One day, when she started to feel sick and her stomach started to hurt, she practiced breathing for three minutes and she started to feel better.
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"Towards the end, I started to feel sad," she admits.
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We started to feel like nothing would ever work out.
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"I started to feel this rush over me," she explains.
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After Sarah Dunn had kids, she started to feel ignored.
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And that's the shit I started to feel uncomfortable with.
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Was there any point where you started to feel that?
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Flusterer started to feel a change in his thought processes.
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But after seven months together, he started to feel uneasy.
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It's also when she finally started to feel some relief.
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They started to feel they were on the right track.
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Home, once a refuge, started to feel like a cage.
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I started to feel unwell on Wednesday two weeks ago.
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That was when I started to feel a bit concerned.
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But then she started to feel sad, a little bored.
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When I met Charlie, things started to feel more complicated.
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Only two years in, Nebraska had started to feel like home.
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I was surprised that people started to feel bad about it.
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I started to feel we've taken a wrong turn back then.
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As the credits rolled, I started to feel nostalgic — sad, almost.
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Dinnertime has started to feel like being on an island alone.
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She had these mental issues and she started to feel trapped.
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There was so much blood that I started to feel queasy.
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Then, as his music gained momentum, it started to feel unnecessary.
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One Month I had finally started to feel like myself again.
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I even started to feel grateful for being diagnosed with cancer.
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He started to feel the pressure of the industry around him.
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"I'd started to feel the wheels of exploitation," he told me.
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I started to feel a lot more comfortable in being myself.
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But a few days later, I started to feel super weak.
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I started to feel like the medicine made me really angry.
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At 19803, I've finally started to feel like a grown-up.
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I started to feel quite rushed and like I couldn't relax.
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And over the next few weeks, she started to feel better.
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After watching a few more episodes, I started to feel intrigued.
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I started to feel like I knew some of these people.
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By this time, my limbs had started to feel heavier than usual.
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It started to feel like they were shifting ot revenue-generating potential.
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It wasn't long before I started to feel control over the gun.
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"I started to feel overwhelmed by the energy of Hollywood," she said.
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"Towards the end, it started to feel a little disingenuous," he says.
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My obsession with routine started to feel a bit like fad dieting.
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But as his second semester went on, something started to feel off.
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Ritter had been on set when he started to feel extremely ill.
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Increasingly, I've started to feel the opposite way: that I've lost control.
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Nick Millington had just started to feel like a successful software engineer.
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The officer, Chris Green, then started to feel his body shutting down.
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But around the seventh day, she started to feel dizzy and strange.
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If you started to feel sad, you might push your feelings away.
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Once she fixed those, Sullivan said, she started to feel more empowered.
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As the sessions creeped into summer, members started to feel the heat.
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And then I started to feel like there was more to do.
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It started to feel less crude to express myself in that way.
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But after her confession, I started to feel a twinge of guilt.
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But it was during graduate school that I started to feel lost.
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After Phil moved out in 2014, she started to feel more lonely.
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It was benign, and within weeks she started to feel less weak.
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After all that, I started to feel just a little bit better.
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But after a couple of days, he started to feel sick again.
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I started to feel very uncomfortable and started pacing back and forth.
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I slowly started to feel like I belong, and that's really important.
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Fortunately, by then, she said she had already started to feel better.
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His team's efforts had started to feel like a global goose chase.
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But sometime in 2008, Lacey started to feel like something was off.
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Eventually his feet started to feel frozen, and that made him stop.
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I don't get motion sickness and even I started to feel sick.
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"Pretty soon, I started to feel like that was wrong," Stephani said.
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He started to feel that he was losing his grip on reality.
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She was getting behind on her reviews, and started to feel guilty.
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It really started to feel like we've totally forgotten what they did.
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Pretty quickly, I started to feel like it wasn't what I agreed to.
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But when I got the medicine, I started to feel worse — not better.
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And then, at the peak of his career, Cowley started to feel ill.
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When a friend made me a logo, it all started to feel real.
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I started to feel in control of my life and my body again.
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I didn't know how badly I felt until I started to feel good.
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But by the third, I had started to feel intimidated by the process.
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It was around this time that I started to feel pretty fucking weird.
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I started to feel like I was doing something really against nature. Cannibalistic.
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Sober and alone, I started to feel something I had never felt before.
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It started to feel really heavy about five minutes before the funeral scene.
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"I started to feel some funny fluttery feelings in my chest," he said.
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Neither is good, but I started to feel one was a little better.
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Nikulshina said Verzilov started to feel unwell following a court hearing on Tuesday.
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My face got really hot, and I started to feel a bit nauseous.
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It hit my digestive system, and everything started to feel fizzy and terrible.
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It reached a point where I started to feel like a sex pest.
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As time wore on, he started to feel more alone with his pain.
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Then, not for the first time this season, he started to feel sick.
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"I've started to feel that the industry is a little superficial," he says.
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Mr. Mitchell said he had delivered the envelope, then started to feel awful.
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It started to feel like tech was being crammed in for tech's sake.
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"I started to feel sort of like I did at Washington," he said.
|
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This assumption was frequently vindicated and started to feel a lot like wisdom.
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Soon after, we went back to his place and I started to feel sick.
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To non-wealthy New Yorkers, the situation has started to feel like a crisis.
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By the middle of the decade however, things started to feel a bit stale.
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"I think he started to feel better in spring training with it," Girardi said.
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As he started to feel better, Melvin also started to explore his new surroundings.
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"On Christmas night, my husband started to feel bad," Adam's wife, Felicia, tells PEOPLE.
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Moreover, after prolonged playing in that mode, my left thumb started to feel sore.
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No. Some time after the eight-week mark, I started to feel…well, weird.
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Shaming, exclusion, sexism, grooming, impersonation and threats of violence have started to feel commonplace.
|
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Today I played differently, tried to be more aggressive, he started to feel uncomfortable.
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I started to feel something strange, like one part of me beginning to… lift?
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"I would drink shot after shot until I started to feel it," Rachel said.
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Can you remember how you felt the first time you started to feel... feelings?
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I think everything has started to feel very real after a long time planning.
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As I get to know these kids, Topeka has started to feel familiar again.
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Irrationally, he started to feel a little hurt, like she was rejecting him again.
|
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As the bus slowly made its way uptown, I started to feel more relaxed.
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But after 40, 50 years I've started to feel obsessed with the Ukrainian language.
|
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After a few minutes, I started to feel at ease and began to tumble.
|
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Payton told ESPN that he started to feel unwell Sunday and was tested Monday.
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It was on his second day of camp that he started to feel sick.
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I was at home when I started to feel weird and spotted some blood.
|
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About a year after leaving my job I started to feel stuck, yet again.
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"It was the first time it ever started to feel alive," Ms. Callaghan said.
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In the emergency room, she had been given Maalox and started to feel better.
|
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Standing on the street outside Nied's last cigar store, I started to feel desperate.
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"It started to feel like we were lifting the veil off," Mr. Crane said.
|
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"I experienced some hardship, I started to feel very depressed," he told Channel 4.
|
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With such little curation, it wouldn't be surprising if viewers started to feel fatigued.
|
|
I was hiking in upstate New York when I started to feel inexplicably odd.
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And then about an hour in, it started to feel a little more familiar.
|
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I started to feel like a real actress as my résumé began filling up.
|
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But as I was sautéing spinach, I started to feel a tiny bit different.
|
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"Some time after the eight-week mark, I started to feel…well, weird," London said.
|
|
But as my back began to improve in late June, I started to feel off.
|
|
And without the "predicting the Oscars" element, the Globes have started to feel increasingly adrift.
|
|
"I started to feel really bad — I could not even lift a cellphone," she said.
|
|
Once Oulavong transitioned out of the Marine Corps, he started to feel purposeless and anxious.
|
|
When they started to feel it, a teacher tried to run and broke a leg.
|
|
By the time I was diagnosed with schizophrenia, though, I had started to feel differently.
|
|
"I started to feel overwhelmed by the energy of Hollywood," she told The Hollywood Reporter.
|
|
"As the time went on, the leadership role started to feel somewhat shared," Rossum explained.
|
|
And then I started to feel the whole story in an even more personal way.
|
|
And almost from the moment he stepped off the plane, he'd started to feel awful.
|
|
In the U.S., farmers, retailers, investors and consumers have all started to feel the pain.
|
|
Prior to the weekend, we'd started to feel a little cynical about the Leicester fairytale.
|
|
I started to feel strange—not guilty per se, but somehow responsible for her suffering.
|
|
My legs were twitching, I started to feel sick and I felt hot all over.
|
|
After a few minutes, I started to feel something that resembled a serious caffeine high.
|
|
The podcast started to feel like a therapy session between the couple, Perel, and me.
|
|
I enjoyed it, but it started to feel more like journalism and less like storytelling.
|
|
And that was when I started to feel uncomfortable with the work I was doing.
|
|
Connor Murray, 22, was planning to attend but started to feel sick on Saturday night.
|
|
After being in Milan and working in fashion, I started to feel more like myself.
|
|
For a second, it started to feel like they were seriously building toward a rematch.
|
|
And then about 23, he started to feel a pretty severe pain in his back.
|
|
"Toward the latter part of the decade, more and more consumers started to feel consumed."
|
|
He was training as a competitive gymnast when he started to feel dizzy at practice.
|
|
I was shy until I was 18, and then I started to feel more confident.
|
|
Once my husband arrived and we offloaded our belongings, the room started to feel smaller.
|
|
Starting in mid-November 20163, at least 16 American diplomats in Cuba started to feel ill.
|
|
Meanwhile, another transport-technology visionary started to feel the pain from his proximity to Mr Trump.
|
|
If that's the case, then we've just started to feel really old all of a sudden.
|
|
But I would say last year I started to feel that I'm getting better on it.
|
|
I started to feel a pent-up, lagging feeling in my muscles from lack of exercise.
|
|
On the plane ride home, on top of her existing symptoms, Birch started to feel faint.
|
|
The more I thought about it, however, the cheaper this entire subplot has started to feel.
|
|
"But the thing is yesterday night, I started to feel more and more pain," he said.
|
|
The area between my shoulder blades felt tense, and my triceps also started to feel strained.
|
|
"It took me at least a year before I started to feel human again," Molson says.
|
|
Near the end, I really started to feel the pain, like I couldn't breathe very well.
|
|
By day three, I started to feel pretty sluggish, and day four was probably the roughest.
|
|
Eventually the high I once got from accumulating wealth faded and it started to feel stale.
|
|
"I started to feel that I couldn't do it, that it was impossible," Rosa told me.
|
|
However, when the newlyweds came back, Melissa started to feel ill and sick to her stomach.
|
|
Against this alarming backdrop, my silence started to feel like a holdover from a safer time.
|
|
I started to feel like I should construct again to put another woman's voice out there.
|
|
For example, she hadn't eaten before she started to feel ill that day in the car.
|
|
I think that as a band if we started to feel forced it just wouldn't work.
|
|
Two months later, while Wanninger was finishing up a job, he started to feel horribly sick.
|
|
When we found out my sister was sick, it started to feel easier to move forward.
