" He added: "These are uncomfortable conversations and these are uncomfortable problems.
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It's uncomfortable to talk about and uncomfortable to be reminded of.
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It was uncomfortable for Kayte, it was uncomfortable for all of us.
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But I'll tell you that when I feel uncomfortable, I look really uncomfortable.
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They felt so uncomfortable, they felt awkward ... there wasn't fear, it was uncomfortable.
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I felt really uncomfortable directing a girl who wasn't uncomfortable being directed. Why?
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This sometimes means you have to ask uncomfortable questions and do uncomfortable things.
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It was uncomfortable to write, and my sense is it's uncomfortable to read.
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Talking to your partner can be uncomfortable, but not as uncomfortable as bad sex.
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I don't want anyone to talk about it; make me feel uncomfortable or him uncomfortable.
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It's an uncomfortable question, so is it weird that I don't feel uncomfortable answering it?
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Surely it's okay if we're uncomfortable, as long as the people onscreen are uncomfortable, too.
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It's meant to make you uncomfortable, and Kanakia made me uncomfortable in so many ways.
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She resented the expectation, while feeling uncomfortable about why the suggestion made her so uncomfortable.
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And it made me uncomfortable, and I hope I made them uncomfortable, honestly, with everything.
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Everyone is uncomfortable—two of her co-stars vomit—but not quite uncomfortable enough to protest.
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"As I looked at footage of Whitney, she seemed uncomfortable in herself, physically uncomfortable," he said.
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No. 1, authorities need to tell the truth, even when it's uncomfortable -- especially when it's uncomfortable.
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That's more than the 19 percent on average who are uncomfortable talking about weight with immediate family, 14 percent who are uncomfortable talking about their political views, 12 percent who are uncomfortable about talking about their health and 12 percent who are uncomfortable talking about their religion.
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John Lott, for example, has "uncomfortable" views on gun advocacy; Antonin Scalia had "uncomfortable" views on same-sex marriage; Walter Williams has "uncomfortable" views on the impact of welfare on black families.
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I don't want anybody to talk about it, make me feel uncomfortable or make him feel uncomfortable.
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What Sucks: An Uncomfortable HatMake it Suck Less: Nau Alpaca Beanie, $45I find tight-fitting beanies uncomfortable.
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Reticence to ask uncomfortable questions, or say uncomfortable things, enables those whose gross predilections depend on secrecy.
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This is not easy to do, it feels uncomfortable and we usually want to avoid uncomfortable situations.
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But the Fed is now in a very uncomfortable position, which could easily become much more uncomfortable still.
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It was an uncomfortable question, but not as uncomfortable as the circumstances that brought me to ask it.
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And Taliban leaders now face the uncomfortable prospect of their rank and file growing increasingly uncomfortable about fighting.
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They were clearly uncomfortable with the line Trump took but also uncomfortable with the idea of actual confrontation.
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"It puts the spouse in an uncomfortable position, it puts the ex in an uncomfortable position," she said.
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"I'm a little uncomfortable with it, but I'm not uncomfortable [enough] with it to not use it," she said.
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It's clear that women are so often uncomfortable—or made to feel uncomfortable—about the attractiveness of male bodies.
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That exposure to discomfort, learning to get comfortable being uncomfortable, teaches you to handle these sorts of uncomfortable situations.
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We sat on our uncomfortable twin beds and shared stories that would make new roommates in most situations uncomfortable.
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But if you're really uncomfortable with Trump having that power, you are really uncomfortable with nuclear weapons in general.
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And he pushes us every day to be uncomfortable, and he wants us to get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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If a reviewer complains about an uncomfortable mattress, all it means is that the mattress feels uncomfortable to them.
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I fall in love with being uncomfortable, so this is another uncomfortable thing for me, and I love it.
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It's women stuff, and I thought people would feel uncomfortable or I would feel uncomfortable if I brought it up.
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Uncomfortable choices A lot of the choices we have to make to reverse course away from slow extinction are uncomfortable.
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Before you commit, let me warn you that it is physically uncomfortable to watch — dizzying, nauseating, crawl-up-the-wall uncomfortable.
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Seventy-four percent of Americans said they were "very uncomfortable" or "somewhat uncomfortable" with their driver being under the influence of cannabis.
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It's happened before, and it makes her uncomfortable, but not as uncomfortable as the thought of having to use the men's room.
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I have Republicans and independents who are uncomfortable with Trump and maybe even uncomfortable with Marsha but they are furious about Kavanaugh.
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"Some people feel uncomfortable in the company of a veiled woman, but what makes her uncomfortable are naked women on billboards," she said.
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It wasn't that the headband was so outrageously uncomfortable, but it was just uncomfortable enough to keep me from slipping into a deep slumber.
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It's uncomfortable and we're just scratching the surface of how uncomfortable it is and we need to keep putting pressure on having these conversations.
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"I know this is uncomfortable, it's uncomfortable for me too," said Emily Seidel, the CEO of Americans for Prosperity, the network's primary political arm.
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EC I understand that this is new territory and that it might make people uncomfortable, but no good change comes without people feeling uncomfortable.
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They include "having an L.G.B.T. person at my place of worship" (20023 percent of Americans are "very" or "somewhat" uncomfortable), seeing a same-sex couple holding hands (31 percent are uncomfortable) and "learning my child has an L.G.B.T. teacher at school" (37 percent are uncomfortable).
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Pressley, for good measure, told the audience that she didn't intend to make anyone uncomfortable, but she didn't not come to make anyone uncomfortable, either.
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But I know enough about the subject to know that sometimes, things are supposed to make you uncomfortable so that you get over being uncomfortable.
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I want people to be deeply uncomfortable when they watch my work, to be uncomfortable about keeping silent when they see what's happening around them.
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"Doing something that is physically uncomfortable makes it easier to be in situations that are mentally uncomfortable," says the actress, whose regimen included deadlifting 225 lbs.
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If his rivals, and other Republican Party actors, were uncomfortable with him inside the tent, they are also uncomfortable when he leaves—only much more so.
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While the latter is probably an unrealistic expectation, the post-breakup sex is simply uncomfortable, and hints things may always be simply uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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" Sarah Vilcnik, 18: "However awkward and uncomfortable it is to watch these scenes play out on TV, it is all the more uncomfortable to live them.
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It made her so uncomfortable that I couldn't know about it, because it would have made me too uncomfortable not to try to rectify that situation.
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They take that they'd be uncomfortable or are uncomfortable with the fact that someone uses their sexuality for monetary gain and project it onto sex workers.
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The survey found that 22% of women feel uncomfortable discussing their sexual history with a partner, while 24% are uncomfortable discussing it with their health care provider.
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Another uncomfortable moment It proved another uncomfortable situation for a White House that has been largely out of step with the #MeToo movement that has swept the country.
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But I think being able to see it, seeing if someone is uncomfortable or made uncomfortable by a particular situation or interaction, I think is probably one step.
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Westworld's return to this retrograde fantasy speaks as much to the necessity of confronting the uncomfortable past of the West as it does the uncomfortable future of artificial intelligence.
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After dinner, the family starts a big game of sardines, putting them in literal tight spots with one another, which means a lot of uncomfortable conversations in uncomfortable places.
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" - Annie, 30 "The word 'diarrhea' makes people uncomfortable.
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Adolescence - by its nature - is uncomfortable, she said.
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It's a common — and uncomfortable — job interview scenario.
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The dog seems unhappy or uncomfortable to the pet owner and to me, and there isn't anything like arthritis or enteritis that would be an obvious cause of being uncomfortable.
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That night, Fred asks Rachel for her permission to kiss her, which makes her uncomfortable, then goes ahead and kisses her anyway, which seems to make her even more uncomfortable.
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But there are other women who are made uncomfortable, and not merely uncomfortable, but who would feel intruded upon if someone who still had male characteristics walked into their bathroom.
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It was a bit uncomfortable, but it wasn't as uncomfortable as a subsequent encounter with another man who — well, let's simply say that Ms. Wilcox just wasn't that into him.
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If you panic and convince yourself that you can't stand feeling uncomfortable, or that your anxiety is a sure sign of impending doom, you'll stay in an uncomfortable heightened state.
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" MC: "The worst thing someone could say about my outfit is that it looks uncomfortable, because then I'm fully aware I'm not doing a good job hiding how uncomfortable I am.
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Dev is immediately uncomfortable by Catherine's decor (not uncomfortable enough to not have sex with her, but certainly moved to say something to her about it after the deed is done).
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The uncomfortable commentary doesn't end there, as she then urges the Big Trouble ladies to get "dirty" with each other, leading an uncomfortable Star to straddle Eva for sexy promotional photos.
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No. I don't like ... it's really making me uncomfortable.
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That's something I wanted for this book — uncomfortable intimacy.
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Now stop again for a moment -- fearless and uncomfortable.
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Problem is ... she seems super uncomfortable with her position.
