So, going back to your friend, their Ficus sensed danger.
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That chemistry you sensed between Lupita Nyong'o and Jared Leto?
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Nevertheless, the national Republican Party has seemingly sensed some vulnerability.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion.
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Even before Mr Macron's election, some sensed the changing mood.
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My phone sensed the NFC and brought up Apple Pay.
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I sensed it walking up and I whispered to Taylor.
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And our families, we sensed, wanted us to be married.
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She sensed an odd closeness between the two in Afghanistan.
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When the state's recreational law passed, he sensed an opportunity.
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If a vehicle is sensed, it will brake the Q7.
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When Jobs returned to Apple, Wallner sensed rosier days ahead.
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During the election, Dustin had sensed more incoming bad news.
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Sellers and Campbell sensed opportunity as the price headed south.
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He sensed his life might not ever be the same.
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But right away, she says she sensed that he wasn't.
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He sensed that they were actually dying to stone her.
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A: I sensed that my pro skate career was ending.
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Audemio sensed that the other inmates were afraid of him.
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Soon, however, a publisher, Thomas Niles, sensed something about Louisa.
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Aponte sensed Vidal's anxiety about dealing with the new Administration.
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"I sensed from your notebook your fiery nature," he sings.
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One sensed he was making decent bank in this field.
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Even before the diagnosis, she sensed that something was wrong.
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In a number of dishes, I sensed a missing dimension.
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He sensed his agent was about to become his executor.
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I think they sensed what a powerful image it is.
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He sensed what we needed and hit some big shots.
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Taylor sensed that Rachel, raised middle class, disapproved of her.
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The Parc des Princes roared and crowed and sensed blood.
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Perhaps Tiny sensed the horrors that hovered on the horizon.
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I sensed their desolation in the weakness of their handshakes.
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On Soccer The players sensed the coming crisis last summer.
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But Streeter sensed that there was more to be done.
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The political world has sensed this shift in the wind.
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She sensed I was gone, that something major was amiss.
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She sensed tiny fans whirring deep inside, cooling atomic circuitry.
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Should I have sensed my hesitation before I agreed to participate?
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Syed sensed they were every bit as nervous as he was.
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The duo had sensed that what they were doing was dangerous.
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The Boxells sensed something might be wrong at around 5 p.m.
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But by the end of the evening, she sensed the worst.
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He might have sensed, from time to time, an approving nod.
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They (the crew) sensed the risk and did the right thing.
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I sensed there was a dark history here by his tone.
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Kaitlyn: Jimmy was very put-upon by his coworkers, I sensed.
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Maybe congressional Republicans, along with some quiet House Democrats, sensed that.
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He sensed his own pity, not knowing why it was there.
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We sensed that it would be very big for Cuban sports.
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Perhaps I sensed that she blamed me for the same thing.
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Corporate America must have sensed the shift in public opinion too.
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Talking to some in the Biden circle, I sensed a myopia.
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I immediately sensed a discomfort from the group about my comment.
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Countries have sensed what would happen if they went too far.
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Sophie managed a polite smile, though I sensed her eye roll.
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After a short time, I sensed Emir become still behind me.
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George sensed that people were asking one another who he was.
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And she sensed — somehow — that Reynolds was right for the role.
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At school, I sensed that outsiders regarded me with benevolent concern.
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I sensed that Sascha was feeling some of the same melancholy.
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But I sensed my youngest daughter was uncomfortable in her skin.
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She sensed, instantly, that her friend had found a soul mate.
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Sellers sensed that James had the same mind-set against the Pacers.
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In the new one, I sensed how much more it could handle.
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I immediately sensed a "rightness" to the interplay of art and architecture.
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The gyro sensed that Hubble was rotating much faster than it was.
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His wife, Kitty, looked at steadily growing crowds and sensed an upset.
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Syrian opposition officials said they sensed growing German interest in limited sanctions.
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But my fingers had sensed something more rare and valuable: an inclusion.
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The booklet sneakily recommended cooking a three-pounder, but I sensed trouble.
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Bridge: There were a couple moments where I sensed that was true.
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A few types of molecules get sensed by receptors in the tongue.
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Or maybe you just sensed that you lost credibility in some way.
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If she ever sensed any cataplexy, she skipped training for the day.
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Madrid, though, sensed that Barcelona was spent and went for the victory.
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"When I arrived, I sensed a lot of frustration," he told me.
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She must have known, too, that he had sensed her likely compliance.
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When Medvedev sensed the loss approaching, he turned into a trickier foe.
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Because I thought it was important that [the audience] sensed I believed.
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" Elliott sensed traces of what she called her father's "difficult, dark background.
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Mona sensed a sheep-ish note, suggesting it might be pecorino Romano.
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Mr. Barai said the surviving hostages sensed that the siege was ending.
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During this period, his loved ones sensed that he was less happy.
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As I walked the rugged trails, I sensed His footsteps beside me.
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She literally cut her losses when she sensed Peppr wouldn't pan out.
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Drug cartels sensed an opportunity, and began flooding rural America with heroin.
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I sensed that, on losing this or losing that, or losing popularity.
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Maybe our baby sensed that, because he blew past his due date.
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Amarildo Dias Nascimento, the camp supervisor, sensed that a confrontation was imminent.
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I sensed the mechanics, but not why people play, the emotional high.
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They sensed they could do more to help, but didn't know how.
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But it could also be sensed on a November night in Philadelphia.
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He had fame and fortune, but sensed that he was in trouble.
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She rushed off, but upon arrival quickly sensed that something was wrong.
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That was when his leadership team sensed something significant was taking place.
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They smiled at each other quietly as they sensed the attraction building.
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Heading into tribal council that night, Joe Anglim sensed he was vulnerable.
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She sensed when to demonstrate, when to smile, when to try both.
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I sensed that he was cooperative and eager to talk to someone.
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In drinking these wines I sensed a joyousness, particularly in the Nittnaus.
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In recent weeks, some county chairs have sensed shifting feelings about Buttigieg.
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About halfway through, he later said, he sensed he had something more.
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Ms. Mogherini said she sensed a gradual shift in the administration's attitudes.
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But he also sensed that something profound was lurking in the trickery.
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Cadaver dogs brought in last year sensed the presence of human remains.
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Soto sensed fear, something he had never detected in the man before.
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Mr. Bacon did, and the family sensed he'd do it their way.
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Somehow, it seemed, they had sensed that I would visit that day.
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Then the financial crisis hit, and Mr. Trump's lawyers sensed an opportunity.
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The Ring's motion sensors will send a notification any time movement is sensed.
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"Had we not sensed the neutrino, this would not have happened," said Halzen.
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Maybe she sensed during our weekly FaceTime calls that I was less buoyant.
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Moutier, the AFSP's representative, sensed skepticism from the crowd at the SHOT Show.
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Angel said the teen had an "amazing heart," but sensed a deeper sadness.
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I don't know if she sensed my nervousness, but she didn't show it.
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"I was kind of a lost kid and she sensed it," Araoz said.
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In the blackness of the room, Klaver sensed a presence at her bedside.
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She sensed my confusion and worked out that I couldn't remember telling her.
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And it was over in his time, and he kind of sensed that.
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You sensed, somehow, that you would arise from your slumber to something good.
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Sergeant Henson said investigators had sensed early on that the shooting was accidental.
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When the room suddenly became silent, I sensed she must be there someplace.
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I sensed that his new campaign team have him on the right track.
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Stationed 33 feet from the basket, Varejao sensed that his options were limited.
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Still I sensed that something intense was happening: I was a different person.
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At the Amsterdam conference, Inzerillo sensed that he and his team were close.
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Bareesh's rival, who sensed that he was ahead, demanded that the polls close.
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She sensed that she was tapping into a long-neglected part of herself.
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But I, at least, sensed a spot of admiration, a cosmic grace note.
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Users may have sensed that something had changed: Google's cloud was getting smarter.
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I sensed this aroused her curiosity because I never met them for lunch.
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It was as if those who remained sensed the worst: This is it.
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He immediately sensed that paper — and the building — was not in good hands.
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And he sensed opportunity in a city desperate to keep its N.B.A. franchise.
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"I sensed what's being woven in secret to target my life," he said.
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They sensed a foe on the ropes, a quick knockout in the offing.
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I'm grateful that long ago, I sensed those roads wouldn't take me far.
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Yet beneath their condolences I sensed unspoken questions: How could you do it?
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Mr. Lieberman was frustrated with the outcome, and he sensed a political opportunity.
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It seemed the firm sensed the government investigation closing in on it, too.
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O'Keefe sensed instantly that Mr. Shackett would become a fixture in the family.
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He was willing to negotiate if he sensed an opening, fellow diplomats recalled.
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She said that the memorial was where she sensed his presence the most.
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But when McCarthy made a major gaffe on TV, Chaffetz sensed an opportunity.
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Behind his almost comical facade, I sensed a truly powerful disdain and resentment.
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By 2012 she sensed that racial ugliness was coming out into the open.
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With Mr. Trump's election, at least one licensing partner quickly sensed an opportunity.
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I've also sensed that the museum had increasingly entered a state of drift.
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Looking at him after their long separation, she sensed that something troubled him.
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"I sensed that he was still very interested in the race," Benjamin said.
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I never sensed that this was a problem he wanted us to tackle.
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When I mentioned this, I sensed our conversation was veering into rocky terrain.
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It started because the Trump camp correctly sensed Clinton had made a mistake.
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She sensed her paintings were too weird and too radical for her fellow Swedes.
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But Cheng sensed that the new moonshine, if it was one, might be different.
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When the doctor came back into the room, Perry sensed that something was wrong.
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He was in his room bent over a paper when he sensed the fire.
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Hollins described the scene as nasty and immediately sensed the prognosis would be bad.
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"We sensed by 2025 it was going to be a globalized world," Leone said.
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BENIN CITY, Nigeria — Jude Ikuenobe sensed the car following him before he saw it.
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Maybe he sensed what I was thinking, because he was silent for a minute.
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And I sensed that feeling of, like, Oh, you think this is just yours?
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Against that backdrop, Clinton's campaign has sensed vulnerability in places Republicans almost always win.
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"As soon as Phil started using heroin again, I sensed it, terrified," O'Donnell writes.
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I sensed an accent of peanut butter, perhaps, even though it's not an ingredient.
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Still, the ruling comes at a time when Democrats already sensed opportunity in Pennsylvania.
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Frustrations bubbled over for the Vikings as they sensed their postseason chances slipping away.
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After graduating in 2007, her fiance sensed a financial downturn would hit Michigan hard.
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When conversation turned to business, Juan sensed that El Indio always kept something back.
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"As soon as Phil started using heroin again, I sensed it, terrified," O'Donnell wrote.
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She sensed the interview had gone south, and, in today's parlance, she leaned in.
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Mr Trump's true believers probably sensed that the tide was turning against their hero.
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If so, the ballerina was just as brave-hearted as Eugene sensed she was.
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Yet everyone sensed a crisis and corrosion at the heart of the Russian court.
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MaKenzie often expressed affection for Seth when she sensed that he was being maligned.
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If she sensed she was being rejected, she'd be the one to get physical.
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The A.B.S. had sensed my wheels spinning and relayed a message to the dashboard.
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"I just sensed they needed to hear it from somebody, from somewhere," Heyward said.
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Brazilians came to the streets to protest, and Rousseff's political rivals sensed an opportunity.
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We're told an employee sensed something was amiss and immediately jock-blocked the order.
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Doc sensed that his government-funded facial reconstruction had crested, and now was failing.
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I could see her eyes were closed, but I sensed she was still awake.
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Collins sensed that he'd hooked a fish, and he began to turn the reel.
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"We sensed it would feel like a vacation all year long," Mr. Treiber said.
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Iranian hard-liners have sensed the beginning of a change in the popular mood.