|
|
Her attempts to connect with her fans stopped feeling authentic and started to feel like a lie.
|
|
He started to feel dizzy minutes later and died shortly after on his way to the hospital.
|
|
Eventually, it started to feel like the choreography was more expressive than any dialogue you could write.
|
|
Contently was a great place to work, but our day-to-day tasks started to feel dry.
|
|
Facebook had already started to feel the force of the GDPR, which went into effect in May.
|
|
Banks across Europe have started to feel the heat as markets eagerly await their second-quarter earnings.
|
|
What had first felt like a break from the constant, churning worry started to feel like indifference.
|
|
"It just kept going and I, all of a sudden, started to feel hot inside," she said.
|
|
It was during the treatment that I started to feel bad, and feel like a sick person.
|
|
I started to feel calmer and had more clarity of my thoughts and emotions after five days.
|
|
While eating, I'll admit that I started to feel the self-consciousness of dining alone come out.
|
|
As I neared the end of my bowl, I started to feel uncomfortably full and insatiably thirsty.
|
|
After a while, though, he started to feel that something was rotten in the state of Colorado.
|
|
Have you ever made a decision and immediately started to feel sick, maybe even kind of clammy?
|
|
It was funny at the start but one day I started to feel guilty, and I stopped.
|
|
When tomorrow came, it started to feel like I was starring in my very own Groundhog Day.
|
|
After about half an hour of ambient music and darkness, I started to feel like myself again.
|
|
As a woman, inside Syria, I started to feel a lot of aggression and anger towards men.
|
|
MOSCOW — Elena Y. Kotova's one-room apartment on the outskirts of Moscow had started to feel cramped.
|
|
But as they loaded up the car to go home, the young woman started to feel strange.
|
|
She also said they both started to feel symptoms, including shivers and a cough, 10 days ago.
|
|
It had started to feel like a club fixated on, even resigned to, the worst possible case.
|
|
My surprise turned to disappointment after a few days when my feet started to feel uncomfortably constricted.
|
|
It started to feel like I was doing this to help, and now I feel even worse.
|
|
I was overwhelmed by how much everyone blended and started to feel the same after a while.
|
|
Leading up to the 2018 election, Amash started to feel like the group wasn't going to turn around.
|
|
In fact, I started to feel so uncomfortable about that that I brought it up at staff meetings.
|
|
But it was while she was studying accounting at Nkumba University that she started to feel particularly targeted.
|
|
I started to feel confident in the weight I was gaining as a side effect of my treatment.
|
|
I started to feel that jangly feeling, like someone was shaking a set of keys in my brain.
|
|
I started to feel a little sinus pressure that night, nothing major but enough to give me pause.
|
|
Through phone calls, online forums and in-person meet-ups, Long says she's started to feel less alone.
|
|
"As the juggernaut of 'Fun Home' kept going, I started to feel — finally, at last — overexposed," Bechdel said.
|
|
I liked both methods, but eventually it started to feel like driving in "Low" was the true default.
|
|
But after a while we started to feel pigeon-holed with Ramones and Jesus and Mary Chain comparisons.
|
|
"We would never become a billion-dollar company, and that started to feel okay," he wrote on Medium.
|
|
"I started to feel my mortality," she told Roxanne Gay in the February cover story for The Cut.
|
|
Lizzie: In writing this column, I've started to feel that every week the same music videos come out.
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|
I started to feel very low after that because it took me back to what happened to me.
|
|
" But later, when she got pieces molded for her body, it started to feel like a "second skin.
|
|
Yet early on it started to feel as if the festival had something more substantial on its mind.
|
|
As I sat next to Rainbow, researching this piece, I started to feel an immense amount of guilt.
|
|
What was once pure and refined started to feel, with each passing update, like one of GlaDOS's tests.
|
|
Last week, Damascus said Russia had started to feel that its patience was running out over the northwest.
|
|
Slow growth, small declines in unemployment and an absence of crisis have started to feel like grand achievements.
|
|
But as I worked through the book's 320 pages I started to feel a weird sense of calm.
|
|
Puerto Ricans bracing for the high-octane winds and slashing rainfall started to feel Irma's effects Wednesday afternoon.
|
|
But while she didn't mind (yes, she's a she), I started to feel I was becoming too clingy.
|
|
Surprisingly, once I whittled down my Instagram stalking, my favorite app suddenly started to feel like a chore.
|
|
A few months passed and I started to feel like maybe I could pull through this after all.
|
|
And I [started to feel] really isolated, like I couldn't manage the two different worlds of my family.
|
|
They would have virtually wiped out an entire market for us — and I started to feel it personally.
|
|
The Glasers left the East Village for West 67th Street when the old neighborhood started to feel unsafe.
|
|
Something changed after I acknowledged that I was struggling, that I needed help: I started to feel better.
|
|
After a lifetime of hating my body, I'd only just started to feel comfortable in my own skin.
|
|
"I started to feel like none of these characters were ever described to be like me," she said.
|
|
I'd been a successful fashion designer for a long time, and I started to feel not completely satisfied.
|
|
The show started to feel more tuned into the tidal changes that were happening around gender and identity.
|
|
"Having a big team of 22 girls, I started to feel like this was my community," she said.
|
|
Kaylee, who did not receive a flu shot this season, started to feel sick four days before Christmas.
|
|
"I started to feel very angry about my place in the world as a girl," Ms. Segarra said.
|
|
If it went up a couple places I felt great, if it dropped I started to feel stressed.
|
|
It's been three months since my last treatment, and I've even started to feel excited about my future.
|
|
"I started to feel the people who were fighting the culture war were kind of interchangeable," Ted told me.
|
|
Van Dongen saw this with men following a Navy watch schedule, who started to feel hungry all the time.
|
|
By the time Barbara was fully formed, McLeod had started to feel uncomfortable with some of her other work.
|
|
I tried to reuse those plastic baggies, but my snack routine started to feel more plastic than real food.
|
|
But if Europeans have at last started to feel better about themselves, the world outside looks ever-more menacing.
|
|
"Shortly after I took the pill, I started to feel dizzy, woozy, and slightly out of it," Dickinson said.
|
|
I started to feel responsible for that, because I was the one who put those pixels on the screen.
|
|
Hopper (David Harbour) got a birth certificate for Eleven, and their father-daughter relationship started to feel blissfully normal.
|
|
Until, toward the end of a winter run in my mid-20s, I started to feel a similar burning.
|
|
It was exciting, though, over time, I started to feel like one cog in a very, very big machine.
|
|
But even as such breaches have started to feel almost routine, they are also taking a more troubling turn.
|
|
Handmaid's Tale has started to feel as ripped from the headlines as Law & Order ever was, and, two weeks
|
|
But the more time I spent in these clothes, the more I started to feel like an actual creep.
|
|
However, some of us didn't make it through the second one before we started to feel a bit queasy.
|
|
Within the first year of living on a single income, though, I slowly started to feel resentment and discontent.
|
|
When I hit $10,000 in debt at 303, I started to feel the anxiety of my poor financial choices.
|
|
As this World Cup progressed, England had started to feel that, perhaps, for once, fortune was on its side.
|
|
I went back to Charlesbank, but it started to feel a little bit more like work, rather than fun.
|
|
However, as he let the comment sit in his mind for awhile, he started to feel differently about it.
|
|
That report was published in a timely manner -- just a few days after the patient started to feel better.
|
|
Long enough that the blood drained from my cock, and I started to feel the chill of the house.
|
|
It was only when I was able to pick the furniture out that it started to feel like home.
|
|
Instead, it had started to feel like a self-imposed restraint of what I could and could not say.
|
|
"November 2017 was like the mountaintop where people started to feel the possibility meets the reality," the operative said.
|
|
In Whistleblower, Fowler writes that she started to feel sick to her stomach when she realized what was happening.
|
|
The day before, Valerie had told me that if I started to feel overwhelmed, I could look for her.
|
|
Chloe and Nadine bring an undeniable electricity to a series that had, in many ways, started to feel stale.
|
|
I definitely noticed a change when I started drinking them—that I started to feel warm and happy inside.
|
|
I quickly adjusted to the noise and temperature — like jumping into a pool — and it started to feel downright refreshing.
|
|
Of course, I was the wrongful target of the backlash against Islam that we started to feel after 9/11.
|
|
But after the third "Let me help you down," what started as a courtesy started to feel a little condescending.
|
|
"What stands out was that was the day that I started to feel like I started to heal," he says.
|
|
Over time, the former Sacramento State Hornets first baseman started to feel an itch to move closer to the diamond.
|
|
While we were dating, we started to feel unhappy at our jobs and decided to travel for a few months.
|
|
Last week, Damascus said its ally Russia had started to feel that its patience was running out over the northwest.
|
|
Chacha said young professionals who once had no worries about building their own homes have started to feel the pinch.
|
|
They made their cuts, and sent the rest on to finals round, where the judging started to feel really personal.
|
|
But for all his gaming accolades, Siegfried had started to feel restless, like his life was falling out of balance.
|
|
Between elections and earthquakes, the end of 33 has started to feel a bit like the end of the world.
|
|
No sooner have you started to feel like you're getting it than the game is over, solved, and put away.
|
|
But then, that evening, riding on a wave of smugness from my google-debunking,I started to feel like shit.
|
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And at some point along the way, I started to feel bad that it was taking us a long time.
|
|
A sign on the first floor advertised what we were about to experience and we started to feel the excitement.
|
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As soon as I started to feel that pressure from William Morris to do that, I was like, 'Fuck this.
|
|
I spent the weekend immersed in two bizarre, outlandish fictional worlds that, bit by bit, started to feel like home.
|
|
The very thing that propelled them—their behind-the-scenes contributions to Chinese success in Uganda—started to feel suffocating.
|
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League had started to feel like a chore, something I was investing time into out of obligation rather than interest.
|
|
When he started to feel like his head was about to explode, that's when he decided their work was done.
|
|
But then it started to feel that there were a number of things that haven't been seen in New York.
|
|
"A couple years ago I started to feel like, am I going to get too old for this?" he said.
|
|
As the aviation industry grapples with its carbon footprint, it has also started to feel the effects of global warming.
|
|
"Hotels have started to feel the pinch from encroachment," said Gina Cavato, an analyst for lifestyles and leisure at Mintel.
|
|
The moment I started to feel myself slipping, I braced my arms, locked my jaw, and got busy regaining control.
|
|
On our 10th day, we went for a long walk outside and started to feel just a little bit better.
|
|
I told Ms. Hines that I had started to feel awkward bringing her these little gifts amid so much devastation.
|
|
After Mengwen Cao moved to New York from China, she started to feel like she was straddling two different worlds.
|
|
"I pretty much lost over a month of work, and have just started to feel like myself again," she said.
|
|
Deep in my depression with no relief insight, I started to feel desperate for anything that could offer some relief.
|
|
Nora Ephron started to feel bad about her breasts when she was very young — she just felt bad about herself, period.
|
|
For many users, at some point it stopped being fun and started to feel more like working in the heart mines.
|
|
When Serhant started to feel overwhelmed or empty, he would sit down, take three deep breaths, and then make two lists.
|
|
I started to feel the rear going away so I knew it was going to be tricky to keep the pace.
|
|
The competitions I attended — motorcycle racing, darts, soccer, chess, cycling, basketball and whatever else — started to feel more alike than different.
|
|
The cake was so rich and sugary I couldn't take more than a few bites before I started to feel sick.
|
|
"Wearing the same thing every day started to feel pretty tiresome sometime during the second quarter of my year," he said.
