The share price will subconsciously alter the way you think.
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Subconsciously, these factors, while important, contribute to our availability bias.
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I think subconsciously all our jokes come from that place.
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Subconsciously, I probably knew that all of this was connected.
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But your brain is primed to work it out subconsciously.
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Subconsciously, people dislike J'ouvert because it's not what they know.
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Instead, she thinks she's probably subconsciously mimicking her friends' behavior.
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"Subconsciously, I think it always played a part," he says.
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So perhaps doctors are subconsciously pushing women away from transplantation.
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I always knew subconsciously that religion wasn't inside my soul.
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You get in life what you subconsciously believe you deserve.
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Right now, I'm mostly afraid of subconsciously being a pedophile.
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I don't know if, subconsciously, it was me protecting me.
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He can almost absorb the information by osmosis, almost subconsciously.
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The group argues that certain cultural norms affect men subconsciously.
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These techniques seem to work by nudging our behavior subconsciously.
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In the case of the River God, he's acting almost subconsciously.
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I happily sipped it while subconsciously humming a generic holiday tune.
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Subconsciously, says Shannon, DRAO must have impacted his choice of career.
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But does it also make players subconsciously complacent or less hungry?
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Studies show that this inevitably subconsciously biases me in their favor.
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Subconsciously, I think we really came to appreciate that rawer sound.
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It's possible I subconsciously wanted a male ally; I'm not sure.
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Consciously or subconsciously some black Americans might have bought into that.
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Fashion often echoes the mood of the times, subconsciously or otherwise.
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The latter subconsciously suggests someone who can't control his own body.
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Did they subconsciously remember someone else quoting a quip from a play?
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These discussions are interesting, and they can subconsciously inform our world-view.
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When I see other people's tattoos I subconsciously think, 'Oh we're friends!
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And my brain now subconsciously translates non-surrogacy costs into surrogacy ones.
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I'm subconsciously writing but it feels like I'm just listening to music.
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No, I don't think it has consciously, but maybe it has subconsciously.
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They've subconsciously accepted defeat and might as well go down in flames.
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It certainly wasn't discussed, but maybe subconsciously it was made that way.
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It may feel wrong, but subconsciously it also feels safe and predictable.
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I'm sure this subconsciously helped us to get approval to film there.
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Fashion has a reach beyond any other, influencing us consciously and subconsciously.
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Nearly everyone has this particular fear subconsciously baked into them from childhood.
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She tells me that she mostly draws features she's subconsciously familiar with.
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I think a 2011 puzzle by Henry Hook subconsciously inspired today's theme.
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"Walking and taking photos was subconsciously my way of coping," she says.
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And I think the social commentary may have subconsciously influenced my life.
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Don't subconsciously undermine yourself by using the wrong words when writing proposals.
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"Subconsciously, we're probably a blend of Italian and Scandinavian styles," she says.
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Whether I want to admit it or not, subconsciously, it was there.
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You are being influenced, especially subconsciously, by the influences you take to heart.
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LA: People in the US, often subconsciously, see the country as the world.
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In other words, couples may subconsciously keep each other's wine consumption in check.
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They felt subconsciously that here was some strange symbol of relentless Fate itself.
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I'm not sure it's even voluntary, his mind just subconsciously returns to chess.
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I spend hours formulating my points and even longer subconsciously developing an idea.
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His innermost resentment — his misanthropy's very raison d'etre — is thus subconsciously self-directed.
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If you start poorly, that prior performance will sap your confidence, even subconsciously.
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But we always, often subconsciously, associate tastes with auditory, visual and tactile experiences.
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Where biases can be subconsciously triggered, it is best to remove the opportunity.
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You manage to solve it subconsciously when you are off doing something else.
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I actually subconsciously believed that, and from there it trickled on into adulthood.
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Subconsciously I never forgot the marital clash that awaited us back in London.
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Subconsciously, being around addicts most of my life kind of put me off.
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Did I subconsciously welcome my Sea of Lonely so alcohol could soothe it?
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In doing so, I was subconsciously thwarting myself by, in essence, paying to work.
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But there is one thing I'll admit to (consciously or subconsciously) steering clear of.
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Subconsciously, I've built a database of places that I understood to be second homes.
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It's possible that past trauma has subconsciously informed how you think about romantic relationships.
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Consciously or subconsciously, I feel the masses are engaged in an enormous power struggle.
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I think that, subconsciously, I knew that my mother was sick and was dying.
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Subconsciously plotting out escape routes in your head will become more and more routine.
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"Subconsciously I'm continuing to try and examine and piece together their relationship," he explained.
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Sometimes I don't realize that's not a person's account … it's like subconsciously (an ad).
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"The nice thing about haptics is you process them subconsciously," Moir told Fast Company.
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You subconsciously are comparing yourself to other people in all the images around you.
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This purple-eyed, ponytailed personification of an Herbal Essences commercial subconsciously shaped my sexuality.
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The class system and how much people seem to be subconsciously controlled by it.
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Carter is consciously or subconsciously reminding us of his unusual status in American politics.
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I wonder if maybe subconsciously that's why you were drawn to some of them.
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It was as if my brain was subconsciously protecting me from the true answer.
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As a result, my mind is always subconsciously finding solutions to make this happen.
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Despite the fact that I'm a cooking noob, maybe I subconsciously really like blenders.
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The pill could subconsciously signal you're a 'reproductive dead-end' to potential love interests
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It was about that same time that they started subconsciously favoring the "winning" deck.
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These words subconsciously suggest that you're negotiating out of necessity or emotion, not worth.
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It usually starts with one person subconsciously acting out or cracking under the pressure.
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Like moths to a flame, we fragile humans are subconsciously drawn to dangerous attractions.
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I think subconsciously I was raised to be more attracted to Chinese men, too.
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I definitely pick up on different vernaculars and I just use them, sometimes subconsciously.
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And as the excavation continues, predictably — maybe even subconsciously — Hope's own health issues resurface.
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After a few weeks I found myself filling in my Google Sheet almost subconsciously.
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Of course, I am a mother, and I think that affects me, consciously, subconsciously.
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"Subconsciously, I think I knew he had a book at that moment," she said.
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" He also alleged that Melania Trump may have lifted from Michelle Obama's speech "subconsciously.
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The former subconsciously suggests someone in control of the screen — and thus the narrative.
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I suspect this, if even subconsciously, is the root of our compulsion to do it.
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Knowing the answers from the others caused their brains to subconsciously alter what they saw.
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Sometimes, people keep apps on their phone because their subconsciously looking toward their next relationship.
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Rather than embarrass an abuser, society is subconsciously trained to question a victim of abuse.
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Could I actually be subconsciously repelling men in my attempts to smell just like them?
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It manifests itself now as fear—subconsciously, I guess it's the fear of looking weak.
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"Subconsciously it is ingrained that you need to take care of your guy," she said.
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That button that you click 500 times a day, subconsciously, you can't do that anymore.
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"Maybe subconsciously but mostly I just thought it was corny LOVE YOU JOHNNY!!!!" she tweeted.
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"I don't think there's anything autobiographical about my material, unless it's subconsciously," Strait once said.
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Williamson believes "you subconsciously make your body a large size to contain your large problems."
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First, we need to take a closer look at the language we use—often subconsciously.
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" He added: "I think it could subconsciously affect the results, if there's not serene atmosphere.
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I wrote the bridge in it not knowing what was to come — subconsciously I knew.
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If you really believe something will happen, you start taking tiny steps toward it subconsciously.
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I subconsciously diluted my background as I didn't want to be different from my friends.
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We subconsciously draw cues and make assumptions about a person based on their self-presentation.
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Subconsciously, he found himself "designing" his photographs the same way he designed his computer animations.
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Don't be too far, you'll become distant from them and, subconsciously, detached from the meeting.
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Facebook has blocked an Israeli firm which claims to be able to "subconsciously influence" users.
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But including gender in emojis could subconsciously encourage people to use them in gendered ways.
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I've witnessed my female classmates subconsciously mold their beliefs to match those of overarching consensuses.
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You can't subconsciously open your phone when you're using a long code instead of your thumb.
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The River God, subconsciously or almost erroneously, is breaking through into concurrent realities that exist simultaneously.
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They were in New York, so even subconsciously they were thinking about ordering a large pizza.
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Mankind had been plugged into it subconsciously by fascist machines that fed off their unconscious imprisonment.
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On some level, sometimes seemingly subconsciously, he knows exactly how to use that to his advantage.
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But that same lesson, perhaps subconsciously, is also comforting because it lets us off the hook.
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Post breakup, you subconsciously do things that expose you for the heartbroken mop you truly are.
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Also subconsciously, we're in the boat, moving, not accepting: going somewhere but we don't know where.
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But by making that choice, it's almost as though she's subconsciously pardoning herself from being presidential.
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They just sorted of blended in with everything, a metronome subconsciously guiding me through my meal.
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Typically we go through life holding urine in our bladders by subconsciously constricting our urethral sphincters.
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It might be based on something I've seen, and subconsciously it finds its way onto paper.
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People show me every day, consciously or subconsciously, that I'm not what they wanted or expected.
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Precisely because you're not thinking about the task, the brain can subconsciously consolidate the new knowledge.
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Conversation starter games "force you as a player to verbalize ideas you hold subconsciously," he said.
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Both, whether consciously or subconsciously, question the meaning of life's pursuits via their protagonists' chosen professions.
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I've been subconsciously preparing for this all month with my StairMaster/arms kick at the gym.
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Consciously or subconsciously, Oldstone-Moore speculates that Trudeau wants to match his rhetoric with his look.
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And, Jon embracing his Targaryen side, either subconsciously or purposefully, only means bad things for his relationship.
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Culturally, many people subconsciously still envision leaders as white and male, even if they don't realize it.
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Scientists have even developed the Hair Part Theory, which suggests that parts subconsciously highlight our mental attributes.
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I think she obviously influenced me subconsciously because growing up she would take me to her salon.
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You aren't subject to ripples in the water, so you're not subconsciously anticipating any movement or adjusting.
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The Quantico star recalled an early film audition in Bollywood that subconsciously changed her as an actor.
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Subconsciously or not, people are playing with our nerves 13 hours a day and our self-esteem.
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We have our own smells and seem to subconsciously smell others, according to studies cited by McGann.
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Some days, I subconsciously fantasized they would invent a trans scanner so I could know for sure.
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As humans, it's natural for us to subconsciously try to read and decode the people around us.
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Subconsciously, I started to conform with my peers, hiding my femininity and what came naturally to me.
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And the episode may be the reason why I subconsciously haven't tuned into Grey's in several weeks.
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But for the student, suffering through hazing is a cost-benefit calculation, even if it's made subconsciously.
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Bringing that back to music years later, when I do a song, I think about that subconsciously.
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The teens were influenced through primingFootage showed how the teens had been subconsciously advertised to all morning.