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As he did this, I sensed a wave of feeling moving along my forearms.
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Trotz sensed he had a quality group from the first day of training camp.
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During my first appointment, she felt around inside of me and instantly sensed trouble.
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Mr. Moon may also have sensed that China was not going to back down.
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But I chose to concentrate on gender because I sensed an intriguing journalistic opportunity.
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Instead, you probably sensed the debut of Cierra Ramirez's latest project on the horizon.
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She sensed she was nearing the point of editing the killing from her life.
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King sensed Woodfox's discomfort and moved closer to him, guiding him through the room.
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There's new evidence to back up the shift we've all sensed in the ether.
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He sensed her change in attitude and stuck his hands back in his pockets.
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On those nights, I sensed the presence of ghosts watching me from the wings.
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I think Jeff sensed that in me and felt like I had lost a spark.
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Brands – specifically fragrance brands – don't want to be 'pinned down'; they want to be 'sensed'.
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At age 16, Matthew Fenner sensed that stability and acceptance in his life were missing.
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The video doorbell will send alerts whenever movement is sensed, correctly identifying people and animals.
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Pinochet sensed, rightly, that corporatism would require him to share power with his military colleagues.
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" She sensed opportunity in Verizon too because it is trading at "12 times forward estimates.
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I would have sensed that, and I wouldn't have been able to be as open.
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Standing alone facing the ocean, I suddenly felt my dad's presence, sensed him near me.
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Clearly the food truck sensed that drivers were in need of a pick-me-up.
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Tragically, she was correct and instantly sensed that Hoffman had once again turned to heroin.
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Apple shares began falling well into their formal announcement as traders sensed something was amiss.
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Fans have long sensed that Arya was nursing a stealth crush on her childhood friend.
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"I sensed a little arrogance in him that needed to be checked," Kevin Ferrell said.
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The tracks that were in process were in embryonic form, but he sensed their promise.
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She'd barely noticed it before, but now she sensed it in the closet, neglected, suffering.
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"We have sensed a real desire by the executive to act," Sarr told daily Liberation.
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He sensed the danger immediately and began calling the banks to reopen the credit lines.
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But long before then, atomic veterans sensed that things were not going well for them.
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Some candidates in the state elections of 2014 sensed pacification fatigue and denounced the policy.
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Stanley has sensed magic in "The Mirror Thief" and wants to know how it works.
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And as a kid, I sensed that I would one day document those kimchi sessions.
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Butler said he sensed that the scoreless streak had begun to weigh on the Yankees.
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But I also sensed, in the robotically sanguine accounts of McMaster's team, a collective delusion.
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Graham "sensed that Dunford was stalling Trump's request given the risk," according to Woodward's book.
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In one teenage artist, a beginning painter, I sensed a flowering of talent and passion.
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In the My Pillow case, Judge Alsup sensed an outright abuse of class action leverage.
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You might have already sensed this, but you didn't know it with such nauseating specificity.
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However, the BitPagos team sensed a new opportunity that does — and doesn't tap — into bitcoin.
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I asked him a question, and then sensed he was reverting to the stump speech.
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He sensed that the group at the other end of the lot was on alert.
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I sensed that I was in a very special place at a very special time.
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As she sprinkled ginger and chiles into a big pot, she sensed something and stopped.
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"I've sensed a little competition to see who can give the best gifts," she noted.
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I had hoped that people would be friendly, but instead, all I sensed was tension.
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It was the French inventor Georges Claude who sensed a new industry in the offing.
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Yet I sensed that they also felt embarrassed: No solid action has been taken yet.
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"I don't think Richard was in top form, and I sensed that quickly," Federer said.
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One recent December afternoon, Areg sensed that her father was preparing to leave the apartment.
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Nevertheless I sensed a fundamental goodness in his post-presidential life & wish his family compassion.
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Dreamfyre, for example, sensed when its rider, Helaena, died, even though she was far away.
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Republicans sensed eight years ago that Democrats were well on their way to political disaster.
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But on the other side of the Bay Area, Brand sensed another cultural wave building.
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But Gray said that she had sensed an unwelcoming atmosphere at the hospital ever since.
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Amid the merriment, the locals sensed an opportunity to plant the seeds for something bigger.
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One day as McKenzie attempted to cut Jordie's hair, she sensed he was becoming anxious.
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Vogt, who now plays for the Arizona Diamondbacks, respected Houston's hitters but sensed something shady.
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Not long after her homecoming, her husband sensed that she would rather be somewhere else.
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One of her new friends, Michael Hayes, sensed right away that something deeply bothered her.
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Then I heard a rustle, and sensed that the animal was closer than I'd realized.
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She fell in love with the students, and sensed a more supportive network of parents.
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The prankster may have sensed that the snake-in-a-can was my spirit animal.
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It's possible that Patem and her family had sensed this and cut off all contact.
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Caterpillar: Cramer sensed some pressure on this construction machinery maker ahead of its Thursday report.
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But Tucker, who is white, said she sensed discomfort in the room at Trump's remarks.
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Kurtz said the platoon already sensed that the plans for Helmand were destined to fail.
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Even as local Tories sensed that the campaign was turning against them, CCHQ remained blithely optimistic.
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It was popular among hackers looking to create experiences that tracked body movement and sensed depth.
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Throughout the exhibition I sensed a devotional energy, in service to the work and the issues.
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Feeling "more elated and more blessed" for surviving, he sensed he was becoming a war junkie.
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People have sensed auras, or energy fields, around other people since biblical and even ancient times.
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As we were standing there, I sensed a breeze move from my left to my right.
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"Caloric sugars are sensed by both the T1r pathway and the newly identified pathway," Sukumaran said.
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With the hard wood of the floor on my back, I sensed his presence cradling me.
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I've never sensed that things like rules or money are anything other than made-up illusions.
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Spicer, one always sensed, was trying to appear far wilder and angrier than he really was.
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"We have sensed a real desire by the executive to act," Liberation quoted Sarr as saying.
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The Artist sensed that if he attempted to help, he'd end up in the same state.
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First I sensed a stiffening in my hand, then the abrupt motion and a cold squeeze.
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Which brings us to Cohen, who, say what you will about him, sensed a business opportunity.
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He sensed in Mr. Foster a desire to work on something "raw and physical," he said.
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Miller sensed the precarity of that environment and the interconnectedness of all the creatures inhabiting it.
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And it was not until Georges Chalhoub's funeral that they sensed a true spirit of reconciliation.
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But I sensed this was not just a social event; Akhil had something to ask me.
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I asked whether he sensed that he might lose his seat when he voted for Obamacare.
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He was a brilliant writer and storyteller, and you saw his toughness and sensed his vulnerability.
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She sensed that her book would be important, that it would have an effect on people.
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The United States was not yet the United States, but already he sensed a civility problem.
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When "Yellow Submarine" climbed the charts in 1966, Mr. Brodax sensed that lightning might strike twice.
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When I told contemporary nocebo researchers about Barker's work, they sensed a lure in the trap.
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Our thoughts and feelings are diaphanous and ephemeral, yet our creation can be sensed and shared.
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Maverick Carter, with whom Riley shared a mutual respect, was not there and Riley sensed danger.
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Local competitors sensed that Uber was likely to hit a brick wall with its aggressive approach.
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My host must have sensed my consternation, and so he went to tell the driver himself.
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The emergence of language as a system of creative thought was sensed by Descartes and Galileo.
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Foreign officials told the AP they sensed "mixed signals" between Trump and his team on Russia.
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Did she fail to respond to him because she sensed, even then, that he was disturbed?
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We laughed about it, our incompatibility, but I also sensed how sad we thought it was.
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The Orthodox hierarchy in Moscow sensed, accurately, that this situation could be turned to their advantage.
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In both Giotto and Carlson's versions, this complex posture can readily be sensed beneath Joachim's blankets.
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He sensed that Tony was hedging his bets — leaving open the possibility of a future relationship.
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They could feel the timing in ways she couldn't, having sensed its elasticity together for months.
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I have seen him turn spaghetti away when he sensed the parmesan was not Parmigiano-Reggiano.
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What I sensed intuitively about effective writing turned out to rest on some deep psychological truths.
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But last fall, Mr. Shea and Mr. Georges both sensed that something had changed at Advance.
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Standing inside "Pink Mist," I sensed the invisible presence of others, ghostly museum-goers brushing past.
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William Westmoreland sensed this buildup and asked Johnson to increase United States troop levels in Vietnam.
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But by now the world of international banking sensed danger, in part aided by BAE's investigation.
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She sensed the drugs she'd hoped would kill her hours earlier were still in her system.
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"Well, I always sensed from afar that the guy is a good team guy," McEnroe said.
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From the beginning I have not sensed excitement for him (this was also true in Iowa).
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That is an issue I had sensed with more than a few New Zealand sauvignon blancs.
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Whatever the merits, Pelosi sensed the politics would backfire and got her caucus to hold off.
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He was a brilliant writer and storyteller, and you saw his toughness and sensed his vulnerability.
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About a minute earlier, during the media timeout, Mack looked at his players and sensed calm.
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But when Favre left the Packers in 403, Mr. Guerrero sensed his devotion starting to wane.
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Encountering the first large, bronze figure, even before reading the press release, I sensed Auguste Rodin.
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To my right, at the corner of the counter, I sensed the presence of a woman.
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Praying I could complete engineering tasks quickly enough before it sensed me in a dark corner.
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They also printed a small furry rabbit figure that sensed strokes, indicated by LEDs that lit up.
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The DigiWrap entrepreneurs sensed that O'Leary was interested because he kept talking after throwing down his ultimatum.
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In her statement, she noted a few areas where she "sensed" change to her deal was needed.
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And while I didn't know the first thing about him, something in me sensed danger for Charlotte.
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I sensed a few nerves going into this; it was not at all clear this would work.
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He tells Motherboard he sensed immediately that something was odd, and got up to get a drink.
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Even before the Ron Paulers were elected, he'd sensed that the party was headed for significant change.
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Davern told police that he sensed jealousy in Wagner's perception of the relationship between Wood and Walken.
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Since the workshop began, Hua told me, he had sensed ''a lot of interesting manipulation going on.
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Even though he knew he likely was gay, he sensed it was something to be ashamed of.
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Trump sensed the rage that flared from this pain and made it the fuel of his campaign.
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I sensed it when I came on, and I've learned since then that my hunch was right.
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There's not near the sense of competition that I've sensed between artists in other genres of music.
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During visits in 2015, I sensed genuine and joyful "esperanza" from my cousins and friends and others.
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Maria must have sensed that food gets my attention, though I think she meant this one figuratively.
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But even though he remained in high spirits, everyone in the room sensed what was to come.
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They sensed they had a winner — that after 12 years of Republican rule, they were back in.
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But as he trailed Mike to the bar he sensed that curiosity might be an equal draw.
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Mr. Liu, who studied piano and finance at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, sensed an opportunity.
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But, by the spring, he sensed that the company was realizing that it had a serious problem.
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The plumes blew the compounds into space, where NASA's Cassini spacecraft sensed them as it flew nearby.
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"And that's when I sensed the roo was panicking, and thinking, 'I'm being attacked on all sides.'"
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Asked specifically if he sensed any awkwardness among his players regarding the link to Trump, Ryan shrugged.
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"[The jellyfish] sensed that maybe it had something potentially inside of it, and it closed," Gruber said.
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I sensed they wanted money, so I gave them everything in my pocket, about 400 Syrian pounds.
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I sensed things were going to get worse financially in that district before they truly got better.
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I apologized for my lack of clarity but sensed that she'd be able to push through them.
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We sensed at the time that our real crime was that we were getting too much attention.
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Who hasn't at least sensed within himself the capacity for true, deep, unimaginable, and non-negotiable defeat?
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Jessica Colotl first sensed trouble in the spring, a few months after she applied to renew DACA.