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" After a long, uncomfortable beat, Tony simply replies "Yes.
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" Finally, Nadal ended the uncomfortable exchange by saying, "Okay.
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Ashley Graham, once again, looks uncomfortable — same, I think?
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" ... "Has that made me feel uncomfortable in the past?
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" "We have to be able to have uncomfortable conversations.
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Stories of coercive and aggressive sexual encounters might make us uncomfortable and angry at the storyteller, simply because it's making us reflect on many of our own uncomfortable, arrogant, and coercive experiences.
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" When I asked if new girlfriends were uncomfortable with his insistence on maintaining bizarrely close relationships with people he once loved and fucked, he said, "I mean, no one is VERY uncomfortable.
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"I know it's uncomfortable for you to see, but just imagine how uncomfortable it is to get this in your comments and your DMs, every day, every week, every month," Lindsey said.
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He also conveys his hope that he, Cheyenne, and Brayden can all hang out one day, which sounds like it would be uncomfortable but perhaps not as uncomfortable as the current situation.
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It's been bruised by people on the left who are uncomfortable with patriotism and people on the right who are uncomfortable with the federal government that is necessary to lead our project.
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" When asked by Matt Galloway, the radio host, why he had apologized if he did not believe he had done anything wrong, Mr. Trudeau replied: "It was because I saw that she had been made uncomfortable and I did not want her to be uncomfortable regardless of whether I knew why she was uncomfortable or not.
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From uncomfortable pick-up lines and accidental swipes and that lead to irredeemably bad dates, Tinder users came clean on Whisper about some of their most uncomfortable moments involving the popular dating app.
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The sort of courage and honest self-reflection that my clients draw on for their healing is what I admired about Louis C.K.'s best work: It embraced uncomfortable feelings and uncomfortable realities.
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But when interviewers posed the same question to all registered voters, not just Democrats, this "uncomfortable" number more than doubled, to 46% of respondents saying they'd be "very uncomfortable" voting for a socialist.
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They would dance around it, because it's an uncomfortable thing.
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I hope you feel uncomfortable when I talk about racism.
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It lets you unfollow people you find make you uncomfortable.
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I admire her ability to put herself in uncomfortable situations.
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"It's really uncomfortable... I cannot eat any noodles," she laughed.
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Funnily enough, being light skinned has made me feel uncomfortable.
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It's like we have an immune system for uncomfortable thoughts.
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Public scrutiny has been, by all appearances, uncomfortable for Sulzberger.
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This might be uncomfortable, but try to do it anyway.
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All of it seems to make Karl Ove Knausgaard uncomfortable.
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Still, the idea makes many of his fellow ministers uncomfortable.
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The men are certainly no stranger to uncomfortable plane rides.
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It looked like he was a little uncomfortable out there.
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This is the weirdest, most uncomfortable moment of my life.
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August 2015, an uncomfortable encounter between Black Lives Matter (BLM)
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But a lot of people are uncomfortable, especially guess what?
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It was ugly, uncomfortable, and the software was absolute garbage.
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Most definitely I don't want the players to feel uncomfortable.
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You have to uncomfortable sometimes and you have to vulnerable.
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"It was unsafe, uncomfortable and unfair," Yamauchi told NBC News.
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It may also explain a particularly uncomfortable exchange that Rep.
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There are elements of the backstop that are deeply uncomfortable.
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This sort of thing makes a lot of voters uncomfortable.
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They were uncomfortable and didn't work as well as AirPods.
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That was uncomfortable, especially considering how bloody her face was.
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I choose the road less traveled -- speaking the uncomfortable truths.
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Sometimes that means I will be challenged and made uncomfortable.
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According to police, Menagh quickly grew uncomfortable and pulled away.
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I mean, a game like "Cards Against Humanity" is uncomfortable.
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Death count 1 Daenerys Targaryen + 1 uncomfortable chair = _____ 1 death.
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"We need to work on making hitters uncomfortable," Morgan said.
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Failing. We know, it is pretty uncomfortable to talk about.
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I also learned how easily people can be made uncomfortable.
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It's awkward, it's uncomfortable, and can even get downright painful.
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You made me uncomfortable, and I thought you were weird.
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She said it made her uncomfortable, and that's what matters.
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The less clothing I'm wearing, the more uncomfortable I am.
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Corey at first appeared uncomfortable with the sentence before him.
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Normally we don't look at the sun because it's uncomfortable.
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Some practical solutions to uncomfortable problems could arrive this evening.
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I don't want my mom uncomfortable at her own party.
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But spending my money to do that kept feeling uncomfortable.
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Five women told investigators that his staring made them uncomfortable.
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"I was uncomfortable at best, traumatized at worst," said John.
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I immediately felt uncomfortable and tried to ignore their stares.
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Things get awkward, and it's almost too uncomfortable to watch.
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The candor was, at turns, a bit uncomfortable for me.
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Uncomfortable with such expectations, she has called that suggestion "grotesque".
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"It is very difficult," a clearly uncomfortable Hasegawa told reporters.
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That is, unless they're uncomfortable talking to themselves in public.
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The cost pressures from shipping are getting uncomfortable for Amazon.
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Instead, take the uncomfortable situation as a chance to learn.
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"People are very uncomfortable with the female body," Rose says.
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This leaves savers with an uncomfortable dilemma: speculate or starve.
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" He went to a Walmart on Thursday and "felt uncomfortable.
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"I thought it was uncomfortable," she told Bravo's The Lookbook.
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If she was at all uncomfortable, she didn't show it.
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The temperatures are on the up, but not yet uncomfortable.
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"People are uncomfortable with the level of rhetoric," Altfest said.
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Conditions in the Icebox are, to say the least, uncomfortable.
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The job of an artist is to confront uncomfortable truths.
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Whenever a celebrity pairing looks uncomfortable while presenting an award.
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The asymmetry in the trade war is another uncomfortable fact.
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Hilarity and some seriously uncomfortable double dates will presumably ensue.
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Tech CEOs never actually have to deal with uncomfortable questions.
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It's not necessarily uncomfortable, but it is a harsh environment.
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And seed investors are uncomfortable with that level of risk.
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I'm not somebody that can wear something I'm uncomfortable in.
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It's exactly as awkward and uncomfortable as Khloé had imagined.
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I remember being so uncomfortable that I wanted to drink.
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Saying things to make her uncomfortable, he touched her leg.
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He could have gotten a nurse if he was uncomfortable.
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Love Ian McEwan's nasty habit of exploring deeply uncomfortable subjects?
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Kimmel is also uncomfortable, trying to keep Dick in line.
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But talking about money doesn't have to be so uncomfortable.
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A whistleblower is making life even more uncomfortable for Danske.
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"I am single," the actress confirmed with an uncomfortable giggle.
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I agreed to it, but it was just so uncomfortable.
|
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"Honestly, I don't like you being uncomfortable," he tells her.
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Ahead, five of the funniest and most painfully uncomfortable confessions.
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Asa Butterfield talks about an uncomfortable scene on Sex Education.
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Whenever men make her feel uncomfortable, Laila makes it known.
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I get really uncomfortable, and I feel things so much.
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If you are suddenly feeling very uncomfortable, you're not alone.
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Pay attention to the people who make you feel uncomfortable.
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I also stopped getting that uncomfortable "full" feeling after meals.
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She moves but only to a mildly less uncomfortable position.
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And if you feel uncomfortable, don't be afraid to leave.
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" "It was so full-on: crazy and scary and uncomfortable.
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He is uncomfortable giving speeches or presiding over public ceremonies.
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This conversation may be uncomfortable, but we must have it.
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It's strange and uncomfortable and produces all of the typos.
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"That can obviously be a pretty uncomfortable situation," he said.
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That uncomfortable couch in the factory might be his undoing.
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You made my own hometown an uncomfortable place to be.
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"People are very uncomfortable with the female body," Rose said.
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That's a good reason to feel uncomfortable in his presence.
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One male captain made her so uncomfortable she avoided him.
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But never have I found his actions inappropriate or uncomfortable.
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I think on a certain level, I like being uncomfortable.
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We ask why that would be an uncomfortable constitutional precedent.
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And maybe not get bored or uncomfortable along the way.
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Now if I'm uncomfortable doing something, I just say it.
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We have had some remarkable, uncomfortable, humbling conversations about heaven.
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Freddy is trans, and this universal approach is so uncomfortable.
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People get angry and desperate, and being rich becomes uncomfortable.
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It should be an uncomfortable morning for the West Wing.
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Doing interviews and presentations always makes me a bit uncomfortable.
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But already I felt an uncomfortable film on my skin.
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People are laughing, people are uncomfortable, it's an ice breaker.
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And that's the shit I started to feel uncomfortable with.
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Alice also feels uncomfortable being back in her old home.
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They don't want to make a woman feel uncomfortable, either.
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Instead of telling others when I feel uncomfortable, I smile.
