"I think there's a certain point where you need to soul search," Grammer said.
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He isn't the type to dwell on his demons or soul search on a podcast.
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Republicans really have to soul search and figure out whether they still have a viable model.
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Where the two differ is that for a messy relationship, you might just need some time to soul-search.
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The best way for me to describe how I'm feeling is in songs, because I can take my time and soul search.
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In the national soul-search that has followed the attack, New Zealanders have responded with love for — and curiosity about — the country's Muslim community.
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And any one of them can plausibly expect to land a new job, or to reemerge into the media limelight after a period in exile to soul-search.
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She was not there to soul search, as Ms. Horvath was, but to convince Iowans to support Hillary Clinton less than three weeks before the state's caucuses begin the presidential nominating process.
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Sure, I would love to take my usual stance as Trash Lover, defending all levels of lowbrow camp, but as deep as I soul search, there's no way I can stand by Valentine's Day.
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"This was supposed to be the Republican Party's time to soul search, and now we are left in the abyss with no House, Sen, [White House]," one Democratic chief of staff lamented in an email.
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I saw most of my peer group accepting jobs that would pay off student debt quicker rather than make the effort to soul search for a career that aligned with their personal and professional motivations.
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Warren presents perhaps the most striking contrast to the man who felt entitled to dawdle and soul-search before entering the race, while supplying the bare minimum nutritional content in his policy portfolio: Beto O'Rourke.
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Instead of Team New Zealand returning in triumph to Auckland and staging the 35th edition of the Cup in the familiar waters of the Hauraki Gulf, it was forced into a collective soul search, a major budget reduction and a near-total shake-up of its core sailing team, with the emphasis on youth.
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The Bulgarian Termination 62\. The Soul Search Project – Camellion pursues a scientist who can talk to the dead. The protagonist and his allies willingly kill several dozen NYPD officers. 63\.
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She debuted as a novelist with November Rain in 1994. Her novel, November Rain was transformed into a prime time TV series Tum Bin Jaaoon Kahaan, which was televised on Zee TV for over 300 episodes. Mrinal Jha has written four novels; November Rain, The Prayer, Soul Search Engine and Class MMX.
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On 16 July 2012, Colourmeinkindness was announced for release in the fall. Three days later, the band announced they were going on hiatus. In said announcement, the group revealed that the hiatus was "[d]ue to a number of personal commitments". In July and August, the band toured across the US alongside Dead End Path, Soul Search and Daylight.
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The character uses at least one alias in every book. Examples: James Valdorian, Chester Giffwangle, Leonard Higgdon, Emil Milrich, Milton Sessions, Ludwig Huelsenbeck, Thomas Wang-Ji. On two occasions, when asked if Camellion is his real name, he replies that it does not matter. #63 The Soul Search Project reveals that Richard Joseph Camellion is not the name on his birth certificate.
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Columbia Journalism Review (July 2005). "Soul Search", Vol. 44 Issue 2, July–August 2005, pp52-8 These media outlets accused the Chávez administration of intimidating their journalists using specially dispatched gangs. Chávez in turn alleged that the owners of these networks had primary allegiance not to Venezuela but to the United States, and that they sought the advancement of neoliberalism via corporate propaganda.
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In her last three races of 2019 Love was parnered by Ryan Moore. On 23 August at the Curragh she was made the 6/4 favourite for the Group 2 Debutante Stakes but after taking the lead two furlongs out she was overtaken in the closing stages and faded to come home fifth of the nine runners behind Alpine Star, Petite Mustique, Soul Search and So Wonderful. The Group 1 Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh on 15 September attracted a field of nine two-year-old fillies and saw Love go off the 6/1 third choice in the betting behind the British-trained Daahyeh (winner of the Albany Stakes) and Albigna. Soul Search, Precious Moments and So Wonderful were again in opposition as well as Tango (another Aidan O'Brien entry), Under The Stars (Princess Margaret Stakes) and Assurance.