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As his departure ticked closer, I sensed his excitement to get back to school, back on track.
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Mr. Abdelmalak has sensed hostility in Germany once or twice since arriving three years ago, he said.
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But when Biden decisively thumped Sanders in South Carolina and sensed a changing dynamic, he was validated.
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"Some Arab delegates said they sensed a new 'tough line' in President Ford's remarks," The Times reported.
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I sensed tropical fruit aromas and flavors in each of them, as well as a floral quality.
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When Paige praised her parents for letting Henry go, she sensed something was up, despite Elizabeth's denial.
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"I sensed something was wrong," she told PEOPLE in the current issue, which is on newsstands now.
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Although the room is pretty, I sensed how things could go wrong once people swarmed the place.
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I sensed they wanted time to be alone, and said goodbye as I got up to leave.
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Yet he sensed these passions didn't make him a man in the traditional sense of the word.
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And when Mr. Mateo promised to arrange a meeting with the campaign, Mr. Rechnitz sensed an opportunity.
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But Linda Richmond, a woman old enough to be Pivec's mother, sensed the disappointment underneath her smile.
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Dimitrov said his shoulder had felt heavy as he sensed the moment and served out the match.
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Early Wednesday, employees in The Journal's D.C. bureau sensed that Mr. Solomon, 49, was in some trouble.
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He sensed she was lying, and a cellphone video would confirm she had been in the scrum.
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From what I had seen of Snider's work, I sensed that drawing is central to her practice.
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"If you sensed a theme, it wasn't organized," said one senior official from a close US ally.
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McHale sensed that Thibodeau was surprised by their level of involvement when he watched the Rockets practice.
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We sensed that early in the game and grabbed the momentum and never really let it go.
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She was new to Kabul and, I sensed, typically stimulated by the proximity of violence and privation.
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On the tape, it's easy to catch the precise moment when John sensed that something was wrong.
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Shortly after sunrise, according to police officials, relatives of Parbati Budha, 21, sensed that something was wrong.
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On Election Day he was confident that he'd win, though he sensed it would be a squeaker.
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Mr. Grinthal, 45, a housing lawyer, said he had sensed that something shady had been going on.
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"We have sensed a real desire by the executive to act," he told France's daily Libération newspaper.
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At the time of Arnold's death, Amy sensed "something was wrong," despite living in a different nursing home.
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That was a sign investors sensed that the yuan was being artificially supported by the PBOC, he said.
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Maybe Dylan similarly sensed that the folk scene was over so he hitched his wagon to an amp.
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I sensed her scrutinizing my movements as I wandered bleary-eyed from one patient's room to the next.
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Islanders Coach Jack Capuano sensed trouble early, particularly with Carolina putting up 16 shots in the first period.
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As a doctor, she knew something was wrong here, and as a daughter, she sensed her mother's fear.
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According to Ford, the metaphorical fireworks would begin once the car sensed that it was in autonomous mode.
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In Russia as elsewhere, artists have often sensed such shifts before they are visible to the naked eye.
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She sensed something happened to her brother and rushed to his side, said their great aunt, Anitra Smith.
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Maybe we sensed that something was in the air, but it really gained relevance over the last year.
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Like the plan's opponents, environmental groups also said they sensed a tilt in their direction from the bench.
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He's always favored Republicans, but over the past six years he's sensed himself shifting away from the party.
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Cruz sensed—correctly—that the American electorate was itching for an outsider who would challenge the Washington establishment.
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Major parties, though, sensed Cottarelli's mission was all but dead and called for parliament to be dissolved immediately.
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When Cameron arrived for work on Monday morning, he sensed that a fundamental dynamic within Eden had changed.
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One morning soon afterward, Ed was in a rage and Michael sensed that he was about to attack.
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Yet they seemed depressed, distressed or, I sensed, didn't fully understand that we were trying to help them.
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Fox News's raison d'être was to fill a void that conservative-leaning viewers sensed in the mainstream media.
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And those that did try negotiating often got a bargain, particularly when he sensed a fellow design worshiper.
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The struggles of local asset managers mean some foreign vulture funds with deeper pockets have sensed an opportunity.
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With the arrival of Christopher Martin, the Philharmonic's brilliant new principal trumpeter, Mr. Gilbert obviously sensed an opportunity.
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He sensed the frustration and disillusionment growing inside him and how it affected how he interacted with people.
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This technique has huge potential to improve our knowledge of a planet's surface from multiple remotely sensed images.
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With drizzle falling on the lush Wembley turf the game ebbed and flowed as both sides sensed victory.
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Looking around a roomful of reporters at a postgame news conference, Bryant sensed a momentary letup in questions.
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He was alone at home one evening, lying in bed, when he sensed a presence in the room.
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He suggested that Carney set Capone's bail at $290,21929, but the magistrate sensed the import of the moment.
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It was his first film as a producer, and he sensed that it might also be his last.
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Currently, it's hosting two small exhibitions that telegraph the respectably cultivated past I sensed some 22017 years ago.
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As if Marshawn sensed this might be coming, though, he made sure people remembered that rep he has.
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Mark had gone through a divorce, which, I sensed from the anecdotes he told, was brutal on him.
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My parents told me often, "Oh, you'd be perfect for that job," and I sensed they were right.
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Although we always sensed it, leading with an iron fist is not the strategy for long-term success.
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Mr. Greenfield writes: We have long sensed regulators throughout the government felt the Comcast NBCU consent decree failed.
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In 2009, well into her turn as a director, Ms. Clifford sensed an opening beyond her typical orbit.
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They sensed that neither the markets nor the law would ever catch up to them — and neither did.
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But she also sensed the uncertainty of an actor transitioning into a higher-profile phase of her career.
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So the company developed clever (and highly illegal) "defeat devices" that sensed how the car was being driven.
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He was intercepted and briefly detained by police officers, who perhaps correctly sensed Mr. Chino's air of unpredictability.
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He must have sensed my uncertainty, because a few weeks later he showed up to plead his case.
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She was the one who first sensed that something was amiss in the earliest hours of October 9.
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People sensed he was being himself — not perfect, not having all the answers — but honest and good-hearted.
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These kinds of men were already under siege, as everyone in "The Odd Couple" sensed without saying so.
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She didn't recognize the man, and there was no obvious reason to run, but Romanovskaya sensed something amiss.
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She sensed his agitation and "put herself in my lap," said Mr. Stepp, 37, of Holly Springs, Miss.
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As Curiosity roved the dusty basin of Gale Crater, the instrument sensed that the sediment underneath is porous.
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It treats light almost like music, something that can be sensed more accurately than it can be seen.
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But Mr. Finnerty sensed the danger on Friday, he would later tell the BBC and write on Twitter.
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Up until that point, Reagan's performance had been so lackluster many sensed his time had passed him by.
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Farid sensed all those years ago that as digital cameras became more common, photos would become less trustworthy.
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Perhaps Di Benedetto sensed that his refusal to pursue a career in Buenos Aires would thwart his ambitions.
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She must have sensed something brimming in me, some old desire to touch music in an intimate way.
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However, after an hour of discussion, I sensed that no one really understood what I was talking about.
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The Justices must have sensed that the market had established that the national-standard test had been met.
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I sensed that material might be available, but the other authors hadn't quoted it to the full extent.
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He was wealthy for an Ethiopian, independent, and he sensed that the government monitored some of his movements.
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As the year 2008 bore down he sensed his work slowing and more people competing for construction work.
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"Even the officers that were up there sensed that something was different" before a fight broke out, Capt.
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His mom, Edith Massiah, who was born amid the groundbreaking chaos of the mid-1960s, sensed it, too.
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They found that the fungi somehow sensed the predators and sent signals to other parts of their bodies.
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I think from her point of view she sensed this one guy had finally figured out the truth.
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In rare moments throughout the exhibition, this can be sensed — between the cracks of its grand curatorial gestures.
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One possibility is that the relevant actors sensed they couldn't control the process, and so they didn't try.
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If there was one takeaway from the South Carolina game, it was that Stewart sensed that March was approaching.
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Sales pitch: If we all read the Miami Herald more often, we might have sensed that something was up.
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Kennedy sensed that Carter was vulnerable, and that Democrats had serious doubts that he could win in the fall.
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He sensed the eager anticipation ahead of the Copenhagen summit in 2009 and the bitter disappointment at its failure.
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If the computer sensed the improper formation or recall of a memory, it could send a corrective signal back.
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Allegedly, a producer witnessed Olympios and Jackson engaging in sexual activity, and sensed that the interaction was non consensual.
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Maybe, the crowd sensed, No. 5 Oklahoma's loss at Kansas State would not be the only shocker on Saturday.
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Their children sensed the shift toward romance, and not everyone welcomed it right away, including Ms. Jacobson's son, Larry.
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Matters of class are subtle, and I sensed small differences between how my friends and I interacted with money.
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I sensed that my patients felt equally awkward — we simply flashed one another quick smiles and kept to ourselves.
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While others saw the Indonesian capital's traffic as a barrier to business, Nadiem Makarim, now 213, sensed an opportunity.
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Because it was wartime, and because he sensed the gravity of the ask, Peshkin said yes on the spot.
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I sensed that by sharing what I was struggling with or what I found confusing, I became more vulnerable.
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But once he sensed that his views were out of step with GOP primary voters, he quickly abandoned them.
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He sensed a photography series that might have the power to say something about the country of his birth.
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"We sensed there was a hostage also, but that was not the purpose of the mission," General Cleveland said.
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Some people, including Eric Paddock, said they were a devoted couple, but others sensed a cold disconnect between them.
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Democrats have sensed this shift in favor of unions, and their new bill would give workers even more momentum.
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No matter how many times she said it, though, she sensed that it somehow wasn't getting through to him.
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I sensed there was, probably for the first time in decades, a hum of optimism in Italy's ghost towns.
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I sensed that she had been keeping her distance so that Sacks would have time and space to speak.
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He was privy to high-level corporate activity, and he sensed a general attitude of contempt toward the government.
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Because of the movies he'd seen, he sensed danger when he spotted his drunken mother talking to a man.
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I sensed that he had never really thought about this question because nobody had been stupid enough to ask.
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In 1962, she was pregnant with what would have been her third child when she sensed something was wrong.
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I sensed a military background, his clothing-optional approach allowing me the full scope of his 16-pack abs.
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Anthony Rizzo, the Cubs' first baseman, sensed that this year's wild card felt like a consolation prize around town.
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So after that, dimly, dimly, she sensed it, she was different and they knew her difference and kept away.
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Teachers like Shannon Carey and her friends and millions like them sensed mistrust in how NCLB spoke to them.
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The pain shot from my heart to my back, then to everywhere else that had never sensed pain before.
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But she also sensed that there were aspects of their experience that her grandparents wouldn't — or couldn't — talk about.
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He said he "sensed" his imminent good fortune and came by his lucky numbers by praying at a temple.
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Bert van Marwijk, Australia's coach, said he sensed hesitation in Cunha as Cunha reviewed the footage on the sideline.
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Soon after the reckoning, Wilson sensed how much this, his seventh season, was starting to feel like his first.
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But when my host led me to his very small bedroom, I sensed another story aching to be told.
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While riding the train on Friday morning in his get-up, Giacalone said he sensed some of that concern.
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My parents must have sensed what a person — in this case, their daughter — would face, given her nonnormative body.
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Almost everyone around them sensed sparks, but it took years for Paula and Craig to let those sparks fly.
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She had sensed some shift in his attention and was now willfully cheerful, cool, not giving away too much.
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And yet he sensed little life in Westminster, with its deferential committees and its warren of smoke-filled bars.
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I ask this only because I sensed something other than pure malevolence in his surprise visit to Franny's preschool.
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She only stopped her training when she realized she sensed her death at the end of her Jedi path.
