"Your state of mind is going to determine your guests' state of mind," said Constantino Khalaf.
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Empathy gap occurs when people in one state of mind fail to understand people in another state of mind.
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A relaxed, meditative state of mind couldn't hurt, either.
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Knowing that should help his state of mind this season.
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Happily ever after is a state of mind, she says.
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"Very distraught," Garza said of the husband's state of mind.
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It's a crazy state of mind to be living in.
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The Maze is a state of mind, not a place.
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In the end, boomer is just a state of mind.
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The boys are in a more productive state of mind.
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Recessions, to no small degree, are a state of mind.
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I was in my own state of mind, I guess.
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"Empire State of Mind" is a behemoth of a song.
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BROADLY: What inspired you to write Single State of Mind?
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First on the lineup: The Golden State of Mind palette.
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Darkness isn't a physical category, but a state of mind.
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Her descriptions drop you right into Tess's state of mind.
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He may not be in his right state of mind.
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Only Trump can testify about his own state of mind.
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In other words, the victim's state of mind is critical.
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You have to get in the right state of mind.
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This is not just a New York state of mind.
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Update us on your state of mind and your plans.
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But they're also these peeks into a state of mind.
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It also provides a window into her state of mind.
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"What was Mr. Musk's state of mind" when he tweeted?
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My state of mind depends on so many other things.
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Here are some glimpses into the government's state of mind.
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How would you describe your state of mind right now.
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"Empire State of Mind" has a famously hilarious misheard line.
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It is a reflection of Mr. Gibson's erratic state of mind.
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Or it could simply be a feeling; a state of mind.
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The menu reflected the kitchen's state of mind: it lacked coherence.
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"He finds himself in a good state of mind," Gonzalez said.
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Art and Religion are means to a similar state of mind.
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Maybe it's a state of mind that people force themselves into.
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"She is in a good state of mind," the aide added.
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Oaxacalifornia is not a state of mind, but an actual place.
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It all depends on one's state of mind in the end.
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The medications he was taking suggested a beleaguered state of mind.
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Here's what you need to know: • New York state of mind.
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Trying to preserve yourself, your health, and your state of mind.
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Growing up, there was a real Cold War state of mind.
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But there had been a transformation in his state of mind.
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Everyone seems to want to understand the murderer's state of mind.
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The characterizations of Sanders's state of mind aren't particularly flattering either.
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What was your state of mind when you wrote the screenplay?
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Speaking of his current state of mind, Francis called himself free.
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Go deeper: GOP to argue Trump's "state of mind" on impeachment
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Pure freedom, it seems, exists only as a state of mind.
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We know what you're thinking -- what was his state of mind???
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All of this in service to one man's state of mind.
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Haley was asked during the appearance about Trump's state of mind.
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"I have been worried about Hamlet's state of mind," Claudius admits.
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He's more a state of mind than a set of songs.
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In that state of mind, addiction wasn't even my first concern.
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"People adapt," Conway tells me of his client's state of mind.
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This state of mind led him to start smoking marijuana again.
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MCCARTHY: Well -- the whole thing is preposterous because with due respect to Preet, past state of mind or a criminal state of mind is irrelevant unless you&aposve done something that can actually amount to obstruction.
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So far, Dougherty's biggest song is "Beijing State of Mind," his parody of Jay Z and Alicia Keys's "Empire State of Mind," which since its 2013 release on YouTube has racked up over 230,000 views on YouTube.
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"Myroporyadok" is a powerful expression of the Kremlin's present state of mind.
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It perfectly encapsulates the scary state of mind of America&aposs left.
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Self care and hygiene are really important for my state of mind.
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But flyover country is not a place; it's a state of mind.
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This will give you space to find a calm state of mind.
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The other reality is the chaos that is Krisha's state of mind.
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Looking for a bite to match your New York state of mind?
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What does it tell you about China's state of mind right now?
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New details about Lamar Odom's rehabilitation reveal his current state of mind.
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What do you do to get into the designing state of mind?
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All this snow has Mariah Carey in a Christmas state of mind.
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" She added: "Beauty comes from the inside; it's a state of mind.
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To some degree, "middle-class" seems to be a state of mind.
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ALLISON, Austin Texas is a state of mind more than anything else.
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It is about his state of mind, which I believe is accurate.
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The state of mind must be BELIEF, not mere hope or wish.
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" Carson also said in May that poverty was "a state of mind.
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"Nature determines age, but you determine your state of mind," he said.
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Sometimes when stuff happens, you go into a different state of mind.
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"It is very hard to escape this state of mind," he said.
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The snow-white bird has worked wonders for his state of mind.
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" Another Twitter comment read: "Poverty is a state of mind, Ben Carson?
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A tiny home is a state of mind, if not a religion.
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Of course, it's not always easy to access that state of mind.
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Hajj is a spiritual experience -- you're in a different state of mind.
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There's a certain kind of state of mind inside of that atmosphere.
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That aimlessness is a necessary state of mind, worth making time for.
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What sort of state of mind are you in while you're playing?
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But basically they're a state of mind—without words, pictures, formulas or statements.
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This goes back to that concept of age as a state of mind.
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Flailing is my main state of mind, and I highly doubt I'm unique.
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Africa State of Mind compels us to answer variations on that difficult question.
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So, listen to Getting Curious and get in Van Ness's state of mind.
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And don't try and understand a Thailand state of mind all at once.
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On this occasion, though, Day was referring to Johnson's current state of mind.
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"I was not in the right state of mind," he told the outlet.
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This shapes their posture and reveals something of their wider state of mind.
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The difference is that Bryant is an American icon — a state of mind.
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Anarchy is "a state of mind, it's a state of living," Weeks says.
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But I didn&apost see any comments that evidence that state of mind.
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Especially when it comes to my state of mind and how I feel.
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Her door looked shabbier in the daylight and in my state of mind.
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Were you in a dark state of mind when you were writing it?
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That is largely the state of mind that Duncanson projects on these songs.
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"Freedom is both a physical condition and a state of mind," he continues.
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"Risk perception is a state of mind and can be volatile," said Nunnally.
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As any addict or codependent knows, that state of mind portends the worst.
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DAY FIVE: FRIDAY The rainy Friday morning echoed my detox state of mind.
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When all of these elements combine, Rez almost alters your state of mind.
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It sort of puts you in that, yeah, that groovy state of mind.
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" The exchange, the report found, was "indicative of a biased state of mind.
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But beyond that, Atlanta in "Atlanta" is a kind of state of mind.
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"This can cause frustration, confusion, and a demotivating state of mind," he said.
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"I know we'll be fine," Maddon said of his team's state of mind.
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"It was an excuse to paint the state of mind of the artist."
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"They have turned tragedy into a civic state of mind," Bonier tells Axios.
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The extreme suggestions show Mr. Rosenstein's state of mind during those disorienting days.
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Ms. Lonsdale explained that everything above my head represents my state of mind.
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"Impulsive is a great word," Hartley says of his character's state of mind.
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Of course, "downtown" is as much a state of mind as an address.
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There are two obvious recent references for this self-aware state of mind.
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Guralnik is wondering about a patient's state of mind, and Goldner redirects her.
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The first one is associated with a state of mind that is aversive.
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Emma wasn't a person, he explained, but a foggy, wallowing state of mind.
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After service and combat, normal isn't an easy state of mind to find.
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How do you define hope — a state of mind, a plan for action?
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The incident provides yet another data point on the president's state of mind.
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I felt I couldn't work there and maintain a healthy state of mind.
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It's a state of mind of deciding you want to take that risk.
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Silicon Valley is a state of mind "Silicon Valley is a state of mind," said Ambassador Pedro Borio, Consulate General of Brazil in San Francisco, during a recent address at the annual BayBrazil Conference at the Googleplex in Mountain View.
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You're handling people's minds and hearts, as well as your own state of mind.
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HOROWITZ: I think as we found, it clearly shows a biased state of mind.
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"That was not a State of the Union, that was his state of mind."
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You can think of mindfulness as state of mind, an ability, and a practice.
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You're not in the right state of mind to do this because you're stressed.
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Were patients overmedicated if this is their state of mind years after their treatment?
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I regularly refer to "Margaritaville" as a state of mind inspired by margaritas. 9.
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She's taking care of herself and is in a very positive state of mind.
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Recent story in the Globe re my health and state of mind went viral.
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She's now in the midst of writing her second book, Single State of Mind.
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"I try to keep myself from going into that state of mind," he said.
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"Not panicking," point guard Reggie Jackson told reporters of the team's state of mind.
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In all their conversations about the christening, he never mentioned Carole's state of mind.
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She never put me in an aggressive state of mind or anything like that.
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You don't have to break the bank to achieve a zen state of mind.
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A phobia is a state of mind for which there is no rational basis.
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For Héloïse Letissier, Christine is a disguise, a truth serum, a state of mind.
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What in the ex-governor's own state of mind lurks behind such brash words?
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So far, Bernie Sanders doesn't seem to be in a Smileyberg state of mind.
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The second hurdle is "mens rea," a legal phrase to describe state of mind.
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Formula One SUZUKA, Japan — Something is "not good" in Lewis Hamilton's state of mind.
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Panic is rarely a desirable state of mind either for identifying or solving problems.
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The act of it is identical, but I think your state of mind matters.
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How would you describe your state of mind when you're onstage performing with AnB?
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It is as much a geographic location as it is a state of mind.
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"It is of great importance that you acknowledge your state of mind," Shah concludes.
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Investigators tried to question the parents about their son's background and state of mind.
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Mr. Cuomo responded with "Empire State of Mind" by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys.
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You can't do a good job unless you're in a good state of mind.
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"He's probably the closest candidate that has a homeless state of mind," he said.
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The defense focused on his state of mind, depicting him as an oddball genius.
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However, given North Korea's current state of mind, it's not out of the question.
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But I really like what an exercise in state of mind she makes it.
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"To me, that scene represents the state of mind of Hollywood," Mr. Gulager said.
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There's even an official name for that state of mind, confirmed by research: Hangry!
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He's in the same state of mind as the rest of them all along.
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"People who have a rich state of mind, but aren't rich yet," Cohen said.
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You may find yourself in a calmer, less anxious, and clearer state of mind.
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Your inner dialogue has powerful influence over your actions and your state of mind.
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We can free them to have a different state of mind in the company.
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Everybody has their own thing that helps them to recreate this state of mind.
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Naz's state of mind is the focal point of the other characters as well.
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Watching "The Bells," we're either tracking on Dany's state of mind, or we're not.
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He briefly stumbled into the cockpit — but in a seriously delirious state of mind. Whoa!
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He said he reached out to family members to inquire after Kardashian's state of mind.
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But any thoughts deeper than that aren't totally coherent in her current state of mind.
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You look at all those mental - the questions that go to his state of mind.
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This is what people are saying, they are describing what their state of mind is.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: I think as we found, it clearly shows a biased state of mind.
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Legend Jay-Z has only done it once, with "Empire State of Mind" in 2009.
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"You know, age is actually a number, and it's a state of mind," Kasich said.
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I'm in a better state of mind this time than I was four years ago.
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In my normal life, I might've been hesitant, but in my vacation state of mind?
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But weariness is a state of mind, as well as an aching in the limbs.