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Research suggests that the odor of your nervous sweat may subconsciously influence people's judgments of your personality.
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"This is, under the law, infringement of copyright, and is no less so even though subconsciously accomplished."
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But subconsciously, it moves into another realm and gives them permission to eat more, according to Young.
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After Meghans repeated viewing of Riverdale, subconsciously makes her decide on Archie as the child's name. pic.twitter.
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Even if you do not think consciously about these (ideas), subconsciously questions like this will always arise.
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He wants people to see the incredible amount of indoctrination women are subconsciously exposed to every day.
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I can't really tell if [my dad] influenced my music directly, but I'm sure it did subconsciously.
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Shopping malls can be hellish horrors, so he composes pieces that subconsciously influence you to slow down.
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Humans can subconsciously deactivate and reactivate those parts of the brain that are crucial for skeptical thinking.
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However, she observed interviewees subconsciously adjusting their sense of self to the environment they had moved to.
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They may subconsciously act in ways that elicit insensitive, unreliable or abusive behavior, whatever is most familiar.
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But lately I've been feeling so much hostility, and that kind of subconsciously went into the plot.
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That particular query may stem from a belief that tall candidates feel, at least subconsciously, like better leaders.
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WHEN people learn to drive, they subconsciously absorb what are colloquially known as the "rules of the road".
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I think we subconsciously crave a time when the radio, magazines, and MTV were our connecting cultural forces.
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"Probably where it got implanted in my head, subconsciously, was the Mark Greif book Against Everything," she guesses.
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Before we move forward, let's do a quick temp check: Are you, subconsciously, Team Luke or Team Crain?
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With Ed, she was subconsciously trying to blow up the relationship before it could blow up on her.
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Our latest collection is the Nudi-tee Collection, which explores the way that we subconsciously view women's bodies.
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Just having my phone on me, I think subconsciously there's this level of anxiety that's just always there.
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"They are subconsciously worried about their next move, so there's no need to remind them of future uncertainty."
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"I suspect I subconsciously started collecting images for this project years before I met those guys," he said.
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But what if the help is blighted because the people you turn to are, at best, subconsciously racist?
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That's the only thing they can subconsciously think of — why don't I be a hot 21-year-old?
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There's, I'm sure, fundraising events that are inspired by something, whether consciously or subconsciously, something that Recode did.
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One glance into our Instagram feeds and we are subconsciously forced to ask ourselves, do I look fat?
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So, our sex dreams reflect how we think about sex — even subconsciously — in our day-to-day life.
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It subconsciously teaches your mind to give up unnecessary spending, and ultimately empowers your mental toughness over temptations.
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The audience can see the effects, and I think they subconsciously make the connection: No thrust, no gravity.
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Perhaps she senses, even if subconsciously, that Henry's desire to chart his own course could be his salvation.
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And I think I must be subconsciously looking for that vocal reaction that you get from a horror film.
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The inherent symbolism of each image draws subconsciously from history and human instinct to express something powerful, even primal.
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In some ways, I'm sure I was inspired by the subject matter of the record, but maybe more subconsciously.
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In time, the women at the women's magazines writing the articles may have subconsciously consumed and regurgitated this sentiment.
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"In my mind, subconsciously, I either pushed it out or stored it deep inside," he told The Sunday Times.
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Studies have shown we tend to subconsciously associate deeper and louder tones in politicians' voices with dominance, Republicans especially.
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You are helping them create a visual language around who they are whether that is consciously or subconsciously felt.
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When I'm taking photos, I'm subconsciously always thinking about social documentary and relating it to classes that I've taken.
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Speice believes they were using the term subconsciously, as a euphemism for behaving in a more stereotypically masculine way.
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Constantly reassessing and readjusting your posture may seem like a nuisance, but eventually you'll default to good alignment subconsciously.
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If you're terrified, or have headaches or stomach pains, your body may be subconsciously signaling that something is amiss.
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I definitely am always subconsciously and sometimes consciously trying to step back and let other things take center stage.
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DB Burkeman: I suspect I subconsciously started collecting images for this project years before I met those guys actually.
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I'm not doing that just to connect with fans, but it's just something that's so subconsciously deep into me.
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"I wrote it when I was in the relationship, but maybe subconsciously I knew it was ending," she recalls.
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This mental block can subconsciously steer you into making poor investing decisions or shy away from taking worthwhile risks.
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That's bad enough, but when we're sweating a lot, we're more likely to wipe our brows subconsciously, adds Grimes.
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This is not about "implicit bias," which assumes that we all have racist impulses and act on them subconsciously.
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"After a short time, your conversation partner will subconsciously experience that they feel comfortable with you," the authors write.
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Liberman and his supporters likely consciously, or at least subconsciously, know that Israel's future hinges on fixing this problem.
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Professor Payne explained that those ideas still have sway, at least subconsciously, among many of today's most serious architects.
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Accordingly, they are subconsciously drawn to resolute, stubborn, or perhaps even autocratic leadership styles, because those styles signal principled conviction.
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I think that maybe subconsciously they can sense certain things, but on the whole, I think they are completely disconnected.
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Even if you don't remember wishing for it, you subconsciously wanted to see little baby sand cats in the wild.
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But it's not fine if you think, consciously or subconsciously, that these traits prevent you from being a good engineer.
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Messages that are forced upon us on a daily basis, both subconsciously and not, to keep us toeing the line.
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When you see Fieri pounding pork belly po'boys with maple mayonnaise, you may subconsciously feel permitted to eat more yourself.
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In this day and age, we need to be able to feel comfortable communicating the things that we subconsciously repress.
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But if you can subconsciously affect an audience like that, that's the real power, and the real excitement behind it.
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I was told, subconsciously and consciously, by every movie, song, book, and adult that wearing skirts was normal for me.
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A kind of romanticism, a back to nature, but guarded, perhaps subconsciously influenced by close-up photos in nature magazines.
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"I hadn't realized it, but subconsciously it'd been like, 33 years of drum roll to that moment," the actor said.
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Each candidate must tread carefully or risk running afoul of the gender stereotype they are subconsciously expected to conform to.
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The way we speak to AI-powered assistants can subconsciously impact the way we speak to people in real life.
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So yeah, I think all of those things have subconsciously influenced me and made me into the woman I am.
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"The only thing we've subconsciously pulled off the table is health insurance because it's a whole different animal," Dziabiak said.
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In lieu of the real thing, I think that I've always subconsciously on the hunt for age-appropriate F40 memorabilia.
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Subconsciously I had a basis [for the story]... [the protagonist] wants to go home, the island is not his home.
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"I think I had subconsciously wanted to become a winemaker for years," he told The New York Times in 1971.
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Maybe when I was writing the song I was subconsciously feeling that we'd fallen off and people don't care anymore.
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Your coworkers are subconsciously experiencing your bad vibes, and your team's productivity and happiness are probably worse off for it.
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Could it be that her parents were subconsciously determined to magnify her improvements, given all their family had been through?
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We subconsciously ignore specific facts, data, and knowledge because of what we are conditioned to observe or look out for.
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Henry's desires start to become Cromwell's own, so that Cromwell subconsciously covets Henry's wives and mistresses and Henry's daughter Mary.
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A linguist studies what are referred to as natural languages, which are the languages humans come up with, generally subconsciously.
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It often bears the unpleasant feeling of not being able to stop; often, individuals with the condition do it subconsciously.
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Mr. Comey has conceded that he may have allowed himself to be influenced subconsciously by the political consensus that Mrs.
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In a utopian society where people did not discriminate — consciously or subconsciously — "objective reasonableness" would be a perfectly serviceable standard.
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For the most part, human beings avoid thinking about death, although mortality is constantly on our minds, if only subconsciously.
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"Maybe he knew, subconsciously that the double-digit run support was going to come somewhere along the way," Molitor said.
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We tend to either be skeptical of counterintuitive facts, or inaccurately and sometimes subconsciously, assume an alternative to be true.
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"My doctor told me that I subconsciously think I don't deserve love so he gave me these water blessings," she said.
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Some people who have an eye misalignment have learned how to compensate for it subconsciously over many years, Krause tells me.
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According to Ouma, she subconsciously picked up illustrating white people from reading magazines that didn't represent people who looked like her.
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A lot of the time that happens almost subconsciously, but there is a rich literature in behavioral economics playing it out.
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The white supremacist message is just an unashamed, vocal expression of something a lot of those who wield power feel subconsciously.
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Reading Sex Tips for Girls prompted me to subconsciously wander to my laptop and search for "bright green snakeskin boots" online.
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I'm totally torn over whether it's subconsciously my favorite game of all at the show, or a stinking heap of shit.
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That might have subconsciously influenced how high he values investigative journalism, which he expressed by acquiring the Washington Post in 2013.
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Subconsciously, fear of failing fuels my strict diet for success and bolsters the importance of having a safety net, aka perfectionism.
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People who are attracted to each other often engage in mirroring, or subconsciously copying each other's gestures and patterns of speech.
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As a result, bilinguals are continuously suppressing one of their languages -- subconsciously -- in order to focus and process the relevant one.
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So, she suggests, Box may have subconsciously removed a piece of evidence that didn't fit the profile of their murder suspect.
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It's almost like he subconsciously wants Tori to look bad and finally "drop the ball" for the team so to speak.
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We absorb so much of the world and we talk about it all the time that it subconsciously affects our work.
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"I always wondered if it was subconsciously because I didn't want to be married to him," she wrote in an email.
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When you're constantly subconsciously (or quite consciously) assuming the worst about a difficult person's intent, your interactions are doomed to fail.
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By the end of pre-season, you'll have consciously or subconsciously vetted your lineup more aggressively than border control at JFK.
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A few times a day, when we approach a toilet, we instinctively and subconsciously ask our sphincters to loosen, releasing urine.
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"I subconsciously knew I'd be around drugs before I embarked on my nursing career," says Tony, now in his early 50s.
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I confronted my father about his lies on several occasions, subconsciously believing this would force him to confess and beg forgiveness.
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You have hurt your mother's feelings three- to four-bajillion times in your life, sometimes subconsciously and other times on purpose.
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That bias leads people to subconsciously select information that reinforces those beliefs — and to ignore facts that are inconsistent with it.
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I began playing less—perhaps because I subconsciously understood if he came on the course with me touching would take place.
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I wasn't trying to hurt myself, but perhaps subconsciously I was looking for some way to literally plug in and connect.
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Terere's cousin, Fabricio Silva, was propped up against a nearby wall playing with his cell phone and subconsciously absorbing the lesson.
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And yet this seemed to be a signal he might even detect, if only subconsciously, precisely because we are so close.
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In other words, I was subconsciously leaning forward while I was running, which was hurting my upper back and shoulder blades.
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For example, if you consume more calories you may subconsciously move more which offsets some (or all) of the calorie surplus.
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On one trip, subconsciously racked with guilt, he buys his wife a $3,000 bracelet, thereby wiping out their joint checking account.