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After three days working together in Moscow, Ms. Li and Ms. Alexandrova, who speaks little English, sensed a connection.
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The uncle and father had suffered a terrible rift, some people sensed, perhaps over a woman they'd both loved.
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I sensed this most acutely when I visited the Osówka Complex, another of the facilities in the Riese system.
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She watched from her second-story window as if hovering above him, calling him inside when she sensed trouble.
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Ms. Cheatham was devastated, but expressed her hope that on some level, Mr. Cheatham may have sensed the news.
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While attending a family wedding, my similarly underage and inexperienced cousin and I sensed an opportunity to catch up.
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But among the less well-heeled believers, I sensed a different kind of yearning, one that wasn't entirely materialistic.
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If a parent sensed a problem and suggested meeting in person, Mr. Singer agreed — and then wore a wire.
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But he sensed that Ms. Wiseman's role in "Star Trek" opened a new chapter for them as a couple.
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Bannon called Kuttner because he sensed a kindred spirit, at least on trade with China, and he needs allies.
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Even though Alabama's version of this federal bill hadn't yet passed, McGowan already sensed the threat of systematic discrimination.
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But it seems that in approaching the story, Christopher Nolan sensed that it was more than a historical event.
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Democrats have sensed this shift in favor of unions, and their new bills would give workers even more momentum.
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Maxine had a distant relationship with her mother, probably because her closeted mother quietly sensed her rebellious hot queer side.
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They have sensed that they can cope with the "new normal" imposed on North Korea by the updated sanctions environment.
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In the beginning, if he thought I wasn't enjoying myself or sensed that I didn't want to continue, he'd stop.
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Finally, on May 14, Galt Police Officer Silvia Coelho got a call about Frida, and she sensed this was it.
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I think he has now sensed where the wind is blowing and by resigning he&aposs done the right thing.
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She shared that she had sensed something bad was going to happen in the weeks leading up to the moment.
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Amy Hardy, 92, died 10 days after Arnold, as she sensed "something was wrong" with him, her loved ones said.
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Earlier on Thursday, Democrats had sensed new vulnerabilities for the administration over Russia -- and relished taking the battle to Sessions.
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Hu Xiaohu, who sold processed pork in the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market, sensed by late December that something was amiss.
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Looking into it: Remember when Apple admitted that the iPhone slowed down its processor when it sensed a decayed battery?
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It was not so much the story that unsettled her, but the hidden things she sensed quivering under the surface.
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And in the Inside the Episode, the showrunners confirm this is because Drogon sensed his mother was in great danger.
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The computer sensed this pattern just before a person moved, so it could beat the human subject to the punch.
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Jesse Ratu, 24, was returning home from her Sunday morning jog when she sensed someone following her to her building.
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There's a chance that you've sensed a general feeling of heartbreak in the air over the past month or so.
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Gordon was at Michigan State and sensed the exigent, contagious energy of the Sixties making its way to the Hill.
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After a while, he may have sensed he was losing the crowd, so he launched back into his Musk story.
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He sensed the shots came from behind and to the left of him, but couldn't be sure amid the panic.
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In this exclusive clip, the star shares how she "sensed" a sloth was close without even seeing the adorable animal.
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Previously small- and medium- sized airlines had sensed an opportunity when the big ones pulled out of loss-making routes.
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With the crowd standing on its feet through the rain, many of the Mets sensed that he would come through.
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Members of both parties say they sensed a shift in the gun debate after the mass killing in Orlando, Fla.
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Tompkins, who was in a truck, noticed another driver swerving on the road and sensed that something was wrong, medically.
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What he sensed at the university, he says, was an atmosphere that mirrored how he felt about his own life.
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Running in Lane 7 and leading down the stretch, Miller apparently sensed that Felix was closing fast on the inside.
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Senior White House aides said on Wednesday the president sensed the healthcare effort could be salvaged despite the grim outlook.
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Now, returning to a transformed nation — its economy in bloom, its cities abuzz — she sensed a fresh impatience of aspiration.
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Matt sensed it in the women's silence between sessions, and in the especially desperate edge to their anatomical screams: Nose!
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He talked about how vividly he sensed everything, how his senses felt like they'd just gotten a surge of adrenaline.
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The couple had been concerned that Nakesha had quit her teaching job, and they sensed that something was not right.
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Gradually I felt a chill as I sensed the immensity of the global operations that Clark and Black had sketched.
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I sensed this would be a different kind of hookup than I was used to, but I couldn't predict how.
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I sensed that "The Secret Life of Scissors" and its curator would yield some wonderful stories, and I wasn't wrong.
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Though we were on the telephone, I sensed him backing away from me gently, graceful as a Michael Jackson moonwalk.
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The 2750s have not been kind to the company, but I've sensed a quiet resuscitation in the last two years.
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Six years later, the two friends returned to the city together to confirm what they sensed was a market opportunity.
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Its drafters, having lived under a succession of woeful autocrats, sensed that future leaders might be reluctant to retire gracefully.
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"The Russians this time are more serious, we sensed it, more than last time," he said in a telephone interview.
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At first, he recalled, he had sensed that there was something inappropriate about filming on what he called sacred ground.
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Many on the left of the Party noted the opportune timing of the furor and sensed another plot against Corbyn.
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While the two announced no agreement, Mr. Macron said he sensed a "convergence of views" that they could build on.
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But even Mr. Salvini's political opponents have sensed the danger of turning him into a martyr on the migration issue.
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In April, Trump delivered the foreign-policy speech, but Pratik Chougule, a campaign adviser, sensed his discomfort with the subject.
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Nintendo may have sensed that loyalty was beginning to wane though, because it has now released the Nintendo Switch Lite.
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But even August E. Flentje, the Justice Department's lawyer, sensed he was not gaining ground with that line of argument.
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She also fielded questions from other people who, she sensed, were implicitly judging her for outsourcing any aspect of motherhood.
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They sensed or feared a need and wanted a way to pay for their care themselves without relying on others.
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A senior administration official dismissed the notion that Trump would throw Pence under the bus if he ever sensed disloyalty.
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I sensed that we were sitting on the cusp of a climax — a terrible whoosh, an impressive rise in tide.
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Many sensed a similar disconnect when "Les Demoiselles" was unveiled in its new digs in MoMA's Gallery 503 this October.
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The volunteers returned to Finland after the Finnish government sensed the tide of the war had turned against the Germans.
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As I settled into looking, I sensed that the key to understanding the work was both before me and elsewhere.
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The equipment sensed an 'abnormality' and decided to open a breaker which cut the power to the field for 34 minutes.
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As he started to make his way into the darkened floor, motion detectors sensed his presence and light flooded the room.
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"Once Annabella began to walk down the aisle, the guests sensed Gabriel's reaction and they began to cheer loudly," he said.
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People like Zolper and Dwyer and Huffaker were trying to close that distance because they sensed the damage it could do.
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Perhaps as a result of this education, as a teen I sought control over the disorder I sensed in my body.
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He sensed the human in Central before he saw her because they jostled thought to thought along the same mental freeways.
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Smith sensed that kind of moment when he accompanied the Peace Warriors to Parkland and later to Washington for the march.
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Who among us, after a late night of browsing, has not sensed the delirious rumblings of an ancient and unspeakable horror?
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The New Orleans crowd sensed a major comeback from a team that had blown three fourth-quarter leads in consecutive losses.
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Wiemann tells PEOPLE that relatives sensed that abuse was occurring during the two years that Jennifer and Joey were a couple.
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Senior White House aides said on Wednesday that the president sensed the healthcare effort could be salvaged despite the grim outlook.
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While in situ, it will create new elements that can be added to the structure based on real-time sensed data.
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Changes in features, forinstance whether the corners of the mouth are moving up or down,are sensed and interpreted, Phillips explained.
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The detector sensed the incredibly small ripples in spacetime via the lasers moving in and out of phase with one another.
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The house manager sensed something was wrong, walked over to the balcony and saw the man peering through Demi's bedroom window.
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But Ventura sensed that the players had a certainty of purpose, regardless of the LaRoche issue, that would serve them well.
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As I entered, I could tell that even my mother sensed it would be a bad idea to mention Russell's gift.
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Law and Tyan sensed that, given the importance he attached to "Fiddler," his decline might accelerate once the play was over.
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Sarah Eamigh, a passenger on the flight, told CNN partner CTV News that passengers sensed something was wrong during the flight.
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But Clady had sensed long before that, in May 2015, that his career with the Broncos might not last much longer.
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Feeley sensed that Trump saw every unknown person as a threat, and that his first instinct was to annihilate that threat.
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He sensed that his friend's desires, which had once been silent but powerful, were now also numbed: no words, no feelings.
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Trump and the Brexiters sensed the anxiety of many and promised to build a wall against these howling winds of change.
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The prosecutor hadn't been speaking long, however, when his team, next to him in the prosecution box, sensed something was wrong.
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He was picking through news archives, searching for the rare journalist who traced or sensed the cold shadow of SubGeo 4.
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Maybe Kelly sensed that his cult following owed some debt to the historical moment that Donnie Darko had accidentally tapped into.
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The fatigue that Bennett sensed before opening night has gone general: kneeling is no longer the litmus test that it was.
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He was scanning the wine list, and I sensed he was hoping I'd share a bottle of French rosé with him.
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"We sensed the anger in '13 and '14," Mr. McDaniel said in an interview at his law practice in downtown Laurel.
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I sensed that losing would dampen his ardor, so I left my king open to attack, letting him checkmate me twice.
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Even when he was a little kid, his relatives — his cousin, his aunt and uncle — already sensed his ability to manipulate.
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He sensed the disease eating at Western democracies — a globalized elite's abandonment of the working class and the hinterland — before anyone.
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Was that something you sensed from the start, or was there a moment during the tournament that gave you that feeling?
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Victims sensed a moment that might mean they would be believed — that they might not be attacked or smeared or belittled.
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Adam Clark-Joseph was standing in the kitchen of his apartment in Urbana, Illinois, when he sensed that something was off.
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Chris Coons (D-Del.), who is among the most popular members among Republicans, said he'd sensed a shift among his colleagues.
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Don't throw callout stones in glass fandom houses, because Tumblr sensed an even deeper reason for the highly publicized scam callout.
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He said he heard the engineer mumble something, looked up and sensed the train had become "airborne," according to the NTSB.
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He couldn't even bring himself to train his own nephew after he sensed a bit of the dark side in him.
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"The impact of coronavirus and Chinese tourists not coming has been particularly sensed since the beginning of February," he told Reuters.
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One day, however, her defibrillator sensed an irregular heartbeat and released a shock — along with a wireless message to Astrea's doctors.
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"The impact of coronavirus and Chinese tourists not coming has been particularly sensed since the beginning of February," he told Reuters.
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By 1976, Mr. Azzawi sensed that Iraq was becoming a totalitarian state, with art serving only to glorify the Baath Party.
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Over time, I sensed that our willingness to plug in (and ignore each other) was affecting the quality of our interactions.
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We have sensed that the government is aware of the financial challenges and has made the economic recovery a top priority.
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I was violently startled when a group of horses in an adjacent field suddenly sensed me passing, took fright and bolted.
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Both had signed up because they sensed that meeting a religiously compatible partner in their daily lives might be a challenge.
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To this day, the fact that my co-star sensed I was pooping out on my job fills me with shame.
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I sensed McCain missed the more chaotic atmosphere, but I also understood that he felt a bit betrayed by the press.
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Chris Olmstead, the young man who would soon take up the role of his congressional campaign manager, sensed danger and interjected.
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The two first met when they were introduced by a mutual makeup artist, and Hutchins sensed that Jenner needed accounting help.
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I first sensed this shortly after leaving Google and joining a company with a high ratio of female to male employees.
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In past, countries in Latin America may have sensed they could benefit by playing the US and China against each other.
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I sensed it was an intelligence service trying to collect information on the accounts that might join these obviously fake groups.