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And no, we're not talking about the state of mind — we're talking about the lifestyle.
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Clearly, somebody was not in the right state of mind when he pulled that trigger.
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The book captures the state of mind I experienced while in Libya during the revolution.
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Some particularly charmed years, you may find yourself fully immersed in that state of mind.
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It's not as much a question of money as it is a state of mind.
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But in my state of mind, I had no sentimentality, because I had no memory.
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He used to say: 'The city of happiness is located in the state of mind.
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It was a state of mind that Germans clung to after the second world war.
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The device could then alert the user about any abnormal behavior or state of mind.
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Clearly somebody was not in the right state of mind when he pulled that trigger.
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I looked at him intently, trying to imagine his state of mind: Is it chaotic?
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," he said.
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And what does this mean for your state of mind when you are not working?
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," said Carson.
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It's being in that right state of mind that enables you to change your perspective.
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Album Review California is Blink-182's home state and also its state of mind.
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It is not known whether other factors could have affected Mr. Valvani's state of mind.
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However, the question of a criminal charge comes down to motivation and state of mind.
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Billy Joel and Jimmy Fallon were in a "New York State of Mind" Thursday night.
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But should the drunkenness of a sexual aggressor factor into evaluating his state of mind?
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It does not undo any criminal provision that already has a prescribed state of mind.
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How do you feel the role affected your overall state of mind or mental health?
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I was in a state of mind that combined rebellion, hormones and eagerness for change.
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As a point about the state of mind of Trump supporters, Zito is absolutely correct.
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"New York is a state of mind and it's important to preserve that," said Pugh.
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I'm really not in any kind of a state of mind to do an interview.
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It's not the government's business to tell you what state of mind to be in.
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"I think as we found it clearly shows a biased state of mind," Horowitz said.
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In condition White, an officer is completely oblivious -- a state of mind no one recommends.
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He said it was about being open and being in the right state of mind.
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Living on a Cold War footing was not a happy or healthy state of mind.
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"I used this emotion and state of mind as the feeling for the collection." ribeyron.
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Nothing seemed to alter his state of mind, not even my occasional but piercing stare.
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Sex is more a state of mind than an act in this lush, subtle novel.
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If you don't watch closely, you can miss important clues to their state of mind.
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It may seem like common sense that spending time outdoors improves our state of mind.
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And that attaches not only to your bank account — it affects your state of mind.
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O'Rourke is blogging on Medium about his experiences and musing about his state of mind.
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That was a state — his state of mind — we wanted a state of the union.
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"What isn't there for you to see is Mr. Stone's state of mind," Rogow said.
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This detail is compelling circumstantial evidence of the state of mind of Trump and Giuliani.
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Musk's court appearance this week will likely involve his state of mind during the episode.
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Contributing Opinion Writer I've been fretting lately about the state of mind of America's capitalists.
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Either way, though, the party's stated positions tell us plenty about Israel's state of mind.
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As for his state of mind when he left -- we're told, "Everyone seemed completely composed."
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"Empire State of Mind" by Jay Z and Alicia Keys; "New York State of Mind" by Billy Joel; and "New York, New York (It's a Helluva Town)" from the musical "On the Town" — you know, where the Bronx is up and the Battery's down.
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If your party game is strong, Cinco de Mayo could even be a state of mind.
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After two months, I felt I couldn't work there and maintain a healthy state of mind.
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He used words like "happy" and "blast" and "enthusiasm" to describe his current state of mind.
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I had always said age is a state of mind; 603 is the new 30, right?
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It will be experienced as a different state of mind from which we interpret social interactions.
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In the same way, no single emotion, no matter how strong, defines your state of mind.
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MarketWorld is a network and community, but it is also a culture and state of mind.
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It's next to impossible to pinpoint your state of mind right after an orgasm. Euphoric. Sleepy.
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Rob Gronkowski isn't a celebrity NFL player so much as he is a state of mind.
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"He could have spared us that," Salvini said, before casting aspersions on Juncker's state of mind.
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What sort of place, on a sprawling and diverse continent, reveals its overall state of mind?
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All I can do is sympathize with the state of mind Babchenko must have been in.
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The social workers checked the mom's Facebook regularly to learn about the woman's state of mind.
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Plus, they all said the same thing: being a better person was a state of mind.
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Four games and three losses later, the Rangers are in a much different state of mind.
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What makes jihadism so alluring in the first place is a desolate, depressive state of mind.
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" Horowitz: "… I think it's clear … Strzok had, as we say here, a biased state of mind.
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"It has a dramatic effect on their wellbeing, on their mental state of mind," she added.
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And there are moments that approximate the jolting, abrupt waking from such a state of mind.
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Like the other songs on the album, it's about a state of mind, enveloping and exalted.
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He seems messy and distraught and like he's not in a particularly wonderful state of mind.
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"She seemed in a good state of mind," he said of when he first met her.
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Voicing things your grateful for can also keep you in a happy, productive state of mind.
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In fact, my state of mind about the trip could be described as shaky at best.
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It is a state of mind that finds its most vicious, barbaric form in Islamist terror.
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You could say that Tess is having trouble getting in that New York state of mind.
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"This is an informational report showing the state of mind of Travis Reinking," the report said.
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Without this state of mind, we cannot expect to improve the resilience of our supply chain.
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"This is an informational report showing the state of mind of Travis Reinking," the report noted.
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Your psychic — I don't want to sound too mystical about it — but the state of mind.
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New York City is as much a state of mind as it is a geographical location.
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An official familiar with the president's state of mind said Trump became "unglued" by Wednesday evening.
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With them, everything about the rattled, uncertain state of mind she operates within makes more sense.
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The critical question in most cases of this kind will be the officer's state of mind.
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The Hunger Games creates exactly the state of mind I need to think those issues through.
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Then also dismissed the defense's motion for a mistrial on the grounds that the jury had already been exposed to Yatim's state of mind in various ways through the Crown's testimony, putting his faith in the jury's ability to follow instructions to ignore Yatim's state of mind.
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He also said that the song most emblematic of his campaign was "Empire State of Mind," a Jay-Z and Alicia Keys hit, a curious and perhaps misstated choice, given that "New York State of Mind" is a classic from his friend and supporter, Billy Joel.
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And when you&aposre doing the scything, you&aposre not really in that same state of mind.
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MICHAEL HOROWITZ, INSPECTOR GENERAL: I think, as we found, it clearly shows a biased state of mind.
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Many people say that they enter a kind of hibernation state of mind during these winter months.
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If that's not what the Southern state of mind is all about, we don't know what is.
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She's using Instagram to communicate her current state of mind with her loyal, and massive, fan base.
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When she was in her right state of mind you could tell they truly loved each other.
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With that in mind, here are 13 songs to get you in an autumnal state of mind.
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They claim that immersing themselves in the present helps sustain their state of mind for optimum performance.
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I guess it's rather fitting, considering the character himself is in a rather aimless state of mind.
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We even accept the ban on marches, which alone, says it all on our state of mind.
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Too many simultaneous distractions will effectively block any attempt to reach the glorious flow state of mind.
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" Chronicling her son's state of mind, she wrote, "He's sad, he's tired, he's fed up and depressed.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," he said on air.
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For instance, one recommends mindfulness meditation to get into a more relaxed and compassionate state of mind.
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Some have said Big Sur is a state of mind, where people are dwarfed by something bigger.
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Rapture is not a logical state of mind: it is more like a state of pathological sublimity.
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But since she's been researching a memoir, she's in a more retrospective state of mind than usual.
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More often than not, what we call truth is simply a state of mind or an opinion.
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Is it based on an actual train or is it more of a state of mind/idea?
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Her formalist approach always points towards something else: a state of mind, a question, or a proposition.
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In a certain sense, then, what is built is not a wall, but a state of mind.
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For Charles, the confidence and fun of drag is a state of mind, not an outfit change.
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The longest tenure on the show and an Emmy nomination have helped change that state of mind.
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"They're the only documents I have that are my state of mind at that time," he explains.
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Whatever Alabama's voters decide next week will have a strong impact on Donald Trump's state of mind.
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"On top of a mountain in Karakoram in winter, your state of mind eludes words," he says.
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"I was in a totally different state of mind than my high-stress surgeries," Dr. Fox said.
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Her sultry delivery on this love song put us all in a strawberry lipstick state of mind.
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The same message in an email would have provided no clues as to her state of mind.
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" Pelosi also said Trump's address reflected a "state of mind that had no contact with reality whatsoever.
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Watching a driver's face can also give a car important clues about that person's state of mind.
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He also testified to his wife's state of mind on their last night together in January 1993.
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It's impossible not to think about what impact it might have had on his state of mind.
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The key to interpretation is identifying your emotional state of mind when you doled out the cash.
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"I was worried about her state of mind," said her 37-year-old son, Hernan Cortés Quiles.
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But Press is in an existential funk, a state of mind often elusive to this story's grasp.
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Most have been focused on unity and finding the right state of mind — a team-building exercise.
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It has become, especially in the young people today, a state of mind, an essence of being.
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Mueller questioned witnesses about Trump's private comments and state of mind in late July and early August.
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Off the Wall, our defining ethos, is about a state of mind, not how old you are.
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And, yes, even watching TV and playing video games fall into this lightly relaxed state of mind.
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The internet is bizarre, in that it provides a semi-permanent record of your state of mind.
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" He said, "It's about being, and I think that's where my state of mind is right now.
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Beyoncé asked for water while the "Empire State of Mind" rapper asked for a vodka soda, Curran explained.
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There's not only a New York state of mind; there's also a Montana mentality and an Idaho id.
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The Moon enters mysterious Water sign Scorpio today, putting you in a private and spiritual state of mind.
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The difference in the potential for harm and in the state of mind between the two is stark.
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Thankfully, Africa State of Mind doesn't force African history and industrial and cultural production into Western historiographic frames.
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The proposal encountered resistance, especially from Christian Scientists, whose faith teaches that disease is a state of mind.
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One needs only read the recent Rolling Stone article about Mr. Depp to understand his state of mind.
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Japanese refer to this state of mind as heiwaboke, meaning roughly to take peace and security for granted.
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It captured the national state of mind: Fear and confusion, with no clear line of responsibility or accountability.
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People give off hundreds of signals that others use to understand their state of mind and respond accordingly.
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No word better captures the state of mind for those in Big Tech, and more specifically Silicon Valley.
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"When you are talking about state of mind, you are not talking about broad statements," Ms. Feden said.
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Beta signals, on the other hand, are associated with an alert state of mind, concentration, and mental activity.
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"I could tell that she was in a real bad, panicking state of mind," the concerned mother said.
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"In her current state of mind, she believes that he is her friend," Cox wrote on Facebook. 3.
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But now the phrase has evolved into a state of mind, a fictional place where flavor reigns supreme.
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"My Breast Reduction surgery is tmrw," she wrote, adding several emojis to explain her current state of mind.
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The $150 Spire clip-on sensor tracks physical activity and state of mind by detecting users' breathing patterns.
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"They exploited my state of mind for profit and notoriety," Spencer told the Atlanta Journal-Constitution last week.
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Anthony Scaramucci, the former White House communications director, also weighed in on Trump's state of mind on Friday.
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Trump's tweet is apparently a response to a Washington Post article about his turbulent state of mind lately.