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"She definitely earned it, though I suspect that subconsciously, there may have been a little more to it," Dr. Eison said.
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The Freudian interpretation would be that subconsciously Ceci wanted to send that text, but then again Freud never had an iPhone.
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Or perhaps Logan was so subconsciously influenced by this powerful hair that tapping Shiv as his successor was the obvious outcome.
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"What we were doing—consciously, sometimes directly, but also subconsciously—[was] trying to expand the definition of Chicano art," he said.
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Subconsciously, I was able to start with that one because I knew the place and I was a dancer for many years.
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"I think subconsciously [Australians] learn at an early age how nature can nurture a lifestyle that is healthy and happy," he says.
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Cauleen Smith: The main thing was learning about the way cinema works on us subconsciously, the way different shots convey information nonverbally.
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As she got older, she'd subconsciously work natural images into her songs, evoking themes of love and relationships with metaphors about birds.
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Pay attention to the signs, because if your summer fling isn't into the relationship anymore, their body will subconsciously tell you so.
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When we see her as a robot with a soul, we make these connections subconsciously and feel protective over her otherworldly reality.
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However, I learned that a child's sense of loss and fear of abandonment remains with them (consciously and subconsciously) throughout their life.
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Subconsciously. It makes sense for producers to hop on everything, hop on they own beats and stuff, you know what I'm saying?
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I think I knew subconsciously that I didn't like what I saw, but I just did everything I could to avoid it.
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Because of my job, yes, I subconsciously see what individuals could get done, but it's not at the forefront of my mind.
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Part of that was lack of use, but I also believe that around age 13 or 14, I subconsciously started tuning out.
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It's different against Green, who subconsciously probes approximately one million data points in 0.3 seconds in order to execute the game plan.
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Subconsciously I also knew that, even if she won the battle for her independence, the war would cost the Princess her crown.
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I think I absorbed something subconsciously from her about the level of discipline and repetition it takes to go after a career.
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"In the past I firmly believe that the system has come to succumb, probably subconsciously, to the pressures of schedule," he said.
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"I noticed as you were walking, you were subconsciously babying your foot by applying more pressure on your right hip," she said.
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When we get to see those characters, it can often subconsciously shift who populates our world and how we think of people.
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One of the most intelligent parts of "Jojo Rabbit" is when it subconsciously teaches audiences a cinematic language with Scarlett Johansson's shoes.
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She records advice vlogs — which she doesn't realize are monologues of affirmation and motivation that she subconsciously wishes someone would tell her.
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" A reader has to wonder if he isn't subconsciously urging Hardwick toward a preëmptive strike against her own appearances in "The Dolphin.
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By subconsciously considering them as somehow challenged or different, I was setting them up for a less robust life than they deserved.
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Subconsciously, my mindset shifted: it didn't matter how quickly or efficiently I finished the level, what mattered was THAT I finished it.
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There are lots of stereotypes made, subconsciously or not, about people's behavior; that gay people are all part of an underground culture.
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Now I look back on a lot of my early writing and I feel that I was subconsciously talking to my mother.
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The reason why IDM was considered "artistic techno" was because it subconsciously made good on conceptualisms from the 1920s, 30s, and 40s.
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Mazumder measures the heart rate and galvanic skin response of each person to determine how they subconsciously respond to the different environments.
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The result is that we can recognize the testimony as a real story, because it has the structure we subconsciously expect from stories.
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Subconsciously, if we have been attacked at some point in our lives, we might align ourselves with the aggressor because it feels safer.
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Even if we know the object isn't real—say it's Godzilla instead of a whale—we feel subconsciously that its presence is real.
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At this point, I suspect that half of you are salivating subconsciously while the other half are quite consciously suppressing a gag reflex.
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Looking back now, Nsemoh told WSB Radio that he may have subconsciously recalled fluent Spanish conversations he overheard from his friends and brother.
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Maybe I was subconsciously working faster to overcompensate for the lost time, or maybe stepping away from work midday actually made a difference.
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Physician Dr. Roshini Raj explains 8 ways your mind & body subconsciously look for a breeding partner in the premiere episode of Love University.
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When you learn to channel your thinking — both consciously and subconsciously — you create the conditions that make the achievement of your goals inevitable.
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Even if you claim à la Rae Sremmurd, "I ain't got no type," you probably subconsciously have one when it comes to looks.
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So, while this isn't hard proof that mixed-race couples are subconsciously "disgusting" to racists, it is a worthwhile avenue for future research.
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You may not have heard of him, but he's likely the guy your favorite street photographer on Instagram is consciously or subconsciously emulating.
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So if you are constantly experiencing other people expressing anxiety, whether you logically agree with it or not, your brain subconsciously logs it.
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When Selwyn talks about revealing "the secret of my origins," he officially means his Jewishness, but perhaps subconsciously he also means his homosexuality?
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When we see them as frequently as we do, we reach a point where we subconsciously blur the line between fantasy and reality.
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Frank's hallucinations, consciously or subconsciously, seem to renew his resolve to do whatever it takes to stay alive and in the White House.
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In 2014, O'Keefe and the Mosers shared a Nobel Prize for their discoveries of this ''inner GPS'' that constantly and subconsciously computes location.
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Personalized choice architecture is then applied to our datafied curated self to subconsciously nudge us to choose one course of action over another.
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My children end up being collateral damage because I must subconsciously portray an evil sexual deviant in the minds of the fellow parents.
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I feel like the Reys probably incorporated all of these influences from around the world into George and his world, subconsciously or not.
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Was there anyone that you were listening to when you were recording or writing these songs that influenced you, either directly or subconsciously?
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If I'm not subconsciously hearing the sounds of emergency sirens in my sleep, how will I know I'm actually asleep and not dead?
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And consciously or subconsciously, NYU professor Scott Galloway says, they're doing it because Apple has figured out how to advertise to their genitals.
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She was trying to target Shep, but I know good and well she threw me in there for a reason, subconsciously or not.
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It's about starting with confident thoughts and always subconsciously to start the year with a smile, with peace, with love and with joy.
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I had heard something—that is I had subconsciously perceived a murmur—a murmur growing and mingling with the sound of many footsteps.
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You might think you've gotten sick of this song, and then you hear it again and you're subconsciously head-bobbing the entire time.Portugal.
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Without the brain's ability to subconsciously process thousands of pieces of information in an instant, our ancestors would have ended up as food.
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"When you're younger you're subconsciously taught what things are 'good' and what things are 'bad'; especially if you have creative interests," she says.
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Subconsciously, her living here might have had an effect on me moving home too, but honestly I'd probably prefer if she wasn't there.
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Pretty quickly, the instructions said, I would associate my bad habit with the pain of the shock and would subconsciously stop doing it.
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The interviewer may not notice these small signs, even subconsciously, especially if they're focused on the words you're saying rather than your gestures.
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" She believes that seeing yourself outside of prescriptive stock roles is "subconsciously very important for your self-esteem and your sense of self-worth.
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These are questions Julia would never think to herself again, subconsciously repeating a quiet script to which she could never quite hear the words.
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But then, the Guardians come and literally murder all of June's dreams, along with the ones viewers were tricked into subconsciously creating for her.
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Classical conditioning is a learning theory that relies on automatic response mechanisms to explain why animals (including us) react to certain things seemingly subconsciously.
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While it is difficult to admit, I realize that I subconsciously poured my heart and soul into Emily because she was my first daughter.
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"Maybe subconsciously, I was hoping that something might come out of it, but there was certainly no real thought process behind it," admits Mason.
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We're subconsciously bombarded with so much crap about how to look/feel/live it's impossible to not compare yourself to stuff you're force fed.
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Humans had to let themselves subconsciously be shown the path of what to click and what to like and who to be friends with.
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Today, I wear hiking boots even when I'm not trekking up the face of a mountain — and I believe that Sean, subconsciously, inspired me.
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"I suppose it comes through subconsciously in the food a little bit after working with so many Italian chefs in the past," says Szrok.
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He said he hoped he had done enough to keep them calm and had even found himself subconsciously standing in front of them protectively.
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Quite subconsciously, then, the mind subordinates the quest for objective truth to this human psychological need to insulate our group identities from outside threats.
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"Subconsciously, it evokes negative feelings in others because it precedes a right overarm blow, a primal move most primates use in a physical attack."
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Added onto the end of an otherwise perfectly serviceable sentence, these tag questions are often used (subconsciously) to soften the impact of a statement.
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I do this a lot, and try to get to the point of being able to call these things up subconsciously when I'm writing.
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"I like to employ the uncanny valley in my work, [and] distorting the human form subconsciously triggers an innate fear of mortality," Johnson says.
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A lot of my favorite music, I would never realize how something subconsciously influenced how I wrote that, how I produced this and that.
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To complete the manual we separated into two groups of three participants, each group subconsciously attempting to conceptualize the manual faster than the other.
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Maybe not so literally, but certainly subconsciously, it can't not influence the way I approach the band or what I bring to the band.
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They're able to focus on the sickening task at hand, and I think some people — even subconsciously — start to crave that a little bit.
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It is plausible that clergy subtly — sometimes intentionally, and perhaps sometimes subconsciously — adjusted their religious teachings in order to encourage silence among the faithful.
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Consciously or subconsciously, voters tend to think that presidents should be men in a way that they don't when it comes to prime ministers.
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Increasingly, actual or potential conflicts of interests — factors that can consciously or subconsciously influence the outcomes of research — are being brought to public attention.
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A few have spoken openly about the money, though I'm sure for many more, that too is part of the equation, if only subconsciously.
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" He continued in a second tweet, "I like to pretend hate and s— don't get to me, but subconsciously it eats away at me.
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Some children with these more complicated motives may require additional intervention, according to the association's website: • A cry for help, either consciously or subconsciously.
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All of this research suggests that priming white people to so much as think about race, even subconsciously, pushes them toward racially regressive views.
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And voters may well subconsciously associate the heady success of Leave with a brutal killing -- suggesting that a Leave vote is a vote for chaos.
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And I assumed - and continue to assume - if I adhere to the terms of a subconsciously imagined deal, my family and I will be okay.
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But I woke up feeling VERY unsure of myself, and subconsciously I think I went searching for external validation that wouldn't make fun of me.
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I think subconsciously I just kind of leaned on them and said, 'Hey, I don't know what in the hell I'm going to do next.
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Even when women of color aren't explicitly being told to pipe down, stereotypes help subconsciously keep their voices from being heard when it matters most.
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At the same time, I don't believe only in communicating at a conscious level, because subconsciously, everybody is communicating, whether you like it or not.
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A pitch on Mao impersonators had been accepted, and, with Cong, she'd hoped to write about everyday Chinese women who gravitate subconsciously toward feminist ideas.
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Once we begin experiencing the world predominantly through AR, our public space will be dominated by corporate content designed to subconsciously manipulate and control us.
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Bannon is—perhaps unwittingly or subconsciously, but possibly with complete awareness and malign intent—running the same play, against the GOP instead of the government.