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This brought up very similar questions in my soul-search and world investigation: how could this happen? How could people do things like this? So I had to find out what morality is all about, what is the nature of good and evil, what can I do about crime, what can I figure out about the sources of morality and evil? That was the first inquiry.
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Alpine Star was ridden in all of her races as a two-year-old by Shane Foley. On her track debut she started at odds of 7/2 for a maiden race over seven furlongs at Leopardstown Racecourse on 11 July and finished third of the seven runners behind Love and Soul Search under a gentle ride from Foley. On 2 August the filly started 7/4 favourite for a similar event over the same distance at Galway and won "comfortably" by three and a quarter lengths from the Aidan O'Brien-trained Santiago after taking the lead a furlong from the finish. Three weeks after her win at Galway Alpine Star was stepped up in class to contest the Group 2 Debutante Stakes at the Curragh and started the 2/1 second choice in the betting behind Love in a nine-runner field which also included Soul Search.
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Undercover Utopia is a publishing imprint of the production house Undercover Productions started by Abhigyan Jha and Mrinal Jha with a mission to usher in the new age of imagination, by encouraging younger writers. Their first book, November Rain was transformed into a prime time television series ‘Tum Bin Jaoon Kahan’ was televised on Zee TV for over 300 episodes. Books published include The Prayer, Dear Popples, Soul Search Engine, Release 2.0, Sangria and Class of 2010.
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Dinges, John. Columbia Journalism Review (July 2005). "Soul Search", Vol. 44 Issue 2, July–August 2005, pp52-8 The Chávez government responded by making laws that would threaten the revocation or fining of media organizations,David Adams and Phil Gunson, St. Petersburg Times, 18 April 2002, Media accused in failed coup while Chávez and his officials would also combat the media by calling out reporters by name, which angered members of the media, sparking dubious reports and articles.
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The band was formed in 1969 as a school band in the United Kingdom as Silent Eruption, and consisted of musicians of Caribbean origins. The group changed the name to Eruption in 1974. In 1975 Precious Wilson joined the band as a backing singer and they won the RCA Soul Search contest and their first single "Let Me Take You Back in Time" was released. Finding their success quickly drying out, lead singer Lindel Leslie (sometimes referred to as Leslie Johnson) left the group in 1976.
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In the first book, he is hired by the Mafia to kill an informant. In later books, he never works for organized crime again but accepts missions from the ONI (Office of Naval Intelligence), NSA, CIA and MAD (West German counter-intelligence) The series is more nihilistic than many of its 1970s and 1980s action series counterparts; Camellion does not think twice about killing innocent people if it is the quickest way to get the mission accomplished. For example, #62, The Soul Search Project sees his team killing 18 New York Police Department officers who try to stop them during a mission. Another book series by Rosenberger, COBRA, features similar characters in this regard.
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"Soul Search", Vol. 44 Issue 2, July–August 2005, pp52–8 At the beginning of the coup, Venezolana de Televisión (VTV), the state television channel, had its workers leave in droves, fearing for their lives since they believed they were targets like in the bloody takeover during the 1992 coup led by Chávez. Then opposition-controlled police allegedly shut down VTV whilst police efforts were made to shut down community radio and television stations.Bart Jones (2008:356) As a result, the news that Chávez had not in fact resigned was largely kept out of the Venezuelan media, and spread by word of mouth; only one Catholic radio network continued to broadcast the developing news.
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Love was ridden her first three races by her trainer's son Donnacha O'Brien. The filly made her debut in a maiden race over seven furlongs at Leopardstown Racecourse on 6 June in which she started the 11/4 favourite but came home fourth of the seven runners, just over three lengths behind the winner Cayenne Pepper. Three weeks later she started favourite for a similar event at the Curragh and disputed the lead from the start before going down by a neck to the Jessica Harrington-trained Windracer. On 11 July Love started 5/6 favourite for a maiden at Leopardstown and recorded her first success as she led from the start and held off a challenge from Soul Search to win by a head.
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