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Toobin's take on Hearst's state of mind is credible because he doesn't pretend clarity where there is none.
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"Being a scientist or an engineer is a state of mind, not a state of education," Savage said.
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It's the state of mind that the rum punch in your hollowed-out pineapple is always half full.
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The extreme suggestions show Mr. Rosenstein's state of mind in the disorienting days that followed Mr. Comey's dismissal.
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Our misery stems from the lack of self-confidence and grows into a flourishing constant state of mind.
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Class is as much a state of mind as it is an accurate reflection of income or wealth.
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Many are concerned about the state of mind of our president, who has control of the nuclear arsenal.
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Guessing his state of mind, and that of the new owners, is unavoidable for those around the team.
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Investigators interviewed the driver's husband, Alan Brody, about issues like her sleep habits and her state of mind.
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And Rihanna made sure to emphasize that sexy is not a body type, but a state of mind.
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The best strategy for fending off a bear depends greatly on correctly diagnosing the bear's state of mind.
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For starters, broadcasting someone's mental health struggles probably won't do much to improve that person's state of mind.
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"Advice of counsel" is a recognized defense, especially where state of mind — alleged corrupt intent — is at issue.
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" Shulkin said, however, that officials don't "know enough about [Kelley's] state of mind to give him a diagnoses.
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"If we accept the struggling self, our state of mind will soon undergo a change," Haemin Sunim writes.
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King has been in an anxious mood all day, and his room reflects his hurried state of mind.
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JT: I actually think I have reached that state of mind with curating because it is a marathon.
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Winning or losing a fight is a fact, but being undefeated is a state of mind, she says.
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"He's very emotional and weirdly nonemotional," the attorney said when asked to describe his client's state of mind.
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"Sports fans in this state of mind likely do more than experience the allure of giveaways," he told us.
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This generation may be in a revolutionary state of mind, but they are yet to transpose it into song.
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Yes, it can see the BPMs and overall breathing pattern, but it can't really know your state of mind.
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Instead, the new book — titled Single State of Mind — will be about another love of Dorfman's: New York City.
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"In that unconscious state of mind, he came out of the car and started firing," she told the outlet.
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The good news is that reframing your mindset can sometimes change your state of mind and other people's too.
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The former Bachelorette appeared on Good Morning America Tuesday to promote her newly released book, Single State of Mind.
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But, where the latter is more a depiction of Caps' behavior, the former reflects the Libran state of mind.
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Start will help people with depression to share their state of mind with doctors using standardized mental health tests.
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Pulliam also provided a glimpse into Cosby's state of mind as the jury enters their third day of deliberations.
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"You may alert the jury to what the evidence will show as to your state of mind," Brown said.
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But working from home could also have negative consequences for your state of mind … especially in the long term.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury begins its retrograde on Sunday, putting you in a reflective and introspective state of mind.
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"It's important for parents to be aware of their children's state of mind and if they're depressed," he said.
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These canvases were endless expressions of her daily state of mind, of an imagined Eden between sea and mountain.
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Over time, those absences inflict damage not just on a young woman's academic development, but her state of mind.
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In this same state of mind on my more recent hungover visit, I obliged my grandmother in the garden.
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For one thing, it reinforces that save-the-planet state of mind and serves as an example to others.
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Few tennis players have better described their state of mind during a breakthrough victory than Djokovic did on Sunday.
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This new state of mind wasn't very fruitful for me until mid-February, when I met Jude* on Bumble.
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It is also a state of mind — and not a good one: "corrupt and contented," Lincoln Steffens called it.
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A guilty state of mind was a requirement to be convicted of a crime when this country was founded.
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He spoke about his constantly expanding plans, his state of mind post-Paris and his love for Los Angeles.
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" Smith says that by the end of the insight group she was "in a total state of mind control.
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The videos from Brussels are a momentous shock, but also a momentous reflection of a state of mind. Run!
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The original series focused on a dreamier state of mind, more wooded landscapes and bodies of water in motion.
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I don't know the driver's state of mind, but he did an amazing job getting us through the mayhem.
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My state of mind was totally open, and when you're in that place, you pick up so much unintentionally.
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Ganni is a state of mind more than anything, it's about making women feel comfortable in their own skin.
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In the universe of the Chainsmokers, the French capital isn't just a place, but a state of mind, man.
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His plays — like "The Beauty Queen of Leenane" or "The Cripple of Inishmaan" — tether behavior to state of mind.
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"Nothing has changed, in terms of how they operate, the way they think, their state of mind," he said.
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While talking, we realized that the interval aspect of my new running routine was enabling this state of mind.
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But the experience taught me that at its essence, being a Bra Girl is really a state of mind.
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"During the real career or after, that state of mind will stay with her, all the time," Sfar said.
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Whether the long-drawn-out pauses in between feel sheltering or terrifying depends on each listener's state of mind.
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I couldn't help notice Billy Joel's "New York State of Mind" playing after the show on the final night.
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"Our state of mind at the time of death can influence the quality of our next rebirth," he wrote.
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You want to be in a place and in a state of mind that creates a very powerful commitment.
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The idea isn't really tied to any specific musical characteristics so much as it is a state of mind.
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It is a state of mind that cannot ever quite allow that women are people in their own right.
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We're so absorbed in this woman's state of mind that the simple dressing of a turkey becomes Hitchcock-suspenseful.
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Because you got to go back and look at the state of mind you are in at that moment.
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Rosé is summer vacation, or at least it supports the state of mind that vacation is intended to achieve.
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It's a safe and measured way of being in that state of mind but having some control over it.
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However, in such circumstances, flight is not necessarily probative of a suspect's state of mind or consciousness of guilt.
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I'm often too busy to sit but when I sit I realize that busyness is a state of mind.
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That put me in a really great state of mind, which set the tone for the rest of my day.
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One of the best benefits of eating well, however, is the effect it can have on your state of mind.
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Having seen and heard it all, the jurors were told not to give any weight to Yatim's state of mind.
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And whether you're more of a bubbler smoker or in a pipe state of mind, Marley has the right tool.
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And whether you're more of a bubbler smoker or in a pipe state of mind, Marley has the right tool.
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"There may be players who come from different origins, but we do have the same state of mind," Griezmann said.
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I don't enjoy fans calling me 'the Mad Queen,' she said about Daenerys' state of mind in the final scene.
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Afterward, Eileen Palmer, 56, of St. James, N.Y., was teary, imagining Mr. Bowie's state of mind during the creative process.
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Here are five takeaways from New York's primary: New York's Trump state of mind New York truly is Trump territory.
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Forget that your middle school days are (thankfully!) behind you — back to school is really just a state of mind.
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Associated software may even display dangerous and likely inaccurate information to police about a person's emotions or state of mind.
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It's a lifestyle, a state of mind — and a dramedy with a serious cast (Nashville wasn't just a television show!).
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"I got to experience women arriving in one state of mind and leaving in a completely transformed way," she said.
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It was a frantic attempt to capture a state of mind, rather than a shot at drawing a narrative arc.
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More evidence Johnny's in a Hollywood state of mind -- he hung out with Justin Bieber at 1Oak Nightclub last night.
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"You do it because you want to distract yourself from what feels like a bad state of mind," he says.
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Simply put, mindfulness is being switched on to the present moment that you occupy with an active state of mind.
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The other players were apprehensive about Kyrgios's state of mind, but when he arrived in Melbourne, he was fully committed.
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That's why the video is filled with colors, slow and soulful, to convey this heavy, mixed-up state of mind.
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"I will not resign," said Mr. LePage, who tried to put to rest swirling questions about his state of mind.
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Here, Harris warned that certain actions we take with tech products force us out of a healthy state of mind.
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Under the unrelenting fluorescence of Butler's attention, Millie's state of mind seems like the only logical response to her circumstances.
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Before Yondu says a single word, his facial expression and body language tells us volumes about his state of mind.
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New York state of mind It's not surprising that Trump is so fixated on the state of the stock market.
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The defense urged jurors to consider Stone's state of mind at the time he was speaking to the Intelligence Committee.
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The new book, too, makes many claims about Corsi's state of mind, intentions, and memories that don't seem particularly believable.
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Part of it is shooting in costume, and part is the state of mind of making this sort of work.
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On Wednesday evening, the president became "unglued," in the words of one official familiar with the president's state of mind.
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But I'm at the mercy of the songs I have to work with, and the state of mind I'm in.
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Instead, the meditative piece highlighted mending as an action, as a process of attention, and as a state of mind.
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Through her press office, Ms. Kawakubo usually issues a couple of cryptic phrases purporting to elucidate her state of mind.
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Maybe you remember he sampled the Annie musical, maybe you love when "Empire State of Mind" plays at Yankee Stadium.
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But he did try to clarify his state of mind in hatching the plan — and the shortcomings of mind-altering.
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It clearly lays out your understanding of those discussions, actions you took following each conversation and your state of mind.
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"Clearly his tweets are a window into policy decisions or his state of mind," Mr. Purdy said in an interview.
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That was my experience today, but that experience probably says more about my own state of mind than the theme.
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Funny, except for the very real deadliness of that choice and the extremely unstable state of mind she's clearly in.
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If you're in a summer state of mind, too, we have a very important item for your holiday wish list.
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" During a Billy Joel tune, he gave the chorus a Midtown twist: "I'm in a Tudor City state of mind.
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However, Jutting's lawyers argued that Stuart-Moore misdirected the jury when explaining how they should judge Jutting's state of mind.
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Trump of control over her image, leading to speculation about everything from her state of mind to her moving date.
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The lead single, "People," was released the following month, and another track, "Frail State of Mind," came out in October.
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But the memos also contain telling details about the then-nascent Trump White House, and Trump's own state of mind.
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It could be programmed to bring everyone into a hyped state of mind by the time they reach the venue.
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For now, they're content in their home, a state of mind that somewhat unsettles this couple who prefer early-stage projects.
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The song is written by Long Island native son Billy Joel , who is also known for 'New York State of Mind.
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"I'm on vacation" is a state of mind that real life cannot prime you for, and frankly, that's a good thing.
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Jeremyville is both a man and an idea—a state of mind actualizing Australian optimism fused with New York City hustle.
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We deserve our birthright, which is the middle way, an open state of mind that can relax with paradox and ambiguity.
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He said Americans must be more honest with ourselves about both our state of mind and the state of the union.
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By focusing on content from friends, the feed can show more positive, engaging content that improves a user's state of mind.
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Most crimes require that an act was done with some mental element: intentionally, recklessly, or with some guilty state of mind.
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When you're mixing a live show, you're in a zen state of mind, and you know what you need to do.
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For Vicky, it's clear that a drug relapse drastically altered his state of mind on the last night of his life.
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Poirier: While I was composing the album, the immigration crisis was happening in Europe, so that influenced my state of mind.
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Keeping up requires viewers to put themselves into a post-Khloé's birthday, but pre-Paris robbery state of mind when watching.
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Lieutenant Zelikov's testimony on Thursday offered the fullest picture so far of the officer's state of mind just after the shooting.
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Attention was different because that taught a state of mind, so it was learning about myself rather than using a muscle.
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After enduring the first few waves of discomfort, stomach rumbles give way to a Zen-like state of mind and body.