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I started to feel like everything about me and about my life was being unceremoniously dismantled, one floorboard at a time.
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But before long, she started to feel tired and weak: "I had to take breaks walking to the train," she wrote.
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I stopped playing guitar, I stopped listening to music, and cooking for my family started to feel more like a chore.
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When Rachel took the three men to the final rose ceremony, I started to feel angry that Peter was still around.
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It all started to feel real when I met Sean Lowe, Catherine Giudici Lowe, and their son Samuel at the mansion.
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But she says that when he was in pain because he couldn't have surgery, he started to feel sorry for himself.
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"I guess I'll just be a few lines," she said, and I suddenly started to feel guilty about my rental mother.
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Mr. Johnson started #HackedByJohnson last year after feeling that typical online fan engagement — faves, likes, follows — had started to feel rote.
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I saw kindness used as manipulation to recruit a new generation of kids—something I started to feel happened to me.
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I started to feel hungry and thirsty; I wanted to take a cold bath, I was so uncomfortable in the heat.
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"They regarded me as a helpless little woman and, naturally, after a while I started to feel like one," she said.
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I barely made it through two straight minutes before I started to feel my mind creeping near the edges of sanity.
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I was basically having a panic attack, but from the very moment that I started to feel it, it felt bad.
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He was playing in the park and started to feel unwell, so his mother brought him to a local health center.
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Alison, at that point, started doing stuff in Dead Weather again, and it started to feel like, 'Fuck, it's just done.
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He said he walked closer to see what was going on when he started to feel white flakes fall on him.
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"Shortly after receiving the letter, 11 people started to feel ill and caused the evacuation of the building," the statement said.
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The former curators Gizmodo interviewed started to feel like they were training a machine, one that would eventually take their jobs.
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In fact, sightings of 30- and 40-something models became so frequent that they almost started to feel like the norm.
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The singular syllable of his name had started to feel permanently tucked between my molars and was always on my mind.
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With more and more competitors entering the MS market, Biogen has started to feel pressure on some of its established drugs.
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But [ghost hunters' stories] started to feel completely irrelevant to what I was actually going to be doing in the movie.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)All this was relayed to me by a Muffin Computer representative, but I started to feel bad.
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The gay person I thought I was started to feel like another character, and it was eating away at my soul.
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Yet that sentiment has waned in recent months, the Republican said, as the White House has started to feel more chaotic.
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I know this is all a part of the process, but I had started to feel like I wasn't connecting with anyone.
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"I started to feel a bit short of breath so the staff decided to check my vitals," Aldrin said on the website.
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I only started to feel NOT fine when I got back to class and my friend asked me if I felt fine.
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I wore it to several other ceremonies and won awards at those too, so it started to feel like a 'lucky' dress.
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And, despite all the negatives, I was surprised to find that I had started to feel a similar pull toward the military.
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But within 10 minutes of arriving at our destination and hopping on a tour bus, I started to feel very, very small.
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As the experiment went on, I started to feel grateful for all the things I have and how resourceful I could be.
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According to reports, she had started to feel the spasms as late as Saturday night during her semifinal victory over Marie Bouzkova.
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Derek had been more open and upfront with his feelings, but I had started to feel like our relationship was falling behind.
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I got medication and went to therapy and stuff, and I started to feel a lot better with my depression and stuff.
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If you've started to feel like the whole thing resembles a loveless, political mess then Sexit are here to help you out.
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She started to feel it and right when she was like, 'Oh my god I can't take this,' I took the photo.
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Even though I started to feel better after a few months with my therapist, it was a while until I felt good.
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These numbers have dwindled steadily, and now my Snapchat has started to feel like an abandoned lot where a building once stood.
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When we arrived at a motel in the evening, I started to feel a little uneasy and sick and had to stop.
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I started to feel really bad about the staggering amount of lunch trash I generated in 13 years of eating this food.
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With growing ambitions, they say they started to feel London was not the ideal base to try to scale a consumer app.
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Their penchant for slipping in lyrics about love and dancing also over the years started to feel more like repetition versus innovation.
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I started to feel better more consistently this year so I'm always trying to find things to help me feel my best.
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Kenny McMillan, 60, was receiving rehabilitative treatment at the center for a broken foot in February when he started to feel sick.
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Matz called himself effectively wild and said he had started to feel better over his final two innings when his arm tired.
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Fifteen years ago last week, Minority Report, starring Tom Cruise, created a mundanely dystopian future which has started to feel oddly accurate.
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"I started to feel uncomfortable after a while when you are on TV like this, and I'd see the highlights," Federer said.
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A few years ago, I started to feel that portrayals of Asians in television, film and all fields was starting to expand.
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But now it's different: When she started to feel ill five years ago, she joined the waiting list for a liver transplant.
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Even though I respected the work, I started to feel like, well, if it were me, I would do it this way.
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Herman was recovering from a bout of the flu when he started to feel shortness of breath and knew something was wrong.
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It felt all over to us months ago, but when we started to feel the fan reaction, it became very real again.
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But no sooner had I taken a bite of slice two than I started to feel that familiar queasiness in my stomach.
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But somewhere between 2015's "Cinderella" and 2019's "The Lion King," it all started to feel like an exhausting cash grab.
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I started to feel more confident in my ability to replicate the recipe once I smelled the familiar sweet and spicy aroma.
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I started to feel like I owed it these people to keep tweeting — like I'd be letting them down if I didn't.
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Just because ... You know, as the juggernaut of "Fun Home" kept going, I started to feel, finally, at last, overexposed, you know?
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I started to feel better about discussing climate change on the air, and slowly began peppering in climate change facts whenever possible.
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And so, we had a lot of conflict about that and I started to feel very nervous about where this was going.
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"I started to feel confident that I could deliver something that was an homage to Robin Williams but was musically different," he said.
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" Aimee says she "started to feel totally comfortable around him," and began to realize that not everyone sees her as "this disabled girl.
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Bridget, a high school teacher, first started to feel unwell with a headache, runny nose, and coughing, but recovered within a few days.
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But the problem started to feel more acute about three years ago, when she began reading books with her young nieces and nephews.
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Though the movie star says he wasn't nervous before getting on the boat, he started to feel uneasy when they were warming up.
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Harrison's wife, Dawn McCoy, told WTOP that her husband started to feel sick, went to bed and later woke up drenched in sweat.
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Five years ago, Henry started to feel sick and blood tests revealed that he also had the new form of chronic kidney disease.
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"When I started to feel comfortable with my sobriety, I was like, 'Okay, now it's time to go an extra step,' " she said.
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Unfortunately, about an hour or two after I started recruiting these companions, I started to feel the game buckle under its own weight.
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FEELING A CHILL Analysts say Hong Kong's retailers have started to feel the chill from China's slowdown and the U.S.-Sino trade war.
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I started to feel like I was sinking and, before long, I was fully laid out on the cold ground, unable to move.
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Two bites in, I started to feel a bit green and clammy, the room started spinning, and I knew I was done for.
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Seven hundred miles to the north, Candis Riggins was scrubbing toilets at a Walmart in Laurel, Md., when she started to feel sick.
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That was until the 10th game of the second set, when, serving to stay in the set, she started to feel the pressure.
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As soon as I began having doubts about the ideology, I started to feel really ashamed of what I was a part of.
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With five navigation bar options, nine total tabs, Stories, games and businesses, Messenger's real purpose — chatting with your friends — started to feel buried.
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I started to feel more comfortable talking about being gay as I felt like it became a more ordinary part of my life.
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"As we started getting closer to making it, it was the first one where I started to feel a little regret," he said.
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In inning two, we started to feel beat up by the same platforms and technologies that had enriched, empowered and connected our lives.
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Because let me tell you something, there was this one time that I started to feel like I hate the police, they're pigs.
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"I have asthma and was only outside for two or three minutes before I started to feel pressure in my chest," she said.
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When the goblin set fire to the building I'd just pulled half-dead Elven civilians from, I started to feel bad about myself.
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My colleague knew that her daughter would want to catch up on her work if she started to feel better over the weekend.
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My son's therapist started off by teaching him to take deep breaths or to count to 10 when he started to feel angry.
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After an hour of watching TV in the set, I started to feel warm and could feel the boob sweat starting to form.
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One night, shortly after a small meal, I started to feel the sensation of being repeatedly stabbed in the belly with a knife.
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As emergency shelters opened, rain began to pour and cellphone alerts went out, the approaching hurricane started to feel real for Hawaii residents.
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But along the way, we crossed a line where the speed, accuracy, and ramifications of our data started to feel like a violation.
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It went horrible when it started to feel packaged and sold as a commodity, rather than a do-it-yourself act of independence.
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I was always a fan of loud music, but it wasn't until then that I started to feel pulled toward Ronnie James Dio.
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She started to feel monstrous when she spotted herself in the mirror, so she avoided her reflection even in things like train windows.
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"As soon as we started to feel it swell, you could feel a change — you could feel sort of community gathering together," Brugel said.
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Brian Kemp in early May signed into law a so-called 'heartbeat' bill..." But "Hollywood started to feel the heat from its own community.
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Initially, Tiffany was open to engaging in the conversations as she wanted to impress her new boss, but she quickly started to feel uncomfortable.
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I started to feel better, and by the end of the 90-minute session we were laughing, pin cushion and seamstress, together as one.
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Sometimes teams even worked around that last part, which started to feel a little sketchy, but any complaints in that regard were largely muted.
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After a while, it started to feel like my professional profile had fallen sufficiently far behind his, as it has, for him to bother.
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He started to feel dizzy minutes later and died on the way to the hospital from what authorities said was an VX nerve agent.
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He also says it took him roughly 2 months before he started to feel normal again -- and notes that he was never considered contagious.
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"As the time went on, the leadership role started to feel somewhat shared [with Macy]," Rossum said during a Vulture Festival panel in 2017.
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With so many landlords unwilling to even consider Section 8, she started to feel it was "hindering me from finding an apartment," she said.
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Somewhere between remembering to take my prenatal vitamins and prepping a nursery, I started to feel like I was losing my sanity a bit.
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The only irritating part was I started to feel the weight of the specs on my nose bridge a few minutes into my session.
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At work the Monday after I noticed the missing tampon, I started to feel nauseous, and my mind immediately flashed through tampon doom scenarios.
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When I finally started tapping into my own confidence in my early 20s, the tattoo started to feel more and more like a mistake.
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And then at the same time, I also realized that ... I started to feel like I would have more impact on the venture side.
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The process started to feel a little like a reskinned version of Wii Sports' boxing — a cardio exercise dressed up as a tactical experience.
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Tasha Robinson: Around episode six or so, the way the show stretched out its initial premise started to feel like a joke to me.