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And even though her history seemed unlikely and he wasn't entirely sure about the supernatural, he sensed her beliefs were genuine.
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Bowie sensed his own greatness and was able to cope with it, as many great artists do, by surpassing his context.
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Instead, I sensed a genuine willingness to address the magazine's past and to improve the ways it depicts people of color.
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Trump sensed that Republican primary voters didn't want a sober, experienced conservative who might alter the course of the Obama years.
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After the band's first studio recording with Tina netted Ike $25,000, he sensed an opportunity that had nothing to do with love.
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It got a lot scarier to be an immigrant in the US. And I was just a kid, but I sensed it.
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She was still recovering from her stroke, and even though my father sensed some harm had come to her, he didn't ask.
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I froze, deflated, and sensed my mom's concerned eyes watching me while my friends' stray snickers escaped around the picnic table's perimeter.
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Circulating among them, I sensed the presence of that spirit that presides whenever so many ardent believers come together in its name.
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When I saw a student pour a bucket of rotten paste over our school principal in 1966, I sensed something wasn't right.
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And, also, during the discussions here in Washington, D.C. I sensed, somehow, Chinese economy is likely to recover in the second half.
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"In that moment, as though it had heard my commentary and sensed what I thought about it, the work shattered," she said.
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We messed around with it for, like, two hours, and immediately, I sensed, this is a capability we could use right now.
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Trump's campaign sensed an opening in Michigan in the election's final week, buying ads and holding a rally during a late rush.
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The title referred to the madness visited upon haberdashers by an invisible force, something to which he perhaps sensed a modern analog.
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Afterward, he was asked if he sensed it might be his last homer as a Red in the Great American Ball Park.
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The sold-out crowd came prepared, singing along with the new music at least on choruses, and Morris sensed that they would.
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When I was photographing the Eiffel Tower, for example, the P23 Pro camera sensed a blue sky and amped up its saturation.
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The other dealers "sensed" the officers' presence and began firing randomly, and "to save life and government property", the officers fired back.
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But the Baptist pastor said he also sensed the pull of something deeper, perhaps even divine, in the aftermath of the fires.
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I sensed a vomit eruption was about to happen so [I] grabbed the nearest bin, only to find the bin was perforated.
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Others, however, said that if markets sensed a political upheaval, even one without Cristina Fernandez at the helm, it could create volatility.
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As my parents sensed me deteriorating both physically and mentally, they each called me daily to urge me to go into rehab.
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They pair clearly sensed the significance of their birth dates, so they chose to get married on April 4, or 4/4.
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Lalonde said that as a white woman, she's sensed that people think they can get away with making racist remarks around her.
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This shit lit But then something delightful happened: whoever was running the St. Louis Blues Twitter sensed a change in the air.
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Yet, the rocket automatically sensed a catastrophic failure and rapidly aborted the launch, sending the crew capsule away from the failing rocket.
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At that point, Allen said, knowing his community and its strained relationship with police, he sensed that something was going to happen.
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Clearly, she sensed she occupied a surrogate mother role—however temporary, to the young women who passed in front of her lens.
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The brothers had a sales strategy in place, large retail partners, and an established brand name, but they sensed a changing climate.
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" Nonetheless, Kinnon sensed a certain potential in the internet's "hey girl" bea: "I knew that he was a very musical guy already.
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We messed around with it for, like, two hours, and immediately, I sensed — this is a capability we could use right now.
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Marsico says that when the worker spotted one of the children, they immediately sensed something was wrong and the police were contacted.
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When I started saying my goodbyes, I sensed Kahlil thought we wouldn't talk again—that he was just another project for me.
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Plus, I've sensed a shift away from aggressive seasonings and toward rubs that accentuate, not dominate, the quality of the smoked meats.
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His argument would have been the same, the viewer sensed, if he and Rubio had been sitting together alone, without the crowd.
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Uzoma Nkwonta, a lawyer for Nelson's campaign, clearly sensed on Wednesday that Walker would likely extend the deadline by a few days.
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I certainly sensed at some point that I was already in the afterlife, since my existence could have easily ended long ago.
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The car's lidar had spotted the man and the car sensed he was likely to dart into the road — and he did.
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He sensed that his feelings were unreasonable and he struggled to dismiss them, disliking himself for what seemed to be a selfishness.
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As for the aura of contrivance he has sensed in some immersive attractions, he says it comes from an excess of exposition.
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By early 2016, when Bell made the trip to South Africa, both men sensed that a brutal confrontation between them was inevitable.
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In Cora's young mind I sensed room for some next-level travel, aimed not at museums or beach resorts but eerie vastness.
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I'm sure she sensed I was all sorts of messed up, but I'm guessing she chalked it up to typical ghetto craziness.
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"This gnawed at us, because we sensed the wrongfulness and we knew that Jason and others were living the consequences," Kerry said.
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A big crowd of autograph seekers perked up as they sensed me approaching and deflated again when they realized who it was.
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The cars sensed that they were undergoing stationary tests on rollers if the steering wheel did not move more than 15 degrees.
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By the end of the episode, Weber was left feeling emotionally drained and Sluss, unaware of Prewett's departure, sensed something was off.
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Anticipating the escape from New York, some businesses outside the city were clearly overlooking any potential threat and instead sensed an opportunity.
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"(The government) said in the news that they're doing a better job now, but I haven't sensed any of that," she said.
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Some are hidden away and others are on mobile launchers that could be moved if North Korea sensed an attack was coming.
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"They are in new surroundings and they have just run away from a place where they most likely sensed danger," she said.
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" Later, when Jessa-Lynn develops a crush on an older, elegant woman, I sensed strains of Patricia Highsmith's "The Price of Salt.
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The questions seemed innocent on the surface, but she sensed that the students were really asking what box to put her in.
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Helen Gao BEIJING — In the fall of 227, as I began my last year of graduate school, I sensed something was wrong.
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But on Thursday morning, Taz, a 6-year-old Rottweiler, sensed something different about a bone tangled in a bed of kelp.
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Yet, when I told a sister in the ministry about it, she wished me well, but I sensed reservation in her voice.
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Newman sensed that there was something disruptive to progressive orthodoxy in Peterson's worldview, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it.
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Anthony Marino set his mobile phone to "Do Not Disturb" before going to bed, but he sensed it flicker in the dark.
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Trump began her modeling career, while still a teenager, the whole family sensed opportunity, according to those who knew them in Slovenia.
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It seemed like a low-risk situation, but as soon as Gsellman fell behind three balls to one strike, Ron sensed danger.
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Her then-2½-year-old daughter sensed her mother's internal demons, prompting the star to take control finally of her mental health.
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Perhaps he sensed that returning to Leicester, where his career topped out, would simply serve to remind him that he had fallen.
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In early November of 2017, Ms. Cobb sensed that Ms. Simpson was ready to address her problem after a particularly drunk Halloween.
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This time around, Pyongyang — and Beijing — saw Trump's statements, as a candidate and then as president, and sensed that something was different.
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The firm said it sensed a "high degree of confidence" that a "growth at scale" agenda is working for the coffee chain.
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While he was chilling in threatening bursts of half-spoken Sprechstimme, you sensed that this man's life could have ended up differently.
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Since his release, he has sensed a deepening anger toward the regime, and he believes that the political climate may be changing.
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Back then, I sensed the reverence that was still reserved for Robinson in my household, even though he had by then retired.
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Some of us sensed that on the subject of war the passage of time works like the slow opening of an aperture.
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Among his friends, he said, he sensed a profound sense of betrayal that Britain was not exiting on March 29, as promised.
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Sugita, who had lost his last seven Tour level matches, sensed that too and knew his only chance was an early attack.
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I sensed that he would be willing to do that, and I was empathetic to him, and I was on his side.
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I think you wanted to be alone and sensed it had become the loneliest place in the house, where something else had died.
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Ever since the first trailer for Star Wars: The Last Jedi hit the internet, fans have sensed a great disturbance in the Force.
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But she sensed a greater defeat: The fact that Ancestry had jumped the line in the records request didn't sit right with her.
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Within moments I sensed a flood of warmth through my whole body — just a cascade of what felt like fire but didn't burn.
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Before he read a draft of this essay, my husband may have sensed this instinctively, hence his uncharacteristic stubbornness about naming our children.
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Caitlyn sensed Khloé's distance and called Kris to discuss the issue and try and get the momager to talk Khloé into seeing her.
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Feeld's creators obviously sensed there could be some issues, since they spelled out a few dos and don'ts as part of their manifesto.
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The agreement with Phoenix states that Marines units "may collect overhead imagery and remote sensed data of buildings and property" during the exercises.
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After Google sensed that potential hurdle, it went to great lengths to convince the State Department that it was making the wrong move.
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Like other matrimonial websites, this one sensed exactly what its users desired—more people like us—and went all out to provide it.
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The television producer sensed the need for a lifestyle change as her job often demanded long hours in front of a computer screen.
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Last November, the CDC released a report which confirmed something many of us have long sensed: Americans don't eat enough fruits and vegetables.
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" When her husband was nearing the end and put his hand in hers, Ms. Hellrung said, "I sensed he was in complete peace.
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Hecht sensed that the growing urban audience of the Depression wanted the fast life; it wanted high-octane banter and sex as warfare.
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I sensed Michael knew better, but any negative reaction to the brand, or suggestion that it wasn't being managed well, he took personally.
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He sensed a growing desperation in the black community, and he was working behind the scenes with Martin Luther King Jr. and others.
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The parking sensors were still functioning and pinged when they sensed I was near a rosemary bush at the edge of my driveway.
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Luckily, the bag experts at Caraa must've sensed my desperation because they sent me the brand's Travel Kit in the nick of time.
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O'Brady said he woke on Christmas morning at more than 8,000 feet above sea level, yet he sensed that his moment had arrived.
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He sensed that Boone wished Hinch had considered him for the bench-coach job he had given to Alex Cora before last season.
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Then, after Mr. Baker had spent nearly six years incarcerated in America, Canada elected a new government, and Mr. Baker sensed an opportunity.
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Tonal had sensed that my last set of curls was too easy, and helpfully — perhaps sadistically — added more weight for the next set.
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Crossover is far from the only company that has sensed an opportunity for optimization in the streams of data produced by digital workers.
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Proponents of Brexit sensed closure, while opponents took to the streets outside Westminster by the hundreds of thousands to demand a new referendum.
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Krzykowski thought of screaming for help, but she sensed that the guard who had vanished would not come rushing back if she did.
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While reaching out and feeling the Force, Rey told Luke she sensed there was a dark place, beneath the island of Ahch-To.
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"She's really good with being in front of the camera and speaking and everything," said Ward, who sensed that Allen's interests lay elsewhere.
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Aides sensed that could change Friday, and Buttigieg quickly parried each attack before retreating to well-rehearsed sections of his usual stump speech.
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These changes were not lost on the Chinese audience, many of whom sensed while watching the film in theaters that something was amiss.
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The world fell in love with the Canadian singer-songwriter more than 45 years ago because it sensed from the beginning his emotional generosity.
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Father Carroll has sensed an increasing fear in the United States of the threat perceived to be pouring in through the country's southern border.
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After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, I sensed a widespread perception among Americans that the U.S. had "won" the Cold War.
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But he was a great listener—you always sensed he was there, but people would feel awkward and try to fill in the space.
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I started more than once, fidgeted nervously when things grew too foreboding or I sensed I could not trust the screen with my attention.
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The center where I volunteered told me to avoid religious references and "Christian speak" if we sensed the woman would be offended by it.
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This is most clearly sensed in his later, more alarming treatments of the Japanese Bridge in burning yellows and oranges, as if actually alight.
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The Virginian Pilot reports:As the Hawkeye snagged the No. 4 wire, its three-person crew first sensed normal deceleration followed by a loud bang.
