough to note that the Halbach family was devastated at the way the documentary was met with such a ravenous response.
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The film works overall because of a witty and self-aware script from Johnson that delivers unexpected twists and turns and genuine laughs that make fun of everything from the wealthy to influencers.
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It's really rewarding when you start to see changes, when someone starts to become more self-aware and they see they have control over something they didn't realize they had control over before.
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It wasn't until I got to college and met people who were self-aware and in touch with their bodies that I realized I had so much inaccurate information — and so much fear.
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The irony of the big-time college sports system isn't that it helped to produce someone as self-aware as Nigel Hayes; it's that it generally fails to produce more people like him.
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I believe it was singularly responsible for extinguishing the dying embers of the Camden indie atrocity, and paving the way for the inclusive, experimental self-aware music scene that we're living through today.
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And when I think back to her nails, her glitter eyeliner, her self-aware sexuality and the smart, in-your-face femininity that they all symbolize, I realise that she is absolutely right.
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This will be a fantastic time for personal growth, but if you're not being the most responsible, self-aware version of yourself, this growth will likely arrive through some fucked-up, annoying means.
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This is all before you even get into the self-aware and referential nature of anime and visual novels themselves, which has always been more complex and multifaceted than many Western audiences realize.
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" His chosen subject is the mostly unknown H. T. Tsiang (1899-1971), a Chinese immigrant who "created some of the most ambitious and, at times, bizarrely self-aware works of modern American literature.
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The 1950s were groundbreaking years for comedy, moving from witticisms and quips to a new brand of self-aware, social commentary, delivered with bite by the likes of Phyllis Diller and Dick Gregory.
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The site uses phrases like "the unlikely friendship we're here for" and, regarding a sample pack, "for those who fear commitment," channeling the half-embarrassed self-aware sincerity that defines the millennial mood.
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Jack-Jack's raccoon time is pure play, which is something that "Incredibles 2" — with its self-aware political comments, its Bruckheimer-esque fireballs and all its locked, loaded guns — could use more of.
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They are self-aware and authenticDuguay interviews CEO candidates for two hours and is primarily focused on assessing their personality; the skill-set qualifications are a requirement for even being in the room.
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There is truly so much to praise in Patchett's writing — her unnervingly self-aware voice that brings Danny to life as our storyteller, the dry bursts of humor that she works into dialogue.
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Fran Walfish, a Beverly Hills psychotherapist and author of The Self-Aware Parent, recommended telling a close family member, partner, or friend who has less invested in the person or secret you're sharing.
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No longer willing to wait for the adults to take charge, young people have taken it upon themselves to end the violence; a sign of a new emergent and politically self-aware generation.
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Become more self-aware Your opinions mean a lot to the people who work under you, so you need to be mindful about the words you choose and the body language you use.
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Maybe it's truer to say it flowed into the present, lingered on around us longer than it should have, until it became self-aware and consumed itself like burning paper on the air.
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Wawa: It's a 7-20003 that's not self-aware enough to realize it's just a place to get beef jerky on a road trip or a pre-cooked hot dog when you're drunk.
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The place was impeccable, and, after sitting down, Mr. Stallone, who comes across as self-aware, self-effacing and a little silly, slid a plate of macarons and petit fours across the coffee table.
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But some may question whether bees are capable of suffering in the same way as animals, while others may wonder whether bees are self-aware -- whether they have a desire to continue to live.
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This episode had the potential to examine the profound and dangerous effects the tech it involved — mind cloning, self-aware dolls, artificial intelligence, hella realistic holograms — yet it feels half-baked in its efforts.
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One of the really self-aware people explained it by saying that the process of self-exploration is like exploring space: there's so much we don't know, and that's what makes it so exciting.
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Altogether, Kahn's made three films, including 2004's self-aware Fast and the Furious-but-with-motorcycles riff Torque, and the 2011 teen-comedy-slasher genre mashup Detention, which, like Bodied, he funded himself.
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Like so many other viewers and critics, I've long related to how the show depicts depression, particularly the self-aware, space-black humor that many depressed people (including me) use as a coping mechanism.
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If you take a wider view of call-out culture, it's easy to see it isn't just about self-righteous progressives making the relatively powerful feel guilty and perhaps a bit more self-aware.
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The gimmick of Sausage Party is not a bad one: It's basically a Pixar satire, except instead of sentient robots, or rats, or toys, the self-aware heroes of our story are supermarket foods.
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It's everything you could want from a Batman movie and, in some respects, from any movie: goofy, self-aware, very funny, imaginative, and packing a sincere message that has both personal and political implications.
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TalentSmart has conducted research with over a million people and found that those in the upper echelon of performance at work also tend to be highly self-aware (90 percent of them, in fact).
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Its structure is reliant on the same issue-by-issue hooks designed to keep people coming back and the writing seems obsessed with these shameless, self-aware experiments rather than telling a meaningful story.
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HanA**holeSolo's creation is classic Trumpery: it shows the President figuratively wrestling the media to the ground, yes, but with a dash of self-aware humor that the left is oddly tone-deaf to.