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Long made others feel uncomfortable going back to his teens.
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Truth be told, these phrases all make me equally uncomfortable.
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Such a lawsuit would make for uncomfortable times in Basel.
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They will be honest, but the truth can be uncomfortable.
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The submissions have made for uncomfortable reading for company executives.
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Is very uncomfortable do that if you do not want.
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Worse, different groups are uncomfortable with others' interpretations of hygge.
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They ranged from somewhere between extremely emotional to extremely uncomfortable.
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But asking for raises and promotions often makes people uncomfortable.
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His own character's straightness is kind of uncomfortable to watch.
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It was an uncomfortable position meant to immobilize your opponent.
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They were uncomfortable people who knew how to comfort others.
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The pricing for this kind of thing can be uncomfortable.
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Don't hang out with people who you feel uncomfortable around!
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It's a seriously uncomfortable scene, and it's supposed to be.
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Yeah, it's uncomfortable, and it makes you feel SO bad.
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The few civilians were left in a sometimes uncomfortable position.
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I know these conversations are uncomfortable and difficult and painful.
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At least one Uber executive was uncomfortable with the meeting.
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If there is, it could make for some uncomfortable silences.
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It's meant to hit hard and make you feel uncomfortable.
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At the very least, on the brink of uncomfortable change.
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I would be hot, uncomfortable and my back would ache.
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We hear it, and it makes us a bit uncomfortable.
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If that sounds a little uncomfortable and unpleasant, it is.
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You may be able to smooth over an uncomfortable situation.
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It may make you a little uncomfortable, but it's important.
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Even at its best, the camera still makes me uncomfortable.
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It's clear Bannon has been uncomfortable with the Moore situation.
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I'm not saying it wasn't uncomfortable because obviously it was.
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Put another way, you need to get comfortable being uncomfortable.
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Alec Baldwin's Donald Trump received an uncomfortable call Saturday night.
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Sure, Trump said and did things that made them uncomfortable.
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A truly awkward and visibly uncomfortable display of political creativity.
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It was uncomfortable, and I honestly kind of hated it.
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Those values did not vibe with me and were uncomfortable.
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I don't flip out, but I find it really uncomfortable.
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Also, you thought your jeans were uncomfortable after Thanksgiving dinner?
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It actually wasn't in the least bit uncomfortable or awkward.
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The actions, allegedly directed by Sanders, made many people uncomfortable.
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The parallels between the two cases reveal an uncomfortable truth.
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"I don't really know, but it was an uncomfortable situation."
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I never want to put you in an uncomfortable position.
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Still, it's uncomfortable to see Depp in such lighthearted conversations.
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I'm also relieved that Bey isn't too uncomfortable to dance.
|
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As I continued taking the photos, I felt increasingly uncomfortable.
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In classic 2016 style: It was super awkward and uncomfortable.
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I would never agree to something that I'm uncomfortable with.
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I don't hate them, I just feel uncomfortable around them.
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It made some people uncomfortable — but our customer understands it.
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The most expensive and uncomfortable clothes you own, plus shoes.
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If this makes you uncomfortable, I know how you feel.
|
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It might be an awful, uncomfortable truth, but he is.
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Among doctors, 32 percent said they were uncomfortable prescribing it.
|
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Sessions "lingered," he said, looking uncomfortable, but ultimately left him.
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But I didn't find the controller heavy, awkward, or uncomfortable.
|
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Once on, they are often uncomfortable, with too many straps.
|
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When I'm uncomfortable, I make faces — big, mugging, obvious faces.
|
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It was a bit uncomfortable to watch to be honest.
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By unsafe, I think what the questioner means is uncomfortable.
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And it's even more uncomfortable that it involves the children.
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What makes them uncomfortable, they make fall to the ground.
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Kelly appeared visibly uncomfortable during two of Trump's public appearances.
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If #MeToo made no one uncomfortable, it would be doomed.
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Not in a way that would ever make someone uncomfortable.
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The CFPB's studies of the market make for uncomfortable reading.
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Otherwise you might find yourself in an unexpectedly uncomfortable situation.
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Also, it smacks of isolationism, which I am uncomfortable with.
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If it's hard or uncomfortable, somehow it must be wrong.
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"I felt too uncomfortable to call after that," he said.
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Though this is uncomfortable to point out, Lizzie was wrong.
|
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His movies are gory, uncomfortable, and always hilarious — if controversial.
|
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These decisions became so uncomfortable that I frequently considered stopping.
|
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Twitter users were quick to joke about the uncomfortable interaction.
|
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How uncomfortable is the shell chair that Titania sits in?
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"Me, too," she says, with an uncomfortable laugh of recognition.
|
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Your partner should never make you feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
|
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I understand this makes people uncomfortable, but this is reality.
|
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"It's a very uncomfortable conversation to have," he told CNN.
|
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There's also a deep diffidence about pointing out uncomfortable truths.
|
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It is uncomfortable to have to articulate what we have
|
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"But it's an uncomfortable moment for the campaign." she said.
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It was criticized by staff as being uncomfortable and impractical.
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At first J'onn is uncomfortable with this unfamiliar earthling holiday.
|
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The more he was congratulated, the more uncomfortable he became.
|
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With each remodel, the room becomes more uncomfortable and ugly.
|
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Despite its intricate lace detailing, it's never itchy or uncomfortable.
|
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And that sort of confirms why we're uncomfortable with it.
|
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The waist is tighter than the legs, but not uncomfortable.
|
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It continues to honor returns for any customers remaining uncomfortable.
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This kind of genetic meddling makes many environmentalists deeply uncomfortable.
|
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"Ty was uncomfortable with the Mueller tweets," the source said.
|
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About four hours in, he said that he felt uncomfortable.
|
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Gus agrees, albeit reluctantly, and the whole uncomfortable shebang begins.
|
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Fashion straddles a sometimes uncomfortable line between art and commerce.
|
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The warming trend has been uncomfortable for humans as well.
|
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Girardi said his discussion with Gossage had not been uncomfortable.
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I was starting to feel sluggish, tired and very uncomfortable.
|
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His wife was there too, holding a newborn, looking uncomfortable.
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And patients often resist treatments that make them feel uncomfortable.
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Thus, no Democrat should be uncomfortable with voting against Delrahim.
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"It almost makes you uncomfortable, which is great," he says.
|
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Do you enjoy speaking to people that make you uncomfortable?
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I was super uncomfortable with and I had to learn.
|
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Clark's films and photography have always made people feel uncomfortable.
|
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But requiring a legal ID adds an uncomfortable new wrinkle.
|
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It felt really relaxed: I didn't feel pushed, or uncomfortable.
|
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We felt uncomfortable about it, but went with it anyway.
|
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You have to be willing to go to uncomfortable places.
|
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An uncomfortable conflation for platforms whose business is human surveillance.
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When he apologizes to Crenshaw, it seems uncomfortable but sincere.
|
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If you're uncomfortable with that, you can disable that feature.
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You're really energized to work on deep, often uncomfortable issues.
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Some people may have stronger, more uncomfortable reactions to lactose.
|
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But with Lapke's help, they kept the record steadily uncomfortable.
|
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Curtis didn't look uncomfortable for a second of the contest.
|
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You may have more than an uncomfortable futon to blame.
|
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The rumbling had intensified into something outright uncomfortable and menacing.
|
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But I think he was more uncomfortable than I was.
|
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John [Legend] and I both were very uncomfortable by it.
|
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They're looking at making you feel as uncomfortable as possible.
|
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Trump did eventually confront this uncomfortable fact during the interview.
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October 1 was a momentous and uncomfortable day in Catalonia.
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JP and Philip: Never wear something you are uncomfortable in.
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The play is intimate, sexually charged, and a bit uncomfortable.
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After talking to her, I started feeling uncomfortable about Matt.
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There's nothing uncomfortable or disgusting about that, it's my job.
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It still felt uncomfortable and challenging, but it felt right.
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There's something that makes me feel really uncomfortable about it.
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And don't feel bad if it makes you feel uncomfortable.
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Now, I just feel uncomfortable, but I'm able to cope.
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I don't mind making other people uncomfortable if I'm right.
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Scorpio isn't afraid to talk about things that are uncomfortable.
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"It feels very uncomfortable most of the time," she laughs.
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Has your own work ever made you feel uncomfortable yourself?
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Things are about to get even more uncomfortable for Claire.
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"Disclosure has always been a very uncomfortable thing," she says.
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And when did your birth gender start to feel uncomfortable?
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According to Yetts, he told both coaches he was uncomfortable.
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"I was uncomfortable, at best, traumatized at worst," he said.
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Instead, Mr. Ayoade is erudite and fussy and often uncomfortable.
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Let us address the faults of facial tissues: They're uncomfortable.
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He said he felt uncomfortable voting for a democratic socialist.
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This may at times put you in an uncomfortable place.