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I sensed Shannon was becoming a bit of a birthday diva—free weed and birthday wishes is maybe too many niceties even for Vancouver.
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Manchin did not give details about the call but said he sensed "a complete opportunity" for new gun-safety legislation, according to the magazine.
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The homemade devices would power on when they sensed the light had turned off in the apartment, allowing the family to navigate the darkness.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoAfter the latest MacBook Pro refresh failed to deliver the kind of features buyers really wanted, Apple's competitors sensed weaknesss.
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LIGO has since sensed a total of four of these cosmic tremors, all of which were likely created by binary black hole system mergers.
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Inoki said he sensed more LDP members were beginning to think dialogue was needed, but admitted the hurdle to an Abe visit was high.
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I dreaded leaving Trico's side — not because I sensed danger that only a giant bird-cat could face, but because I just felt lonely.
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In 2013, with Curry's contract up for renewal, Under Armour, which had been selling basketball shoes for only a few years, sensed an opportunity.
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And I felt that she sensed that this was her opportunity to move beyond all this -- to move beyond the folly of her youth.
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The 2006 U.S. Open champion broke in the following game and held to clinch the second set as Babos sensed her chance was gone.
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Clinton and her extended orbit have sensed an unfamiliar opportunity: The so-called vast right-wing conspiracy might actually be lending her a hand.
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" Now that Hal sensed the conversation was not about budgets or layoffs, she felt comfortable saying, "It'd be nice to get two more U87s.
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She sensed a move could be in the future, and was already making plans for where her dolls would go in her new room.
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BGSU neuroscientist Dr Robert Huber created a computer system that sensed when fruit flies had alighted a small platform and fed from a tube.
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His other beliefs I had sensed and anticipated, but given our sexual compatibility, I hadn't expected him to believe a woman shouldn't initiate sex.
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Even after the team won a title — validating its patient, deliberate overhaul — Mejdal said he sensed resentment in the way others view the organization.
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She was only 19, but sensed the mounting threats as the Nazis marched by her house in Russelsheim, and her father's store was vandalized.
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Garrett sensed from Antetokounmpo's early days that he would be a remarkable player; he always arrived hours before games to work on his skills.
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I pretended not to understand, turning the conversation toward where to go for the best walk in the countryside, and sensed the ranger's relief.
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Though, I have always sensed that the men who ask this question have never given a woman enough pleasure to recognize it as such.
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As a father you want your children to be proud of you, and I sensed for him it was really important that we win.
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Ira's cooperation has been bought and paid for by Axe, who sensed the man's financial and emotional desperation the way a shark smells blood.
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The people converging on the Plaza del Zócalo from all over the country weren't the only ones who sensed opportunity in the new administration.
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He sensed that his family had always known that he was different and accepted him as such, even though they never talked about it.
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The trade came together in about 48 hours, in part because Granderson and the Rays sensed the urgency created by Duda's switch of teams.
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The Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) recently sensed gravitational waves from a collision of two neutron stars — the second such event ever detected.
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Shaima had not been told of the news, but as cousins whom she hadn't seen for years began arriving, she sensed something was wrong.
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Yet many of the families drawn to the cemetery on Tuesday said that they sensed an increasingly sinister mood behind the pattern of threats.
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I sensed where Ms. Fridlund was heading before she started dropping explicit clues, and even if I hadn't, I suspect I'd have been underwhelmed.
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He sensed not just dislike, he said, but also fear — a fear so extreme that it suggested some of the characteristics of a phobia.
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While he was supposed to be calling the Chiefs game, Harlan sensed the moment, and quickly pivoted into play-by-play for the Dolphins.
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Yang has also sensed an opportunity in New Hampshire, visiting it five times in the past three months and more than 20 times total.
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I sensed that it would be difficult to speak about this harrowing subject with him, that it would put a strain on our relationship.
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In effect, the system would automatically push the nose down if it sensed that the plane's angle was creating the risk of a stall.
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But she also sensed a perhaps unintended subtext: The author was saying, "''Look at me, look how they all wanted me,'" Ms. Weber suggested.
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But she also sensed a perhaps unintended subtext: The author was saying, "''Look at me, look how they all wanted me,'" Ms. Weber suggested.
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His parents, Chuck and Noemi, sensed something was wrong when they visited him for a game; so did Wojciechowski and the Golden Eagles' staff.
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I don't think I put things to myself in those terms then, but I sensed a fissure in me that would otherwise never heal.
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She grew up in a haunted house in Chicago's North Center neighborhood, where she routinely heard footsteps and sensed the presence of unseen things.
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Ultimately, the conclusion was that even a computer sensed a hint of bitchiness, just as society does, which means we aren't making this condition up.
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By the end of May 221, a week or so before Angela filed her restraining order, Hadley sensed something strange was happening to her accounts.
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She first ran and lost in 2016, but said she has sensed a shift this year as people have grown fed up with budget cuts.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - When Iranian-born German academic Erfan Kasraie received an email from The Wall Street Journal requesting an interview, he sensed something was amiss.
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It was at that point that you sensed that we'd all realized that this really wasn't going to be like a real, normal, commercial flight.
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However, his mother who lives in Italy sensed something was wrong one day earlier when Zamperoni missed their daily phone call, according to NBC 4.
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Perhaps because, at the G7 meeting in Sicily last month, he sensed his fellow leaders disliked him, even as they urged him not to withdraw.
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Twice in the fourth quarter, Brady sensed a Denver blitz and audibled to splitting tailback James White wide and sending him on a fly route.
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Adams got a spot as a commentator on a Chicago cable talk show, "Inside the Bears," but Pietrucha sensed he would be more successful elsewhere.
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I sensed this form was articulating some complex ideas in a nonlinguistic way and that it could make the leap physically as a sculptural form.
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He sensed that voters are more than adding machines, weighing the costs and benefits of this stale tax plan or that tired promise of help.
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But the industry sensed hope as regulators stuck to derivatives liberalization throughout 2018 despite slumping share prices, in stark contrast to their response in 2016.
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News this week, Tanya, who married Alan in 2005, said that it's "devastating" to know that Henry had sensed something was wrong with Alan's heart.
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Hayhoe sensed an opportunity to make climate communication more fun for a much broader audience — crucially, an audience that wasn't already invested in climate change.
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Recent devices sensed when government devices were attached and calibrated the engine to perform in a manner consistent with what the government considered acceptable results.
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After the unthinkable happened, maybe Clear Channel, like so many other companies, sensed that the national mood was one of fear and panic and sadness.
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I sensed right away that she's the kind of person who knows how to fall in love and has been in love, as I had.
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Second, we have to accept that the massively organic digital world cannot be accurately predicted and controlled; rather, it must be sensed and responded to.
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Sara admired Mona—her impeccable taste, how quickly she connected with other women—but she also sensed that the parties were a kind of audition.
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It is the opposite of the title track, in which O'Connor expresses a commitment to remain brave within the solitude she sensed was her destiny.
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But it also demands consistent effort from four lines, and when Sullivan sensed that their conditioning was lacking, he increased the intensity of their practices.
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For months, tensions had been deepening between May and staunch Brexiteers, who sensed that the Prime Minister was conceding more and more in the negotiations.
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A reporter and Manchester United fan named Jim White sensed that history was being made, and decided to write a book about the team's progress.
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Mr. Dmitrichenko, whose specialty as a Bolshoi soloist was playing villains, said he had not sensed so much as a ripple of disapproval while exercising.
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Kardashian West said she was feeling anxiety before the trip, something that had never happened before, and her then 3-year-old daughter sensed it.
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The biggest stakes were on the Republican side, and the voters sensed it; turnout in Kansas, for example, was more than double that of 2012.
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Cubs centerfielder Rick Monday had experience dealing with streakers, drunks, and other intruders in the outfield, but he sensed something was different and otherwise awry.
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Brazil's currency BRBY strengthened as investors sensed the court would likely favor Temer, raising the survival chances of his measures to close the budget deficit.
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He didn't understand the exact nature of their water game, but he sensed if there were a time to make his move, this was it.
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Hill told Taylor that Volker met with Giuliani to discuss Ukraine, which concerned Taylor because he further sensed that the two channels were at odds.
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Julio Rayos, a neighbor who lives a few homes away and knew the man was deaf, said he saw the confrontation unfold and sensed trouble.
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Stepan said he sensed he might not return after the Rangers lost to the Ottawa Senators in the second round of the 2016-19 playoffs.
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Her mother, Carrie, who worked at the gym, said she sensed her daughter was struggling in 2014, around the time Dr. Nassar first abused her.
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When a friend asked her to accompany her to a tattooing session, and the design matched her vision, she sensed that something special was happening.
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That's not a great return on investment, which Steyer must have sensed as he dropped out of the race Saturday night after the disappointing finish.
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When we viewed photographs and film of the annihilated cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we sensed that the world could be ended by nuclear weapons.
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Jane Goade of Carl Junction took refuge in a storm shelter under her house with her family and neighbors as they sensed a tornado approaching.
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I sensed that I would need some connection over the coming weeks and a break in the monotony of hanging out in my apartment alone.
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I sensed that I would need some connection over the coming weeks and a break in the monotony of hanging out in my apartment alone.
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However, I sensed that to casual passers-by — many of whom appeared not to be social scientists — the display seemed to enhance the Christmas spirit.
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In recent interviews, elected officials, pastors, political strategists and voters all said they sensed far less ferocity around an issue that once electrified Alabama politics.
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The reporters sensed progress in October, when, on a tip from Senator Robert F. Kennedy, who had soured on the war — Kraslow visited Cambridge, Mass.
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She and her family had come annually on the anniversary of the fire, but she said she sensed that this would be her last time.
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The colors and surfaces of the papers are overly intense and matched to the hosiery; secrets of the flesh are sensed, displaced and remain hidden.
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But he said that marketing companies now sensed that a significant portion of the American public had tired of bracing for the next mass shooting.
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After the shooting, she sensed the mood was different when she walked into the class of one of the chaperones of the New Zealand trip.
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By Tuesday afternoon, Mr. Trump's staff sensed the culmination of a familiar cycle: The president was about to revert to his initial, more defiant stance.
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Perhaps Tillerson did have something of an inkling as to what was coming -- and his counterparts in Africa may too have sensed it this weekend.
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M.B.Z. appears to have sensed that Tehran was starting to see Trump as a paper tiger — leaving the U.A.E. dangerously exposed to further Iranian aggression.
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Dees, the painting contractor from Many, Louisiana, a town of about 2,700 people, said he sensed rising anger among black residents after Trump's unexpected victory.
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"The potential I sensed in this story was a debate, an almost Talmudic disputation, between a progressive and a conservative," he said in an interview.
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I followed a few feet behind Emir as quietly as I could, but after a few steps, the school apparently sensed us and darted left.
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"Duck Dynasty" sensed that viewers would happily embrace the reality that they wanted, even if it was a manipulated or outright invented version of reality.
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As the craft vibrated, she sensed "the quiver until she felt an answering quiver pass through her like an echo coming off a cliff face".
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The bacterium will swim in a straight line as long as the chemicals it senses seem better now than those it sensed a moment ago.
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He had worked next door to a day spa in Philadelphia that had been raided by the police and sensed something was wrong here, too.
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He said little of note, but I sensed from watching him that he was bored by vacation and wanted to engage with the news media.
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That panel, which Sarver also participated in, seemed at times uneasy, as the panelists perhaps sensed that the overwhelmingly female attendees appeared to lean liberal.
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" Cramer sensed that the declines across the software sector were based on "nothing, other than perhaps a sense that the global economy's slowing and slowing rapidly.
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"If I hadn't known of the recent events I would definitely not have sensed a significant difference between this year and last," said an American financier.
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It's likely that the people who declined his job offers sensed the President's lack of respect for their expertise and the conditional quality of his support.