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Then, late last year, it started to feel a little more discriminate, I think in part because the funding ecosystem was just getting exhausted.
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It was a gradual process—going to Oberlin, then moving to London, then Tokyo, and I started to feel proud of my Asian heritage.
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Martin started to feel that Lewis was exerting too much control over their work and began to talk of returning to his solo career.
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"It started to feel like every day you expected to be fired," said one executive who says he had three supervisors in three days.
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After the first, I felt my game got a lot better and I started to feel more comfortable, more up to the game speed.
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Boy, did Pantone call it — the hue wasn't just the color of the year; it started to feel like the color of a generation.
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As her time at Santa Ana passed—in total she would end up spending 2900 days there—Soto Moreno started to feel increasingly claustrophobic.
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My own personal universe started to feel less like a void and more like a place I wanted to spend time in and relish.
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We wanted her to look up to Emma's character so much that you started to feel a little bit of her influence on her.
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She says the company has already started to feel the impact of the tariffs and is most concerned about how they will affect consumers.
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At first, the shoes were slightly uncomfortable and stiff, but after about 10 minutes of walking around in them, they started to feel better.
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"We've already started to feel the effect of the counter-tariffs," said Oliver Pursche, chief market strategist at Bruderman Asset Management in New York.
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Where "Junkenstein's Revenge" started to feel repetitive, "Uprising" challenges us to stay on our toes and really utilize the full potential of our team.
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I walked a little further, and started to feel like I was in a budget hotel where you'd get sent for a boring conference.
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Over the next couple of days, he started to feel achy and feverish, describing a feeling of "pure burning, like my whole body burning."
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I started to feel confident enough to sing fortissimo measures with the full power of my big voice and to enjoy that act profoundly.
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Armed with a fresh product demo from manufacturers in China, the execs started to feel out major companies that might want to buy Doppler Labs.
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I ate two teaspoons, the amount recommended by the honey hunters, and after about 15 minutes, I started to feel a high similar to weed.
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But about half an hour after Lopez's hit-and-run, he started to feel guilty, and he called the local police to turn himself in.
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Partway through the flight, as the plane climbed higher and the air got thinner, some of the plane's 166 passengers suddenly started to feel sick.
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While Trump has yet, of course, to enact any anti-queer legislation, Americans have already started to feel the brunt of his electoral college win.
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Obviously these are lessons that don't translate exactly to the real world—things haven't really started to feel better the more we've sat in them.
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But by Friday we had filmed a rehearsal for the producers and that went well and I started to feel a lot better about it.
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At setting three, I immediately felt a tingling in the electrode pad and started to feel a little disoriented and nauseated, like I was swaying.
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But on New Year's Eve, the 27-year-old started to feel ill and woke up the next morning with a high fever and congestion.
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Drugs like Imitrex and certain nasal sprays are popular because they can stop a migraine from progressing if you've already started to feel its effects.
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It was both fascinating and terrible, and as I listened and breathed and let my limbs go limp, I started to feel my body moving.
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"It had started to feel like I was Matthew McConaughey in 'Dazed and Confused' and was hanging around past my sell-by date," he said.
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Without a Kanye, Blur, Metallica, or even a Lionel Richie or Dolly Parton to bring everyone together, the festival started to feel a bit disjointed.
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But as a top, it gradually started to feel like a retail sales job—constantly surveying the floor to see who you can service next.
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"He said he started to feel something grabbing, so he immediately tried to protect against any potential injury occurring," Renaldo Nehemiah said in an email.
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Suddenly, after decades of delusion, it started to feel like a revolution of rationalism was creeping its way into MMA, our own Age of Reason.
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By 2007, Ms. Hargreaves's son was in school on the Upper East Side and the area around the family's apartment started to feel less safe.
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That day, my mother started to feel mild contractions in the morning and went to the hospital around noon, driven by my father and grandfather.
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Under the current circumstances, during which I've mainly been enjoying longer daylight hours at home, those pangs have started to feel a bit more urgent.
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Then, on Christmas Day, after the joyful orgy of presents with children and grandchildren and their traditional huge holiday breakfast, he started to feel unwell.
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Half an hour in, I started to feel really quite uncomfortable, and for the final 10 minutes, my heart-rate quickened as if I'd exercised.
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"I had started to feel myself becoming someone I didn't want to be, and that was really hard," Styles told Zane Lowe in an interview.
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I started to feel a bit glum in this ghost town of a store, so I decided it was time to call it a day.
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In a recent New York magazine essay, Andrew Sullivan recalled when he started to feel obligated to update his blog every half-hour or so.
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Robbed of what he loves to do most — hiking, fishing, sports, working at his kebab shop — he has started to feel depressed and desperately lonely.
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When I quit the internet, yesterday, I did it because the web had started to feel like a parasite that was slowly eating me alive.
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It was day two, after the morphine and oxycodone started to wear off, when I started to feel like I had been hit by a bus.
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"After a few minutes you started to feel bored, because you were just there standing on a stage," he tells The Creators Project over the phone.
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He had already picked one woman — a "Penthouse Pet who billed herself as 'Six Feet Tall and Worth the Climb' " — when Davis started to feel competitive.
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Initially it feels a bit light and loose, like her movements have little weight to them, but it started to feel natural to me very quickly.
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By now, the outside world started to feel the impact and your favorite websites, apps and cloud services were beginning to behave in a wonky fashion.
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For the past several years, as comedy has become my job, using work to decompress from the rest of my life has started to feel dystopian.
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As he started to feel a part of the community and engage in city issues, he decided to open up a brewery and several restaurants downtown.
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After opening Rosetta, I started to feel more comfortable, got to know more of the providers, and I started to leave the Italian on the side.
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I grew up with this mentality, and over the years I started to feel lucky that I have a butt I actually feel very comfortable with.
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I started to feel like I could be pregnant; I found my hands magnetically drawn to my belly, where I'd hold the possible needlepoint-sized zygote.
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Once I created a specific space for my merchandise, it really started to feel more like a business and not just this thing I was doing.
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After two weeks, I started to feel a little better, but my boyfriend at the time contracted it as well, most likely form eating my ass.
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But as my platform and potential audience grew, I started to feel more pressure to deliver exclusive stories and try increasingly personally challenging things out myself.
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And when we all sat down to eat, hesitantly passing plates around to our new friends, it slowly started to feel like any other dinner party.
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Every strand started to feel like a reminder of how out of control and detached from myself I felt, and of how little balance I had.
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In the mid-aughts, she famously went to Yale Law School because she'd started to feel powerless as a writer in the aftermath of 9/11.
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The grind of 12-hour days studying film, memorizing game plans, practicing on weekdays and playing a violent game on Sundays started to feel less appealing.
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Over the next two years, I started to feel that it was pointless to help produce more scientific facts if the scientific facts didn't change anything.
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When I grew older and became more understanding and actually able to comprehend these things, I started to feel it inside my heart a lot more.
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I left my mom's in June and stayed with my cousin, who was aware of the situation, but it wasn't long until I started to feel uncomfortable.
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Around the same time, I started to feel worn out with all the political infighting among friends, as well as idle thoughts from people I barely know.
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He "felt like someone grabbed or held his face from behind" and then started to feel dizzy, according to Selangor State Criminal Investigations Department Chief Fadzil Ahmat.
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But the more time Culture Abuse spent traveling the world with Peach—seeing new places and making new friends—the better life started to feel for Kelling.
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It's also worth noting Grande has distanced herself from her Dangerous Woman period, so maybe those bunny ears had started to feel outdated to both of them.
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As I strolled through the aisles, the sole of my Nikes bouncing on the cushy carpet, I started to feel, well, excited by what I was seeing.
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"I've also started to feel the effects of the hits that I took in my career," Sapp, a seven-time Pro Bowl selection, says in the video.
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"About a week after [the therapy] I started to feel something, I had a tumor in my chest that I could feel shrinking," Perkins told the BBC.
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Slowly I started to feel better and I started losing weight even though that wasn't my intention — my intention was to feel better overall through good nutrition.
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However, once production ramped up, I started to feel as though I didn't want to put my characters in that situation—I wanted them to stay alive.
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"Not long after the President designated the Monument, Maine residents started to feel the negative effects of having the federal government as their new master," he testified.
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I half-squatted over the loo—a lavatory that made Trainspotting look like a Dior advert—finished up, fumbled for my belt and started to feel something.
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Once I'd sampled several varieties of apples, I started to feel like I was shedding my human skin and becoming a pretentious wine snob, but with apples.
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Their stories weren't focused so much on medicine or mechanism, but on life, and the ways it was taken from them when they started to feel sick.
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In what has started to feel like a Canadian ritual, flags were lowered to half-staff, tributes flooded in on social media and mourners created makeshift memorials.
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But as the days wear on, and threaten to wear on for the foreseeable future, rules that once seemed straightforward have started to feel markedly less clear.
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" She added, "It started to feel like my own little community of people who were also young and following God and just immersed in a church community.
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"I have actually started to feel a little bit of hope," says Chris Higgins, an environmental engineer at the Colorado School of Mines and a PFAS expert.
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"I think I got incredibly lucky today, and as the match went on, I started to feel better again and all the pressure went away," Federer said.
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But I found out that you've got to give these "Breezers" time — with a few more wears, they relaxed and started to feel — what's the scientific term?
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I started to feel twinges of guilt at the end of every church service, when the pastor would call for people to come forward and accept Jesus.
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It kind of started to feel like the point of The We Company, lofty language about "elevating" one's "consciousness" aside, was just to give Adam Neumann money.
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In the final months at the design helm of Lanvin, and amid the continuing turmoil, it became clear that Ms. Jarrar had started to feel the strain.
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According to Truehl, he hopped into an ice bath after practice one day, when he started to feel pain while red welts started forming on his skin.
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Shypula, a recent college graduate, was happy with the birth control pill as her contraceptive of choice but started to feel nervous immediately after the election in November.
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We had just finished the horror movie Vacancy when I started to feel my stomach twinging, and there was a snowstorm outside, and it was close to midnight.
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But when presenter after presenter hit on the same tone-deaf sentiment, it started to feel like the awards show was giving itself a tongue-in-cheek pass.
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Only recently have minority activists started to feel like Big Green was creating genuine points of connection and collaboration with them — and were willing to share power equally.
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She explained she had stopped taking meth for a brief period of time before the incident, but returned to it as she started to feel isolated and lonely.
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One thing I am sure of: I didn't really start to think about my age until I started to feel that all clothes were not appropriate for me.
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It's only recently that I started to feel a growing interest in feature length, and how I could maybe include the things I like in the short format.
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The crossing takes more than an hour, and by the time they stopped at Isla del Sol, an island just inside of Bolivia, they started to feel safe.
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Although when we first went to Toronto I wasn't sure if one would be the greatest hits of these two records but they started to feel very distinct.
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But with more access to media and TV shows about celebrity style, everyday people started to feel that they could participate in the once-exclusive world of fashion.
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Right after Shields called his son and daughter who live on the US mainland, he said he started to feel "a severe and painful burning" in his chest.
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"In my first week in Portugal, I started to feel saudades for tapioca at breakfast," says Souza, who came to Portugal in 2015 to study for her doctorate.