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He adds that people use body odor as a way of subconsciously identifying what sort of genetic traits would be passed onto their future offspring.
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Bologna is a barely edible meat product that parents feed to children mostly to subconsciously punish them for stealing the best years of their lives.
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I wanted to be good because I knew subconsciously that being good is only worthwhile insofar as it separates you from those who are bad.
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Cultural traits, traditions, customs and experiments in ways of living are consciously and subconsciously absorbed through osmosis by all those who inhabit the public space.
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Incorporating both visual and audible cues into our decision-making process is just one part of the driving process in which we engage mostly subconsciously.
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When his little brother was around 6 months old, our 5-year-old son decided, likely subconsciously, that he was finally sturdy enough for roughhousing.
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It does, however, tally with the suggestion that on some level, their beard subconsciously lends them a King of the Forest-esque air of maturity.
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But personalized feeds can also create echo chambers of content that don't just subconsciously construct people's own realities, but push them toward more radical content.
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We also tend to be better at remembering the faces of people in our own racial group, or to subconsciously favor people in our group.
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Sports of The Times Secretly, perhaps even subconsciously, N.C.A.A. officials must have been rooting against a North Carolina-Syracuse matchup in the men's Final Four.
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"Subconsciously, you are affected by what people around you are doing," said the lead author, Ashlesha Datar, an economist at the University of Southern California.
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Today, partisan prejudice even exceeds racial hostility in implicit association tests that measure how quickly people subconsciously associate groups (blacks, Democrats) with traits (wonderful, awful).
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The ones I submitted were quite contrived and basically made the revealer unnecessary (I think I was still subconsciously resisting the idea of a revealer).
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"I think when you open your children's lives to interesting new things, somehow cellularly or subconsciously that gets into them and they're different because of it."
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Since you can't consistently know what will happen when you try to find or open a window, it leads you to subconsciously distrust the whole thing.
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I fell in love with the team, I fell in love with him, and I knew that, subconsciously, we had a lot of things in common.
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Or to subconsciously worry that I was playing Sweetwater too much like a game, when I intellectually understood that it was a place to be experienced.
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I'm sure journalists working for all those publications are going to notice those ads and subconsciously think that Facebook isn't turning a blind eye this time.
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Fans have been shipping SIrius/Remus since Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban — and probably since before that subconsciously, because it is the lord's truth.
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"Although we all subconsciously look for signal on integrity in interviews, should we consider whether this needs to be formalized in the interview process?" one wrote.
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"Everything now is so highly documented and the speed of transmission is insane, so it's easy to be subconsciously influenced without even knowing it," said @diet_prada.
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The narratives we create for the future of HI+AI matter because they create blueprints of action that contend for our decision-making, consciously and subconsciously.
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Thinking back on this time, I realize that subconsciously, I've spent years working my way back to living as if I were still in summer camp.
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"Those injuries changed the trajectory of my career — changed it forever, basically," Vonn said last year, subconsciously, or consciously, rubbing her right knee as she spoke.
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Sometimes I hear something and I know this guy has potential, because he's able to consciously or subconsciously embody all these various influences in his music.
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For my mother-in-law and others who still subconsciously held onto heteronormative notions of coupledom, legally recognized marriage was the coup that shifted their thinking.
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They found themselves drawn to the toxic hetero spectacle in the same way that some women read murder books to subconsciously deal with anxieties about violence.
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"I had subconsciously started wearing all-gray clothing," Chayka writes, as if he were trying to blend into the city's unnatural landscape of concrete and steel.
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"Those injuries changed the trajectory of my career — changed it forever, basically," Vonn said in 2018, subconsciously, or consciously, rubbing her right knee as she spoke.
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Our parents often subconsciously suppress their memories of war and conflict, creating an unrealistic depiction of homeland that falls apart as soon as their children arrive.
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I didn't consciously understand how meaningful it was to have a sibling who was effortlessly bending the public's perception of gender—but subconsciously, it anchored me.
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I'm not sure exactly when I learned about the stereotype that people of color don't tip, but it was something I was certainly aware of subconsciously.
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"I sometimes feel that through the connection between the artist and the model I am subconsciously trying to incorporate myself in one way or another," says Lendoyro.
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Subconsciously, I had to be ready to relinquish both — control of my appearance and my mind — which is why I found myself sitting in a hypnotist's chair.
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So I think it was about that but also, I think I really subconsciously worry a lot about the world, and that's where the song came from.
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The planchette makes it easier to subconsciously control your muscle movements, because it focuses and directs them even while you believe you aren't in control of them.
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All of the pores, wrinkles, ear hair, and other imperfections that you subconsciously disregard when engaged with a person face-to-face become magnified in a photo.
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That Snyder doesn't really use them in the first place, let alone typically, gives his work a heightened feel — everything subconsciously feels bigger than it otherwise might.
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I guess I subconsciously used all of my memories from high school when I was there — all of my research of high school girls from the 1980s.
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The problem, Reese said, is that these portrayals impact, at least subconsciously, the way the public views real people living with differences that are only skin-deep.
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But as Leguizamo notes during the special, many Latinx actors have taken (consciously or subconsciously) typecasted roles that are overly sexual, domestic, criminally minded, or gang-related.
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At least subconsciously we are of the belief that were the process of capitalist production halted, we would be thrown back utterly at the mercy of nature.
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"My doctor told me that I subconsciously think I don't deserve love so he gave me these water blessings," she said while flashing a small blue bottle.
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Stanley posted two side-by-side photos of herself on Instagram on Wednesday, revealing that after seeing them, she realized she had been subconsciously feeling self-conscious.
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If at any point in a discussion one party feels insulted or disrespected, they automatically become considerably less susceptible to the other parties validity, even if subconsciously.
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For me, this is a harder process, but the lyrics will then come out of the rhythm of the music, so they will come much more subconsciously.
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But the circus that is the United States presidential election may be playing an even bigger role, consciously or subconsciously, than most executives may want to admit.
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My first trimester food freak-outs forced me to get real with myself about some of the food rules I had subconsciously been carrying around with me.
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Most of us subconsciously make a face when we're intensely concentrating on a task, whether it's lifting a weight in the gym or catching up on emails.
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She realized her coughs were an attempt to get her husband's attention—she had subconsciously believed that sickness would earn her the care and love she craved.
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Her experiences on both sides of the Berlin Wall, she explained, may have subconsciously inspired the mirrored or doubled objects that frequently pop up in her work.
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But subconsciously, the thing that makes you motivationally step up and do something when you're not being asked …" he trailed off, and then said: "I have justifications.
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Ripley: Again, not the same by any comparison, but I know in journalism, for a long time, I sort of sometimes subconsciously avoided writing about certain things.
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As long as the public demands a constant stream of significant results, researchers will consciously or subconsciously push their experiments to achieve those findings, valid or not.
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I noticed while writing "The Pity of War" that I was subconsciously drawing on Pat Barker's "The Ghost Road" novels as if they were the real thing.
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The answer depended on how your brain processed the image and how it subconsciously subtracted either the blue or gold to account for the implicit effects of daylight.
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Once or twice I'd used it with friends and family without noticing, I found, but mostly I'd avoided it, subconsciously aware of what a jerk that face is.
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The natives of Oubliette actually have a kind of 'privacy sense' that allows them to subconsciously decide who they share a particular memory or a particular interaction with.
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I don't have hair on my legs now, but that bullying affected me so much subconsciously that I still don't feel comfortable wearing short skirts in my home.
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We consume vast numbers of images as we go about out daily lives, and they can be subconsciously damaging our sense of self worth, particularly for younger generations.
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The preview outlined that employees will spend the day discussing their definitions of biases, their own personal experiences with bias, and how biases exist, whether consciously or subconsciously.
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Like, if there's certain behavior that Younes [Bendjima] will do that's similar to things that my mom would do, just subconsciously, it will just bring up similar issues.
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Respawn, Infinity Ward, and Activision may be on good terms, but after years of battling, they subconsciously made two video games from two perspectives about their own war.
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On the one hand, everything we post on socials is calibrated, subconsciously or otherwise, to present a version of ourselves honed by analytics of our every behavior online.
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I think we're somehow predisposed to not think it's possible because — maybe intrinsically or maybe subconsciously — we know it shouldn't be possible for the continuation of the species.
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Over my many years of lighting out to encounter and write about nonhuman intelligences, I began, almost subconsciously, to gradually populate the miniwilderness that my lone chimp betokened.
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For some, it becomes, perhaps subconsciously, easier to not have women around in a professional capacity at all than it is to expect better behavior from creative men.
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"Unless art has no effect on those it portrays, the American Gay Boy and Lesbian must certainly view themselves, at least subconsciously, as second-class citizens," he wrote.
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It's a heartbreaking and shocking reveal that worked because Waititi and cinematographer Mihai Malaimare subconsciously taught us to look out for this visual motif earlier in the film.
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These are little gifts in a cryptic, as the answer is literally right before your eyes, so much so that I subconsciously look for them everywhere when solving.
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The claim goes that, as you hold the sleep robot, called Somnox, you'll subconsciously match your breathing to its slow and steady rhythm, which will lure you to sleep.
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While driving or doing some other form of recreation, the external stimuli in your environment (like the buildings or other landscapes around you) subconsciously prompt memories and other thoughts.
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Looking back to the late 1960s, the Batman TV series may have created the possibility of a Trump campaign and presidency in the minds of many Americans, even subconsciously.
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Fortunately, your brain is more powerful than you think: A new study finds that you're constantly, subconsciously performing complex math equations in order to understand the world around you.
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From a certain point of view, what is fascinating about conversation is not how hard it is, but how well people subconsciously co-operate to make it seem easy.
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Some days I even put on nicer clothes, which aren't as comfortable, because it subconsciously reminds me that I need to stay away from the kitchen all day long.
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I don't need to go to a movie that subconsciously reminds me of something a man on the street probably already told me without permission on the way there.
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But the whole album is a very spontaneous thing, so if such a meaning is evoked then perhaps it came from us subconsciously—you can't express it in words.
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There is a general observation that people subconsciously choose pets that look like them, and I'm beginning to think the same logic applies to people and their favorite musicians.
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If you can get a person you are arguing with to the point of saying "that's right," they are signaling, subconsciously, that they actually believe you understand their perspective.
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See, what's happening here is you're subconsciously preparing yourself for life after you make the inevitable break, when you're the only person who likes and hates yourself the most.
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Lucas thrives on such potty humor; it's her capricious stage for the dismantling of our phallus-obsessed culture that still subconsciously runs on the Oedipal conjectures of Freudian psychoanalysis.
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It relaxes you on the bigger points maybe, or it relaxes you subconsciously as you walk through the grounds and go to practice and go to the press room.
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All those rules were designed to counteract the natural cognitive flaws of individual humans, who are prone to subconsciously (and sometimes consciously) shade and shape the stories they tell.
