It's when we knew we had something that was going to touch a nerve everywhere around the place.
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What happened to Cooper sucks and, if you've ever made a living freelancing, then his story will touch a nerve.
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Changes to the country's restrictive immigration laws, even modest ones like the referendum on Sunday, tend to touch a nerve.
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The comedy-thriller seemed to touch a nerve wherever it played, thanks to its tale of have-nots outsmarting the haves.
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The request for federal assistance could touch a nerve with Trump, whose administration has been slow to release the funds appropriated for Puerto Rico's reconstruction.
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"It did touch a nerve because I just responded and said no I'm not pregnant, and I've never received so many comments on a post," she said.
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The subject seemed to touch a nerve, not because it was important on its own but because the event was seen as a reflection of the president himself.
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As for those who consider the accessorizing of papal vestments with modern fashion a blasphemous exploitation, Cardinal Ravasi said it at least shows those Christian symbols still touch a nerve.
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But these plots also touch a nerve with Chinese officials who worry about "obscene contents and the risk of political metaphors," Daniel Ahmad, senior analyst at Nikos Partners, suggested to TechCrunch.
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Still, the company's approach to Native Americans seemed to touch a nerve amid centuries-old concerns about colonization and mistreatment of Native Americans at the hands of corporations, not to mention the United States government.
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He finished with a powerful -- and powerfully sad -- story about his parents' deaths and how during his grief, he found God, that couldn't help but touch a nerve in the room and across the country.
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In a review by The Times of India, the film was praised for being able to touch a nerve with the audience despite being a remake of a film with cultural differences. While the acting of Ankush, Nusrat Jahan and Sayantika Banerjee was praised, the film was also criticized for plot holes.
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The music video received heavy airplay on MTV and won several awards. Corgan remarked that "I don't think we've ever had people react [like this]...it just seemed to touch a nerve." It won six awards at the MTV Video Music Awards in 1996: Video of the Year, Breakthrough Video, Best Direction in a Video (Directors: Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris), Best Special Effects in a Video (Special Effects: Chris Staves), Best Art Direction in a Video (Art Director: K. K. Barrett and Wayne White) and Best Cinematography in a Video (Director of Photography: Declan Quinn). "Tonight, Tonight" was nominated for Best Editing in a Video (Editor: Eric Zumbrunnen) and Viewer's Choice, and was also nominated for Best Music Video, Short Form at the 39th Annual Grammy Awards.
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