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"I started to feel such a distance from the things I was doing, as if I was under some kind of anesthetic," he told the New York Times.
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She received her fourth Oscar nomination in six years for Joy, but it was the first time that her tart, empathetic essence started to feel a bit routine.
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But about three-quarters of the way into the movie, I started to feel extremely uncomfortable, and that discomfort only increased as the movie skidded toward its conclusion.
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"Men have started to feel that they can hit a woman and just throw some money on the table," said Ms. Solovyova, who specializes in domestic violence cases.
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Thunberg says she started to feel symptoms -- fatigue, shivers, sore throat and cough -- when she returned to Sweden from a trip around Central Europe roughly 2 weeks ago.
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Bentley, who is in his late 50s and has rheumatoid arthritis, started to feel feverish after performing with 100 other members of his church's choir, Insider previously reported.
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Once I'd read through all the user manuals and watched a number of YouTube tutorials on small household projects, I started to feel more comfortable with the tools.
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I started to feel less baffled by the boldness they were showing in opening up their marriages, and more questioning of my own total aversion to the possibility.
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There's a nerve called the digital nerve, and it's superficial, close to the skin, so we hooked me up to the stimulus, and I started to feel sensation.
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She was abandoned in the streets of Matamoros twice by cab drivers, she said, when she started to feel sick and they didn't want to deal with her.
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This is one of the very few remaining outposts of Yorkville, New York's old German neighborhood, and over the years, Schaller had started to feel a little dowdy.
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Entering by the aisle stairs of the swaying Art-Deco theater in my rented Monique Lhuillier, I started to feel my steak and salad coming back to me.
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Since then, studio execs have started to feel as if Rotten Tomatoes matters more than it used to — and in some cases, they've rejiggered their marketing strategies accordingly.
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"We started to feel like we needed some help, plus we had some creative ideas that were beyond our own means," Mr. Wink said in a phone interview.
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In another study of about 50 people writing over time, people started writing about themes related to power and strength before they actually started to feel powerful and better.
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The Oculus Quest is comfortable to wear, but a few folks I used it with said their eyes started to feel strained after about 30 minutes inside the headset.
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"I went over with Lauren in December for about seven weeks, and the room we were staying in with Willa almost started to feel like home," the singer says.
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By the fourth time it happened, I started to feel like it was impossible to buy a house without rich parents, a spouse, and a suitcase full of cash.
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Navitas Chief Executive Officer Rod Jones said the company had already started to feel the impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's temporary travel restrictions targeting seven Muslim-majority nations.
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The personal assistant says the first time she started to feel more like a friend than just Kylie's assistant, the two just started having some uncensored, unfiltered girl talk.
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After 25 years of anti-environmental rhetoric, games like Awesome Possum, as ridiculous as it is, have started to feel defiant as a relic of a more enlightened time.
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I only really knew the answer to the last question: No. I remembered Trump was getting sworn in the next day, so I started to feel faint and hot.
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" The outlet noted that Swift said she started to feel "conflicted" about what America stood for when "all the dirtiest tricks in the book were used and it worked.
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I did a few pages and started to feel like this was an art form that would be rewarding for me, that I could do something new with it.
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It has become my way of balancing the scales, and at some point since 2002 I started to feel most at home when my body was most worn out.
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I had started to feel the pangs of doubt that it might not be moral or humane that such intelligent, social, creatures should be held captive for entertainment purposes.
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The Australia of Playground Games is so lush and beautiful, so exciting, so fun and inviting and varied, that at times I started to feel something close to patriotism.
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She called Harmons to tell them she wasn't going to be coming in the next day, and after talking to her manager she started to feel a bit better.
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I started to feel that familiar, extreme buzz that you get when you've had way too much caffeine, when you're skating the razor's edge between focus, anxiety, and mania.
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Because the game never does much to win any buy-in for its premise, the missions quickly started to feel like chores in a way that MYZ never did.
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All I do know is that the moment my daughter started to feel unwell at the dinner table, the argument that had been so all consuming evaporated, like steam.
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YouTube's uniqueness as a platform, and its early success, is thanks in large part to its independent creators and their fans—a community that has started to feel alienated.
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He started to feel sick on March 1, and was hospitalized on March 6 when he had increasing trouble breathing and felt too weak to stand in his own.
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And like most of those kinds of deals with God, it lasted about six months or so before I started to feel guilty about keeping this thing from her.
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But after the supply vessel arrived and leaving started to become a reality I started to feel, O.K., maybe it's time to go back to civilization and recharge myself.
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By doing this, I started to feel more present to what was going on and could take meaningful steps toward making my job one that is empowering and fulfilling.
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" But soon after she started the process, Chen started to feel some of the most common side effects of hormone injections, like "mood changes, mood swings, anxiety and depression.
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White Backlash is one of those books published before the 2016 elections that started to feel sharply prophetic as Donald Trump won the Republican nomination and then the presidency.
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But the stardom from the show, and the money from the show, meant that she started to feel like she could finally have some of the finer things in life.
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I started to feel light-headed, so Daleen dragged me out for steak at El Coyote, where my Diva Cup spilled out onto the floor of the women's bathroom — red.
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Her campaign team told BuzzFeed News that even though they always hoped she'd win, it started to feel like it wasn't such a crazy idea after Mugabe was forced aside.
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Mendoza-Sanchez started to feel close to them again, hearing all the thoughts she missed from afar and falling back into a routine, as much as possible in another country.
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After an hour with them on my head, I started to feel a bit of pressure from the headband, though that was quickly dispelled by me shifting them around slightly.
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A journalist and social media influencer with 46K Instagram followers, Ormerod tells Mashable she started to feel "quite complicit in a lot of the messages" that social media can disseminate.
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Yet as Marvel movies and their audience became increasingly mainstream, some fans started to feel threatened by even the slightest shifts away from the "traditional" and toward something more inclusive.
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As my journey started to feel aimless and frustrating, I began playing as though this were a regular video game, trying to be as efficient as possible to progress forward.
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I was feeling great because I'd done it, but then I noticed after about an hour I started to feel a lightness, like a weight had been lifted off me.
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But he started to feel uncomfortable with how the company was treating its drivers, especially after he saw an article shared on Facebook that explained how Uber reportedly discourages tipping.
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Analysts say Hong Kong's retailers have started to feel the chill from China's slowdown, with the U.S.-Sino trade war and yuan depreciation taking a toll on the Chinese economy.
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Away from home, he started to feel more intensely religious than he ever had before, and spent his first summer working for a Christian ministry in the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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At this point, the store started to feel a little busier because of the mix of products and services and there weren't even any shoppers in here at this time.
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The doctor explains the abdominal pain she started to feel on the train is an infection, and it could spread to her kidneys if she doesn't take care of herself.
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"Even then, it started to feel like everybody was coming at something with an angle, and that's about a million times worse today than it was back then," she says.
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The enforced separation from phone calls and emails and texts and tweets and news — all of it urgent and almost none of it necessary — started to feel like a gift.
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I had finally gotten to the point where I was feeling like a champion acrostic solver, when the puzzles started to feel like they were just out of my reach.
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The participants were 155 undergraduates who had gone through breakups in the past six months, and 71 percent of people started to feel much better at the 11-week mark.
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One therapist taught me to drink water, list all the blue things in a room, sing a song, when I started to feel the onslaught of anxiety symptoms ramping up.
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Alyssa and her family say that they weren't told any of this as it was happening but that around this time, they started to feel that Mayo was isolating Alyssa.
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"It started to feel less like this was my safe place and more like this was something that was eating away at me a little bit," Lisa Kranz, 27, said.
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All of that stuff started to feel exciting to me when I read the book, and I got really invested in these characters and just went to town with it.
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Recently, the last week of the year has started to feel "a little like a stretched-out Black Friday," said Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners, a consulting firm.
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In an Instagram post, Underwood said he started to feel symptoms of the disease, COVID-19, a few days ago, so he sought out a test and got his diagnosis.
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It was in shrugging off those constraints — wearing cutouts on the red carpet, posing nude for Playboy, parodying herself in "Scary Movie" — that things started to feel authentic for her.
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The cuts could provide stimulus to a struggling non-oil private sector, which in the UAE has started to feel the impact of the coronavirus on exports and supply chains.
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I never realized the point of it all but when I noticed that this was the moment just for me I started to feel like I can catch my breath.
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He tells me that she was a very healthy, normal 22009-year-old woman who, a couple of weeks earlier, had started to feel like she was having a flu.
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He tells me that she was a very healthy, normal 226-year-old woman who, a couple of weeks earlier, had started to feel like she was having a flu.
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He tells me that she was a very healthy, normal 2200-year-old woman who, a couple of weeks earlier, had started to feel like she was having a flu.
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He tells me that she was a very healthy, normal 20033-year-old woman who, a couple of weeks earlier, had started to feel like she was having a flu.
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The girl started coughing immediately, and over the next few hours, she started to feel pain in her throat and right ear, and had difficulty swallowing, according to the case report.
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But, as time went on and my father became sicker, I started to feel more comfortable in the company of adults who ignored me than I did with my own peers.
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But by 1990, when she earned her PhD, she started to feel pangs of guilt about her profession, and in particular the damage that shrimp farming was doing to the environment.
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"I started to feel a pain every time I coughed on the lower side of my ribs, and also on the left side of my chest, near the clavicle," she says.
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Hey, I love myself, but after a lifetime of ME, I started to get really sick of thinking of myself, and I started to feel beyond the scope of self-centered.
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I enjoy being dominant and started to feel fetishized when I'd go to hook up with a gay guy who assumed I was a bottom because of the body I had.
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It's not surprising that we've all started to feel really, really bad about our pores — in a world where even the morning news seems to be shot through a magnifying glass.
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With three well-established commercial headsets on the market, virtual reality has started to feel like a normal corner of the tech industry and no longer like the next big thing.
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I started to feel like maybe we've come to expect too much from this show that was so entertaining in season one, because it wasn't evolving at all in season two.
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As the controversy surrounding the Supreme Court confirmation for Judge Brett Kavanaugh escalates, the online conversation around it has started to feel less like a debate and more like a war.
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American companies have started to feel the pinch as well from global steel and aluminum tariffs and the first tranche of China-specific duties that cover just $34 billion of imports.
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Recently, the affair has started to feel a little rote, as we found last year when CNN producer Brenna Williams put 68 years of the speeches into one short video clip.
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I'm 23 and it's only recently that I've started to feel like I'm not scared of other women and I don't feel like I'm in competition with them all the time.
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One of these bands, Sea Lions, released an LP and toured the world, but Cola Boyy eventually started to feel discontented – he wanted to work more on his own stuff, too.
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I had been concerned since the New Rochelle news broke, and by the end of the week I had started to feel a little off, enough to seclude myself at home.
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After about an hour in the set, I started to feel hot, and I was ready to change out of the pants completely by the time the second hour came around.
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I started to feel lightheaded when the house began dreaming about its own deconstructed past, but so long as the embers of Freedman's incantation continue to glow, I'm in no rush.