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"When talking with someone we are interested in, we subconsciously switch our body posture to match that of the other person, signaling that we're connected and engaged," Goman said.
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As the camera slowly pans to reveal giddy visitors playing with rifles and their smartphones, it recalls a Tarantino-like aesthetics of violence in which we all subconsciously participate.
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Slow, graceful strides quickly turn into hypnotizing hip movements and bass-chasing body rolls — the kind of physical spell that'll leave you subconsciously swaying at the edge of your seat.
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The fact that these views are so deep-seated, subconsciously part of the modern psyche, is perhaps why we have been unable to see the growing danger in our midst.
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"You get caught up in this whole thing that you don't want to be alone and you can't handle life on your own, and maybe subconsciously think you deserve this."
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But it seems like Paige might be subconsciously drawn to that path nonetheless, if that lingering shot of her eyeing her date's ID badge means what I think it means.
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Maybe I'm subconsciously avoiding the soul-crushing depression that comes after you finish a run, when all the adrenaline that's been your daily constant for months finally leaves your bloodstream.
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Another question I'm afraid to ask myself: Am I burned out because I'm still subconsciously wanting the American dream to be true, despite the odds stacked against my skin color?
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"I think subconsciously I was receiving the message: 'You're the girl, you're the singer, you write top-lines and melodies — that's it,'" she told Refinery29 in a recent phone interview.
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Similarly, some of the most insightful allusions to Brexit in fiction refer to it only subliminally, maybe even subconsciously, rather than placing the campaign and its aftermath in the foreground.
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Cotton, thread, and major attitude constitute some of the best t-shirt designs and some of the best movie moments can feel defined by a splashy, subconsciously-cataloged white tee.
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Subconsciously, if you've been thinking about breaking a promise of sorts, that could show up in your dreams as infidelity, says Stephanie Gailing, a life coach who does dream work.
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It's called "genetic assortative mating," and essentially it means that people are subconsciously on the lookout for someone who has a similar body type, ethnic background, or other physical traits.
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Being economically dependent on their wives may threaten their manhood, Munsch said, and having an affair is a way to re-establish their masculinity, even if it's all done subconsciously.
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Also, this is just a theory, but we're doing it the day after a month long tour and I suspect that we're subconsciously craving some kind of stability and predictability.
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For people who struggle with sleep, it's likely they are more psychically sensitive than they realize and are picking up on stuff around them that is subconsciously keeping them awake.
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What this exercise does is help you understand how your brain and your emotions work—and how to change your mindset so that those things don't subconsciously beat you down.
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I think, looking back, we maybe subconsciously wanted to tone things down a bit, and make a record that was dark, sonically and lyrically, that normalized our fanbase a bit.
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Black Hawk Down was suddenly terrifying in a new and uncomfortable way, and I found myself subconsciously spotting uniform errors and procedural inconsistencies in every military-themed scene I saw.
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Sure, Passport to Paris might have been what (even subconsciously) convinced you to do your semester abroad in France, but your entire middle school wardrobe was influenced by Billboard Dad.
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The unease about people moving between commerce and government springs from a concern that, subconsciously or not, they will act in the interests of their former and perhaps future employers.
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" Jobst noted it was not his intention but that it was an incredible moment, writing that actors like Chalotra "embody the part and, subconsciously, resonant moments like that become serendipitous.
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He explains: During my career, I sifted through hundreds of computer images every day, glossing over each patient's normal anatomy subconsciously until an abnormal finding set off a conscious alarm.
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" He also added, "Regardless of the proximity of beneficial BW in your life, or being black yourself, we are all capable of subconsciously discrediting BW and their stories because its indoctrinated.
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In fact, a score of recent studies highlight how the building where you vote—whether it's a church or a school—can subconsciously influence which boxes you check on the ballot.
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The seasoned player, on the other hand, will have subconsciously abandoned focus on the feeling of his equipment, shifting his mental faculties to analyze defensive positionings and potential receiver routes instead.
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And while a few are great, the majority just aren't able to meet the high threshold of quality that Apple has (for better or worse) subconsciously instilled in all of us.
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Because they feel subconsciously, the audience is going to be more drawn in and engaged with something if they feel like it was actually photographed, and not superhero-movie cartoon-created.
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I didn't really think about the deeper meaning and the life lessons that you almost subconsciously learn from these films and the way you learn from any sort of classic story.
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BUT BOBBY WOULD DO NUMBERS ON THE REFEREE AND TOWARD THE END OF THE GAME, THEY WOULD JUST SORT OF, YOU KNOW, VERY MAYBE SUBCONSCIOUSLY, THEY WOULD GIVE HIM THE CALLS.
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This is why many of us are subconsciously quick to divide the fashion industry into the neat categories of fast-fashion and high-end, which, incidentally, does more harm than good.
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Even if the conversation didn't really give the other person a reason to like you, he or she will think better of you subconsciously just for indulging this or her ego.
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"Maybe people are just mineral-deprived and their bodies are subconsciously compelling them to lick the salt lamp, just like stranded fishermen's bodies compel them to eat fish eyes," Strange said.
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It's worrying because every time you interact with another person — romantic partners, friends, family, colleagues, clients, babies in strollers — the two of you subconsciously and subtly reflect each other's facial expressions.
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Island dwellers are, at least subconsciously, Houdinis — we're always thinking about where we might go when disaster finally strikes, while understanding that sometimes the only place is the water around us.
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In a world that subconsciously advises women to follow a specific life path (college, job, husband, kids), she's creating a prototype for owning your own destiny and making it look good.
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It's also why the planchette seems to move even more effectively when multiple people are using the planchette at once: It frees everyone's minds to subconsciously generate creepy Ouija board answers together.
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Peer pressure seems to play a role, too—if friends and family are having babies, their experiences might subconsciously be interpreted as a reason for you to do it, too, Brase says.
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Subjects were quick to associate flowers with "pleasant" words and insects with "unpleasant" words, leading the researchers to conclude that positive feelings were subconsciously linked to flowers, and negative ones to insects.
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So even if the algorithm was trained on data tested for bias, the very real and flawed humans it continues to learn from may have prejudices that they subconsciously express through text.
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His pledge to build a wall along the Mexican border, however, might be couched as a defence of American jobs and sound like xenophobia -- but it subconsciously taps into concerns about security.
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So to turn "female" into "male", FaceApp masculinizes those traits:There also appear to be subtle changes made by FaceApp that align with cues we subconsciously use to distinguish male from female faces.
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It's a handy tactic to avoid eye contact in public, but bolting to social media or even self-care apps when you're stressed or anxious could subconsciously be making you feel worse.
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Whether those fans truly believe in the importance of preserving From's "artistic intent" or they're just (subconsciously or not) gatekeeping their "for elite players only!" game, they're forgetting that difficulty is subjective.
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While many still laud them for their impeccable positional play, their determination, organisation and penchant for unerring tackles, there are even more who remember them subconsciously from film, literature, music and media.
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Perhaps you subconsciously feel you're not getting enough attention from your husband, or that you miss having the deep conversations that can come more naturally during the honeymoon phase of a relationship.
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In baseball, conformism is subconsciously enforced by the martial law of the purpose pitch, and by the ingrained biases of the people in power who make personnel decisions and drive its culture.
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Long gone are the Cinderellas, replaced by the Tianas, Elsas and Moanas, Marys, Sashas and Rongs who are, -- however the subconsciously -- showing today's young little girls that you can save the world.
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Artists that he's been subconsciously influencing while getting his foot into the American door have already crowded our ears with breezy afrobeats derivatives while this project was being delayed, packaged, or whatever.
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Vanity sizing is one way clothing retailers can subconsciously persuade you to buy that pair of jeans — if you feel thinner, you might be more likely to leave with full shopping bags.
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Perhaps you subconsciously feel you're not getting enough attention from your partner, or that you miss having the deep conversations that can come more naturally during the honeymoon phase of a relationship.
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"My first 10 movies were all about her, subconsciously wanting her to know that she was worthy — wanting black women to know you're worthy, you're special, you're powerful, you're amazing," he said.
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I've earned a seat at the table with boards, CEOs, and executive directors, which has allowed me to see firsthand how whiteness is advantaged, often subconsciously, in recruitment, selection, and hiring processes.
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He helped people who inherently, in many cases maybe even subconsciously, loathe women, at least when they aspire to equality or power, to loathe Hillary Clinton, a woman aspiring to more power.
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The "Bad Guy" singer previously told Apple Music's Zane Lowe that she and her older brother, who produces her music, have been "subconsciously" angling to write a Bond song throughout her career.
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It can set the tone for entire interactions, subconsciously setting people up to be more forgiving of errors, and even convincing them to help the bot do things it can't yet do.
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It was also a lot of conscious decision-making, but I told myself, you have to figure out how to subconsciously [do Trump]—it's so much better that way, when it's automatic.
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No less than two separate characters subconsciously remind a slowly dying Sasha that everything she's doing is for the future — that Maggie in particular is "carrying the future" in her unborn child.
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The whole race issue forced me to pick myself apart subconsciously until I met people like LeRoi Jones, Romare Bearden, and Jacob Lawrence who had found other solutions for their creative lives.
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Well, researchers from Rutgers University have a theory: When you're in a happy relationship, you subconsciously think that people who pose a threat to your bond are less attractive than they really are.
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What they don't realize is what every ads practitioner, including no doubt Cambridge Analytica itself, knows subconsciously: in the ads world, just because a product doesn't work doesn't mean you can't sell it.
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The account puts into memes what is often experienced subconsciously — the idea, for example, that Appalachian tiny homes (trailers) are "less worthy" — and places it on the internet for the world to see.
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"Red trousers have come to symbolise a certain attitude — and those who wear them are consciously or subconsciously declaring that they reject the whimsy of modern fashion and fads," Heydel-Mankoo told Mashable.
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Possibly this is because we subconsciously associate Slack with a work environment, or maybe it's because there is no real incentive to be anyone other than yourself (there are no likes or retweets).
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" She continued, "Beyoncé said, 'Girls run the world,' and that was an important thing to say because I think subconsciously we are beaten down to believe that it isn't true our whole lives.
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So once I realized the book had this racial thing embedded in it, I began to subconsciously respond to that narrative coming out of the States, also trying to juxtapose it against Nigeria.
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My friends and I, perhaps subconsciously, gave ourselves the itis as a way to steal productivity from the company; we were throwing dirt into the gears of production with delicious, sodium-drenched beef.
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We subconsciously tried to recreate the iconic sex scene in Top Gun—including the bits where Tom Cruise and Kelly McGillis basically just lick each other's mouths slowly—which was a nice starter.
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You might not be familiar with the name Underwriters Laboratories, but you're almost certainly familiar with the organization's simple UL logo—even if only subconsciously—that appears on batteries, chargers, and power adapters.