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Williams, standing next to her, sensed the emotion, moved closer to Osaka, and wrapped her arm around her in a comforting gesture after a tough defeat.
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She sensed things were wrong when he pulled over near an elementary school and noticed that the passenger side door didn't have an easily accessible handle.
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Because of this dynamic, other Republicans sensed an opening in this year's primary, with a number of candidates — including Bright — lining up to take her on.
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Still, Curtin sensed that consumers were still saving money as a precaution, as uncertainty looms over the Federal Reserve's interest rate increases and the presidential election.
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Today, Forest Park has a poverty rate of 32.7 percent, and Goodman, driving there for the first time, sensed that the area had been hollowed out.
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She did not quit her job at Random House until she published "Tar Baby" in 1981 and sensed she could support her sons with her books.
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Meanwhile, Chang sensed Lendl could tell he was tired, so he tried to keep the ball in play and make Chang run and wear himself out.
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But Damon enjoyed the experience and said he sensed right away that Adam Rippon would win the mirror ball trophy, which he did on Monday night.
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The year-plus since Trump declared his candidacy isn't the first stretch in recent memory when minorities have sensed a heightened level of resentment from whites.
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Even as we watched others in this office falter, we never sensed that the very essence of what made us a great country was under attack.
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The team sensed a solution was possible, if they could find a protagonist who jumped while speeding, and somehow caused damage to enemies by jumping alone.
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The Reddit fallout from the Orlando shooting makes stark something that lots of people probably already kind of sensed: The default Reddit experience is a failure.
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He also sensed that the accident of his fall had not been the only danger in which he had stood … in which perhaps he still stood.
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Deadline reported that late last month, Thurber and Johnson sensed Universal was getting cold feet on the project, which by then had Gadot and Reynolds attached.
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One such defender, Iceland's Ragnar Sigurdsson, made the tackle of the tournament when he sensed the danger of England's Jamie Vardy honing in on a goal.
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The first hints of change appeared in 213, when local restaurateurs sensed that it was time for a new culinary style with a new lifestyle fantasy.
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The public has sensed the effort that goes into her appearances, the careful titration of her comebacks for fear of appearing witchy or harsh or emasculating.
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Mr. Bentz said the swimmers tried to leave the station, having sensed that they could get into trouble after employees witnessed their behavior, the police said.
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The letter But a handful of journalists, along with the Judge John Sirica, who presided over the burglars' trials, sensed there was more to the story.
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But the victim said she sensed he lacked genuine remorse; instead of apologizing for sexually assaulting another person, he focused on the alcohol consumed, she said.
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I sensed City's high-level suite probing mine, getting past my false ID. The kibe started to speak in the anomalous baritone of a famous actor.
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He also sensed danger for stocks that had premium, growth-like valuations even though they were highly cyclical in nature and vulnerable to an economic crunch.
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Durbin also said that he sensed the officials were reluctant to "break with the President" in terms of his desire for a wall and $5.7 billion.
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I wanted to say something reassuring, but I sensed that my presence and the disastrous scenario it had compelled him to imagine had triggered his anxiety.
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But in scenarios in which long-term phenomena are being sensed and computed, particularly those involved in monitoring the human body, it should work out well.
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The producer will admit it's nice to be back in The Cool Kids, but in some ways he always sensed they were ahead of their time.
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If he was proved right, he was undoubtedly gratified, but I always sensed that his true gratification came from the doing of things, not the rewards.
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Calling Mr. Chan the Chinese "god of songs," Zenith's chief executive, Julien Tornare, said he sensed a kinship between the Swiss watch house and the singer.
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In some cases the victims heard nothing, while others sensed deafening sound, but all suffered symptoms such as nausea, dizziness and temporary hearing or memory loss.
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The first life unconsciously "sensed" or "registered" states of affairs — dangers, the integrity of its boundaries, temperature and light sources — and made adjustments to sustain itself.
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It was an odd and belated sense of validation for the graffiti artists, even though they sensed that Mr. Wolkoff's legal team underestimated the art form.
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Mr. Curd, an orthopedic surgeon, said he has sensed little displeasure among residents over the way lawmakers operate or over the repeal of the ethics initiative.
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"My job is to continue to be optimistic," Mr. Morneau said, suggesting that he sensed a desire by the United States to preserve the trilateral pact.
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He has managed to navigate the business so well because he did develop a vision, one that sensed when tectonic shifts were about to take place.
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Trump sensed the deep anxiety of some white Americans — their inextricable fear of racial and economic decline — and promised a government for them and against others.
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They highlighted that their reporters assigned to the special counsel grand jury proceedings sensed "unusual grand jury activity" in the days leading up to the takedown.
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New Orleans officials said they sensed that the bruising global confrontations might make the online room-rental company more willing to compromise than in the past.
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" Camus's daughter, Catherine, who also lives in Lourmarin, had sensed something in Mortensen's pensive performance in a film adaptation of her father's short story "The Guest.
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More than ever, Mahomes sensed that the game, and Kansas City's quest to win its first Super Bowl in 249 years, was again on his shoulders.
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Ms. Walsh continued to appear on his show for about four months, but she said she sensed that he had become cold toward her on camera.
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From the moment Dawn Fitzpatrick stepped onto the American Stock Exchange trading floor as a clerk in 1992, she sensed that the odds were against her.
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If the dog sensed an impending meltdown, he could nuzzle into the child and use his usual body language to try to calm him or her.
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The rejection — and the expected backlash by environmental advocates — seemed to be sensed in Albany, where lawmakers were offering new plans even before the governor acted.
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"Being in Diyarbakır brings about methods of coping with hard times through the arts," Gökçe said with the same sense of defiance I sensed in Özgen.
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Mercifully, the cashier sensed my trepidation and asked if I wanted my burgers "all the way," with every standard topping — mustard, pickles, onions, tomato, and lettuce.
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Nami, a former Turkish Cypriot foreign minister, said he sensed "huge fatigue" in his community and that he believed the same applied on the Greek Cypriot side.
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As Jayme said her name and asked for help, Nutter sensed the girl's fear after realizing how close they stood to the cabin Jayme had just fled.
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The sculpture contained sensors, gears, and an Arduino processor that sensed changes in the temperature and the light, which caused the tower's nine tiers to spin independently.
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Hero the diabetic alert dog sensed something was wrong with her 4-year-old human friend Sadie and did what she's trained to do: alert Sadie's parents.
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The glass work shattered to pieces "as though it had heard my commentary and sensed what I thought about it," according to Mexican art critic Avelina Lésper.
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Previously, the only form of biometric authentication (aka using your body's data) on the iPhone was through Touch ID on the home button, which sensed your fingerprint.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 5 (Reuters) - When Iranian-born German academic Erfan Kasraie received an email from The Wall Street Journal requesting an interview, he sensed something was amiss.
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But even some of his staunchest critics told BuzzFeed News they have sensed some positive changes in the country in the eight months that he's held office.
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"(They) took their eye off the ball there, the enemy sensed weakness and struck and gained a victory that I think will probably be fleeting," Townsend said.
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Some of the show's characters, like Veronica (Juno Temple) and Terra (Julia Garner), sensed danger the moment they met John Meehan (Eric Bana), their mother's new boyfriend.
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But Lori had sensed some reluctance on my part to push toward doing so, and she called me out on it—in about the kindest way possible.
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In Crystal City, Matthew Kelly, CEO of real estate investment trust JBG Smith, sensed a potential opportunity almost from the moment Amazon issued its request for proposals.
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It appealed to those who, like the Kaczynskis, felt they deserved more, and who sensed that, while they might be prospering, well-connected insiders were doing better.
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Experts who spoke to CNBC say nervous investors sensed that its contracts were getting cancelled or delayed and the turnaround wasn't progressing as fast as it should.
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The show asks visitors "to think about time from an Indigenous perspective, to consider how it is marked, observed, and sensed," writes Gilchrist in a museum announcement.
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It seems that Amazon—the omniscient online marketplace already responsible for gifting us pizza drones and human-free food shops—has sensed our collective yearning for comfort.
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"During the lovemaking, I sensed all kinds of things about him – his name was Robert and he lived over 100 years ago," she recounted to the tabloid.
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A lack was sensed; a printmaking society was formed by publisher Alfred Cadart and printer Auguste Delâtre, the Société des Aquafortistes; and, remarkably, a revival was engendered.
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He didn't have a circular sensor clipped near his tiny chest to chart his breathing, nor did he sleep on a crib sheet that sensed his movements.
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You couldn't have anticipated how much that was true, but I sensed that that was happening, and I was able to point to the beginnings of it.
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Democrats have sensed an opportunity, and Hillary Clinton has begun going after some of Jeb Bush's top donors in a bid to help fund her presidential run.
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Even then, I sensed it was telling me something dire — something the grown-ups either didn't know or wouldn't admit — about what I was going to lose.
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Scott, who has an "A+" rating from the National Rifle Association, may have sensed the changing political tide as he backed new gun regulations earlier this year.
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Living together brings a daunting set of roadblocks; even with English as a common tongue, Collins sensed she would never truly know her future spouse that way.
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Toews had wanted to give Mel life on the page one last time, but, as she wrote, she sensed that she was beginning to lose her sister.
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Mr. Pappalardo sensed that employees might view the request as "an intimidating and discouraging task," so he reminded them to mix friendly charm with bottom-line reality.
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Shortly after arriving on the scene, firefighters sensed the highway's collapse was imminent and stopped traffic on I-85, according to Atlanta Fire Rescue Department spokesman Sgt.
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And our handshake, I sensed, had completed our conversation in the secret language of male intimacy, a language in which I am still struggling to gain fluency.
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At one point, watching Kjartansson's facial expression grow increasingly blissed-out and almost absent, his eyes directed heavenward, I sensed an echo of Bernini's ecstatic St. Teresa.
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She had somehow sensed that he'd returned to this place, was compelled to call him and was now going to tell him what he needed to know.
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But I felt you were close today, when I was here, in my room with the machines, I sensed you were close, perhaps walking past the building.
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Somehow he sensed the potential for such madness in the war-crazed Europe of 1914 and 1915 — and in the life of his tyrannical, guilt-inducing father.
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"He sensed that I was romantic, and somehow it was the beauty that got me, I think: the beauty of his art and his courtship," she said.
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While the line was indeed poor in 2018, he often sensed pressure that wasn't there, bailing on an adequate pocket and creating actual pressure in the process.
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We were 14, and although I was not very concerned with fitting in, reading the room, I sensed I had said something that should not be repeated.
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The people weeping on the banks of the Seine must have sensed this, even if they could not put into words exactly what they were weeping over.
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She sighed a tiny bit as we waited for the F train, and I sensed the sigh was not directed solely at the tiresome weekend subway schedule.
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Mr. Roth already sensed he was gay — so, it seemed, did those bullies — and Warhol and Capote showed him that this didn't have to limit his options.
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When Mikhail Gorbachev became the leader of the Soviet Union in 1985, we sensed that it was only a matter of time before the Hungarian regime unraveled.
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"I had always sensed, even among the most confident black people, that their fear was right there at the top, ready to overwhelm them," he told me.
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The chief executive would not be drawn on who was potentially funding an apparently well-organized student protest group but sensed there was evidence of foreign influence.
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The SEALs said they had sensed opinion shifting against Chief Gallagher in recent weeks because of how he campaigned for clemency on social media and Fox News.
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The freeze in interest rates was largely anticipated by markets, however, the shift in language caused sterling to jump higher as investors sensed a more hawkish approach.
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Wawrinka said he sensed something was wrong with Djokovic, and assumed it was his balky shoulder, but was playing so well he did not change his approach.
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But I would say that deep inside me I sensed quite recently what my main interest is — and that would be dancing on pointe and classical technique.
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The source said the Chinese firm had sensed some potential interest in EDP from European suitors and wanted to make clear its commitment to Portugal's biggest company.