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In consequence, Giesing started to feel unsettled by Hitler's affinity for cocaine—which erases all feelings of self-doubt and encourages megalomania—and he wanted to stop administering the potent swabs.
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It unlocked almost instantly whenever I looked at the iPhone XR. And I prefer this to the old fingerprint reader hidden in the home button, which started to feel clunky by comparison.
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When English departed Murphy Brown, she didn't leave the show in the lurch — the writers' room still contained several amazing writers — but without her around, the characters started to feel less themselves.
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"I remember thinking I should go once I was home and still sick about three to four days later, but then I guess we both started to feel better eventually," she said.
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As I got more into the project, I started to feel more confident about who I talked to; I'd know within an hour whether or not somebody was going to be right.
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Competing in her fourth tournament back after a 15-month doping ban, Sharapova said she started to feel pain in her forearm late during her first-round win over American Jennifer Brady.
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When I was going through it, I started to feel like adding a baby to our family had broken something in me and that I was never going to be okay again.
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You know he became the President and he started to feel paranoid about all the things and the things that people were attacking him from all sides and that fueled the fear.
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Suddenly we stopped being a shambles of a pirate crew and started being sailors, and it started to feel like exactly the kind of "tall ship LARP" that I've always dreamed of.
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Even so, an emotional Scott – who admitted he was "pretty sure" he was dying – explained that he is not yet "cured," but has slowly started to feel like his normal self again.
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I went to work one day in the early evening after a night of hard partying and started to feel some back pains and couldn't really breathe, so I got sent home.
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"I personally feel optimistic and we started to feel the beginning of change," Murad Yaghan told Reuters at a late night protest as people around him chanted against the government's economic policies.
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I've started to feel as though I wandered into a strange zone — a 2019 version of the entertainment and advertising geared toward a geriatric crowd, like the old Lawrence Welk TV show.
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"I'm a multifaceted person and I started to feel like I was playing a character of myself," he continued, his high-pitched voice a bit shaky, as if he were telling secrets.
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I started to feel that I was strong enough to choose whatever I wanted, to dress the way I saw as correct, because it is my choice and my life after all.
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After a while, seeing people in masks and the temperature checks and the large dispensers of hand sanitizer everywhere started to feel like a comfort — everyone wanted to keep each other safe.
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"Today's numbers show the public finances have started to feel the effects of the economic slowdown, which will likely continue to feed through to softer revenue growth," said HSBC economist Elizabeth Martins.
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The whole ordeal "started to feel like an episode of Silicon Valley," according to a Rippling spokesperson, so Rippling responded to the letter with a brazen poem written in Shakespearean iambic tetrameter.
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Playing in the rain at the Canadian Open on Thursday, Kuchar started to feel lightheaded near the end of his first round, a feeling he later said he had not experienced before.
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The stand up that I was working on for the special really started to feel like, Oh my God, I don't want to say this anymore because it's not how I feel.
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"I've been really involved with the union since last year because I started to feel and realize how bad my salary was and I wanted to do something about it," she said.
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But last year, when she was 21, Rogers was checked in to the hospital for an extended stay because even with her medicine, she had started to feel weak and have trouble breathing.
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And despite its decision to go R-rated, the film has often been praised for its boldness and originality, especially at a time when the X-Men movies have started to feel stale.
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After petting and tending to a stray cat during a week-long vacation, UK-based Gemma Birch started to feel faint, was vomiting, and had an extremely swollen stomach, People magazine first reported.
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When Richardson-Hall read how Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teenager, was killed while walking home one night because someone thought he was a burglar, she started to feel what her grandmother felt.
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When the company that can capture nude sunbathers and the Great Barrier reef couldn't be bothered to map out their homeland, the good people of Faroe Islands started to feel a little neglected.
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Alex: I had stumbled on some punk and hardcore shows, and it was really awesome at first, but then I started to feel bored with hearing the same thing over and over again.
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When the process started, I had headed into a gym to see Holder and had almost immediately started to feel like a man trying to eat a bowl of soup with a fork.
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It was just a way for her to encourage herself to walk, but she told the site that she soon started to feel ill, like she had a severe cold or even pneumonia.
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" Known to "just dive big into life," Scalise started to feel more like himself on Saturday, when he cheered for his alma mater Louisiana State University's baseball team on Twitter, saying, "Tigers win!
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Walker, who said he started to feel pain in the first inning and it didnt get better, tossed five scoreless innings but didn't factor in the decision and left after throwing 43 pitches.
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I was super nervous because I never got to rehearse and I was singing totally out of key for the first half, but once the music hit I started to feel more comfortable.
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"When I saw that they wanted to leave, my identity started to feel more Spanish," said María García, the 60-year-old caretaker of a Madrid apartment block festooned with several large flags.
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Carol Jenkins, 64, a retired nurse from Berkshire, in southwest England, said she started to feel lonely when her son moved abroad and she downsized to a smaller house in a different county.
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John started to feel sick when I was in Minnesota and he was in Washington D.C. and like so many others who have had the disease, he thought it was just a cold.
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When the coronavirus crisis loomed, Sahm's idea, already the topic of wide discussion in DC policy circles (see for instance her appearance on Vox's The Weeds), started to feel like a real possibility.
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But as I eased into my new uniform lifestyle, I started to feel better at work because I knew I would look good and I would be dressed perfectly for almost any occasion.
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It started to feel like the end of a party, when the host turns on the light and gets out the vacuum in the hope that any remaining unwanted guests get the hint.
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In recent years, employees have started to feel like the culture and spirit of the Apple Store has deviated from its original vision as they&aposre told to prioritize iPhone sales and upgrades.
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When Garner's death and so many subsequent police killings went viral on social media, it started to feel like everything I was learning about in class was playing out in front of me.
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Though I had secured a weekend gig writing short entertainment articles for a website for millennial women to help make ends meet, I started to feel like I was constantly fighting an uphill battle.
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The more stories I started to hear from other people the more I started to feel this was a compulsion, that he couldn't stop if he had tried and he wasn't trying to stop.
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The world has started to feel ever more apocalyptic—he watched a fire tear through the hills near his house in L.A. in a way that felt like something out of a disaster movie.
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At a certain point, when confronted with the brutal realities of the world, it has started to feel irresponsible to simply bury my head in the ground and console myself with synthesizers and static.
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"I have never had weed a day in my life, so immediately after I started drinking it, I started to feel weird and it didn't taste like something I recognized," Brown told the newspaper.
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"Because this adult version of Morgan was never in the film, as we would watch it in post, we started to feel like we didn't have a lot of emotional connection," Anthony Russo added.
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When he started to feel sick to his stomach, he went to UF Health Jacksonville, where he had to undergo blood work and have an EKG before being treated for bleach and chlorine poisoning.
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As the realities of fast fashion&aposs terrible effects on our planet become ever more studied and ever more apparent, a penchant for used goods has started to feel more than just budget-savvy.
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Stanford University scientist Rob Jackson on Thursday said that everyday people across the U.S. have started to feel the impacts of climate change, citing natural disasters like wildfires as well as rising sea levels.
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"I started to feel like we reconnected, which felt great for me — because all I ever wanted my whole career after that thing happened in 2009 was for him to respect me," she said.
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"It started to feel more fragmented, with less of a neighborhood vibe," said Mr. Lopez, who is among the founders of South Bronx Unite, an activist group that is challenging the pace of development.
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Day 5: I started to feel the benefits of a routine wake-up and bedtime, but was getting frustrated with the daytime drowsiness Another day on melatonin and another natural early morning wake-up.
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In Asia, Chinese firms have also started to feel the pressure from rising tensions, with various media reports pointing to companies moving factories from China to other low cost locations — such as in Southeast Asia.
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But eventually, "I started to feel like if I didn't do this movie, maybe somebody would write a bad review or something thinking there was some sort of disapproval [on my part]," he tells Vulture.
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As the press conference concluded, Trump's Mexican gamble seemed to be paying off: Voters like me started to feel optimistic and hopeful that this signaled a new direction on immigration that was fair and firm.
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And back in 2016 when journalists were being targeted on Twitter, I put the ((( ))) around my Twitter handle too, in defiance, but as the weeks went on it started to feel more and more uncomfortable.
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Speaking from my own recent experience, scrolling through Netflix's home screen has started to feel more like channel surfing in the 90s than selecting from a carefully curated list of shows tailored to my tastes.
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"Really, 22008 was probably the first year since 22012 that we felt good that it actually started to feel better," said economist Logan Kelly, director of Center for Economic Research at the University of Wisconsin.
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Some think he started to feel sick, since he wasn't totally over his illness, and got out of the car to relieve himself when he was hit by a vehicle that swerved into the shoulder.
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Whatever the case, as Knapp sang, I started to feel an inexplicable rush of empathy for the people I met that day, the people sitting around me — all these others, living within the same sky.
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Poor Jackson is once again the target in The Hateful Eight , and his character gets "niggered" so often—and in many cases transparently for comic effect—that I genuinely started to feel sorry for him.
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With the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus causing cancellations of large events and conferences, U.S. sports leagues have started to feel the impact, even if most leagues are still allowing fans to show up.
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"Consumers started to feel consumed" Luxury streetwear is dying, according to Louis Vuitton&aposs menswear creative director Virgil Abloh — and with it will go the puffer jackets, logos, and chunky shoes that helped define it.
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But after a while, I started to feel a bit queasy about how easy it was for a straight white dude like myself to just pop in and out of that world for my delectation.
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The extensive nudity and one all-male leather orgy would undoubtedly be provocative in Russia, but Avignon has seen it all before, and these scenes gradually started to feel disconnected from the main characters' stories.
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Luckily, by giving myself the time I needed and trying not to push myself too hard, I started to feel better with time, staying home or canceling plans when I didn't feel up to it.
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Watch a lot of television documentaries and docu-series, as I do, and you might have started to feel over the last few years as if a handful of subjects were monopolizing filmmakers' attention. Syria.
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So after two or three years [after the merger], we started to feel like we had the signs of a business that could grow into something significant and big and with some good numbers behind it.
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As the movement grew, as women and men started to feel more empowered by their voices, and as you see all these youth activists coming out and speaking up and claiming their voices, I've been encouraged.
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As oil-exporting economies started to feel the pain (Saudi Arabia turned to international bond markets for the first time) OPEC eventually agreed to cut output in order to ease the worldwide glut and lift prices.
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You didn't want to go to the White House or ... I didn't, and partly from that sense of alienation from the print storytelling I started to feel, I felt it was time to do something else.
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I've started to feel that I am using a language that wants to make it as difficult as possible to describe this particular kind of violence, that wants it to remain unspeakable, in the shadows, unnamed.
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We also had access to the Michael Mina restaurant from 203:220 AM to 245:250 PM, and this was when I first started to feel like a Special Boy That Paid For A Valuable Thing.
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Hulton Archive/Getty Images The same way we feel about Beyoncé's "Crazy In Love" or Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe," people of the early 1900s started to feel about the summer hits of the era.
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But as I suffered through Corden's pointless Carpool Karaoke schtick, headline-baiting outfits, and music journalists making snipey jokes on Twitter (great job again this year, pals!), the whole exercise started to feel a bit masochistic.