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If my comments made him uncomfortable, he didn't show it.
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"It was a very uncomfortable, sensitive topic," Ms. Yun said.
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It's an uncomfortable Victorian thing upholstered in anemic pea green.
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From the beginning, he took an uncomfortable interest in me.
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I say only if you're uncomfortable in your masculinity. pic.twitter.
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"A lot uncomfortable," Erica Feldmann, the shop's owner, cuts in.
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These nudges that you're uncomfortable and it's time to change.
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"It's so uncomfortable, I really couldn't believe it," she said.
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Uncomfortable topics may be broached, but you can handle it.
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His piece goes deep and delves into some uncomfortable areas.
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Many were uncomfortable because they didn't know how to relate.
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I knew I was smart, but it was so uncomfortable.
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But Panmunjom carries uncomfortable historical baggage for the United States.
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Amy Chua is an uncomfortable presence in American intellectual life.
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But little do they know, I thrive in uncomfortable situations.
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There are other things about IQOS that make people uncomfortable.
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For years I experienced uncomfortable sensations when setting a boundary.
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They are just as uncomfortable as the patient is frustrated.
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All the while, an uncomfortable reality has been sinking in.
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I was slightly uncomfortable with the [nonchronological] order of songs.
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The attentions soon turn sexual, and the student grows uncomfortable.
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It's an uncomfortable thing to say, but it's the truth.
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But white audiences are pushed into an uncomfortable new experience.
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What are the terms about race that make us uncomfortable?
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She's been comfortable, and we're trying to make her uncomfortable.
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Now more people across different races and religions feel uncomfortable.
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The works on view are remarkably powerful, at times uncomfortable.
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The work of freedom is messy, dangerous, and intentionally uncomfortable.
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In a world of scarce resources, this makes me uncomfortable.
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Depending on who you are, this will make you uncomfortable.
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It's very uncomfortable but I let her because she's hot.
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They just want their money, and that makes it uncomfortable.
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"I know he found the event extremely uncomfortable," she said.
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I keep repeating to myself: Get comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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Viewers noticed Ms. Grande's uncomfortable expression as she leaned away.
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Train your mind to welcome uncomfortable situations as developmental tools.
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This exquisitely uncomfortable birthday party finally calls it a night.
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It's the most uncomfortable feeling I think I've ever had.
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I was really uncomfortable and I was drinking too much.
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But for investors, a slowdown is likely to be uncomfortable.
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Others said they were uncomfortable with the rule change, however.
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Pros: Large main compartment, magnetic closures, beautiful designCons: Uncomfortable straps
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"I feel a little uncomfortable pointing this out," he said.
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Corporate bosses are an uncomfortable hybrid of chief and executive.
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Other Silicon Valley investors are in a more uncomfortable position.
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Still, their enthusiastic embrace of his work makes him uncomfortable.
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He was deeply uncomfortable and believed he was being followed.
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But for the Democratic left, it became an uncomfortable vote.
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Where do we draw the line between uncomfortable and unethical?
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But it demands some workarounds that may make purists uncomfortable.
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To be honest, urging activism makes me a bit uncomfortable.
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Life is risksNothing wonderful happens without taking an uncomfortable risk.
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It wasn't uncomfortable being surrounded by constant reminders of Oscar?
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Being a person who avoids confrontation, I find this uncomfortable.
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" McCain looked fleetingly uncomfortable, then called it an "excellent question.
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"Marcy, he makes my other patrons awfully uncomfortable," she said.
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When we entered the restaurant, we felt a little uncomfortable.
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Anything more would have made the narrative incoherent. Uncomfortable. Distasteful.
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It's a good thing we're being made to feel uncomfortable.
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This is only one of the film's pointlessly uncomfortable elements.
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Most people get uncomfortable that they are not feeling right.
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A number of TripAdvisor reviewers have called the seating "uncomfortable."
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Jewish students' experiences on college campuses are becoming increasingly uncomfortable.
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You feel somewhat uncomfortable, but it's not unbearable or unmanageable.
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He asked Mr. Roof if he felt uncomfortable doing so.
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The plastic build may also be uncomfortable on larger heads.
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If you feel uncomfortable, it's not your imagination -- it's real.
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Three years later, Robert Mueller faced his own uncomfortable choice.
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Trump isn't an athlete dragging Hill into uncomfortable political conversations.
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Some Senate Republicans were growing uncomfortable with the chaotic debate.
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It also shone an uncomfortable spotlight on Italy's judicial system.
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I stand there with an uncomfortable smile on my face.
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One customer, watching the man's belligerent behavior, was immediately uncomfortable.
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It's possible to do that and still make people uncomfortable.
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This movie looks gorgeously shot, intensely moody, and extremely uncomfortable.
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"It felt a little uncomfortable in the beginning," he said.
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It's going to feel emotionally draining and uncomfortable at first.
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They have some guilt about feeling uncomfortable or shaken up.
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During a press conference on Monday, Harirchi appeared physically uncomfortable.
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We're not going to put anyone in an uncomfortable position.
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Making everyone uncomfortable during a party never goes over well.
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It seemed like an uncomfortable seating assignment at first glance.
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I have just enough of both to make me uncomfortable.
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Mr. Wexner has become an uncomfortable distraction to L Brands.
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"There's a fixation that makes me uncomfortable," Ms. Junker said.
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They found critical analysis and picking apart expert opinion uncomfortable.
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It still makes me uncomfortable, even more so, decades later.
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Does this put you at ease or make you uncomfortable?
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This photo makes me uncomfortable and it makes me better.
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To plug myself in, I must decide between uncomfortable positions.
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The truth -- even, and actually especially, the uncomfortable ones -- matter.
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Sometimes I get an uncomfortable combination of all those things.
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Turkey occupies an uncomfortable space in US politics right now.
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PVC heels were popular, but they are uncomfortable to wear.
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Please stay with me on this path of uncomfortable healing.
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But Paul doesn't care if he's making his colleagues uncomfortable.
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"Women aren't taught to get comfortable with making people uncomfortable."
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Doing so is super uncomfortable and made me type slower.
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But there is an uncomfortable element to hitting up friends.
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They're usually sloppy and uncomfortable to wear under my clothes.
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"If people are uncomfortable, they can opt out," he said.
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Some women also find annual exams uncomfortable or even traumatic.
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"I say, 'It probably will make you uncomfortable,'" she said.
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Yet for many people, it can be an uncomfortable negotiation.
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But on the weekend, McIlroy looked uncomfortable in his skin.
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You don't want to confuse people or make them uncomfortable.
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People are showing courage by getting comfortable with being uncomfortable.
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Huawei will find it harder to escape the uncomfortable spotlight.
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Don't pivot away from questions about sexism because it's uncomfortable.
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Then discussion veered into even more uncomfortable territory for Booker.
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Male spaces need to facilitate that uncomfortable yet paramount discussion.
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I feel guilty and uncomfortable, but also angry and annoyed.
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It'll probably feel uncomfortable at first, but that doesn't matter.
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We humans do not stir at the merely slightly uncomfortable.
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Although there have been times I've been really uncomfortable onstage.
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That led to an uncomfortable public exchange with her boss.
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You are making me uncomfortable and you should know that!
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What's one idea of his that would make people uncomfortable?
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I think audiences are still very uncomfortable with those stories.
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I was uncomfortable, though, when he began buying me art.
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European politicians are also uncomfortable with Turkey's descent into autocracy.
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Freeman has denied "intentionally" offending or making anyone feel uncomfortable.
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Race also complicates his upward trajectory in an uncomfortable way.
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And not because it was uncomfortable, but because it's unsafe.
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How many do you think were uncomfortable with the knowledge?
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We've all heard sexist comments that make us deeply uncomfortable.
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It's going to be a very uncomfortable situation for him.
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Omar has prompted what for some is an uncomfortable debate.
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In debates, he often sounds uncomfortable talking about foreign policy.
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He had to accept that feeling, uncomfortable as it was.
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If you feel uncomfortable, you know, then don't do it.
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It doesn't mean that you have to be uncomfortable and miserable by missing out on the things that you enjoy or need like that new mattress to replace your uncomfortable and torn-up mattress.
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At first what I stumbled across and felt pained by was uncomfortable only in the way that seeing photos from one's childhood in which you are slightly too old to be naked are uncomfortable.
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So many of my friends are uncomfortable with thinking about their parents having sex, or waking up and hearing their parents having sex, but that's happened to me so many times that it wasn't uncomfortable.
|
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With a personal tragedy, writing can be helpful in processing emotions in a culture where we're taught not to talk about those emotions -- either because they make us uncomfortable or because they make others uncomfortable.
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Sandals are usually pretty uncomfortable, and a custom insole would certainly.
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News outlets love sending their reporters into uncomfortable and dangerous situations.
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Kourtney and I were so uncomfortable when we donated the check.
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It's designed to be entertainment, albeit extremely dark, always uncomfortable entertainment.