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And Democratic presidential candidates are mimicking (whether consciously or subconsciously) language used by Momentum, with several—including Sanders, Warren, Julián Castro, and Cory Booker—saying that they're trying to build "movements" to win.
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But it also understands what makes those characters complicit in propping up a racist society by making it subconsciously easier for us to write off, say, the problems with racism within police departments.
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There's evidence to support this concern: Studies on implicit bias show cops may subconsciously perceive a black person with a gun as a threat more easily than a white person with a gun.
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I've been told by friends that I have a tendency to sabotage myself, that deep down, I don't feel like I deserve happiness and subconsciously make choices to ensure I don't get it.
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Robbins taught the campers how to "mirror" an unsuspecting person by imitating their movements to subconsciously gain their trust, former campers said — and he told them they could use these tools for romance.
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The orgiastic frenzy over dark mode is, as far as I can tell, the result of the bandwagon effect: You subconsciously trick yourself into loving dark mode because hey, everyone loves dark mode!
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They gave me a window into what would in some way become my reality (minus the ex-husband and long hair and baby) and I've subconsciously been trying to dress like them ever since.
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Think about it: There's no higher note to end on than with your interviewer's fondest memory of the company, a feeling that can now be subconsciously associated with your prospects as a future employee.
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In any given space across multiple continents, she is a white woman, and on some level, whether consciously or subconsciously, she can, and often does, play the victim when called out for her nonsense.
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Often, if I can get to a place quickly, I subconsciously treat it as an extension of where I currently am, and don't give myself nearly enough time to actually get there on time.
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Comey has defended himself at length in his book and during interviews, but look for how the inspector general treats his admission that a belief Clinton would win the election subconsciously influenced his actions.
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I wrote these backstories for them and there are details in the film that I'm not sure if people will consciously pick up on, but subconsciously, I think it makes the characters feel real.
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This play from the Thunder's recent overtime loss against the Denver Nuggets might be my new favorite example of why the triple-double chase tends to subconsciously have a negative effect on the game.
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This process can also help in redefining the sort of qualifications and credibility that are often subconsciously shaping managers' choices for potential candidates for hire or promotion, and sometimes biasing those choices toward men.
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When I began brainstorming ideas for Vox Pop's Earworm, I asked myself one question: What are the sounds or music trends that everyone subconsciously knows about, but doesn't know why they became so common?
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It's likely that one source of Rabbi Voice's singsong cadence was devised as a memory aid for children to memorize the Mishna centuries ago, and was passed down (consciously or subconsciously) through the generations.
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On the Verge 9 Photos View Slide Show ' "I always subconsciously wanted to have a jewelry line, but I guess I never really thought I could do it," says the designer Morgan Solomon, 27.
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"One of them could be evolutionary, as men might subconsciously choose to reproduce with a woman that has 'good genes' even though this might put them at risk of catching an STI," Eleftheriou explains.
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I think, subconsciously, Arcane serves as—yeah, we can call it a platform—a way for me to release anything I want, and I already have plans to put out stuff that isn't music.
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I suddenly realized how she could have subconsciously held questions about that storyline in her head and that it could be making the separation from me every day a bit harder for her to handle.
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Turns out that cats and dogs dream a lot like us, subconsciously pondering the things that matter to them most during sleep, which means they are thinking about us even when their eyes are closed.
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And as a gay, cisgender man, my personal journey has been incredibly difficult, because I'm always comparing my body to men I'm attracted to, and even I am guilty of subconsciously shaming overweight queer men.
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Gender inequality at the workplace stems from this dated idea that women shouldn't work, and this subconsciously means that people feel like women should be happy with any pay, rather than the pay they deserve.
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Vivian: I definitely had a similar experience of not necessarily thinking about race, or thinking about it subconsciously, in middle school, and then coming to grips with it in high school and certainly in college.
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Calming and humble, the work bridges art and life in a way in which viewers can coolly connect with, and maybe walk away with a new outlook, if subconsciously, for seeing art in the everyday.
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One of my friends pointed out that maybe subconsciously that gives me a safe space, because if the show we're putting on is supposed to be bad, there's no way we can get it wrong.
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To cope, I recently began subconsciously counting time on TikTok's terms, telling myself things like, I can watch three more videos before going back to work, for example, roughly equivalent to a minute or two.
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Whether unconsciously, subconsciously or of full body and mind, they must have absorbed these new lessons and perhaps the empowerment of sexual assault survivors can empower people to also stand for the rights of others.
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I also fenced, with the épée, and so we talked about whether his experience as a fencer had perhaps subconsciously led to his interest in the battling birds and my interest in his scientific work.
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One possible exception is the late René Girard, an erudite philosopher and literary critic famous for two overarching theories, both of which are key (if only subconsciously) to the billion-dollar pixel empires of Silicon Valley.
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When a president holds a luxury hotel, Mr Messitte asked, "how likely is it that he will not be swayed, whether consciously or subconsciously", by "governments that might choose to spend large sums of money" there?
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Maybe that's subconsciously why I put the two of them together on that two-on-one date – because I knew Alex was one of the only guys who could be himself around a guy like Chad.
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If parents are subconsciously burdening their daughters with more student loan debt, or pushing them toward less expensive and less prestigious schools, or planning ahead to weddings, that's one way to perpetuate the gender pay gap.
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When I was young, I'd jump on my bed and belt out "Somewhere Over The Rainbow" for my ears alone—Garland's voice felt subconsciously special for this kid who always sensed she was a little different.
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I thought my days of internships were over, but this seems like the perfect way to break into a field I have subconsciously (and now consciously) wanted to be in since I could hold a pencil.
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Dropping nerd shibboleths like "Trump is a Dalek" announces one's belonging to a particular tribe and subconsciously encourage those who would regard themselves as members of the same group to get onboard with the sign's stance.
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So to see performers who sound like they're speaking with someone else's voice, and think that's what they need to do to be successful—consciously or subconsciously—it doesn't have the effect they want it to.
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" This experiment is exemplary of one of Maple's lines of inquiry: "How things subconsciously enter our brains and cause a shift or attitude in us without us even knowing about it, like gender roles, sexism etc.
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If men esteem women too much to let them govern themselves — explicitly in 1915, subconsciously today — women's voice in elections (a voice, like men's, shaped deeply by race, class, and other identities) is a powerful statement.
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It goes to one of the big truths about how doctors, eager to see a new drug succeed, can subconsciously lie to themselves with clinical studies: To be trustworthy, these studies often need to be randomized.
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But to go even further, back to our discussion of contemplation, if we allow ourselves to exist in this haze where we subconsciously go from click to click, we don't pause or slow down and think deeply.
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Ever since that time, she has been subconsciously seeking attention and care from a male figure; but unfortunately things do not always go as planned and she has not yet succeeded in any relationship for various reasons.
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The survey didn't ask about respondents' motivations for delaying each event, but traditional gender roles establish men as the main providers of a family, an admittedly outdated idea that could be at play here, if even subconsciously.
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Sandra Lee Bartky, an influential feminist philosopher who argued that women were subconsciously submitting to men by accepting an unnatural cultural standard for the ideal female body — what she called the "tyranny of slenderness" — died on Oct.
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From there, it's all how to avoid sulfate shampoos and gourmet hotdog making, and that, my friend, makes for opportune braindead TV. Who knows, you may even subconsciously pick up some tips that make you extremely sexy.
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During Ramadan, for instance, when someone is menstruating, they aren't supposed to fast, and even though that's common knowledge, it was something that I subconsciously knew not to speak about in front of my brothers or dad.
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If your boyfriend consistently brushes you off or says your worries regarding the child situation don&apost matter, it could mean he&aposs gaslighting you, either consciously or subconsciously, according to Tribeca Therapy couples therapist Kelly Scott.
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"Since we joined in 1973 what was then called the Common Market, perhaps subconsciously the instincts of British foreign policy have been a little too Eurocentric at the expense of our engagement with the world," he said.
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"Under escalating and overt pressure from Trump, DoD departed from the rules of procurement and complied — consciously or subconsciously — with its Commander in Chief's expressed desire to reject [Amazon Web Services]'s superior bid," the complaint says.
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And once you get out there, and you start trying to bounce to the rhythm, your brain is doing something completely different because now it's having fun while it subconsciously makes sure you don't bust your behind.
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I think there is also something special about stop motion to the viewer as well—you can feel the human presence in each frame, and at least subconsciously you are registering that human hands have touched each element.
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You spend your afternoon whining, twerking, and swag surfing to everything from dancehall to Southern rap, sincerely complimenting strangers on their Afrocentric ensembles, and subconsciously escaping the challenges that come with being a person of color in America.
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One manifestation of that imbalance is the unpalatable fact that women are sometimes urged to undergo a permanent sterilization procedure because, subconsciously or not, men may want to have their impregnating function intact in case they move on.
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The stakes are high: When you're shopping online, you want to see that candle, scarf, or necklace as clearly as possible, and, subconsciously or not, poor lighting and blurry images might discourage you from hitting the buy button.
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Anna Volpe, a New York City-based indie-pop artist, songwriter, and producer, says she's had a career full of "subconsciously extremely lonely and uncomfortable" moments where she was the only woman on the stage or in the studio.
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Beyond the rapid upsurge of anti-Muslim bigotry, the resultant public discourse has exposed disastrous double standards, revealing that subconsciously many people are on some level incapable of cognitively processing that terrorism comes in different forms, beyond Islamist terrorism.
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But I wonder if the supporters — certainly the young, mostly white, recent college graduates who flooded her victory party — didn't recognize, at least subconsciously, that this kind of thing is just way more common than we'd like to admit.
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By luxuriating in how Negan makes Rick crawl, by spending so much time on it and focusing on how Negan calls the shots, "Service" more or less invites viewers to identify with Negan and subconsciously take the villain's side.
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Even with range anxiety effectively removed from the equation by the car's massive range — it feels like it's never going to run out — I felt my driving style shift subtly, almost subconsciously on the second half of the trip.
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Namely, we don't know exactly how it works, and, anecdotally, the algorithm seems to create echo chambers of content that allow users to not only subconsciously construct their own reality, but also can push users toward more radical content.
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In a fragmented, lonesome Los Angeles, its queer institutions fraying just as the city floods with newcomers who, however subconsciously, expect the city's lush lifestyle to improve their life, dinners like these are creating a much-needed community hub.
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Implicit biases are associations that get activated automatically in our minds and can lead us to discriminate against people we subconsciously associate with negative traits (like aggressiveness or laziness) even though we have no conscious intention to do so.
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The ease with which critics have affixed labels like grime or industrial to his discography, often with a dystopian tag lazily slapped on the front, demonstrates yet another way the world consciously and subconsciously seeks to contain and restrict.
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For others like me that were, even subconsciously, yearning for a more heartfelt, established connection, cuddling with strangers was not going to meet the same level of need as being with somebody that you have a close bond with.