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BoJack Horseman creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg knows a few things about self-aware animation featuring Will Arnett, and he'll be putting those skills to good use working on the sequel to The Lego Movie.
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Science fiction is often fueled by computers and robots with self-aware artificial general intelligence — a sentient AI that has the capacity to understand the world in much the same way that humans do.
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The punctuation marks as part of the title are a self-aware nod to the incongruity of marrying the location, known for its allegiance to hoodies, Tevas and T-shirts, to a fashion event.
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But The Defenders is also more self-aware than Marvel's four other Netflix superhero series, and there are flashes of humor that we rarely get to see in shows like Daredevil or Jessica Jones.
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If we are truly going to raise girls who are confident, self-aware advocates for themselves, we must raise them in a way that does not make boys weak, but makes both genders strong.
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UK: MATCH 3 FRANZ FERDINAND: "TAKE ME OUT" VS. KEANE: "SOMEWHERE ONLY WE KNOW" As good a riff as it is, "Take Me Out" is far too cool and self-aware for this list.
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I was embodying Kate, a recently self-aware android in the universe of the hit HBO show about artificial intelligence, and I was instructed by my human companion over voice com to start sprinting.
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The show was a self-aware parody of Ian Fleming's creation James Bond, who had been played by Sean Connery in two hit movies by the time "The Man From U.N.C.L.E." made its debut.
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But for obvious zeitgeist reasons, we have to give the edge to this inevitable appearance from Baby Yoda, the breakout Disney Plus character portrayed by Kyle Mooney as a self-aware entertainment-industry player.
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And so is this kind of entertainment: generous, sincere, full of critical intelligence and honest sentiment, self-aware without the slightest hint of cynicism, grounded in the particulars of life and accessible to everyone.
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The book was full of ridiculous (though to Wurtzel's credit, still self-aware) complaints — like not being raised by hippies — that made her a target for critiques about #WhiteGirlProblems before it became a hashtag.
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Bad Boys For Life is like a less self-aware Hot Fuzz, a movie about how much of a pain in the ass it is to be cops who work with wannabe action heroes.
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The fourth season of this BBC America series about dubious science and self-aware clones — all portrayed with acrobatic, Emmy-winning acting by Tatiana Maslany — has arrived on streaming platforms for your bingeing pleasure.
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This follows the same logic as theory #2 except for the fact that Trump is self aware enough to know that he is deceiving people by pushing out untruths -- and he just doesn't care.
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Also, while most in-world Hosts are not self-aware yet, Bernard has the ability to control Hosts with vocal commands — not tablets, as most of the rest of the technicians seem to need.
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In 2011, she began working with the stylist Mel Ottenberg, and an adventurous, self-aware style that encompassed looks by emerging designers as well as runway names like Lanvin and Givenchy began to emerge.
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As almost every film that is not "Star Wars" demonstrates, it's extremely difficult to strike this balance between treating your subject with respect but not too solemnly, being self-aware without condescension or camp.
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If every language has this sonic sense, then poetry is the ultimate manifestation of a tongue's unique genius; a language's consciousness made manifest and self-aware, bottled and preserved into the artifact of verse.
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Yes, they want a Pokémon game that feels modern and self-aware, they want to know what it might feel like to have the games be less of a fantasy and more of a reality.
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After dissuading other Commanders from carrying out mass Salvagings, he has to comb through "binders of women" (a self-aware nod to Mitt Romney's 2012 comment about the women applicants he assembled for his staff).
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And if you're self-aware enough—like, this person is treating me really badly, and I feel like nothing, and I feel like waste and not worth anything, then it's time to leave that relationship!
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That's one reason the scientific-inquiry plotline is so smart: It comes at the horror from a new, self-aware angle, as if attempting to acknowledge all the analysis, deconstruction, and imitation around The Ring.
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Gerber, best known for creating Howard the Duck, had his own sense of the absurd, though it was more self-aware than the earliest let's-throw-Namor-at-the-Hulk-and-see-what-happens approach.
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I think the show is self-aware about this — after all, this episode gleefully pointed out that the robots are bound to their coding and that humans have even less coding to help them change.
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They may have wanted Fallen Kingdom to be a self-aware blockbuster asking interesting questions, but they ended up with the kind of dumb, cynical blockbuster that the first Jurassic World was warning audiences against.
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They wrote this whole book to teach children but were self-aware enough to understand that, no matter how great their book is, the kids will need a little something-something to stick with it.
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It's a fun idea — an opportunity for riffing on gamer culture and gaming addiction, with the self-aware shenanigans that made Wreck-It Ralph such a fun time (and Adam Sandler's Pixels, not so much).
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"It's shifting patients in the right direction where they're more self-aware and they're also presenting us with pictures that are more realistic, because they're of themselves, as opposed to celebrity photos," Dr. Maman said.
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We know this because Orgeron said so, and he said so because he's self-aware enough to understand that he is the rarest of college football commodities: someone we'll never get tired of hearing from.
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Amongst all this, Batman got bricked in The Lego Movie and The Lego Batman Movie, which further complicated things (in the best possible way) by offering a self-aware, meta take on the character's existence.
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