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Having the virus back inside the home makes Elizabeth incredibly uncomfortable.
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The rape plot device was unnecessary, awkward, uncomfortable and poorly executed.
|
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Uncomfortable with showing your face on camera as you strip down?
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Trump's announcement of Milley will put Dunford in an uncomfortable position.
|
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Democrats pressed Sessions on uncomfortable topics but there were no fireworks.
|
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Call out microaggressions — or not-so-microaggressions — even when it's uncomfortable.
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Unfortunately, that did not stop the situation from becoming extremely uncomfortable.
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It's so big and full of fluid and it's very uncomfortable.
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For others, penetrative sex can be uncomfortable or distracting in general.
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It should not lead to questions that make him feel uncomfortable.
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"If something feels off, don't ignore the uncomfortable feeling," she said.
|
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I was like, 'Okay this is uncomfortable, maybe we should leave….
|
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So it checks out that I feel uncomfortable with dirty talk.
|
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You're a little stiff, slightly uncomfortable in front of the camera.
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It's an uncomfortable topic that reveals our community's weakness and hypocrisy.
|
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I feel like everything I do makes people feel really uncomfortable.
|
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But even I have had uncomfortable experiences as a beer consumer.
|
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I want people to feel uncomfortable when they're playing though it.
|
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If they make their elders uncomfortable, that's how it should be.
|
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"This uncomfortable situation makes them focused on the goal," Wojciechowska says.
|
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And then the question is, do people feel uncomfortable or not?
|
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But it should know whether they're uncomfortable, or stressed, or nervous.
|
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What I chiefly recall was how uncomfortable the lowly Bowie looked.
|
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They did market research and found that hell made people uncomfortable.
|
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But lying in it may be more uncomfortable than he anticipated.
|
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I've learnt just to sit with it, anything that feels uncomfortable.
|
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Sam felt uncomfortable but wanted to please Tara so he agreed.
|
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Any protest is uncomfortable, and there&aposs a reason for it.
|
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"Money is an uncomfortable topic for parents and children," he said.
|
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We're actually a little uncomfortable that this absurd product even exists.
|
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Trump appears deeply uncomfortable with his loss of the popular vote.
|
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"It bothers me," he said shyly of the uncomfortable sleeping conditions.
|
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"Everyone has to have uncomfortable conversations with their relatives," she advised.
|
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Daniel's photographs leave him with uncomfortable questions amidst shadows of danger.
|
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As the fund grew larger, Van Vuuren says he became uncomfortable.
|
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"I make jokes when I'm uncomfortable in inappropriate times," Garrett said.
|
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She went on talking about how uncomfortable she felt all day.
|
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But here Glover seems to say, yes, you should be uncomfortable.
|
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First, he went viral for a very uncomfortable video on TikTok.
|
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By 53, Mark Zuckerberg had grown uncomfortable with his messaging history.
|
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We have to break the silence and have these uncomfortable conversations.
|
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Others said they would feel uncomfortable going inside the participating stores.
|
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On the other hand, the video has made many deeply uncomfortable.
|
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I don't want to put my brother in an uncomfortable position.
|
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Safe words are established in the event that someone feels uncomfortable.
|
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But I also wanted to give that sense of being uncomfortable.
|
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Faced with uncomfortable truths, people often retreat to their favourite fantasies.
|
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It is funny, and it is uncomfortable, and it is unusual.
|
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I didn't find the rack clips to be uncomfortable at all.
|
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The Queen can never say, 'I'm uncomfortable, I can't walk anymore.
|
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But it also spells an uncomfortable conflation of faith with facts.
|
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Spain's fragmented parliament left the Socialists with a uniquely uncomfortable dilemma.
|
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Soon after, Saleh claims, passengers complained, saying that they felt uncomfortable.
|
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If we don't understand what's going on, it makes us uncomfortable.
|
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Up at Eastwatch, things are about to get even more uncomfortable.
|
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The exam "wasn't brief" and made Lee feel "uncomfortable," he said.
|
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This is certain to make for a very uncomfortable plot line.
|
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This is one of the most uncomfortable environments in the world.
|
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Despite the business interest, an uncomfortable worry hovered over the conference.
|
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She was smiling, but I could tell that she was uncomfortable.
|
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It also parallels, in some potentially uncomfortable ways, your present situation.
|
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"It was so uncomfortable and I just froze up," Meredith said.
|
|
" David said this was "absolutely uncomfortable every step of the way.
|
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If all that asking makes you uncomfortable, put your camera away!
|
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" Clinton, meanwhile, has written that Trump's looming made her "incredibly uncomfortable.
|
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It's clearly uncomfortable since Davis sees them together on a date.
|
|
He was uncomfortable with David Cameron's policy of supporting gay marriage.
|
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It's a little uncomfortable because it's close to 95 degrees out.
|
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"Everyone has to have uncomfortable conversations with their relatives," she advises.
|
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Rather than constant active agony, I have always felt fundamentally uncomfortable.
|
|
They will, instead, push out the people who justifiably feel uncomfortable.
|
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Never once did I feel uncomfortable or concerned for my safety.
|
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Are you uncomfortable talking about politics, or Trump — Not at all.
|
|
Combat conditions were uncomfortable at best: no temperature-controlled, pressurized cabins.
|
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Maybe your go-to beauty products are starting to feel uncomfortable.
|
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But after about an hour, it made me a little uncomfortable.
|
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Sometimes, the best way through an uncomfortable conversation is through laughter.
|
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The Cooper siblings are bonding, and I am so very uncomfortable.
|
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It makes a lot of men uncomfortable, that I'm very successful.
|
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To reach out and touch something without consent is so uncomfortable.
|
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Acknowledging their ancestors' servitude as part of that can be uncomfortable.
|
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For Apple's shareholders, comparisons with personal computing will make uncomfortable reading.
|
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It still makes us feel uncomfortable, but in a different way.
|
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This is all the more uncomfortable because household debt has ballooned.
|
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He stammered, he hesitated, and he was obviously uncomfortable on stage.
|
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But many Americans are still uncomfortable with joining the discussion themselves.
|
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However, it also awakened in me an uncomfortable feeling of solidarity.
|
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The back half of last year was uncomfortable for the Migos.
|
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It provided an uncomfortable reminder of how immiserated aboriginals still are.
|
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Also, an exceptionally uncomfortable Anne Hathaway interview in 2012 has resurfaced.
|
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It was uncomfortable for basically everyone in the best ways imaginable.
|
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Russia too is uncomfortable with a nuclear-armed North Korean neighbor.
|
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Staying focused and asking the hard questions can be extremely uncomfortable.
|
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"They made him feel uncomfortable for even asking," his wife added.
|
|
It's always uncomfortable to approach something differently or try something new.
|
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Clarifying might make this uncomfortable social ritual a lot less painful.
|
|
The boys and girls share uncomfortable glances, shifting in their seats.
|
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They're all accentuated body parts, filthy clothing and deliberately uncomfortable movements.
|
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Hopefully it makes the viewers think about why they're feeling uncomfortable.
|
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"There was no consent, it made him incredibly uncomfortable," Unruh continued.
|
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Behind the scenes, I was uncomfortable and terrified of getting hurt.
|
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For others it means dry air, cracked skin, and uncomfortable sinuses.
|
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That's uncomfortable for anyone, even people with a fabulous body image.
|
|
THIS week was uncomfortable for a host of well-heeled figures.
|
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When a colleague nonchalantly says "gay, trans, whatever", I feel uncomfortable.
|
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Which, she added, is a designation that makes her very uncomfortable.
|
|
Do you prefer more intense and uncomfortable kind of plot lines?
|
|
This raises an uncomfortable question: how many seats will Russia get?
|
|
Watching Susie attempt to connect with Ben is an uncomfortable joy.
|
|
Said it made her daughter uncomfortable to say anything in Spanish.
|
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"In retrospect there was an uncomfortable calm about her," recalls Greg.
|
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"We have to talk about things that are uncomfortable," Shawkat said.
|
|
First because she's so clearly uncomfortable in those shiny, black heels.
|
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Large moves like these raise an uncomfortable question for the Fed.
|
|
Spahn's disclosure of his homosexuality makes some party old timers uncomfortable.
|
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Besides being a massive invasion of privacy, it raises uncomfortable questions.
|
|
None of it was helping, but making her only more uncomfortable.
|
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And I'm uncomfortable with that... I embrace all of my culture.
|
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If we do have that uncomfortable conversation, I'll update this post.
|
|
This perhaps uncomfortable juxtaposition is not a new theme for Toronto.
|
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He kept touching my arm and elbow, which made me uncomfortable.
|
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It's important to laugh about things in times when you're uncomfortable.
|
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That could place people like Sheffield in some very uncomfortable situations.
|
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"I think it was just Make Witney Uncomfortable Day," Muniz said.
|
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We will continue to honor returns for any customers remaining uncomfortable.