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"There are many behaviors that we humans subconsciously follow – when I'm walking through crowds, I maintain personal distance or, if I'm talking with you, someone wouldn't go between us and interrupt," said grad student Ashwini Pokle in a Stanford News release.
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Though slightly marred by a copyright lawsuit — he was found guilty of "subconsciously plagiarizing" the Chiffon's 1963 hit "He's So Fine"— the rock hallelujah included on his majestic triple album All Things Must Pass went on to become Harrison's signature song.
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On the other hand, you have the philosophies of Nowachek and his sources arguing that true AI could never become racist, precisely because it lacks the qualities that allow human beings to become and act subconsciously racist in the first place.
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Sigmund Freud's famed Oedipus Complex theory claims that people will be attracted to someone who looks like their opposite-sex parent (ignoring same-sex attraction, of course), because they subconsciously yearn for a time when their parent took care of them.
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One of the fears about Trump's conflicts of interest is that his businesses won't just influence him consciously but subconsciously — that knowing he has money at stake will distort his policymaking and decisions, even if there's no obvious, immediate monetary benefit.
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What I had seen of transness at that time was still based on being either boy or girl, and embracing that felt like the only way to become legible to those around me, although I felt subconsciously that neither was right.
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"When I was first in politics, women were very rare and the people around you tended to be middle-aged men and inevitably you do, subconsciously start to behave ... like a man," she told Reuters in an interview before the referendum.
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If you're going to eat no matter what, Wansink recommends first trying a healthier, crunchier option—like bell peppers, apples, or nuts, he says, noting that there's something about the satisfaction of the sound that subconsciously makes people feel better.
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Veidt's post-vigilante life as a corporate leader gave him the resources he would need to create the "squid," develop the technology to support his ruse, and subconsciously prepare the people of Earth to accept such an unbelievable turn of events.
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"Two years after she came home, we would find food hidden under her pillow, because I think subconsciously, there's a fear that, 'I may not have food tomorrow, so I need to hoard some, I need to save some,' " Dave recounts.
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In this one particular experiment, after [participants] were exposed to the word ["faggot"] subconsciously, they were told that they were going to go into the other room and have a conversation with someone else at the university who was gay.
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In other words there are signs that Elliot, too, may be subconsciously using Mr. Robot in a way that is harmful to himself along with however many people work in the E Corp facility his alter ego hopes to blow up.
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A 20-year-old today would have been an infant when The Matrix came out, so one could make the argument that when Bella Hadid wears comically small sunglasses, she is simply subconsciously iterating an idea that, to her, feels novel.
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"We subconsciously treat robots like living things — and I don't think that effect will go away as we get used to the technology," said Kate Darling, a researcher at the M.I.T. Media Lab who specializes in the ethics of robotics.
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"I think many of us on social media, probably subconsciously, want to perpetuate this idea that we're doing it all on our own," said Natalia Mehlman Petrzela, an associate professor of history at the New School and a mother of two.
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It wasn't my intention, but subconsciously, in the middle of a pandemic I can't control, feeling trapped inside my house and anxious about the state of the world, taking extreme control over my food and exercise felt like an outlet.
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It seems throughout this conversation like Victoria is looking for a way out — either because she consciously is not into Peter or because she subconsciously pushes away those who care about her, which is how Peter seems to take it.
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If young boys learn that taunting and teasing is a good way to show interest in girls, for example, will that behavior be left behind on the playground or will it subconsciously become the foundation for adult attitudes about women?
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It was, in part, a discussion of the way men, both well-intentioned and not, had consciously and subconsciously asserted their authority, but it was also an acknowledgment of her own complicity, her desire to pander to the male gaze.
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It's entirely possible that our recent preoccupation with Harry Potter makeup brushes, heart-shaped highlighter, and literally anything having to do with unicorns is a telltale sign that we've subconsciously decided to skip that whole adulting thing — and we're fine with that.
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Humans, he argued, "subconsciously seek [connections] with the rest of life" and nature because they create positive responses and feelings: the faces of baby mammals are a source of joy, as are long hikes in the woods or swims in natural lakes.
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McNulty's team, however, theorizes there could be something more primal at work: Sometimes, they argue, we might subconsciously think of our partner in a less positive light—without realizing we're doing it, often due to issues like work stress or caring for children.
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It's all done subconsciously—you don't realize your body is doing it, nor does your mind immediately recognize when someone else is—but as a result, it's a detail that current deepfake processing techniques don't take into account when creating a fake.
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Perhaps I should say I was subconsciously influenced by this local legacy to pursue my eventual career path—which at least serves as a better origin story than enjoying the occasional dram of whiskey so much that I started to write about it.
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Even though we know that stress, especially chronic stress, is really bad for us, many of us still subconsciously ascribe to societal ideals that tell us that being "so busy" and having little time for anything but work is normal or even good.
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Researchers Larry Bartels and Christopher Achen analyzed both weather patterns and voting patterns during that election and estimate that anger over weather made people turn against then-vice president Al Gore, perhaps subconsciously believing that he was to blame for their problems.
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Along the way, Clinton supporters suggested that their candidate was subject to wildly disproportionate criticism in part because she is a woman, and pointed out that even on the left, many are subconsciously and reflexively hostile to female ambition and pursuit of power.
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His agent declined to pass on further questions, so it's sheer speculation when I wonder if he's accelerated the timeline, perhaps subconsciously, because he feels our present moment being pulled inexorably toward Neuromancer's by Fancy Bear, Oculus Rift and Trump's Twitter feed.
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Observe The Birdman, given over to this spirit The thrill of the contest creates so much piss, vinegar, and horseradish in the Birdman's soul that he subconsciously siphoned some of his extra energy into Dave Joerger's crumbling 42-year-old elbow socket.
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Movies like Moonlight and TV shows like American Gods have saturated our mainstream and social media, so I'm not surprised that graphic designers and ad agencies have consciously, or subconsciously for that matter, embraced the trend—which in turn manifested in our video.
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According to a recent study published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, sometimes people who feel ostracized are drawn to retaliate because they're subconsciously trying to return to a state of emotional balance—not necessarily because they want to hurt someone.
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The article states: "We subconsciously treat robots like living things — and I don't think that effect will go away as we get used to the technology," said Kate Darling, a researcher at the M.I.T. Media Lab who specializes in the ethics of robotics.
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The same month that Simmons and Simonsohn gave their talk, Stéphane Doyen, a social psychologist in Belgium, published a paper challenging a classic study in the field of priming, which holds that small cues, like exposure to certain words, can subconsciously trigger behaviors.
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"It goes to one of the big truths about how doctors, eager to see a new drug succeed, can subconsciously lie to themselves with clinical studies: To be trustworthy, these studies often need to be randomized," and the French study was not.
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To better accept the unknown, we have to relinquish control, he said, and maintain trust that the powers that be are working to solve large-scale issues — which is what we subconsciously do any time we use public transit and airplanes, for example.
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We look, whether consciously or subconsciously, to those in power — our parents, or teachers, or role models, or just plain old models — for cues about how to present our selves, just as we look to them for value systems, knowledge, what have you.
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If you're a Netflix user who has been subconsciously trained never to use the TV app on your Apple TV because none of their content is housed there, you're really left forgetting about TV+ shows entirely when using the traditional app layout.
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But I was totally stunned by it and thought it was such an interesting take on the way that we view fairy tales, and how it imprints us with certain thoughts and feelings right from a young age that we carry through subconsciously.
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In the same way a great score can manipulate viewers' emotions, heightening drama and adding gravitas to a storyline, moviegoers subconsciously associate color with feeling, from the passion and strength associated with crimson hues to the serenity connoted by deep blues and greens.
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The lingering sense that some of it could have been true stuck around for years, subconsciously lending plausibility to the idea that Harry Potter and his friends were a subtle attempt to induct children into Satan-worshipping cults or witchcraft-practicing covens.
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" He went on to acknowledge his belief that in time "the boundaries between reality and virtual reality fade" and urged people to consider the potential that AR could lead to public spaces being "dominated by corporate content designed to subconsciously manipulate and control us.
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Music alleviates that responsibility a bit by providing a background rhythm that you end up syncing up with subconsciously, rather than focusing on trying to get your hamstrings to behave and then emitting a big "HOOOOOSHHH" because you've forgotten to exhale for over a minute.
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Since the swing vote of Justice Kennedy is often the question mark in closely watched cases—as in this year's gerrymandering and gay rights disputes—the 81-year-old's propensity to vary the frequency of his voice (subconsciously, we assume) may be particularly telling.
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The noise, which is quiet enough to not wake you, and staggered so that you don't subconsciously tune it out, supposedly serves to reinforce that deep, slow-wave sleep activity, maximizing the amount of rest and recovery your brain is able to get overnight.
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But it's quickly becoming apparent to me how much getting your first cry in makes this job easier — having an emotion is such a motivator to put words down that sometimes it's easy to see how people might subconsciously trick themselves into having one.
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Games like Candy Crush use color to subconsciously make us crave the next round, says Gal Shvebish, a mobile marketer noted in The Next Web, Entire companies exist solely to help app developers make their products more addictive, including with the use of color.
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For More Stories Like This, Sign Up for Our Newsletter However, for fashion brands, where everything is du jour and trends dictate their product line, Stanewick says it's understandable why store owners, subconsciously or not, would choose a trendy animal to represent their company.
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My brain subconsciously peels back years of interactions with my wife to decode the message appearing on my phone, but between her and me there's still a thicket of sociotechnical mediation, a stew of people and history and parts, that can never be untangled.
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Even if I was drinking the whole time and really killing the pain on a conscious level, subconsciously it was still able to come out, and it was really a bridge to finding balance that I didn't realize I was building the whole time.
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She credits Queen Latifah, Sanaa Lathan, and Nia Long for being Black actresses who paved the way for her to star in these films, and says she "maybe subconsciously, probably consciously" has been choosing these roles to prove a point about representation in Hollywood.
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When black people do appear in such places, white people subconsciously or explicitly want to banish them to a place I have called the "iconic ghetto" — to the stereotypical space in which they think all black people belong, a segregated space for second-class citizens.
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No, but there was also this way ... In their defense, there is this way in which kind of subconsciously, even if you know something is easy and it's helpful, you don't want to do it because it's not what you signed up for. Right. Exactly.
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You don't need to read between too many lines in his blog post to see an author who is subconsciously blowing his deadlines precisely because they exist, and would probably fashion an elaborate plot to escape that hotel room, possibly involving the unexpected death of his editor.
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Because, unless he is just "crazy," the only explanation for the unusual ramping up, day after day, of one disgustingly reckless statement after another is that he's doing it consciously (or subconsciously) so that he'll have to bow out or blame "others" for forcing him out.
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But the drive in the first place to automate a process by a female-dominated division shows the other side of the coin of the algorithm's preference for "male language"; where "executed" and "captured" verbs are subconsciously favored, "listened" or "provided" are shrugged off as inefficient.