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This primes your physical balance, turns on each side of your brain and puts you in a positive state of mind.
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During the race you try to get into this special state of mind and just let the speed come to you.
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Take note of your mood and state of mind the next time you make—or want to make— an impulse purchase.
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It's a state of mind that has become a catch-all tag for an essential beat in our reporting ever since.
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And that his own alienation (that state of mind shared by so many DeLillo protagonists) has roots in this Oedipal conflict.
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So in this case it would be incumbent on Mueller to understand the President's state of mind when he fired Comey.
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Teenagers themselves seem to recognize this — "boomer is state of mind," Lorenz writes of how the young think of the term.
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However, when questioned as to whether Muller was actually part of Generation X she said "Boomer is a state of mind."
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Moreover, he used these hobbies to enter a more creative state of mind to solve problems that had been eluding him.
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But the battle between the Mercedes teammates, and especially Hamilton's state of mind, overshadowed everything else in Japan over the weekend.
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Their nature helps us get more back in touch with a calm state of mind and a simple way of life.
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But Werthner insists that the benefits of being able to identify an optimal state of mind or breathing pattern are real.
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You're in a brilliantly romantic state of mind as the sun meets with sweet Venus early in the morning on Wednesday.
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"A lot of things I could've done different," Ortega says ... "Especially if I showed up in the right state of mind."
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The round was led by Israel-based crowdfunding platform OurCrowd, with participation from privacy company Prosegur and State of Mind Ventures.
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"ON LIFE is a musical snapshot, capturing the TEKLIFE family's present state of mind in these uncertain times," the group said.
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Ewers, who stars in H&M's latest campaign, entitled Forever Summer, proves an old-school state of mind works just fine.
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I wasn't in that state of mind until I had to go into exile for the second time in my life.
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They have also made appearances in movies and music videos, including "Empire State of Mind" by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys.
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Her trial will turn largely on her mental-health history and her state of mind on the day of the slayings.
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And I love his willingness to speak filmic truths at the risk of reputation—a "giving no fucks" state of mind.
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I'm a neurotic person to begin with, and I can't say I landed in Fresno in a calm state of mind.
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Winter here in Russia is not so much a natural phenomenon, but rather a state of mind, it's much more affective.
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Larson said he focused on one thing each day, whether it was sharpening a maneuver or his horse's state of mind.
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Whether you are a supporter or a critic, his tweets provide a window into his state of mind as events unfold.
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Vallejo, blaming his confused state of mind, admitted giving Nuzzi access to password-protected documents of the now-defunct Vatican commission.
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German-Americans are now "white," which is partly a color, partly a state of mind and partly a matter of perception.
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It's a state of mind that you create in a potential adversary, and it rests on a couple of foundational criteria.
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To the Editor: I was concerned before about President Trump's state of mind and thinking process, but now I'm really worried.
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Yes. Whatever happens here depends for me on what happened before, and what happened before depends on my state of mind.
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But for the sake of argument, let's assume the worst about Trump Jr.'s state of mind going into the meeting.
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"What isn't there for you to see is Mr. Stone's state of mind," defense attorney Bruce Rogow told the jury Wednesday.
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Career Rehab is both a state of mind and a plan of action designed to lead to career restoration and renewal.
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For the movies, Hollywood is a place, an industry and a state of mind, but New York — New York is home.
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Jay-Z and Alicia Keys' hit 2009 song "Empire State of Mind" has a misheard line that doesn't quite make sense.
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"They exploited my state of mind for profit and notoriety," Spencer told the news outlet a week before the content aired.
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No one should be convicted of a crime — or even stopped by the police — without evidence of a criminal state of mind.
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"💕 I choose to start each day with a grateful heart and a happy state of mind 💕," the expectant mother wrote.
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It&aposs like being drunk, you gotta say exactly how you feel and you&aposre not in your right state of mind.
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He has allowed me to get through the triumph, surviving combat, being able to get back in the right state of mind.
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It can put you in an informal state of mind – a big professional studio might have killed the vibe a little bit.
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Finally, how much weight should be given to the employee's condition or state of mind at the time of the offensive tweet?
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It'll teach you what to wear and eat before the speech and how to get in the ideal state of mind, too.
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It doesn't really help us understand a person's state of mind, and it does not always correlate to an actual psychiatric diagnosis.
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" Graham discussed the President's state of mind on Thursday, saying, "He would like the process to be exposed for being basically unfair.
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It uses familiar tropes from video games, like shooting targets, negotiating mazes and moving blocks, to express Ms. Anthropy's state of mind.
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Such wanton violence probably reflects the state of mind of Mr Shekau, an enigmatic figure known through videos of his rambling monologues.
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"So I'm not in my right state of mind, and I just had enough of him saying little smart s—," he said.
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Being cool wasn't just their brand (of which they were blissfully unaware of), but a state of mind: They were Warhol's superstars.
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But the return of the corset represents yet another shift in our state of mind: Is it, again, about stature and empowerment?
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"The British constitution is a state of mind," says Peter Hennessy, a historian who calls this the "good chap" theory of government.
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"With 100 percent certainty we will never know what his state of mind was" at the time of the crash, he said.
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But there is a difference between the recognition of some future probable state of mind, and the fact of being there already.
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"We're under siege," Trump declared at the evangelical conference, referring to the religious right but nonetheless summarizing his bunker state of mind.
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With Theta, Flatsitter wanted to take a different approach, getting people to enter into a calm, relaxed and meditative state of mind.
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After so many years of sobriety, this moment of terrible judgement seems to have completely impaired and altered his state of mind.
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The exploration of the girl's identity, both with her gender and state of mind, is full of body horror and dark dreamscapes.
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For me, it'd be great if we could have a State Of Mind round in every sport, or something similar – an equivalent.
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I know that sounds weird, but when you're in that state of mind, it really is what your body is gonna do.
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This isn't a practical or political reality but a state of mind, sacred precisely because it is literally unattainable and geographically fantastic.
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They examined the whole transcript, looking for evidence of the one thing Comey admitted he lacked knowledge of: Trump's state of mind.
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"I hope he is in a wise state of mind, and that he has a realization of the realities," Mr. Abdullah said.
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There were even actual storm clouds hanging over the capital in recent days, a literal echo of the nation's state of mind.
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So when Housing Secretary Ben Carson, declared poverty is, in part, a state of mind, his comments led to an expected outcry.
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You're usually up for a good time, Leo, but your not going to be in the right state of mind to party.
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She's also keeping a positive state of mind, and has agreed to let her procedures be filmed for medical show The Doctors.
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If there's an occasional whiff of proselytizing here, that's because Mr. Meyer is selling not just food, but a state of mind.
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Explorer The contemporary trolley, introduced in 21980, takes visitors to an arts district, an entertainment district and a happy state of mind.
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Pay deep and persistent attention to it, and you enter a very special state of mind, one of absolute awareness and knowledge.
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This means the very same act can be criminal if done with one state of mind and innocent if done with another.
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Buoyed by its groovy women and Afrofuturist flourishes, Wakanda itself is finally the movie's strength, its rallying cry and state of mind.
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Some are champions at the age of 19, but my greatest source of pride is they had the right state of mind.
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It was a state of mind, an acquiescence to a culture and the mission to do what you could to perpetuate it.
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The scene made me imagine Mary Louise cornering Elizabeth in the hospital to ask about Bonnie's state of mind since Perry's death.
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And it turns out that the similarities between the state of mind running can enable, and meditation, works on a few levels.
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Its original meaning is moonstruck; and it connects to sleepwalking — to those whom the moon sends into a changed state of mind.
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He said that he was not conjuring a place on a map but a state of mind: the futility of good intentions.
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" She added: "Having a great building with everything facilitates a state of mind in which I can throw everything at my job.
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No one takes those videos seriously, but they indicate a state of mind in which every action has to have a reaction.
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He sent me in the right place in the right time, and he gave me the right state of mind, Gluck said.
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It was those spaces, where downtown existed as a state of mind as much as a place, that held my attention longest.
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"She plays piano, so we kept the manicures short but eye-catching, like in the 'Empire State of Mind' video," she said.
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Peronism, always more of a state of mind than a coherent political ideology, is particularly well suited to this kind of moment.
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Unsworth's legal team tried to use Musk's email to highlight his state of mind when he initially made his July 2018 tweets.
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Nearly 1003,000 users agreed and filled out extensive questionnaires, which asked about their daily routines, political views and general state of mind.
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The tweet was wrong on a number of counts, but it may offer some insight into Trump's own current state of mind.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Taurus this weekend, too, grounding your thinking and putting you in a quieter, more reflective state of mind.
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Empire State of Mind: Climate change affects us all, but it affects low-income people and communities of color a bit harder.
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Fat Joe says Tekashi69 was in a frantic state of mind just weeks ago ... correctly predicting the feds were gunning for him.
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Since much of Mueller's case will turn on Trump's state of mind, that evidence — by definition — cannot be obtained from anyone else.
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"As to his state of mind, we know how it happened, but not why it happened," said Oklahoma City Police Captain Paco Balderrama.
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We understand the cashier's curiosity about the congresswoman's state of mind when she picked out the snacks because her selections were, unsurprisingly, kickass.
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They not only indicate a biased hateful state of mind, they imply unequivocally a willingness to take official action to impact the election.
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Beyond that, I think this report tells us a lot about Mr. Comey&aposs state of mind, the fact that he was insubordinate.
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Director Lynne Ramsay uses an expressionistic approach to put us deep into Joe's state of mind, and the result is ferocious and unforgettable.
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Amazon declined to comment Shareholders may also worry about the Amazon CEO's state of mind as he goes through a difficult personal situation.
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And not just any ol' show: delightful, binge-worthy shows that can help transition you back into a more peaceful state of mind.
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In this individual case, this young Nikolas Cruz fellow, he was clearly in some particular state of mind that was special to him.
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Describing her state of mind to Fincher, Zheng used the Chinese term pujie, which translates as "spread out on the street," like roadkill.
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Despite disagreeing with the way the "Empire State of Mind" rapper responded to his wife, Clinton "loved Homecoming" regardless, she told the outlet.
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It also directed agents to seize evidence pertaining to Manafort's "state of mind" in connection with the crimes that Mueller's team was investigating.
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Investigators have zeroed in on the cause of the accident, but they may never fully comprehend Bostian's state of mind on May 12.
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While she's in great physical shape, she says when it comes down to it, age is really all about one's state of mind.
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Mike Kelly, co-founder and CEO of State of Mind Partners, said a branded hotel wouldn't be right for every fast food chain.
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"Frankly this guy was in a state of mind that he could very well have hurt somebody," he said at a news conference.
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And really, how you end up feeling depends as much on your physiology and state of mind as it does on the plant.
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My state of mind takes a positive turn when I smell raisin bagels in the toaster or my nine-month-old son's skin.
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THERE'S EVEN A TEST, THERE'S EVEN A REGULATORY OVERLAY THAT TRIES TO DEFINE YOUR STATE OF MIND – WHY YOU TOOK ON A POSITION.
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When it comes to pot, there's no question that depending on your tolerance and your experience, it can affect your state of mind.
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The performance I developed, when I was taking photos of the people surrounding me, was in the state of mind of Holden Caulfield.