|
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Last, the case raises uncomfortable questions about American officials' uncompromising techniques.
|
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There's something uncomfortable about the way the film walks this tightrope.
|
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However, China and Germany have occasionally had uncomfortable discussions over trade.
|
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It also opens you up to uncomfortable assumptions about your gender.
|
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Grinding your teeth all the time is also just physically uncomfortable.
|
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Others are uncomfortable with the use of brown skin in particular.
|
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This issue points to the sometimes uncomfortable consequences of technological innovation.
|
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Openness of inquiry inevitably generates uncomfortable discussions plainly offensive to some.
|
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He was considered a "wild card" -- someone who made officials uncomfortable.
|
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Why was he watching gay porn if it makes him uncomfortable?
|
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Porn is the unspoken reality that might make some veterans uncomfortable
|
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Their sharing with you means they care enough to get uncomfortable.
|
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Wool continues to grow if not shorn, making the sheep uncomfortable.
|
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Avoid people who are intoxicated, act suspiciously or make you uncomfortable.
|
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But January so far has proved a far more uncomfortable affair.
|
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Whitaker argued this arrangement drew uncomfortable attention to his being transgender.
|
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Staffeld's mother, especially, was uncomfortable letting her travel alone with Mitchell.
|
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"To get action, you need people to feel uncomfortable," he said.
|
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"I was very uncomfortable with the term Asian-American," she says.
|
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She would feel uncomfortable in my neutrals, and I in hers.
|
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"I make jokes when I'm uncomfortable in inappropriate times," he said.
|
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Some models have poor connectivity, while others are bulky and uncomfortable.
|
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"It's never fun to be uncomfortable whilst giving pleasure," Harrison says.
|
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She says it made her feel uncomfortable, but continued the interview.
|
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So I presume you were in pain, or at least uncomfortable.
|
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But when that led to uncomfortable side effects, they stopped it.
|
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Also, I am very sorry that this is kind of uncomfortable.
|
|
Ahead, some of the best reactions to this hilariously uncomfortable photo.
|
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I suspect that answer would make a lot of people uncomfortable.
|
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Being uncomfortable outdoors is largely a function of being incorrectly dressed.
|
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Farrer responded by saying he didn't make her uncomfortable at all.
|
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And for whatever reason combining those two makes people wildly uncomfortable.
|
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Specifically, gay men felt more uncomfortable undressing in their partner's presence.
|
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I let out an uncomfortable laugh when I saw the diagrams.
|
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What's agony for you may be merely uncomfortable for someone else.
|
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Even saying the word "period" can be uncomfortable for some people.
|
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Richards gets uncomfortable for a moment before finally admitting the truth.
|
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Honestly Trump stalking behind Clinton is making me feel super uncomfortable.
|
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He says he did not intend to make the accuser uncomfortable.
|
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But I didn't find the controller heavy or awkward or uncomfortable.
|
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It may be a bodily tension or some other uncomfortable sensation.
|
|
Did you ever have any uncomfortable sex while in student housing?
|
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"I felt really uncomfortable," she told Vogue U.K. of being single.
|
|
"Uncomfortable," Halestorm BEST ROCK SONG "Black Smoke Rising," Greta Van Fleet
|
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The equipment was heavy and uncomfortable, and it delivered laggy graphics.
|
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As a privacy-conscious person, I was uncomfortable boarding this way.
|
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Because I don't want to make my coworkers uncomfortable, of course.
|
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"You have to really get comfortable with being uncomfortable," she said.
|
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The 3 I've bought were a bit uncomfortable here and there.
|
|
So why are most people still so uncomfortable with urine play?
|
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Democrats have been successful at making some of Trump's appointees uncomfortable.
|
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That compromise was to deliberately create an uncomfortable experience for users.
|
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It's an extremely uncomfortable situation for a dissenter to be in.
|
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Of course, we do not always turn away from uncomfortable data.
|
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Damon took the stage with an uncomfortable grin on his face.
|
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Friends, the world of online dating becomes more uncomfortable each day.
|
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What's vital about White Girl is who it makes acutely uncomfortable.
|
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There's also the many uncomfortable ways that Scandal has addressed suicide.
|
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It features singer Thom Yorke looking uncomfortable in an elevator. —Noisey
|
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If they don't wear the sexy, uncomfortable shoes, the patriarchy wins.
|
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Plus, as customers, we might feel too uncomfortable to even ask.
|
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And why is it uncomfortable for you that you don't know?
|
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So for a lot of women that makes for uncomfortable viewing.
|
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We completely understand the new Snapchat has felt uncomfortable for many.
|
|
Some Republican senators were uncomfortable with the strategy, the Post reported.
|
|
Would they be uncomfortable, or find it cheesy, or just bad?
|
|
Searches for jokes on uncomfortable topics are also lowest on Mondays.
|
|
It's always a little uncomfortable to read about North Korea online.
|
|
"If anyone is uncomfortable continuing, please let us know," says Geertz.
|
|
Did the song "501 (Hollow And Heston)" make you feel uncomfortable?
|
|
Khanna stands at the center of uncomfortable crosscurrents in American politics.
|
|
Reigns looms in the background and Rollins is uncomfortable but passable.
|
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" He added: "Coming out of the treatment I felt very uncomfortable.
|
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"It's uncomfortable," said Rodriguez, who wears a mask and shin guards.
|
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"I think that we're in a very uncomfortable situation," he said.
|
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"The fact that I was uncomfortable was very emancipatory," he said.
|
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Some are uncomfortable that their country is no longer solidly white.
|
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Can we all just agree they're super scratchy and really uncomfortable?
|
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"The president himself should be extremely uncomfortable about this," Napolitano said.
|
|
They may simply be uncomfortable invoking the university's formal accountability mechanisms.
|
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Without this assurance, employees would likely feel uncomfortable discussing their employers.
|
|
Mentally strong parents know that although guilt is uncomfortable, it's tolerable.
|
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" "I would be very uncomfortable saying where the president is leaning.
|
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Quite what the reviewer meant by "uncomfortable" was unclear to me.
|
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He takes care to insert idyllic images amid the uncomfortable ones.
|
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" Seidel conceded that the decisions to run the ads were "uncomfortable.
|
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We learned to better control our vehicles in uncomfortable, scary situations.
|
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"I'm uncomfortable sometimes with the way he phrases things," Griffith said.
|
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There was something that made Mr. Turturro uncomfortable about it all.
|
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What has been the toughest, most uncomfortable question that you've asked?
|
|
Her dancers — five of them — stood in the back looking uncomfortable.
|
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However, hiding from uncomfortable topics and issues is not a solution.
|
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But definitely skip if you're at all uncomfortable with gory images.
|
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"The thing about anxiety is that it's really uncomfortable." he said.
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The "scary" experience was also uncomfortable for the comedian, Kimmel said.
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One guy told me one day that he thinks they're uncomfortable.
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You know what is probably more uncomfortable than a seat belt?
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And so that was a deeply uncomfortable position to be in.
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Because it is deeply uncomfortable for Americans to rethink American values.
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An uncomfortable knuckle rub on the man's sternum drew no response.
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It made me feel uncomfortable, but in all the right ways.
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Vice President Mike Pence, also present at the meeting, looked uncomfortable.
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But here's my advice: if your body is uncomfortable, give up.
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The CATS trailer dropped on Thursday and everyone is deeply uncomfortable.
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Is there anything that's been left out that makes you uncomfortable?
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It makes for an uncomfortable situation at the struggling drug maker.
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Republican members of Congress ought to be uncomfortable with this approach.
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There's a reason the word "nationalist" makes so many people uncomfortable.
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"I felt uncomfortable because of possible legal ramifications," he told me.
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The plethora of hired photographers also made the experience quite uncomfortable.
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Three 6 Mafia embodied what it meant to make outsiders uncomfortable.
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In addition, members can block other users, if they are uncomfortable.
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But, in no time at all, the system can become uncomfortable.
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We were uncomfortable, but there was nobody to report this to.
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And I have really uncomfortable shoes while I'm talking to you.
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Sometimes you have to take a stand even if it's uncomfortable.
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It's uncomfortable to be this, well, image of beauty or whatever.
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If I'm being honest, it's an uncomfortable amount of Ted Cruz.
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Night in The Woods allows religion to be weird and uncomfortable.
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These are gnarled, uncomfortable feelings—maybe the music should be too.
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When people sing about sex, it makes me feel so uncomfortable.
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The Moon is in Virgo today, finding you confronting uncomfortable issues.
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She seemed extremely uncomfortable delivering lines in front of the camera.
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The woman who felt uncomfortable during a wine and cheese night?
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I find it quite unpleasant and am very uncomfortable with it.
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I had spoken, I said feebly, because I had felt uncomfortable.
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Are you here to have uncomfortable conversations with friends and strangers?
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It was everything that SNL needed after a deeply uncomfortable week.