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And with radical congressional leaders like Newt Gingrich and Paul Ryan snatching control of the party, aided by mass movements like the Tea Party, Republican moderates of any sort have started to feel unwelcome in Washington.
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In a mass-produced world, it's the homespun and handcrafted that have started to feel like the ultimate luxury — beautifully illustrated by J. W. Anderson's fall offerings, which combine granny-approved quilt patterns and contemporary shapes.
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Seamless took to sending me a near-nightly email, and Uber Eats sends notifications alerting me to specific deals — while I like being fought over as much as the next person, it started to feel overwhelming.
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His remarks were devoid of the typical fiery theatrics one expects from Trump when he feels he's being attacked, causing some to question whether he's actually started to feel the strain of the growing impeachment push.
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It felt like proof this was indeed the land of opportunity—that the American dream was real—and for the first time, I started to feel closer to my new home than my motherland of Taiwan.
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On weight, it's about the same as a MacBook Air — three pounds — and while that's not exactly heavy, I started to feel it over my shoulder much sooner than the MacBook, which is a full pound lighter.
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It would have been nice if we would have known (about it) because I would have loved to have done research on that; to see if people (started to) feel differently after the art came into place.
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But polling data suggest that as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has drawn an increasingly hard line against Palestinians while cultivating a chummy relationship with President Trump, many Jewish voters and liberal Democrats have started to feel uneasy.
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" -Internal medicine resident, Third year "I had a case in ICU with this guy who was initially doing really well, and then started to feel worse and I totally misjudged the way he was going to go.
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Ariella Tabick, one of a handful of passengers flying to Colorado on Thursday evening, was 234 weeks pregnant, and the idea of giving birth at a hospital in New York City had started to feel too risky.
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Ariella Tabick, one of a handful of passengers flying to Colorado on Thursday evening, was 234 weeks pregnant, and the idea of giving birth at a hospital in New York City had started to feel too risky.
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On our initial foray into the backcountry, which was a steep haul, Joe started to feel the effects of the high altitude almost immediately: the effects of the blazing sun and arduous uphill climb had spooked him.
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But Barber and his movement changed the political norms in North Carolina, to the point that business leaders started to feel sheepish about their rumspringa of deregulation and tax cuts and began distancing themselves from G.O.P. policies.
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"It started to feel real hypocritical, the fact that he points fingers at a company being led by a man when it was so clear that we were being led by a man," a former employee said.
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When I saw the stretcher, the centrifuge, and the needles I started to feel a bit queasy, but before I knew it I found myself with a numb face and with three test tubes filled with my blood.
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Over the past season, it's become clear the Bachelorette has intense feelings for her gray-eyed suitor, but something has started to feel alarmingly off with Peter since his televised relationship starting getting serious ahead of hometown dates.
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It also started to feel like not only was the Apple hardware you were buying misguided in design — with its lack of accessible ports and less-than-stellar keyboards — but so was the software that ran on it.
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I had walked her off the edge a few times, convinced her the relationship was worth salvaging, but that had started to feel demeaning: Why should I have to plead with someone to accept my love and devotion?
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To this day, there were some musical pieces that she couldn't hear without fleeing out of earshot; otherwise, she said, she started to feel that the only choice she had was between one form of death and another.
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I quickly realized that the more news I read, the more conversations I could participate in," Another teenage participant wrote that after following the news for a week, I "started to feel like a citizen of the world.
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He gradually started to feel like his old self, and then his comeback received a boost in the form of a call from the tournament director Todd Rhinehart, who offered him an exemption into last October's CIMB Classic.
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When Raniere met Salzman, who had a successful therapy practice near Albany at the time, they began having conversations, just two people going back and forth talking, and soon, Salzman said, she started to feel better, more joyful.
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Sapp, 21, said in a statement that he has started to feel the effects of the hits he took during his 25-year N.F.L. career as a defensive tackle for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Oakland Raiders.
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As Adobe expanded its product lineup and cloud-based services in recent years, its core Creative Cloud app, the desktop app you use to download the rest of the Creative Cloud apps, started to feel a bit limited.
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The eco-anxiety has eventually started to feel more like eco-hopelessness and instead of feeling like something could be done, it's felt a lot easier to just say, 'Well, nothing I do is going to help anyway.
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Games have always taken nature as a setting and a backdrop, but this was the year these fantasies of an unspoiled planet started to feel every bit as fantastical and unreachable as depictions of different worlds across the stars.
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"HQ isn't fun anymore," opined the Verge after the game "started to feel gross" when it ratcheted up the prize money despite still having the same unwieldy technical difficulties it had when just a few thousand people were playing.
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And while the Sol's LED light isn't explicitly designed to combat blue light like Soraa's Helia smart lightbulbs do, I've already started to feel like it's easier to drift into sleep when I've switched the warmer tones before bedtime.
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But I got to a point, I don't know, maybe three or four years ago, where I started to feel like, as a person and more importantly as a woman, I didn't really know what my place was anymore.
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And in countries where democracy was growing roots, such as Eastern Europe, citizens have now started to feel threatened by waves of migration, the threat of terrorism, economic crises, growing inequality and technological changes that have destroyed job opportunities.
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But the thing that really struck me on this ship about these world changers is I actually started to feel for and started to understand why they deny their power, which I think is such a crucial issue. Absolutely.
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Some light Googling led me to believe I'd not fitted the corkscrew "correctly," but after following the instructions more closely and walking around my apartment, I started to feel a deep ache — as if I was causing irreparable damage.
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What had been wit with an elfin smile started to feel like entitlement, the interviews of a man who, on some level, knew he could crack wise or really say whatever he wanted because he was never, ever leaving.
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We were actually building a pretty good scalable ad business for a small publication, but it started to, as we got adversarial towards the industry, we started to feel that thing where who's your customer and who's your product?
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Traders in the physical markets have flagged the steep drop in European refining margins, particularly for gasoline, which has started to feel the pinch from rising inventories, while prices for other products such as jet fuel have hit multi-month lows.
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"We weren't seeing bills moving for months until so many abortion bans got passed that blue states started to feel the pressure," said Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at the Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit advocacy group that supports abortion rights.
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As far as the details of any particular moment, I think possibly because it was such a painful thing to watch, and Sarah is so good, she is that good, that I started to feel all those same things again.
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Just like many moms, she started to feel the pressure of keeping everything perfect, and found that not only had she lost sight of herself before the kids, but she and her husband had also lost sight of each other.
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The combined powers of minimum-wage hikes, low fuel prices and job creation are expected to have lifted sales at dollar stores during the first quarter, as the low-income shopper finally started to feel some relief from the economic recovery.
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It's not only my friends in New York, but I've started to feel like there's a divide between me and my friends at home too—they've either become busy with their new friends or aren't here in the first place.
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Nope. If you haven't watched so many consecutive episodes of Making a Murderer while lying under a big quilt that you actually started to feel sleepy and heavy in that sick sort of hungover way, then you haven't actually lived.
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"I wasn't eating that much at the time, and so after we were done with the scene, I went back to this little bedroom to rest, and I started to feel like I was losing my mind," Dunst told Kimmel.
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"At the same time, I started to feel like there wasn't necessarily a path for me at BuzzFeed, and part of that was because it was unclear what a path might look like, how to grow as a creator," he said.
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Cut-and-paste artwork of the President crucified on a cross or blowing his brains out with a German luger stopped gracing the covers of punk albums, and deep down, everyone started to feel like total posers when Against Me!
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Since then, Facebook's Instagram acquisition has been a stellar success -- so much so that many within Facebook started to feel that the photo-sharing app siphoned growth away from the core Facebook app, according to reports from Wired and The Information.
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My King-sized bed was spacious and comfortable and faced a desk with a small TV.The room around the bed was a bit limited, and once my husband and I both opened our large suitcases, the area started to feel cramped.
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But at the end, it all started to feel gross to me—like I was heading down a soulless path where my time with a man was governed by money, all so they could be fulfilled by a tiny, exotic-looking woman.
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It was only later, after the doctor had injected me with anesthesia (first shot incredibly painful, next two shots much less so), removed my fingernail (!!), reset the bone, stitched up the lacerations, and splinted the finger, that I started to feel pissed off.
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I was working at a large advertising agency at the time, which meant that communication and interaction were a given, but I'd started to feel depressed and most mornings I would have to mentally psyche myself up just to leave the house.
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When Pittman, from Caldwell, started to feel "light cramping" at 38 weeks pregnant, she rounded up husband Marcus Giffin and her sons, 8-year-old Harley and 5-year-old Billy, and piled into her mother's Jeep, according to The Marietta Times.
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Photo subject Toos, for example, started to feel old at the age of 79, so decided to shave part of her head and get some tattoos to keep her feeling young, and now particularly enjoys wearing sleeveless tops to show off her tats.
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"I really started to feel the responsibility to share this story as our own domestic conversation nationally began to disintegrate and our ability to find common ground and climb inside one another's perspectives here at home seemed to be evaporating," she told Insider.
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Sharapova, who was competing as a wild card in her fourth tournament after returning from a 15-month doping ban, said she had started to feel pain in her forearm late during her first-round win over the American Jennifer Brady on Monday.
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"As I grew older, I started to feel like I had to perform for men to be attractive for them, and [choosing] to have short hair meant I wasn't interested in keeping them, or having them be attracted to me," Manokaran explains.
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So Columbine was a watershed moment in the consciousness of American teenagers — a moment where safety started to feel like an illusion, and you could be exposed to danger anywhere: at home, at the grocery store, at the mall, in the classroom.
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Kelly shared the news on social media ... saying she had started to feel "dizzy & off balance" over the past year ... and ultimately went for an MRI that revealed she had a tumor sitting on her cranial nerves -- requiring surgery to remove it.
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People have been eating weed for thousands of years—brewed for tea, crumbled into coffee, as a tincture, mixed with fruits and spice in jam—but in the last decade or so, cooking with weed has started to feel, look, and taste very different.
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For a moment, I started to feel motion sick as the male actor moved into a position wildly different off from my real-life posture, but soon after his pants came off, he laid back again, and I began to relax into the scene.
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"As if that wasn't enough, I got a bigger surprise about a year after I began eating this way: I started to feel deeply, thrillingly alive," she added, "I had more energy than I remember ever having…" And those weren't the only positive results.
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"As if that wasn't enough, I got a bigger surprise about a year after I began eating this way: I started to feel deeply, thrillingly alive," she adds, "I had more energy than I remember ever having…" And those weren't the only positive results.
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The 31-year-old Armenian-American woman, who was scheduled to give birth to her second child next week by cesarean section, said she started to feel contractions after a walk to a Los Angeles convention center where the judge was naturalizing about 3,200 immigrants.
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And Slack's Slash Commands have proven so popular in the workplace that it has started to feel like something is missing from your collaboration tool of choice if you can't call in information from third-party services as easily as you can on Slack.
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"I started to feel sick, but I didn't want to say anything to her so I began thinking to myself, 'Just keep putting one foot in front of the other and eventually we'll both get to a warmer place,' and sure enough, we did."