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Researchers, however, are still delving into the science behind this blissed-out state of mind—and why so many people seek it out.
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Holliday said before she would have been bothered by those kinds of comments but now she is in a better state of mind.
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In the cage, ring or on the mats, to bring yourself back to the moment when fatigued is a handy state of mind.
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Obstruction of justice -- both in the criminal statute and Nixon and Clinton articles of impeachment senses -- turns on the president's state of mind.
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Documents and other witnesses' testimony certainly shed light on Trump's state of mind, but they are no substitute for asking the man himself.
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Mr. Mendonca Filho said he found a special satisfaction in portraying Clara's sensitive state of mind and a sense of traveling through time.
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They also suggest something of Mr. Lockett's despairing state of mind, since he made them around the same time his H.I.V. was diagnosed.
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Now, the election seems a harbinger of hard days to come for the country, its economy, migration and even its state of mind.
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It wasn't just a threat to his state of mind but to his politics, his movement and the way he conceived the future.
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What was your state of mind at the time of writing, and have you viewed this story differently as the world has changed?
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Kyrgios, who can blow white-hot or stone-cold depending on his state of mind, looked and sounded particularly fired up on Thursday.
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"There's no right way to describe his state of mind," Lawrence Park Volunteer Fire Chief Joe Crotty said of the firefighter, Luther Jones.
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Whatever time of year, the "sila" (a Greenlandic concept meaning weather or state of mind) plays a key role during trips to Greenland.
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These struggles took him down a path so dark that his close friends and family members began worrying about his state of mind.
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And sometimes it's an issue with the child's own learning profile or state of mind that comes to light as academic demands increase.
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You get a sense of their state of mind by watching them in a way that you wouldn't just from reading about it.
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It preserves time, location and state of mind, the what-when-where-and-who of every story we might want to dig up.
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"Age is just a state of mind" is a laugh line in the geezer comedy "The Expendables" and a wan Hallmark-card slogan.
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Age is just a state of mind Former Vice President Joe Biden offered a defense to former President Obama's stance on aging politicians.
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Lana Del Rey distills her 21st-century California state of mind on an album that's thoroughly high-concept behind its air of vulnerability.
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He's called poverty a "state of mind" and argued that "a comfortable setting" might be an incentive for people to stay on welfare.
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"Out of all the 54 years of my life, this is the best state of mind I've ever been in," Ms. Thompson said.
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But McEnroe said Williams looked good and appeared to be in a great state of mind during last week's Hopman Cup in Perth.
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In the Trump era, ''unapologetic'' constitutes a state of mind: There is no shame in flouting norms, exiting accords, jeopardizing international relationships, lying.
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As for her son's state of mind, she says Brandon "has his good days and bad days," and that the girls are staying busy.
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Others merely took time to ask if other foods could be classified as something else, and show concern for the rapper's state of mind.
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After years of feeling displaced—being far away, being immigrants, being nomads—my take is that being "far away" is a state of mind.
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To truly get into a Stark-state-of-mind, Tollymore Forest Park is an excellent place to channel your inner direwolf on a hike.
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That necessarily required us to speculate a bit about his state of mind and his motivation for leaving Blink-182 to pursue the project.
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It wasn't just in music, but I definitely was going through a drug problem and I think it was more my state of mind.
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"When I was in that state of mind where I was undocumented, the idea that I could one day become a lawyer?" she laughs.
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"La La Land" ultimately isn't just about a place, but a state of mind -- an ode to those who dream of making it big.
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This is generally the worst for your children, not to mention your health and state of mind… and this is where charging comes in.
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And while Michelle Obama's contributions to current political and social discussions has never been only topical, her clothes have complemented her state of mind.
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" Alicia Keys was also on hand, performing a cover of Cyndi Lauper's "True Colors" as well as her own anthem "Empire State of Mind.
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There is just a constant fluttering and sliding of blue and black drawn elements that, given the right state of mind, can be mesmerizing.
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A trip to the Cigar Smoking World Championship confirms that competition, regardless of the discipline and the contestants, remains just a state of mind.
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"My greatest source of pride is they had they right state of mind," Deschamps, who had captained France to the 1998 title, told reporters.
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"Alexa Ray Joel performed 'New York State of Mind' and they brought Della Rose on stage to perform 'Happy Birthday,&apos" the source says.
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Related Link: MTV's VMAs in a New York state of mind Queen Bey Beyoncé is nominated for a career-best 11 nominations this year.
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Feeling inspired as Jay-Z and Alicia Keys performed their infamous ode to New York "Empire State of Mind," Lil Mama made a decision.
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In fact, they said such a break was a good thing for the presidential state of mind (Republicans and Democrats alike make that argument).
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The works often suggest to me the state of mind of a new mother too tired to think while too dedicated not to work.
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We employ humans, not robots, and if you're expecting them to do great work, they need to be in a healthy state of mind.
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Lose to Doi in January, and Kerber might never have found the state of mind necessary to experience this remarkable midcareer renaissance at 290.
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But even though he's comfortably middle-aged, he proved that being washed is a state of mind, one we don't need to succumb to.
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I spoke to the doctors to learn how the donor penis was chosen, Manning's state of mind, and how, exactly, one transplants a penis.
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As long as her shoulders or back didn't hurt, this hypnotic state of mind could carry her along for an hour and maybe two.
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MUNCHIES: Do you know what your father does in the morning to get into the right state of mind to make pizzas all day?
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" Rather, it is "a state of mind that is positive, optimistic, courageous, and able to adapt and cope in flexible ways with life's changes.
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Given the high standard of proof, and how critically it depends on Sessions's state of mind, it's an extremely difficult case to make conclusively.
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Beyond that, Mr. Biden was awash in grief over the death of his son, hardly the state of mind for a grueling presidential marathon.
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Unlike collusion, moreover, conspiracy requires that a party have a specific state of mind — knowledge — of the criminal nature of his or her actions.
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"The Botany of Desire," his third and possibly greatest book, put him back in the garden, though in a more global state of mind.
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Yet his adventures ensnare us in that cobwebbed state of mind when even the most innocent exchanges between strangers can acquire an ominous tone.
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As the story unfolds, Toller's own state of mind shifts and changes, with him questioning the very shreds of faith that are his lifeblood.
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On Twitter and on Facebook, millions of us offer up-to-the-minute updates on our state of mind with essentially no prompting whatsoever.
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They might be great for your physical comfort, but there's good reason to ponder whether they're a great fit for your state of mind.
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It remains to be seen whether Governor Amazon Cuomo will also release a statement that sounds inspired by Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind."
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By that I don't mean so much a remoter region of Israel as a state of mind in which we all exist at times.
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What's more, all indications are that Trump's state of mind is not where lots of Republicans would like it to be at the moment.
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But my view, which is sympathetic to Carson's description of poverty as a "state of mind," is not a result of loyalty to him.
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With walls covered in stickers and posters, it brought to mind a young girl's bedroom — and the collection mimicked that youthful state of mind.
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But more than just a principle, solidarity is a state of mind that goes to the very heart of what the EU is about.
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From Rilo Kiley to Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, the Looking For Alaska soundtrack will put you in an indie rock state of mind.
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He says he can't understand why the musician would attack these 2 women ... but suggests maybe he's not in a good state of mind.
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"Par en Par really approaches resort as a state of mind and folds the idea of calm and relaxation into your everyday," she said.
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Together, the exhibition and the monograph are important footnotes to a slogan that has become both a state of mind and a revolutionary movement.
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Or perhaps another way to interpret the etymology is that utopias are not places at all, but something else: a state of mind, perhaps?
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"This gives us an opportunity to target them when they are in the right contextual environment and the right state of mind," Andresen explained.
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As the pastor's state of mind deteriorates, his composure remains placid — and yet when it finally breaks, we've somehow been expecting it all along.
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That was my state of mind when I brought two white cops to my journalism class at to interact with my diverse group of students.
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Here are all the stops to hit in Jamaica if you want to make like Action and get into an island state of mind, mon.
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It's great for your state of mind," he told the students, while reminding them, "Make sure you keep really warm and pull your hoods up.
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" The source also questioned Singer's state of mind that evening, claiming the 60-year-old "was drinking like crazy" and adding "she's always been volatile.
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"It's unclear what his state of mind was during this time, and that has them puzzled," a family source previously told PEOPLE of the Cavallaris.
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Given the President's state of mind and Pompeo's own involvement in the Ukrainian scandal, neither can be trusted to manage a North Korea crisis effectively.
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After all, you've just come back from a (hopefully) relaxed state of mind, only to be descended into the chaos of your day-to-day.
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" When Anderson asked Baca if his state of mind prevented him from understanding the charges against him, the former sheriff answered, "Not at this moment.
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She said the statement did not qualify as an exception to the rule banning hearsay because it does not establish the defendant's state of mind.
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Because the breath has such an impact on our whole being, focusing on breathing can lead to a restful and calm state of mind. 7.
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Yet as a new year begins, I find myself past the 5th stage of grief and on to an unexpected new state of mind: optimism.
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And more recently, the rise of year-round online shopping has seemingly transformed Black Friday from a weekend into a month-long state of mind.
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The key ingredient to work/life balance is being able to stay in the present moment, and have an awareness of your state of mind.
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A study by psychology professor Darby Saxbe backs that phenomenon, proposing that your state of mind mimics the state of your personal space and belongings.
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Prosecutors had to examine Pantaleo's state of mind, and it would be a "high standard" to prove the case to a jury, the official said.
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As the two sides had differed over Fields' intent last year, the defense and prosecutors sharply divided over their descriptions of his state of mind.
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You just choose a meditation session, make yourself comfortable, pop on some headphones, hit play and let the soothing narration change your state of mind.
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The album is spacious, filled with flutes, choirs, field recordings of birdsong—sounds that describe a place and also a peace-seeking state of mind.
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When it comes to defining wealth, Americans are split, with some describing it as a specific dollar amount and others as a state of mind.
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The television may be tuned to Nigerian rap videos or Fox News, depending on the hour and the state of mind of the presiding waitress.
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Republican members of Congress look set to argue that Donald Trump's "state of mind" toward Ukraine is the key to why military aid was withheld.
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This season puts everyone in a clean slate state of mind, and this weekend is your opportunity to get a head start on that feeling.
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By the time officers arrived, Mr. Uribe was gone; the officers, concerned about his state of mind, filled out a missing persons report for him.
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If Comey had Trump under oath, he would "want to understand his state of mind" at points where he's been accused of obstruction of justice.
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Although the summer solstice technically happens in late June, we liken the season to a state of mind — one that begins, well, right about now.
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Clearly when I was married to him I didn't know anything about his state of mind, so I'm probably not the best person to ask.
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And as she speaks it, an adjective acquires the weight of a noun, while a season is somehow transformed into a pervasive state of mind.
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That person will be setting up a state of mind that says, I have no reason to reflect on anything because I can't change anything.
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The idea of place, as both a physical reality and a state of mind, is central to "Passage," which does indeed begin with a journey.
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If you really won't enjoy the holiday, there's no point to the trip, but it can be hard to forecast our own state of mind.
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But I've learned through the years that who you trip with is as important as your state of mind and environment going into the trip.
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Once you're in a calm and rational state of mind, write the real email, reread it, and when you're sure it won't backfire, send it.