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Coachella fest is an overpriced, uncomfortable, and simply basic AF scam.
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Dana Rohrabacher, who's facing uncomfortable questions about his relationship with Russia.
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I didn't want to be uncomfortable in what I was wearing.
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It raises uncomfortable and peculiar questions in the midst of #NoBillNoBreak.
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They are uncomfortable, but not as bad as the actual diseases.
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"He's definitely going to make things uncomfortable," Jenkins had told me.
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Being uncomfortable brings the growth and change that keeps life exciting.
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He also felt uncomfortable being cast as the de facto leader.
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It can be an uncomfortable conversation, but there's no opting out.
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It's a tense and uncomfortable experience, in all the right ways.
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Millie Nelson tells that joke to an uncomfortable number of people.
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She would likely be uncomfortable with some of the Democratic agenda.
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He looked uncomfortable on the mound, fidgeting and slowing his pace.
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Even typing in the word "I" in my essay was uncomfortable.
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And my family didn't go too deeply into uncomfortable subject matter.
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If someone is uncomfortable and telling you no, you should stop.
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It was an uncomfortable decision that seemed to hamstring his accuracy.
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But you can still express things which are a bit uncomfortable.
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It is uncomfortable to play this match with such refereeing decisions.
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For four years, I gave in when things got too uncomfortable.
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We are now in that uncomfortable terrain between travel and tourism.
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But when it's somebody else, we find it uncomfortable to watch.
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Worse, his body language is salacious, and he makes me uncomfortable.
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Actually, sitting this close to Jeremy makes me feel uncomfortable. Whatever.
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Telling these stories, however, means including some uncomfortable and jarring imagery.
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People are still uncomfortable with boys wearing dresses, but that's changing.
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Stepping outside your comfort zone is, as you might expect, uncomfortable.
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The timing of the tax U-turn is uncomfortable for Macron.
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In Dallas, this sometimes involved uncomfortable conversations with their friends' parents.
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In other ways, Haiti is a very uncomfortable place for me.
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Some religious scholars, including evangelicals, are uncomfortable with Mr. Chau's approach.
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Then came a series of comments that made Ms. Dushku uncomfortable.
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Yet she remains uncomfortable using the word "feminist" to describe herself.
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Harbaugh relishes opponents feeling uncomfortable as they prepare for his team.
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The air felt heavy and humid, making everything sticky and uncomfortable.
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But handing off a growing array of decisions is uncomfortable terrain.
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He's not in an uncomfortable situation; he holds the power here.
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"They look so uncomfortable," Ms. Copeland said in a recent interview.
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Does he ... Peter Kafka: Ben, you look extraordinarily uncomfortable right now.
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I hope Biden understands why the habit makes some people uncomfortable.
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He clearly looks uncomfortable, but will try to tough it out.
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RAMASAR I did a lot of studying because I was uncomfortable.
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A woman talks to the relative who makes her slightly uncomfortable.
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If I say yes, I will be really uncomfortable being there.
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It was simple: Is there a journalist who tells uncomfortable truths?
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The conversations are uncomfortable, and the discomfort is also an improvement.
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Uncomfortable with the role reversal, she was reluctant to do so.
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There's a recent reason Tesla's high-ranking accountants might feel uncomfortable.
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It's not just the Knicks who have to face uncomfortable questions.
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As HR head, Wechter has emphasized transparency — even when it's uncomfortable.
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The downpour intensifies for two increasingly uncomfortable minutes before fading out.
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Caroline: [laughing] It actually does kind of feel a little uncomfortable.
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But he left his own party in an increasingly uncomfortable position.
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Noticing Cavett's fidgeting, she wondered why she made everyone so uncomfortable.
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No need for an awkward, uncomfortable speech from the losing candidates.
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Atheists regularly report uncomfortable, frustrating experiences while serving, alongside outright discrimination.
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This is Sanders willing to be uncomfortable in order to win.
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Where I was uncomfortable was with his "creative" reading of science.
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Stripped-down and vulnerable, the usually smooth singer looks slightly uncomfortable.
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I usually just respond with that fact and people get uncomfortable.
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So, start with your son: Did the massage make him uncomfortable?
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Comey reportedly felt uncomfortable going, but went to represent the bureau.
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Take their case to the American people, and make Republicans uncomfortable.
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Osaka looked shellshocked and uncomfortable, her face drawn and uncertain throughout.
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There are headphones, but those are super uncomfortable to sleep in.
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We go into survival mode and push away potentially uncomfortable situations.
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STark Trek: Picard Picard finds himself in uncomfortable but familiar surroundings.
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But her blatant use of dark-skinned emoji makes me uncomfortable.
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But the goal of civil disobedience is to make others uncomfortable.
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In uncomfortable times, Silicon Valley has turned to a comfortable shoe.
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All of this has made more than a few adults uncomfortable.
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Taylor's text messages suggest he was deeply uncomfortable with their discussions.
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They looked uncomfortable: not just hot but embarrassed by their task.
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It made me feel very uncomfortable and damaged my self-confidence.
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It might also make the rest of us a little uncomfortable.
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Human connection — especially with those who are different — can be uncomfortable.
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Get out of your comfort zone to make uncomfortable money decisions.
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A leftist, he seemed uncomfortable with the accusations of cultural imperialism.
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Yet each seemed deeply uncomfortable with the president's behavior and recklessness.
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But suddenly it was my turn to express firm, uncomfortable love.
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The experience is still exhilarating, but can also be psychologically uncomfortable.
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This makes me very uncomfortable, which I have expressed numerous times.
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The process has brought up uncomfortable feelings about why she shops.
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I'm trying to think about the uncomfortable parts of both sides.
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I don't care if you're uncomfortable, you have to do this.
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"It's not just that people make them feel uncomfortable," she said.
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I think we've come full-circle where we're comfortable being uncomfortable.
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She acknowledged that she had been placed in an uncomfortable position.
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They still get a little warm, but it's not too uncomfortable.
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Because people need to be faced with uncomfortable things more often?
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In fact, the idea of being one makes him rather uncomfortable.
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Gillibrand has merely facilitated the opportunity to begin that uncomfortable conversation.
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Trump was clearly surprised, asking why, leading to an uncomfortable exchange.
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But using the iPad as a giant controller was really uncomfortable.
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And having sex with a very full stomach can be uncomfortable.
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There are certainly parts of Tech Shabbat that I find uncomfortable.
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Trump shocked some and raised uncomfortable questions about colonial-style exploitation.
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Though conversations about income can be uncomfortable for many people, Monster.
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Nothing is more uncomfortable than having an elephant in the room.
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And so Kelly found herself in a new and uncomfortable position.
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"They were uncomfortable penetrating the privacy of the family," he said.
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The New York City subway may feel overcrowded. Anxiety-inducing. Uncomfortable.
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Sometimes they constantly fall out and sometimes they're just plain uncomfortable.
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But I sensed my youngest daughter was uncomfortable in her skin.
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I don't have to make myself uncomfortable because it's ill prepared.
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"It made everyone feel really uncomfortable," one of the sources said.
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Life insurance is one of those uncomfortable topics for family discussion.
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And you don't really get points for asking that uncomfortable question.
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And while it's still uncomfortable, Emily is doing much better today.
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People also found the ad&aposs awkward Instagram Story setup uncomfortable.
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These experiments can go wrong, with visitors feeling uncomfortable or ghosting.
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Sometimes submerging in details is a way to avoid uncomfortable facts.
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These are uncomfortable, tense choices for the show to be making.
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It's not the first time Piotrowska has explored uncomfortable social situations.
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Like, I hate it, because it's so sore and it's uncomfortable.
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When embraced by humans, many can find this uncomfortable or threatening.
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But, Mr. Kopera said, dining out can also make travelers uncomfortable.
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You owe us this recognition instead of silence and uncomfortable glances.
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" Another wrote, of me, "Doesn't he mean that HE became uncomfortable?
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The unrest puts the ruling Communist Party in an uncomfortable position.
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She is going to make a lot of powerful people uncomfortable.
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I know that this kind of discussion makes many journalists uncomfortable.
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It's uncomfortable, but not in the good way the novel is.
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The two leaders have often seemed uncomfortable in each other's presence.
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If she changes the subject or looks uncomfortable, let it pass.
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This history can be uncomfortable to unearth, but it demands visibility.
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But life there could be pretty uncomfortable, at least for humans.
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It's the type of conversation that Trump is clearly uncomfortable having.
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I'm sure it would make Eric uncomfortable to think about it.
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You should not watch or read anything that makes you uncomfortable.
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Some hardline conservatives are uncomfortable with all of the above. Rep.
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Afterward, it was uncomfortable for me, a white boy in Attica.
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For the men occupying them, conditions were claustrophobic and extremely uncomfortable.
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Of course we wouldn't do anything to make you feel uncomfortable.