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Studies show that this inevitably subconsciously biases me in their favor (although, interestingly, the bias effect seems to be substantially larger for small gifts than large ones.) But I don't think that will have (much) affected the gap between my expectations of 42 and what I saw.
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According to Kevin Chapman, a psychologist and the director of the Kentucky Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders, the proclivity to touch your own face is an extremely human habit because touching your face subconsciously signals you're self-aware to others who may be around you.
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Often in copyright cases for song melodies, if the artist being sued for infringement could have possibly had access to the music they're accused of copying—even if it was something they listened to once—they can be accused of "subconsciously" infringing on the original content.
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At the very least, wardrobe choices can subconsciously make you relate to public figures in a more personal way, which could then tempt you to give them the benefit of the doubt when it comes to motivations and policy making — or they may alienate you entirely.
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Notice how he stands out from the rest of the band—not because we're subconsciously isolating him as an entity because he is a Famous Person but because he is going completely and consistently ballistic, even when the emotional range of the song warrant a gentle sway at best.
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The nation teemed with those who had seen him play and had subconsciously used his 1941 56-game hitting streak as a psychological method of prolonging that summer and so holding off the United States' seemingly inevitable entry into the world war that had officially begun in 1939.
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"Because, unless he is just 'crazy,' the only explanation for the unusual ramping up, day after day, of one disgustingly reckless statement after another is that he's doing it consciously (or subconsciously) so that he'll have to bow out or blame 'others' for forcing him out," Moore added.
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" The opener ends on another accusation, which one Twitter user called offensive: "Ever since that time, she has been subconsciously seeking attention and care from a male figure; but unfortunately things do not always go as planned and she has not yet succeeded in any relationship for various reasons.
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So in Barry's case, one has to wonder: As women are feeling pressured to -- even subconsciously --"act like men" to muscle into positions of authority in the workplace, are they at greater risk of falling into the traps of dishonesty and hubris that have plagued men for centuries?
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I'm sure the show could end up surprising me in a good way, but the problem with always doing the unpredictable thing is that we start to try to predict everything we can, even subconsciously, which makes it harder to feel surprised when we see whatever the writers have cooked up.
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In that pursuit, internet culture subconsciously turned itself into a calloused nub, a place where so many "jokes" are the equivalent of running and shouting "fire!" in a movie theater, and a place where the biggest joke of all is the idea of caring about anything in the first place.
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The thing that surprised me most was how little mental energy it seemed to take to navigate menus with the eye-tracking tech – I found I was subconsciously making the movements that would take me to the next screen simply because it was exactly what I was expecting to happen.
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Although a lot of my influences are from cinema and television, and so probably I tend to think along those lines in terms of plot structure and stuff, so there may be some of that subconsciously, but I'm just trying to write a book here, not ... You want a good story.
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"Even though you can see evidence of overall bias in the literature, it doesn't mean that any one study is biased, either intentionally or subconsciously, or that any researcher is specifically biased," said David Ludwig, a nutrition professor at Harvard School of Public Health, who has studied research funded by beverage companies.
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If you often fall for people who are already in relationships, Degges-White said, it could mean that you're subconsciously scared of the vulnerability required to date someone, so you gravitate toward unavailable people, giving yourself free reign to feel the highs of falling in love without risking any of the lows.
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While it seems quite possible that such devices could be used to subconsciously manipulate people in the future—the mind recoils at the idea of a dating app that plays breathing sounds as you swipe—but Liu said she sees significant therapeutic potential in the device as a tool for emotional regulation.
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Yes, there was something primal, for me, about the sight of the racers blazing across the traverse, amid the rising clamor of the crowd, but the thrill of witnessing this firsthand at long last was soon mitigated by a guilty realization that I was, let's say subconsciously, hoping for a spectacular wreck.
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But this particular showing of the Pokémon movie also happened to be part of my 10th-birthday party, and it was the first time I can remember being made aware, however obliquely or subconsciously, that my tears were crossing the line between the harmless behavior of a little boy and something more embarrassing.
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That's just as true for climate change as it is for any other politically polarized issue in the US. The theory of identity-protective cognition, developed by Yale Law professor Dan Kahan, holds that we subconsciously resist any facts that threaten our defining values — and better reasoning skills may make us even better at resisting.
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"It's almost like we subconsciously know the lifestyle we're living is really unhealthy and self-harming and we want to get out, but we aren't ready to fully accept that that's what we need to do," Clavin said in a phone interview, noting how easily the music industry facilitates and glorifies drinking and drug use.
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"I spend about 15 to 20 minutes almost every day on different DVDs and segments of her workouts, and then throughout the day (almost subconsciously now), I utilize many of her special techniques to make sure I am maximizing my posture, and activating my muscles in the proper way for maximum effect," she says.
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I think subconsciously that is why I was gravitating towards these images of contortionists, because I would feel that [pain], and ultimately, within all of my work there's this sense of repair and mending, of mending this colonial wound, of being othered [as] a refugee-cum-immigrant, and having to survive those extreme places.
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It recreates what your brain is subconsciously doing as you play with a Rubik's Cube in your hands, constantly monitoring the shape, position, angle, and center of gravity of the toy so that the fingers are always positioned properly to provide enough torque to spin the faces of the cube and line up all those colored tiles.
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I've acted for all of these years where, even if it was subconsciously or indirectly, I've been forced to identify as something that I'm not; constantly, in interviews with people who are very well-known, who have just labeled me as gay or what-have-you — so many publications, live talk shows... it's been extremely difficult.
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But even if you haven't subconsciously memorized every word of "You're Invited," never owned their Aquafresh toothpaste, and can't tell them apart — or, better still, know exactly how to (Ashley has a freckle on her upper lip) — that doesn't mean you can't agree on one universally acknowledged truth about the twosome: They never change their style.
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"It's natural for us to either consciously or subconsciously have a bucket list of things we want to do, and before you know it the season is over and there's another year where you didn't do everything on your list — which can be disappointing and a person can start beating themselves up for that," she says.
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In addition to who he convinced me he was, I felt compassion for him, and it subconsciously became my justification for his bad behavior: The way I saw it, he was a fearless trailblazer—but also a bit of a loner who was trying to escape an abusive relationship with his estranged father and alcoholic mother.
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I also think that whatever's on my mind at the time will subconsciously affect the vibe of the image I'm making - for example, if I'm taking a photo of eggs and I'm thinking about a trumpet, the aura of the image will feel much differently than if I'm taking a photo of eggs and thinking about a roller coaster.
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"I think with the Artforum case, there's probably a situation in which so many people are so 'beholden' to that magazine for various reasons, that they are subconsciously reluctant to let it go or disavaow it (the mechanisms and machinations of art world value-making run deep and are a tangled mess.)," Hebron told Hyperallergic via email.
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Dr. Chris Cascio, an assistant professor at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, found that when participants were subconsciously primed to think about things they cared about, and then shown messages encouraging new exercise habits, the areas in their brain associated with reward and positive self-valuation lit up.
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Whether we're unhappy because the person we have a crush on won't date us, or because our job has been shipped abroad, or because our town is filling with some nebulous "other," it's easy to turn to the highest office in the land and assume the person occupying it is to blame, however subconsciously, for our problems.
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He wants readers to know that Momo and Sherman's story is a tale of two dogs -- that's it -- and not scientific evidence in any way, shape or form, especially considering the placebo effect, meaning Momo and Sherman's owners might subconsciously be seeing what they want to see because they believe so much in rapamycin and fought so hard for it.
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Of course, I'm fully aware that I'm entirely the same person with or without makeup, that I'm just as good at my job with my bare face revealed, and (hopefully) just as attractive to my boyfriend, but having given up my fastidious makeup routine in the past couple of years, I've realized that subconsciously it has made me feel slightly differently about myself.
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Also, it never hurts to ask your lawyer for time/cost estimates before starting an assignment — here again you can request the attorney notify you when they surpass their estimate; if only subconsciously, you have anchored the amount the attorney believes is appropriate to bill on the matter, which can provide you leverage on future assignments if they ultimately exceed that amount. 4.
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According to the LA Times, the protesters included young Muslim women in headscarves, members of the Black Lives Matter movement, and members of the Fearless Undocumented Alliance, which advocates for the rights of unauthorized immigrants in the US. In other words, all representatives of what authoritarians would (probably subconsciously) consider to be threatening out-groups and the forces of frightening social change.
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Read more: How to know if you've fallen out of love — and if your relationship is salvageableFor instance, when crushing, you might subconsciously think the person you always sit next to on the train is kind and caring, but you have no way to back up your supposition or fully trust them, since trust is built through time and an established connection, Kolawole explained.
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In his book A New Earth he writes: "We can learn not to keep events alive in our minds, but to return our attention continuously to the pristine, timeless present moment rather than be caught up in mental movie-making"—which is to say we're not defined by the past but by our present, that it's possible not to feed the pain body and subconsciously repeat patterns.
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"Where, for example, a president maintains a premier hotel property that generates millions of dollars a year in profits, how likely is it that he will not be swayed, whether consciously or subconsciously, in any or all of his dealings with foreign or domestic governments that might choose to spend large sums of money at that hotel property?" the judge asked in his opinion.
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Though it's not a totally comprehensive list (for some reason no one who supports the New York teams were available to talk and because this author is a former season ticket holder for the Chicago Cubs, he subconsciously asked a ton of North siders to be a part of this roundup), each artist has their own unique perspective on the game with stories about their favorite baseball memories to boot.
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His repertoire includes the groan of half-concealed disgust, elicited when he's shocked by Selina's vulgarity; the grunt of repressed nay-saying; the whinny of apprehension, which Selina seems to register almost subconsciously when she's about to embark on a disastrous track while speaking to someone, and occasionally uses to her advantage; and the mortified laugh of theatrical indignation, always on Selina's behalf, but called off in a split second if Selina doesn't require his outrage after all.
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"The explanation was that dishonest people subconsciously try to (1) dissociate themselves from the lie and therefore refrain from referring to themselves; (2) prefer concrete over abstract language when referring to others (using someone's name instead of "he" or "she"); (3) are likely to feel discomfort by lying and therefore express more negative feelings; and (4) require more mental resources to obscure the lie and therefore end up using less cognitively demanding language, which is characterized by a lower frequency of exclusive words and a higher frequency of motion verbs," the report reads.
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In the first two presidential debates both Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE subliminally — subconsciously — sent messages to the world.
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This summer, more or less subconsciously, I filled the void with nonfiction: David Shields's 'Black Planet,' an obsessive, often hilarious fan diary of the Seattle SuperSonics' 1994-95 season, with a focus on how white fans devour blackness; Sam Anderson's new 'Boom Town,' a bonkers, kitchen-sink cultural history of Oklahoma City, with the local Thunder's would-be dynasty as its driving soul; and, now, Darcy Frey's THE LAST SHOT, which follows early '90s high school players from in and around New York's Coney Island housing projects, including a 14-year-old future star, Stephon Marbury.
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