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Social media, the ever-churning news cycle, chats with colleagues — these distractions can lead to a working state of mind that is far from focused.
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While I was in the bathroom, a woman sang "New York State of Mind," and I shed a few tears for my now-former home.
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Pinkett Smith expressed her disappointment in the rapper upon seeing him take down King, prompting Snoop to share his state of mind at the time.
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Go deeper: Impeachment during a not normal presidency GOP to argue Trump's "state of mind" on impeachment Inside Democrats' preparations for the public impeachment battle
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Instead, it could be used because "honest 'white heart/empty head' good faith is inconsistent with a subjectively reckless state of mind," the court wrote.
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The plaintiff's attorneys presented those communications in court, but Wilson advised the jury it could only be used to help assess Musk's state of mind.
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Rather, as Towne suggests, it is "a state of mind," the soul of the city captured at 24 frames per second: both narrative and metaphor.
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As you may have gathered, "Iphigenia in Splott" is a work with a confrontational social conscience, a state of mind that's rarely conducive to subtlety.
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"I didn't mislead you, I told you my state of mind at the time and I was making clear I never met him," he said.
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To portray these vagabonds' fractured state of mind, the director Virginie Gourmel occasionally indulges jump cuts, highlighting moments when her characters spiral out of control.
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Prosecutors questioned him about Guyger's state of mind when she shot and killed her neighbor, 26-year-old Botham Jean, in his apartment in 2018.
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The idea is that a hotel is not an actual structure, but a state of mind, a series of experiences, a respite from your life.
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The president can certainly offer his own reasons for why he did so, but the conduct provides additional evidence of a culpable state of mind.
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For whatever it lacked in salacious details about the wrestling business, If Only They Knew offers readers a great deal about its author's state of mind.
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By making the music a trigger to revisit your state of mind at the time, you turn that memory into something that operates in your subconscious.
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"Frail State of Mind," from the band's upcoming fourth album, lands somewhere between Years & Years, Justin Bieber's work with Skrillex and Diplo, and SoundCloud R&B.
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Jurors heard from mental-health experts on both sides, who arrived at different conclusions about Ms. Ortega's state of mind at the time of the killings.
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AHS: Cult has so far managed to show a distorted — if heavy-handed — version of our current state of mind as a nation: we are afraid.
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Anyway, all of which is to say: "Empire State of Mind" is the end-of-the-night banger to end all end-of-the-night bangers.
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Here, the knowledge and state of mind of the president is completely relevant and the special counsel can only get that information from the president himself.
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And Golden State of Mind will set you back $26, ringing in about $10 higher than the brand's other 12-pan eyeshadow palettes on the market.
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The fact is I don't know about his state of mind (I don't know a lot of things) and I shouldn't have acted like I did.
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Answering that riddle correctly not only has implications for your state of mind, but can also determine whether you'll become the kind of bully you loathe.
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" FROM PEN: Bachelorette Jillian Harris Talks Mom Shaming and Mom Guilt: "We're All So Hard on Ourselves" Adds Amurri Martino, "That's just a state of mind.
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Paullouis the surf instructor catches Hannah at the bar drinking a daiquiri and checks in on both her front arm injury and her state of mind.
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Using 3D body scans in a retail context could impact sales, as consumers in a dissatisfied state-of-mind may be less inclined to purchase clothing.
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I'm 81 years old, and I would like to reach 100, but I would like to be in the state of mind just like she is.
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It's also about maintaining a state of mind that doesn't veer off into what you should be doing, or what you will be doing after Shabbos.
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Learn how changes to your state of mind, sleep quality, exercise and aspects of diet can impact your overall health and slow down the aging process.
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I was excited to be paired up with Andy as I hear a melancholy in his music which was completely aligned with my state of mind.
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But Infrastructure Week, it turned out, was really just a state of mind, or at least had little or nothing to do with infrastructure at all.
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"The question is whether these tweets testify to a broader state of mind on the president's part," said Stephen Vladeck, a University of Texas law professor.
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Tate [Taylor, the director, whose credits include "The Help"] wanted it being less that she physically had let herself go and more a state of mind.
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All of this, his defense attorneys say, has weighed heavily on his state of mind and on his memory while he was being questioned at length.
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It also contains details of Oswald's contacts with the Soviet embassy in Washington and conversations in Mexico City, that offered information about his state of mind.
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It's hard to pin down exactly what makes someone wealthy versus middle class — is it a certain amount of money, or perhaps a state of mind?
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Obama also didn't think Biden was in the right state of mind to campaign for president following the death of his son, Beau, the newspaper reported.
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And they can even prosecute based on strict liability – that is without showing a guilty state of mind – provided that is what the law expressly authorizes.
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But those lies do inform Robert Mueller's investigation insofar as they are evidence of state of mind, which is a key element in any criminal prosecution.
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But you still have to kind of prove the thing that&aposs a crime, before you start worrying about what somebody&aposs state of mind was.
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In the new exhibition The State of Mind, now on at the Berlin gallery Manière Noire, conceptual artist Daniel Knorr uses these "Leipzig stones" as artifacts.
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In a recent test of the new Cayenne SUV, it took me all of five seconds to be transported to that transcendent Porsche state of mind.
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Her state of mind doesn't matter just yet, however, given that the enemy poised to destroy the Red Keep with dragons has just offered a truce.
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The lens is distinctly southern, but it opens wide to take us into Mr. Corker's state of mind as a notably candid critic of President Trump.
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If heaven is a state of mind, then Murphy's pretty much there as we hang up the phone, taking a pause on tour-planning and interviewing.
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Once that intimacy is established, it perseveres; considering Aubrey's state of mind, White's screenplay tantalizingly hints at the possibility that this is all in her head.
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Somewhere in between dreams and reality exists a state of Hyperlimbo, a sort of transitory world that is both a place and a state of mind.
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In this picturesque multicultural port city less than a three-hour drive from Seattle, marijuana is as much a recreational drug as a state of mind.
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Some of Mr. Cuomo's close observers were surprised when the governor said his favorite song was "Empire State of Mind" by Jay-Z and Alicia Keys.
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Doing time well required a Buddhist state of mind, of being present where you are and not thinking of yourself in places where you couldn't be.
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Precision, control and a soaring, exhilarating jump that leaves your heart in your throat — they all become something greater: the suggestion of a state of mind.
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The lunch conversation is considered off the record, but it gives the anchors a sense of the president's state of mind before they anchor SOTU coverage.
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"The government concedes that the Statement of the Offense is silent as to his state of mind at the time the filings were made," prosecutors wrote.
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The challenge for courts is to determine how far to let defendants go in trying to prove that the requisite state of mind did not exist.
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"When you destroy art in a gallery that's pretty weird, and he was aggravated and not in a state of mind that was reasonable," Heinrich said.
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Arthur Aidala, one of Weinstein's lawyers for the NYC criminal case, was leaving Michael's Thursday in NYC when we asked about his client's state of mind.
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This graphic has likely resonated with so many people because of how accurately it portrays the entrepreneurial state of mind for many on a daily basis.
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Omatandangole refers to "a kind of mirage that appears in heated air," which he says he found relevant to his state of mind at the time.
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MANCHESTER, England — It has reached the stage, now, when it comes to gauging Pep Guardiola's mood, his state of mind, where no detail can be overlooked.
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It added that Kim's style "reflected a relaxed state of mind" that likely resulted from his previous announcement that North Korea had achieved its nuclear ambitions.
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And Kate and Toby will be thrust into some stressful situations as we move forward, and that will definitely have an impact on Toby's state of mind.
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For all the area&aposs success in pushing to remake itself, people here acknowledge that the memories of its past still help shape their state of mind.
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Here's the setup: That corrupt intent part means "there must be a knowing and dishonest state of mind to obstruct, influence, or impede an investigation," McCord said.
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Not for the faint of heart, but it might be just the thing to get you in the state of mind for some time with the family.
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Ot'alora hopes this altered state of mind will allow patients to more effectively explore suppressed emotions, which experts agree is a critical step toward acceptance of trauma.
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"When we approach an animal for the first time, we instinctively look for cues in its body language that broadcast its internal state of mind," says Gannon.
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CAMPAIGN 2016 Empire state of mind: After his wonderful weekend out west, Bernie Sanders seeks to keep his momentum going as the schedule of contests heads east.
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"If we don't work on changing the state of mind of the public then these new laws will not be efficient," said Gwendoline Coipeault of Femmes Solidaires.
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"But generally, when we talk about fraud the F word, I think we are talking about a state of mind that's a little bit higher than that."
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I knew that if I accepted limitations so early in my life with diabetes, I would always accept limitations, and that was a dangerous state of mind.
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Another resident named Ty told the Chronicle that Cowell "just wasn't in a normal state of mind," and described Cowell's violent behavior over the past 12 years.
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He compares the occasional transcendence of performing live—"you stop becoming yourself, you transcend your body and mind"—to the state of mind of oracles in Ladakh.
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I would act sloppier and more liberated, and he was completely sober and having sex with me while I was not in the right state of mind.
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So now I'm having to be in rooms where I'm having very different conversations about creating legacy and wealth, and that's a whole 'nother state of mind.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," the retired neurosurgeon said during an interview with SiriusXM Radio released on Wednesday evening.
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In a Twitter thread over the weekend, Ren opened up about struggling with her health, and discussed her "toxic state of mind" when it came to food.
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Like "New York State of Mind," it was a universal song, and a very well known song that helped people join together to find a way forward.
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A ruminative hour could have given us a chance to understand Jon's state of mind before he declares that his watch is ended and he's walking away.
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"All of us were in a different state of mind" That conference room was the Rendezvous Banquet Hall, where businessman Dilip Mehta, 65, was attending a dinner.
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Though it's exciting for a company you care about to pop up in your email, she said to refrain from getting stuck in that state of mind.
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Muhammad admitted to the shootings in a recent jailhouse interview with CNN affiliate KGPE that appears to give more insight into his state of mind and motives.
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It's the perfect state of mind in which to contemplate the corrosive effects of time and the sense of things, big and small, coming to an end.
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This earnest collage tribute piece from the Civilians, written and directed by Steve Cosson, celebrates Rimbaud as the man who invented downtown as a state of mind.
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Anything that reminds me of that state of mind—I can't grow out my beard because it reminds me of when I cleaned up and shaved it.
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This is a powerful date for meditating on what "home" means to you, whether that's a real place or more of a state of mind (or both!).
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There's a moment in the caravan when [Aisha] sits up and pulls the cover off – that's such a hard thing to do in that state of mind.
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But as #MeToo rises and swells, it has come to seem profoundly difficult for women to enter the incandescent state of mind that Woolf argued Shakespeare achieved.
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I imagine he's here to see Primus, such is his peaked state of mind, increased further by two enormous inflated spacemen on either side of the stage.
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But you gradually sort of work your way into — I don't know if you'd call it a meditative state of mind, but such profound calm about it.
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Once Huffman took a plea deal in May, though, Loughlin became the main story, with multiple insiders regularly offering a tabloid window into her state of mind.
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Those who use baking as a transition into a creative state of mind are more likely to stir up a quick banana bread or pan of brownies.
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"Being O.K. with having privacy in the context of busyness is a New York state of mind," said Jake Silverstein, editor of The New York Times Magazine.