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Traders in the secondary market have also sensed an opportunity to pick up a return and in doing so, provided a welcome boost for single-B sentiment.
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When president-elect Trump booted the author of this 1993 unauthorized biography off one of his golf courses, I sensed that Hurt's book might be of interest.
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It was his contention that a lot of them had sensed the change in the prevailing market winds and pivoted away from Troubles tourism to "Thrones" tourism.
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Here's what mauveine looks like in fabric: Though Perkin was young, he sensed a business opportunity, patented the dye, and quickly opened a dyeworks shop in London.
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European envoys say they already sensed a greater urgency from China in 2017 to find like-minded countries willing to stand up against Trump's "America First" policies.
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Both women implied that while they'd previously sensed the system was rotten, their perception of the film industry is irrevocably different now that they've been presented with proof.
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"We sensed this neutrino, then Fermi told us there was a blazar right in the path of the neutrinos, then all of the telescopes started looking," said Halzen.
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The latest figures from market analysts Canalys have quantified a trend that many of us might have sensed in 2018: the rise of the Chinese phone in Europe.
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The air quality monitor scans rooms up to 250 square feet, turns on when it's needed, and turns back off when it hasn't sensed pollutants in 219.993 minutes.
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This time the hardliners campaigned particularly hard because they sensed they were not only picking a president, but also, perhaps, the next supreme leader (a more powerful post).
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Hence, most people who have tried to clean my mother's house have been met with short shrift or they've sensed the anguish their words cause and backed away.
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"We had sensed something was wrong with Cheng's unexplained removal, but did not expect something so serious," said the source, referring to the news of the U.S. sanctions.
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But Lyft, a rival app, sensed a different sort of opportunity and announced a $1m donation to the American Civil Liberties Union, an outfit which opposed the ban.
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"We have passed several times when we sensed a founder was cutting corners, overly exaggerating achievements, bragging too much, or indicating any form of moral ambiguity," he said.
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He says he only smiled because he sensed Phillips and his group were trying to incite a larger confrontation, and he wanted to communicate that he wouldn't engage.
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I sensed him inviting me into a spousal relationship with him, to give myself totally to him as he had given myself totally to me on the cross.
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Comey explained that he sensed that both Sessions and Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, lingered because they thought they shouldn't be leaving the room.
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By the mid 1970s, the business had opened retail outlets all along the Eastern seaboard, including Florida, and the Jacobson family sensed a changing landscape for big retail.
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Still others sensed that the man he went to Iran to meet, Dawud Salahuddin (or Teddy Belfield, as he was once known), had lured him into a trap.
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If a negative quote appeared in the press, he would be on the phone, irreverent humor shifting to a lacerating bark when he sensed a lack of cooperation.
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He also sensed that this thing about facts and equilibrium was a lie he told himself to justify going after squalid details that were none of his business.
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I had English first period, and when I saw the question was about the ethical implications of locker searches, I immediately sensed things might get out of hand.
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They sensed that while party leaders might want more black faces, the party was less interested in tailoring conservative messages to address the racial identity of black voters.
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The uncle sensed Yan's longing and gave him the garment, which Yan wore six days a week, washing it in the evenings and hanging it to dry overnight.
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Yan explained that, particularly since the removal of Presidential term limits, last year, he had sensed a gradual backsliding, especially when it came to issues of free speech.
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A lone mourner at her husband's funeral, she had sensed it first in the modest country church he had insisted upon for what he had called his obsequies.
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Mr. Babenco sensed that there would be more opportunity for filmmaking in South America, so in the early 1970s he settled in Brazil, where he became a citizen.
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Mr. Trump's rallies frequently attract protesters, and Saturday was not the first time that Mr. Trump's security agents had sensed a potential threat and raced to his side.
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During my stay there, everyone was talking about the border operativos and sensed that the increased fortification of their border was the result of direct orders from Washington.
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Earlier this month, Elon Musk made news again when he announced his intention to offer solar roofs, a product he sensed might need a few words of clarification.
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I sensed that Wolfe was quite pleased that somebody had paid heed to an element of his talent that was underappreciated in the glare of his pyrotechnic prose.
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On the night of Obama's election victory over John McCain in 2008, there were celebrations all over the country among Americans who sensed the significance of the moment.
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But from almost the moment we arrived, I sensed just how much I'd need these women, so I made every effort to inch my way into their lives.
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"At the time, MoMA" — the Museum of Modern Art in New York — "was so popular, I sensed that Los Angeles really wanted to surpass it," said Mr. Isozaki.
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On 2nd and goal, Brady sensed an opening in the pocket, saw the hole, threw a pump fake, and decided to truck his way into the end zone.
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Trump looked at Cohen and correctly saw someone who wasn't going to be in the fast lane unless hitched to him, and he sensed that Cohen knew it.
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Mr. Barker, an advice and information officer at AbilityNet, a British nonprofit organization that helps people with disabilities use technology, also sensed Ms. Smith's constant if concealed smile.
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When they met for a drink at the Ace Hotel in the Flatiron district in April, she sensed he was different, though the meeting was far from perfect.
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Either way, you'll get an alert any time motion is sensed in case there's some commotion that's not the expected delivery guy or someone coming home from school.
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Todd Ewen, though, sensed something more serious was wrong, and began reading about C.T.E. and its links to other athletes who suffered repeated head trauma, including hockey enforcers.
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While Nicole and Clay had been steadily progressing for weeks, she had been avoiding asking him direct questions about their future together because she sensed him holding back.
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But local activists believe that the black Philadelphia communities who suffer the most from gun violence have sensed that their relationship to the justice system could be changing.
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Nothing about this way of living outdoors seems primitive to Jain, nothing about it is to be dismissed: For him, I sensed, this is a real architectural inheritance.
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European envoys say they have sensed a greater urgency from China since last year to find like-minded countries willing to stand up against Trump's "America First" policies.
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There was widespread amazement on Wall Street this week that Ms. Redstone hadn't sensed the rebellion coming, and moved to replace the CBS directors or curtail their powers.
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" Tacoma, she sensed, wasn't so much where she grew up but where she "learned of the existence of our true home, the one we could no longer see.
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The smell of beer was off-putting but tolerable; wine, while aromatic, smelled of real alcohol, and my body judiciously sensed poison, even as my brain scented fun.
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In my many years of taking the global pulse around UN week, where more than 120 leaders will gather, I've seldom seen or sensed such uneasiness and uncertainty.
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Somehow we sensed that we could be friends, or at least "affiliated," the way Mr. Oldenburg, the sociologist, described friendship among regulars at a place like the Metro.
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The report found that an automated system incorrectly sensed the aircraft was in a stall, putting the plane in a nosedive that the pilots struggled to override manually.
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A lot of the frustration that I sensed also had to do with the result being decided by those who hadn't even considered the North in their vote.
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Merkel immediately sensed that the deal could "change the whole dynamic", a German official said, adding that the gains would far outweigh concessions the EU would make in return.
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If one device sensed that its connection with the command server had been interrupted, it would rely on the peer-to-peer network to find a new command server.
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Trump Jr. sensed an opening to tie Nike to the brewing Republican accusation that Democrats are pushing socialism with the proposals for nationalized health care and student debt forgiveness.
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The fact that they let them anywhere near them in a state of anger and terror without their mom is a huge hint that they sensed his Targaryen blood.
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Tesla shares never came near the theoretical $420 buyout price, meaning that traders had already sensed something was off and did not expect the company to complete the deal.
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Your Flyknits and Dunks aren't tricked out (yet) with sophisticated technology that tightens the shoes around the foot until tension is sensed, using an algorithmic pressure equation, after all.
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"Sellers are nervous about Angolan (oil), as they sensed the lower demand from the Chinese was not fake ... but rather a real pull-back", a West African trader said.
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In response, Uber, a ride-hailing firm, sensed a business opportunity and dropped surge pricing for JFK pickups, effectively cutting the cost of hailing an Uber from the airport.
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With sky-high oil prices that peaked above $140 per barrel in 2008, he sensed an opportunity to transform Ecuador into a progressive powerhouse fueled by education and innovation.
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The shoe, worn by Michael J. Fox's Marty McFly in the sci-fi time-travel classic Back To The Future Part II, sensed its wearer and laced itself up.
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Amazon perhaps sensed early on that this would earn them rebuke from privacy-conscious shoppers, though the idea of those people coming to this store strikes me as unlikely.
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In the meantime, his two pooches, who sensed he was in danger, frantically ran to the nearby towpath to find someone to rescue their owner, Piringer told the Post.
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In the days after Ms. Wall's death, I asked female colleagues for their thoughts because I sensed many of them saw this as more than just another news story.
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Or maybe we could say that it helped to mobilize Clinton's voters at the last minute as they sensed an unfair and politically motivated move by the FBI director.
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As to why Frahm was specially chosen (a point of minor jealousy for his contemporaries, I sensed), a spokesperson for Immigration and Customs Enforcement said he came highly regarded.
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At the event in Philadelphia, Sanders said Clinton had been acting "nervous" because she sensed momentum shifting in his favor — Sanders won six of the past seven nominating contests.
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She told me about one moment when she sensed the whole thing was rigged, sometime in the middle of 2011, well over a year after the investigation got underway.
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McMahon sensed that Morant's habit of grading himself was a tangible way for him to hold himself accountable and to remind himself that there was always room to grow.
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Iran was only a few years past the revolution, and somehow, even as a child, I sensed that I had been born in an unlucky chapter of its history.
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It may have sensed there would be further backlash over its decision, which would explain why the news broke on the eve of the midterm elections, effectively burying it.
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""But I never sensed that he could organize anything in terms of bringing the various parts of the US government together —coordinating intelligence with diplomacy and even the military.
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But when he made the call to arrange to meet for dinner in the fall of 2011, Dr. Gayle sensed that there was something different about it that time.
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"I sensed a wide recognition that we are off track," said UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed, but also a "real determination" from all stakeholders to get on track.
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Barnett, thinking he sensed an early knockout, rushed in and Arlovski went to the opposite extreme and swung hands like a madman, clipping Barnett and hurting him in turn.
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On second and 290 from the New England 215, Brady stepped up in the pocket and either never sensed defensive end Brandon Graham or thought he could evade him.
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"You sensed that beauty was more than pecs and proportion, it was in all those bodies moving to the same beat," he wrote in the newspaper New York Native.
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Their music teacher, Cep Ersa Eka Susila Satia, sensed their potential and offered to manage them, saying that he "saw three rebellious students and I channeled it" into music.
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I sensed that her risk of sexual abuse was increasing with her age, and I needed to teach her more about her body in order to keep her safe.
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He excelled because he enjoyed school, and he went east to college at Harvard, because he sensed that there was something different about it from where he grew up.
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The visual component of the technology helps students associate certain touch feelings with the appropriate body part or cyst, instead of feeling something and mischaracterizing what is being sensed.
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Both men sensed instinctively that ''people in the White House itself were involved,'' Magallanes, who is now 79 and runs an international security firm near Los Angeles, told me.
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While his treatment was harsh, Mr. Bae said he also sensed an undercurrent of respect toward foreigners by the North Korean authorities, who were concerned about their image abroad.
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What I sensed in that conversation and many others was less a desire to find middle ground than a craving for calm, in a country drowning in political adrenaline.
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Sherman never liked to let Matilda out of his sight, and when she sensed Sherman gaining on her, she sped up because she wanted to be in his lead.
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Or was it because he sensed in the nosy doctor's persistent questioning a potential threat, and someone who might know more about Dwight and Sherry than he let on?
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Villanova, which beat North Carolina in the 2016 title game, rose to No. 1 in the nation in early December this season, but Wright sensed some complacency settling in.
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Mr. Mugabe sensed that few if any African leaders would publicly oppose him, any more than Western powers, including the United States, would seek to force him out militarily.
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