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But with the incoming president vowing to dismantle the Affordable Care Act—the legislation that had saved my ass back when I was a freelancer—and defund Planned Parenthood, I started to feel like the pill wouldn't be enough to guarantee my reproductive autonomy.
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A Star Is Born started to feel like it had been out since 2014 in the hyper-saturated social media culture we live in today, and its early status as a funny meme obscured the fact that it's actually only been out since October.
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The CBB survey showed the corporate sector started to feel the effect of tighter credit conditions in the second quarter after escaping relatively unscathed in the first three months of the year, with the cost to take a bank loan the highest since 2014.
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I have some friends who are all about their Snapstreaks, so I could see how that might feel important to me, but if it started to feel like pressure, I guess I'd talk to my friend so we could agree together to take a break.
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Beach said she started to feel bitter about their friendship during a trip she took to visit Calloway in the UK.Before the visit, Calloway had started to build her social media presence and channeled her energy into the project, even during Beach's brief visit.
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As I read "The New Me," I started to feel like one of her characters, a woman who could spend a whole day saying nothing but "Thanks!" in public and "Fuck you!" in private, perhaps in the shower, perhaps to everyone she's ever met.
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That is until he started flunking his coursework as the 113 to 5 reality he had prepared for his entire life started to feel more like impending doom; a thirty-year career in telecommunications looked a lot better on paper than it did in reality.
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"And I don't know, for us it started to feel a little disheartening that all our blood and energy and effort was being placed on this portion of the business that really wasn't making a dent at the end of the day financially," he said.
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Subject to its fair share of pushbacks and delays (including a period where development halted, the team was hit with layoffs, and the game went "on hiatus"), it started to feel like one of those games that may just never actually make it to market.
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Most people didn't anticipate a Jay this vulnerable putting himself on view but it was a necessary shift for an aging rapper whose boasts about purchasing art and vacationing in the past few years started to feel distinctly out-of-touch with his listeners.
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So he has a reason to talk up Screenlife (when I spoke with him, he was fresh off calling in to describe his concept to an audience of a few hundred in Moscow), and to insist that traditional movies have started to feel stale to him.
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They talk about how they feel better thanks to increased exercise but haven't lost any significant weight, how disappointed they are in themselves when they eat too much bread, how they're going to start eating from smaller plates, and how they've started to feel dizzy from undereating.
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While Davis went on to share that she can no longer remember what she and the music executive, whom she did not name, talked about during the meeting, she wrote that she started "to feel uncomfortable" after he offered her cocaine, which she did not accept.
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But none of this actually made me feel better: Three years into the same exercise and eating routine, restricting myself from foods I once loved and scolding myself when I went to brunch with my friends, I started to feel like my anxiety was out of control.
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"It's a little bit dangerous when you play on grass because the feet are not really stable but now I've started to feel it, to have it in my hands, to have it in my legs, and also in my mind, which is very important," she said.
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That it would fuel the addictive speculation that has become the new normal in the fashion world, where designers come and go from brands so often that a month without some gossip about creative musical chairs has started to feel like a month gone cold turkey.
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Largely defined in opposition to mainstream conservatism and encompassing a wide spectrum of beliefs, some not even close to what would be understood as conservatism in the present day, the alt-right nonetheless started to feel like home, even if it was an umbrella term itself.
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The prospect of renovating, moving and timing the sale of their place "started to feel like a lot of work for two older parents," said Ms. Pathak, who was also concerned that some of the balconies were directly above the F.D.R. Drive, with its noisy traffic.
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And yet the word is so often pressed into awkward service to describe a specific type of objectionable thing — often sexual in nature, sometimes venal or corrupt — that it has started to feel like a secret code, an inconspicuous envelope containing some much more pointed message.
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While investors felt the brunt of a slide of more than 22.4,2500 points in the Dow in recent weeks, before it recovered most of the losses, consumers have started to feel the pinch of rises in interest rates that are closely linked to the bond market.
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"I started to feel confident that I could deliver something that was an homage to Robin Williams but was musically different and just the flavor of the character would be different enough and unique enough that it would be in a different lane versus trying to compete," he added.
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During a pre-event press briefing with a dozen Snap executives, including Spiegel and Murphy (that was on "background" so we can't quote or specify who said what), one Snap higher-up joked that Facebook has been copying it for seven years so it's started to feel normal.
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Like a lot of people who were born in the years just before and after the launch of the NES, he is no longer young and not nearly old, neither new nor vintage, and it seems like he has started to feel a bit lost in the in-between.
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So at a certain point, it started to feel like the things that had once made working at this one company in particular so exciting and so enchanting in a way were actually the same things that would contribute to what would make it a miserable place to be.
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She noted that checking for illnesses at the airport is only one piece of the agency's response to the disease: the patients with coronavirus in the US did not have symptoms when the arrived in the US, but they told their doctors when they started to feel ill.
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I was in my head shop trying to advertise pictures and I started to feel good about myself, posting those pictures I was like 'This feeling is something I could really empower other people by' because when I started out I never had ever thought of myself as a model.
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The mask started to feel more like Laika, the Russian dog sent into space who only survived a few hours before falling victim to overheating — a captured being, violently taken away from her home, left to wonder how she ended up in a place so unfamiliar and ultimately so tragic.
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At the end of the road, a temptation I started to feel like I was in a 21st century version of the Seinfeld episode where Kramer test-drives a car and sucks the salesman into a game of seeing just how far they can drive the fuel gauge into the red.
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"Towards the end of the 1970s, when we had played 40 matches or whatever, and we were No. 1 and No. 216 in the world, I started to feel like when I walked on the court that it wasn't just any final," said Evert, who is now a broadcaster for ESPN.
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The tears that morning were a mixture of joy and relief because, in pointing my car — packed with three duffel bags of clothes and a box of books — south for most of January and February after the worst year of my life, I had finally started to feel whole again.
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But deep in the comment threads, some have also been debating a more uncomfortable question: What do you do when a friend is depressed for such a long time that you've started to feel that that nothing you can do will make a difference, and your empathy reserves are tapped out?
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"I never stopped working, and I never stopped doing concerts, but it started to feel like there was a bit of doom hanging over everything, and then I started to see other people now coming up, and they were the next big things, and I was passed over," he said.
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It's started to feel like a quivering, white noise background sound that sits somewhere louder than the whine of a TV in standby mode, and quieter than the hissed "yessss" your grandad let out with a triumphantly clenched fist when he heard the results of last year's EU referendum vote.
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"I started to feel like we reconnected, which felt great for me — because all I ever wanted my whole career after that thing happened in 2009 was for him to respect me," she said in the interview, going on to recount the 2015 VMAs when she presented him with the Vanguard Award.
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" She explained that she'd been off the air since the holidays due to her medical problems, including thyroid issues, and took more time to heal with her family: husband Kevin Hunter Sr. and son Kevin Jr. "We were supposed to only be off for two weeks for Christmas vacation … I started to feel thyroid issues.
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A publicist might butt in, or another appointment might create a terse "hard out," or maybe I just realized that we were in the area of diminishing returns (and too much transcript to wade through) … none of these are natural end points, especially if the conversation had started to feel like a real one.
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"It started to feel like there was a high probability that Biden could falter and then there would be a big opening in the moderate lane," said a bundler who hosted an event for Buttigieg over the summer but declined to be identified by name to avoid offending the former vice president or other candidates.
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"What concerns me more than any economic sanctions, that for the first time since the Cuban (missile) crisis — people, at least in Russia and probably in America also, have started to feel that there is more danger of World War III," Andrei Kostin, the president and chairman of Russia's VTB Bank told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore in Moscow.
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But lately, as I've noticed the changing dynamics of the neighborhood I live in — the influx of Uniqlo-clad twenty- and thirtysomethings, clutching New Yorker tote bags, AirPods jammed in their ears, walking hurriedly past the mom trying to haul a stroller up the subway steps by herself — I've started to feel guilty about my own prolific earphone use.
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We've heard a lot of #MeToo lately — thankfully, because of course, me too — and while we've been contemplating the basic and largely unrelenting indignity of trying to be simultaneously respected and also female in a world built by and geared toward male pleasure, it has really started to feel like being a girl is the worst.
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But with the Affordable Care Act on rocky footing, Republicans gearing up to defund Planned Parenthood, and Ohio likely just the first of many states to enact further barriers to abortion access, that sense of security in my own bodily autonomy and access to quality gynecological care and affordable birth control started to feel a lot shakier.
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But as the world events and resulting headlines of this year have served up an unspeakable abundance of worldwide terror and one of the weirdest, ugliest US presidential election cycles in recent memory, "this is fine" as a reaction has started to feel a little less like witty commiseration and a little more like willfully ignoring an actual problem.
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Once I realized I was gender non-conforming, I started to feel I could dress the way I want and represent myself accurately, rather than having to stick with you're a girl, or you're a boy, and if you're a girl that dresses like a boy, you're gay, and if you're a boy that dresses like a girl, you're gay.
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I finally had a creative, emotional, and financial breakthrough: more progress on the book, a lucrative consulting gig that would ease the financial tension, and suddenly, a man in my life who was drawn to my enthusiasm and my new telling-it-like-it-is M.O. I finally started to feel like I knew who I was and where I was going.
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On how hard it was to watch tennis from afar: I must say I was surprised how easy it was for me all the way up until Shanghai [in October], and then when I started to feel better, when I was able to play points again, I started to miss the tournaments like Shanghai, Basel and the World Tour Finals.
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It was probably the summer of 2014, when I was well into the George saga [a pseudonym for the man Shane had an intense, sexual relationship with outside of work who is featured prominently in the book] when it started to feel like it had evolved in a real way and I had an audience and I decided I would try to do a cliffhanger.
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As I delved into the history of the house — at the Georgetown Neighborhood Library and through interviews with former residents of the home and longtime neighbors, among others — I started to feel that it was a meeting of my own interests in food and interior design, nurtured in a home in which my mother was just as attentive to what home life meant to families as Mrs.
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You see, there are only a few working days left before WIRED25, our two-day live event that, in many ways, brings to life the November issue of WIRED, titled Have a Nice Future: Stories of 25 People Racing to Save Us. A few months back, as we began planning the November issue, we started to feel that national malaise, the distress that surrounded the environment, health, cybersecurity, politics.
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But in talking to my mom and just embracing that this was my truth, this was my experience, seeing them in and out of that and being sober and falling off… I started to feel a little less guilty for talking about it because when you don't have that stability of knowing if your parents are going to be around or how they're going to be when they're around – that affects you.
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At first, the small percussion instruments seemed to only add to the noise already going on outside, but after 15 minutes of them hitting on the same tempo, I started to feel myself going into a trance-like state—one, in which, the time that I was waiting outside, the fact that I still hadn't interviewed Popcaan, and the reality that I hadn't had a drink of water in over three hours stopped mattering.
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I was working at a data analytics company when the Snowden revelations came out, and that was something that I didn't quite process in the moment but gradually started to understand that this was part of a much bigger ecosystem and economy around data collection and the different ways that could be abused ... On an interpersonal level, I started to feel like it didn't make sense to me that we should all be down for the cause when actually the incentives weren't really there, that it was more of an emotional incentive in this particular company to let the startup consume your life.
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