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Though he spends much of "Desert" attending to Eligia's body — washing her wounds, feeding her, helping with ablutions — he never once inquires into her state of mind.
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Dykstra scrutinizes Adams's artfully composed photographs, taken in the years leading up to her suicide in 1885, to look for signs of Clover's deteriorating state of mind.
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Mr. Trump's quick conclusion that the erroneous news reports warranted firing Mr. Mueller is also an insight into Mr. Trump's state of mind about the special counsel.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," he said, according to a transcript of the interview that was released on Wednesday.
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What he will say, how he will say it, and how it will be received will define his state of mind and the State of the Union.
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" Why this matters: "Trump's quick conclusion that the erroneous news reports warranted firing Mueller is also an insight into [his] state of mind about the special counsel.
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As such, the law recognizes a concept called "consciousness of guilt," which reflects the commonsense notion that lying can be evidence of a guilty state of mind.
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"The problem with New York is it is so complex; it's essentially a state of mind rather than a place," Mr. Glaser, 87, said in an interview.
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Even if, through superhuman effort, Schultz were to will himself into a state of mind that was not conflicted, he could not remove the appearance of conflict.
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I always thought that rock 'n' roll was a state of mind, an all-encompassing genre, or that there were ways of describing different types of rock.
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That is, leveraging detailed insights about people's lives and state of mind (to the extent that can be divined by their Facebook activities)), for a profit motive.
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Keeping a mental state of mind can be extremely difficult so we need to work together as humans, friends, families and neighbors, to find therapeutic treatments and cures.
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He was also dead-set on doing it all in one continuous 13-minute take, in order to lock in on the cop's personality and state of mind.
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Manohla Dargis, The New York Times: Buoyed by its groovy women and Afrofuturist flourishes, Wakanda itself is finally the movie's strength, its rallying cry and state of mind.
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And on Tuesday, Chopra offered a window into her honeymoon state of mind by sharing a selfie on Instagram in which she cuddled contentedly against her husband's side.
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The aforementioned What A Time To Be Alive resonated as an excuse to be embrace a mopey millennial state of mind while also creating some woozy mood music.
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Silicon Valley is a state of mind Startups in Brazil, Latin America's largest entrepreneurial ecosystem, are no longer solely focused on Brazil as their only frontier to conquer.
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Beyoncé and Jay Z are looking to trade in their Empire State of Mind for a little sunshine and a lot more privacy in the City of Angels.
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As someone who lives with depression and who sometimes gets extremely anxious, I've definitely seen my state of mind improve since I started boxing over a year ago.
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For many people, a mental health problem or distressed state of mind can manifest physically, and some people might experience tenser muscles (like clenched jaws) due to anxiety.
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Casually moving back and forth in time, the book is a memoir companion to No Home Movie, capturing Akerman's state of mind during the end of Nelly's life.
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Kolchak understood that it could introduce peril when it came to the guest stars of the week — and when it came to the main character's state of mind.
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" Kardashian went on to stress that grieving is different for everyone, but that for her, "There's no point in staying in a f—ed-up state of mind.
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But instead of sticking with our regular cold brew orders this autumn, we're seeking out more festive options to get us into a cozy seasonal state of mind.
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So I think -- it seems that you have a much different take on the president and his state of mind than the rest of your peers in comedy.
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Paris Jackson and her boyfriend Gabriel Glenn were in an island state of mind Wednesday night during their live set at Hollywood bar Good Times at Davey Wayne's.
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Finally, 14 months after the second surgery, the source says Hyland is in a better state of mind — but she still faces mental struggles because of her illnesses.
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Finding evidence of a defendant's state of mind is usually difficult, since the contents of thoughts are not ordinarily on display, and even federal prosecutors aren't mind readers.
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But after I crapped on her happy news — and quickly apologized profusely, reminding her I was not in a healthy state of mind — she wrote me off completely.
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It's also great litmus test for your state of mind at the time; just set a five-minute timer and you won't be disappointed with what you produce.
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Anyway, this is our "religion": a state of mind where we try to understand the world as it really is, infinite, with no limits, where everything is possible.
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Police are trying to pinpoint his motive and identify any possible accomplices, making the WhatsApp message a potential clue to his state of mind and social media contacts.
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A person who knows Trump well -- so well that he has decided the president is not only out of his depth but in a dangerous state of mind.
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When I tackle any real-life role, there's a truth that has to come from the emotional state of mind that the character's in at any given moment.
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The nature of being a parent has changed so much in the last few decades, and with it so has the state of mind of being a parent.
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But prosecutors said the posts were relevant and indicative of Fields' "intent, motive and state of mind," before he drove his car into counterprotesters on August 12, 2017.
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Over the span of two hours, a good movie can transport viewers not only to a different state of mind, but a completely different part of the world.
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Captain Sullenberger, who retired from US Airways in 2010, said in an email that the tension in the film accurately reflected his state of mind at the time.
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One loss normally doesn't, or shouldn't, dictate an organization's direction or state of mind, but it's possible Morey heads into the summer feeling more needs to be done.
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She adds: "Positive emotions and a state of mind characterized by hope and compassion create a resonant climate, an environment where everyone can be fulfilled and effective too."
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"Families are now in a state of mind where they feel a lot more confident about the economy," NRF President and CEO Matthew Shay said in a statement.
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I have a tiny piece of advice, then: as the news comes in, you should read it with a different state of mind than your usual news consumption.
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I have a tiny piece of advice, then: as the news comes in, you should read it with a different state of mind than your usual news consumption.
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My Moroccan experience, however, showed me that stressless cooking is not always about "easy," but about "ease"; it's not about a dish but about a state of mind.
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She's still in the stage of career (or the state of mind) where she can look up at the screen and simply enjoy seeing herself in a movie.
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Campaigning for the Christian Democrats gave him plenty of opportunity to study Germany's state of mind, and in particular what one might call the need for cultural security.
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It is the one where he kept his piano, said Ms. Donnery, 74, and where he polished "New York State of Mind," his kiss-off to Los Angeles.
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"Because, and I even think that I was recording it in a state of mind where I felt like I was okay, but clearly I wasn't," she revealed.
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The plot of Postscript is said to take place seven years after Gerry's death, which means that Holly will likely be in a totally different state of mind.
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All the conditions of her life, all her own instincts, were hostile to the state of mind which is needed to set free whatever is in the brain.
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At the end of 2009, the most popular song in the country was "Empire State of Mind," the hoary, inflated, thudding collaboration between Jay-Z and Alicia Keys.
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It also is highly significant that President Zelensky — the only witness who can speak to Zelensky's own state of mind — says he did not feel pressured or intimidated.
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And-- and the findings are that, depending on the moment of the day, demanding on th-- on the state of mind, they-- they have different needs in snacking.
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That could help Democrats establish that some in the White House had a guilty state of mind, which at least one Republican senator has already cast doubt on.
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Ronda Rousey appeared on The Ellen Show earlier today and spoke very candidly about her state of mind immediately following her stunning loss to Holly Holm last November.
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"I think poverty to a large extent is also a state of mind," Carson said during a SiriusXM interview set to air Wednesday night, the Washington Post reports.
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I know he fought with them, but after he came out of that state of mind, he realized what was going on and he said, 'I quit, I quit.
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Jerrold Nadler of New York, wrote a letter praising the bill and questioning Trump's "state of mind" that was read aloud at New York City's town hall this month.
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Thursday helped shed light on Sanders' intentions and state of mind -- particularly the role he hopes to play in his party -- as the general election kicks off in earnest.
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The series can look like an indie film, a romantic comedy, and a horror movie all in the space of a few minutes, depending on David's state of mind.
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Bobby may not be making the smartest choices in "Naming Rights" (his decision to leave Wendy in the dark has immediate consequences), but they show his state of mind.
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"Ain't Worth the Whiskey" A highlight at Swindell's live show and another hymn for the brokenhearted, Swindell snaps the dejected into an empowered state of mind, shot in hand.
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Trump's base is in such a frenzied state of mind that some Republicans are surely fearful about what they would need to withstand if they took on the President.
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But James, who himself was on the verge of blacking out, knew better: "She was in no state of mind to be consenting," he recalls, so he acted quickly.
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Studies show that people who are able to pursue their passions at work experience flow, a euphoric state of mind that is five times more productive than the norm.
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In this state of mind, you are subjecting yourself to an unnecessary hell while most likely only adding distance between yourself and whatever the real problem (and solution) is.
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Slapped with a "stable" diagnosis, a prescription or two, and instructions to seek therapy, those who have attempted suicide often arrive home in an extremely vulnerable state of mind.
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In each piece, the viewer might see someone that seems familiar—or a state of mind that feels like déjà vu, like those private moments we've kept to ourselves.
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Speaking to Dr Phil Cooper, a mental health nurse consultant with the NHS and a co-founder of State Of Mind, he explained how the initiative came to be.
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Eckhart is unrecognizable in the role with his receding hairline and matching beer gut, and he does an excellent job conveying Kevin's conflicted state of mind about Vinny's return.
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This question only raises further questions about what constitutes obstruction, whether there has to be an underlying crime, and whether Trump's state of mind is relevant in rendering judgment.
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On Tuesday night, before a large, raucous crowd, Clinton emerged to Jay Z's "Empire State of Mind" alongside Bill Clinton, her daughter, Chelsea, and son-in-law Marc Mezvinsky.
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Flyover country isn't a place, it's a state of mind — it's in parts of Long Island and Queens, much of Staten Island, certain neighborhoods of Miami or even Chicago.
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When Backstage Capital Founder and Managing Partner Arlan Hamilton first stumbled upon Silicon Valley — as an area and a state of mind — she realized she had found her people.
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Depending on your state of mind this week, it could be just what you need to hear or precisely the opposite; either way, it's sure to strike a chord.
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Bret: No doubt we'll find out more about Stephen Paddock's state of mind as time goes by, but perhaps the most noteworthy point about him was his utter normality.
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For the first time we've got real-time, objective metrics for state of mind and mood like tone of speech, breathing pattern, smartphone keystrokes and communication, and physical activity.
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It is really counterintuitive to say, Well, our future really only depends on our current state of mind, and not how it developed, how we got to this point.
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Speaking of vacation, it's the second week of August, that time of the year when "time off" goes from a distant idea to a seemingly universal state of mind.
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He says he was in a good state of mind the whole time, and as we reported ... Aaron looks like he's having fun with his fresh face of art.
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If your recent achievement makes you proud and that makes me happy, most empathy theorists believe that's still empathy, even if we're not in the identical state of mind.
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The emails sent by Donald Trump Jr. — in particular, the exclamation "I love it" — are a prosecutor's dream, putting his state of mind and purpose in black and white.
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Jefferson, named after the president who once envisioned establishing an independent nation in the western section of North America, is more a state of mind than a practicable proposal.
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But on Blood Bitch, she has crafted a singular work of art that unmasks Hval's state-of-mind during the last year on the road navigating the music industry.
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Is it specific to Ibiza & Formentera, or is it a state of mind available globally to those that choose to step off the beaten track and tap into it?
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"Live in that state of mind and then walk yourself back to the present and realize what you have to do today in order to get to that successful outcome."