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Were you uncomfortable, were you embarrassed, did it not concern you?
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It can also be a little uncomfortable, because, you know, family.
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When asked how uncomfortable his helmet is on a scale from 1-10 (10 being the most uncomfortable) he responded with an 8, saying "nothing" will ever compel him to show his face to the public.
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"If you're uncomfortable with the thought of these images being released, then you also need to be uncomfortable with the fact that gun violence is as much of an issue as it is in our country."
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"If I was giving advice to women who wanted to be clergy, I'd say, 'Be O.K. with being uncomfortable, because there are always going to be things in your religion that make you uncomfortable,' " Barton said.
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So if there are things about his world view and his personal conduct and his business record that make progressive women very uncomfortable, there is nothing uncomfortable about the way he used his checkbook in 2018.
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So if there are things about his world view and his personal conduct and his business record that make progressive women very uncomfortable, there is nothing uncomfortable about the way he used his checkbook in 2100.
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"The people who get most uncomfortable with conversations about this are those who are uncomfortable with looking at how learned values and learned aesthetics really do play into who or what appeals to us," Dr. Addison says.
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Both do so to protect the other from uncomfortable truths, which brings us to the most uncomfortable truth: Ash Tyler, her first love, is actually a surgically altered Klingon spy — and our old friend, the villainous Voq.
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It looks like a very strange and sometimes uncomfortable comedy and commentary.
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When I first met Julianna a year ago, I also felt uncomfortable.
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Although fluctuating thermostats come with the territory, your situation seems particularly uncomfortable.
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It becomes an uncomfortable lesson in what, exactly, sexual harassment looks like.
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But there's no denying that this raises some uncomfortable questions about consent.
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Some said the conflict over the former FALN leader made them uncomfortable.
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Ever get an uncomfortable feeling in your stomach during a job interview?
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With each floor of the townhouse cleared, the violence felt increasingly uncomfortable.
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It's uncomfortable, like seeing your dad get upset for the first time.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Historical reenactments inhabit an uncomfortable territory.
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At first, this felt a bit uncomfortable for me and the doctor.
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If you're noticing an uncomfortable set of stereotypes there, you're not alone.
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Theresa May and Brexit Secretary David Davis need unvarnished and uncomfortable advice.
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There's a reason songs can stick with us in an uncomfortable way.
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It was uncomfortable and hot in here, but we still had fun.
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For most people, being in a negative energy balance is profoundly uncomfortable.
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It wasn't the first uncomfortable moment for Republicans on the issue. Sen.
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" She adds, "He liked to just be inappropriate and make people uncomfortable.
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"It's an uncomfortable and exhausting position to be an only," Pollak adds.
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As much as this was awkward and uncomfortable, I totally get it.
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I would go -- I think uncomfortable is the closest you can get.
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I am also uncomfortable with his reported influence on the White House.
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But for those first few days, plaits can feel tight and uncomfortable.
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I wasn't uncomfortable with it because of how much I trusted him.
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In excess amounts, isolated fiber can lead to uncomfortable gas and bloating.
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It will likely make more than a few big tech companies uncomfortable.
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"I just feel really bad that she felt uncomfortable," Shaw says humbly.
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More than anything, it asks us to wrestle with those uncomfortable questions.
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I got really uncomfortable with that about halfway through my first recipe.
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The idea made Rush uncomfortable, but holding his hand felt so right.
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I typically tend to make bougie folks uncomfortable, much to my amusement.
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He was, however, able to recognize when he felt uncomfortable and manipulated.
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But this conversation seemed to affect him differently, making him uncharacteristically uncomfortable.
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But there are some uncomfortable facts the market has to reckon with.
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It's really hard to know if it'll make the other person uncomfortable.
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Of course, Fleabag pushes Priest away, uncomfortable over all the emotional intimacy.
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I began January uncomfortable in my own solitude, but American Weekend helped.
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Plus, that will also help you avoid heartburn and any uncomfortable bloating.
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I'm sure Dems calling Chelsea Clinton a spoiled brat -- that's very uncomfortable.
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The behavior, she says, wasn't criminal, but it made her feel uncomfortable.
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At worst, fans were deeply offended and reminded of uncomfortable personal memories.
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Weddings are long and you don't wanna be uncomfortable the whole time.
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" He got really uncomfortable and said, "Well, not six thousand human years.
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Tyrion Lannister — and that uncomfortable marriage changed both of their lives forever.
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One only got around to modifying his privacy settings after uncomfortable scrutiny.
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Although that's uncomfortable and painful, it gives you something to work with.
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If you feel uncomfortable in that situation it's difficult to get away.
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The 450-page document mostly does a lawyer-dance around uncomfortable topics.
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People who haven't saved enough may have to face some uncomfortable truths.
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The mirrored walls turned a few fidgety bellhops into an uncomfortable army.
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While enthusiasm helps, coming off as desperate is uncomfortable for everyone involved.
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It's not only uncomfortable, but it can cause some major hair issues.
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If I was still uncomfortable with my body I'll not be here.
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"I'm uncomfortable," she said, explaining why she continued to block his way.
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It feels like the uncomfortable, contested, yet quietly hopeful hallmarks of change. ●
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It's usually perfectly safe, even if it can be a little uncomfortable.
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As the man's descriptions changed, however, the architect began to look uncomfortable.
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And summer unrest in Iraq has an uncomfortable way of heating up.
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But that would in turn force more uncomfortable choices on the government.
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Wow. I'm more interested in the people who are uncomfortable with that.
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I certainly never wanted to stand out or make other women uncomfortable.
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"This actually makes me so uncomfortable it's crazy," one wrote below Rivera's.
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If being myself makes you uncomfortable, well, that's just too damn bad.
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"You're not going to get comfortable until you get uncomfortable," Myers insisted.
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All those hosts sitting naked and passive on uncomfortable stools for interviews.
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When she was screaming so loud, it was a very uncomfortable moment.
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And, according to a new interview, even filming the movie was uncomfortable.
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Velociraptors are Evolution's diva dino, so making one uncomfortable is relatively easy.
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That leads Gulliver to an uncomfortable truth for those readers with wanderlust.
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Plus, both their short and mid-calf lengths prevent uncomfortable thigh chafing.
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The second exam was "uncomfortable," as the first had been, Lee said.
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It leads to an uncomfortable question: what if money wasn't the point?
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It makes me so uncomfortable every time she puts it up there.
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I felt very uncomfortable in his office, I'll never go to him.
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That's when a 'third party' felt uncomfortable, claiming misconduct in the workplace.
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Still, when I hugged them, I would wonder if they felt uncomfortable.
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They were uncomfortable, turned off even, and yet, they were still game.
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I wasn't there for it, but I was uncomfortable just watching it.
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He's always said what he thinks, even if it makes people uncomfortable.
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Vanessa's date, on the other hand, seemed uncomfortable in every way possible.
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Individual C recalls that it was 'very weird' and made him uncomfortable.
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It demands we ask the tough questions and have the uncomfortable conversations.
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I think the reason is that we're just sick of feeling uncomfortable.
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Sheri is extremely uncomfortable, even as she tries to play it cool.
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Sometimes when we feel uncomfortable, that's when we get the best results.
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And being uncomfortable has nothing to do with wearing curve-hugging clothing.
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Angel Diaz, Complex: The genius stand-up comics always make us uncomfortable.
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Niki told you the truth in your face, no matter how uncomfortable.
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I've never been a liar, so it made me feel really uncomfortable.
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If you felt uncomfortable with something, you learn to shut it down.
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Nevertheless, if it did, BAE would find itself in an uncomfortable spot.
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What's top of mind is: Is this going to make someone uncomfortable?
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However, that can translate to some uncomfortable gastrointestinal symptoms for some people.
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And it could be painful—way more uncomfortable than your average tampon.
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Yes, it's gory, and uncomfortable, but it is always serving the character.
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I'd be very uncomfortable if people made a big fuss over me.
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While this could be uncomfortable, it's not dangerous or bad for you.
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"When you feel uncomfortable shopping — first thing, you're not shopping," he says.
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You don't have to use graphic language if it makes you uncomfortable.
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I find the large screen uncomfortable and impractical to use while driving.
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I've seen pictures with our actresses and thought, 'That makes me uncomfortable!
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It is hard not to feel uncomfortable watching the sightseeing in Cuba.
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Camille Bonvin of the University of Geneva is one such uncomfortable theorist.
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The uncomfortable but blunt conclusion is that there is no simple optimum.
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Some of his well-flagged plans involve uncomfortable changes or spending cuts.
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This makes the men uncomfortable and drives them to…have a girlfriend.
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Change can certainly be uncomfortable — but it beats wearing Frankenstein tape around.
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The listener is privy to all of Lynn's uncomfortable, lonely, intimate moments.
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When you broke that news it was uncomfortable at work for me.
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Often an uncomfortable nuisance for humans, cat allergies can seriously effect felines.
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