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A piano played Billy Joel's "New York State of Mind," as the President mingled with top Republicans and Democrats, all of whom are feeling their way in Trump's new Washington.
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I'm really hoping that on a full detailed listen that you will experience the music in the era, studio, atmosphere, state of mind and location that it was created in.
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"My goal with their wedding looks was to capture an ethereal state of mind, somewhat of Cate Blanchett's presence as Galadriel in The Lord of the Rings," Morrison told PeopleStyle.
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PEOPLE has an exclusive first listen to "NYC Medley," on which he covers classics ("New York, New York") and contemporary hits (Jay Z and Alicia Keys' "Empire State of Mind").
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In his 2009 hit "Empire State of Mind," the rapper praises New York for being the place where dreams come true, and he even names specific spots across the city.
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It is not only indicative of a biased state of mind, but even more seriously, implies a willingness to take official action to impact the presidential candidate&aposs electoral prospects.
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This is unrelated, but the devil also tells the band members that he wrote "Empire State of Mind" for Jay Z, which isn't a great brag if you ask me.
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The "Empire State of Mind" rapper was also encased in his own box, with the words "Black Collector Edition" on top, while "40th Anniversary Ken" was written on the bottom.
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For those of you who aren't familiar with the concept of auras, they are, essentially, energy fields whose colors are thought to reflect our current mood and state of mind.
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"To live country is more of a state of mind, and not about cowboy hats and living on a farm," Jay tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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No matter who you are, opting for all-electric-white shoes says something — maybe a few things — about your state of mind, and most likely a need to stand out.
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"Today I was so calm and relaxed," said the two-times Masters champion, who spoke of how his form was more dictated by his state of mind than his body.
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If it comes to dark aesthetics, it is more about my state of mind which I try to reflect; feelings that I want to give space in my musical expression.
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Basically, when a sponsored article uses Knotch, a survey question pops up at the end, which is supposed to help advertisers assess your state of mind after reading the article.
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"The fact that he asks Comey to be alone with him is problematic and indicates a state of mind," said Michael Zeldin, a former top official at the Justice Department.
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For fans, it's an odd state of mind to be thinking of winning a championship as merely a capstone, a box that needs to be checked to finish everything off.
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Studies have shown that people who are able to pursue their passions at work experience flow, a euphoric state of mind that is five times more productive than the norm.
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" As to his state of mind, Laudanno says friends of hers who attended the funeral for the suspect's mom said "he didn't seem like he completely lost it or anything.
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During the training, some gave up—due to a lack of motivation or just because of the pace of the army and the state of mind ultimately didn't suit them.
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But Arnold's film isn't about the action, it's about the state of mind that comes with youth, with travel, with a new relationship and an intriguing new way of living.
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The Court envisions anti-Muslim bias, and arguably by extension bigotry against racial minorities, women, and others protected by civil rights laws as a passing state of mind, like anger.
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They didn't want her to die without saying a word about it, and she seemed to be in a "sorrowful state of mind" about what happened to Emmett, he said.
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"I went into my 'New York second-acting' mode," Ms. Nenno said, describing a state of mind well honed by her 12 years as an actress on and off Broadway.
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There are only three buttons and two types of sounds, but in my tired state of mind right before I go to bed, this sound machine is ideal for me.
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They were three hours early, the second in line and well stocked with sunscreen, bottles of water, string cheese, beef jerky, cold beers and a very happy state of mind.
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One source familiar with Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen's state of mind says she is frustrated -- but in her eyes, the frustration is the way the situation is being reported.
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This may sound cliché – but thinking of pleasant things that make you smile and feel good will help put you in the right state of mind going into the interview.
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And while I can't speak for Liam's state of mind, it's a habit of many white people walk through life absolutely sure that they hold zero biases against black folks.
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" But it's even more than that: "The way we present ourselves and the way we look really does have a big effect on our state of mind and our personality.
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It's about designing a system that picks up on the same subtle clues humans do when we gauge each other's state of mind and intent and learn from those reactions.
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President Donald Trump gave Fox News Sunday's Chris Wallace a rundown of his state of mind on Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen — and things are not looking good for her.
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I was in a poor state of mind before the interview and I was questioning whether or not I should do it and I didn't want to cancel so late.
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Of course, placebo responses are bound to happen, and the fact a compound can affect your state of mind without entering the body only makes it all the more fascinating.
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Mueller's interest in talking with the President is believed to include asking questions about Trump's state of mind in regard to actions under scrutiny in the obstruction of justice probe.
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Over the last year Morgans Hotel Group has given guests "Morgans State of Mind" coloring books with pictures influenced by its boutique hotels in Miami, San Francisco, Istanbul and London.
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Similarly, those who practice role-playing BDSM often describe entering an altered state of mind called "domspace" (for dominants) or "subspace" (for submissives) that seems similar, as Dunkley described it.
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In Ms. Ortega's case, even before the start of trial, potential jurors struggled with the idea of having to determine her state of mind at the time of the murders.
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" Mr. Friedberg said he expects Mr. Noor to take the stand in the trial: "He's going to have to testify that his state of mind was similar to his partner's.
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Boro6 Wine Bar (549 Warburton Avenue) is a play on that state of mind, an urbane spot with a marble horseshoe bar, good drinks, à la minute sandwiches and salads.
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Defense attorneys rested their case earlier in the day after two expert witnesses testified about the defendant's state of mind and his actions at the time of the controversial shooting.
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And it suggests that the phenomenon of "millennial pink" — pink as a state of mind, or an idea, as opposed to a specific Pantone shade — has penetrated the sporting world.
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It's the evocation of a state of mind — of haziness and confusion that are, in fact, unwanted knowledge, what the characters have trained themselves not to notice let alone confront.
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It can just be a state of mind with which we do whatever else it is we're doing: volunteering, commuting to work, drinking a cup of tea, washing the dishes.
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Confronted with a mountain of damaging facts heading into tomorrow's opening of the public phase of impeachment, House Republicans plan to argue that "the President's state of mind" was exculpatory.
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" This week, Judge Richard M. Gergel, who has clashed often with Mr. Bruck, rejected a defense request "to admit relevant evidence of the defendant's state of mind and personal characteristics.
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Davis told reporters at the time that it was unclear what Edwards' "state of mind" was during the incident, but added that his relatives suggested he may have been drunk.
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Watts opened up about his state of mind in the weeks and months leading up to his conviction and spoke about what led him to plead guilty to his crimes.
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The researchers argue that this could be because the perceptual decision on our sensory stimuli, in the experiment's case the face expressions, are directly influenced by our state of mind.
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Mr. Oswalt, whose comedy special won an Emmy this year, told bracing stories that Ping-Ponged between silly jokes and deeply felt moments grappling with his tumultuous state of mind.
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Which means that whether or not you find yourself in a resort anytime soon, the stores have plenty of covetable styles to transport you to a beachy state of mind.
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To me, this seems like a man who was not in the right state of mind when he made a decision to tattoo a very prominent statement on his body.
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It is this transcendental insubordination that suggests an exalted state of mind that is divinatory; a means by which to understand and respond to the current many faces of uncertainty.
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That "oimoi," a cry of pain both mocking and sincere, gives vivid insight into Antigone's state of mind; lines like this are the best argument one can find for learning Greek.
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And trying to live in pursuit of a stress-free state of mind will only continue to infuriate us — and make us feel like we're falling short of an impossible standard.
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The two looked relaxed as they shared a kiss, with the "Empire State of Mind" rapper holding a cigar in one hand with his other arm wrapped around his wife's shoulders.
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Whatever they said – and regardless of whether they chose to make their mental health status public – I walked away knowing that a positive state of mind revolves around making human connections.
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After that, (also not totally consciously) you might find yourself returning to that Vine when you're feeling stressed or anxious in order to get back to that sweeter state of mind.
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In his instructions, Then explained that only Forcillo's state of mind was relevant since he wasn't aware of Yatim's conduct prior to his arrival and couldn't have been influenced by it.
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Here, too, McGahn likely has insight into Trump's state of mind around the time that he drafted the statement, making him a crucial witness as Mueller attempts to put pieces together.
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Young Adult ditches the earlier movie's sense of whimsy, aiming for something more ragged, to convey Mavis' state of mind as a former high school queen bee who's lost her buzz.
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Lyrical and evocative, Rhys's language conjures a landscape while giving us a glimpse of Antoinette's state of mind ("overgrown…and a smell of dead flowers mixed with the fresh living smell").
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By paring back on areas where you've been lax with spending and cutting routines that add up over time, you can make a big difference to your financial state of mind.
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"I think she's bringing a lot of confidence to my game, to my personality, to my state of mind," Pouille said of his compatriot, who had previously coached Britain's Andy Murray.
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In the span of just a few days, the public learned: Individually, any of these stories could raise questions about Trump's state of mind or what the investigation will ultimately reveal.
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We're not sure how to tell you to get to the state of mind in which one is likely to be motivated to recreate this monstrosity, but have fun getting there.
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In the grand scheme of things, even the best attitude, the most resilient state of mind, the mindsets most oriented toward growth, are a drop in the bucket against structural barriers.
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We talked about it after the game and the guys left here in a pretty good state of mind based on what happened and they showed up today ready to play.
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He also wrote a first-person account that appeared in The Western Daily Press, a British newspaper, in August 1997, describing his state of mind while he waited for potential rescue.
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The gun seller should use common sense during that time to determine whether the buyer is in the right state of mind and will use a firearm only in legal ways.
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Yet precisely because of its alarming qualities, red can completely energize an ensemble and perhaps even your state of mind — a bonus most of us could benefit from in late winter.
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I knelt in a pew and read the 23rd Psalm several times, asking God to help me preserve my life, and hoping to feel some shift in my state of mind.
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All of which is to say I was in the perfect state of mind to pick up Blake Crouch's "Recursion," a heady campfire tale of a novel built for summer reading.
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I know it's not officially summer for two more weeks, but I am on vacation, driving across the country with my dog, and I'm already in a summery state of mind.
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It captured that state of mind with just a couple seconds of computation — rather more efficient than the writing method I used, which was to get drunk on cheap red wine.
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Their unburdening of starch-collared decorum had commenced before they had even boarded the plane, suggesting that Vegas is a state of mind as much as it is a physical destination.
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Because the first part of the sentence concerns a state of affairs in the world ("it's raining"), whereas the second part concerns someone's state of mind ("I don't believe it's raining").
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But these days it is Mr. Kelly's state of mind, not Mr. Trump's, that concerns the beleaguered aides buoyed by the new chief's imposition of structure and clear lines of authority.
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One of the things Srivastava and his colleagues want to explore is the extent to which Cameron's pain insensitivity is the result of her peaceful state of mind—and vice versa.
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Our Grammys sources tell us ... Demi wrote and recorded the song 4 days before her overdose, and the lyrics will reflect her state of mind during that time in her life.
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One's embrace of that state of mind can land anywhere from extreme prepping and John Birchism to simply having a big house with acreage and a "Don't Tread on Me" flag.
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It describes a state of mind: caution but determination, in a sense, so that you have this thing that you need to protect and carry, but it needs to be deliberate.
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DOJ Inspector General Michael Horowitz strongly faulted Strzok for his conduct earlier this month, saying he displayed a "biased state of mind" during a key phase of the investigation into Clinton.
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