And I just find the H93s sound unconvincing and unfulfilling.
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If it all sounds messy, and unfulfilling, well, I agree.
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In fact, this is a self fulfilling or unfulfilling prophecy.
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I found that focusing on one thing only was really unfulfilling.
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The "toad rush" mode feels particularly unfulfilling when it comes to repetition.
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When you are working in an unfulfilling career, life is excruciating slow.
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If your relationship is unfulfilling, that's not the way to handle it.
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The effect was as unfulfilling as a Game 7 being declared a tie.
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So the computer is liberating people from the really skill-less and unfulfilling jobs.
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If you're not familiar with the franchise, you are living a sad, unfulfilling existence.
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After working an unfulfilling government job, Vogel took over his father's business in 2010.
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Namely, could an unfulfilling, soulless job be worse than not having one at all?
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Her job was stressful and unfulfilling, and she was starting to have panic attacks.
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I couldn't tell just how unfulfilling my work had become until I left it.
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They make decisions most other people make, and so live the same unfulfilling lives.
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The cubicle in particular has become a symbol of unfulfilling, monotonous, paper-pushing work.
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As they browse, Fabrega's character reflects on her career of unfulfilling short-term jobs.
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Since having a baby and balancing unfulfilling jobs, she's motivated to pursue her passion.
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A few wish their partners earned more but wouldn't want them to take unfulfilling jobs.
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When they grow up, they have unfulfilling and poorer quality friendships, lower quality romantic relationships.
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The common misconception is that "blue collar" jobs are unfulfilling, for people who lack ambition.
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In follow-up episode "Nothing Was The Same," Zoey and Luca's relationship seems even more unfulfilling.
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Since lunch was a little unfulfilling for us, we share a kebab from a kebab truck.
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But power is unfulfilling if it alienates you from those you want to be close to.
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However, there's something a little unfulfilling about a premiere that exists mostly to negate a finale.
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She revisits a woman named Celeste, who, after many unfulfilling encounters, has finally found a boyfriend.
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The presence of the Giants, though, evokes the greatest disappointment of an unfulfilling run of success.
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It would be easier, and so much more unfulfilling, not to have a production company, Robbie continued.
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The socialite must decide between a lavish, yet unfulfilling, life with her husband and her new love.
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I just think the first one was great for us, but it was a little bit unfulfilling.
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Unraveling them is either going to be quite special, or depressingly unfulfilling if any questions go unanswered.
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Verlander and Carlos Beltran, veterans who had played in shorter, unfulfilling World Series, finally have championship rings.
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Most people work unfulfilling jobs with their eyes looking toward the weekend and the day they turn 65.
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My 2016 resolutions died young and unrealized, as unfulfilled and unfulfilling as the year in which they floundered.
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Ever since, he had been struggling to find a new path, working a series of unfulfilling sales jobs.
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But after several years he noticed something strange—so many of his interactions seemed transactional and, ultimately, unfulfilling.
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Nowadays, binge watches come to a screeching, painfully unfulfilling halt once I've made it through the full series.
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Or should I just accept that work sucks for basically everyone, and even dream jobs can be unfulfilling?
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According to medical experts, playing it safe by engaging in shallow, unfulfilling or nonreciprocal relationships has physical repercussions.
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Count on this: The end of the American military mission in Afghanistan will be unfulfilling and likely tragic.
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They have also been ostracized, ridiculed and forced into unfulfilling unions that, in some cases, eventually silenced them.
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Yes, ineffective management, incompetent coworkers, unfulfilling work, onerous workloads, and long commutes can take a major mental toll.
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After an unfulfilling period working as a copywriter, she sat on a motorcycle and her life was transformed.
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One missing line is from 2007, when Mann quit after five unfulfilling seasons in the low minor leagues.
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They often leave behind well-paid jobs, as well as relatively comfortable lives that they nonetheless find unfulfilling.
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Naho says she started her pop-up because she finds the impersonal nature of cafe work in Japan unfulfilling.
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I had worked incredibly hard to get to the top but I was there alone — and it was unfulfilling.
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Just as his beard was turning gray, Kristofer left an unfulfilling decade-long relationship that had kept him monogamous.
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Doom Eternal is back with fresh news out of QuakeCon 2018 coming after a completely unfulfilling tease at E3.
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After Australia, Hiroki went back to work in Tokyo, where he took an unfulfilling job in an uninspiring office.
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In other words, you might be motivated to stay in an unfulfilling relationship for the sake of your partner.
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But she found the work unfulfilling, and in 1999 started Blue Mercury as an online seller of beauty products.
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Houston Astros (103-59) Just like the Red Sox-Yankees matchup, this matchup feels unfulfilling as a division series.
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This beautiful book isn't a thriller but a fantasy for anyone who's dreamed of leaving an unfulfilling reality behind.
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It is rote, it is sometimes unfulfilling, and yet I do it because that's the role of the misthios.
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Lucy's years of uncomplaining, unfulfilling monogamy do not prepare us for her drop into actively self-destructive sex addiction.
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If you don't tell them you want more, they may assume you'll stay in your lucrative but unfulfilling job forever.
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The truth is that I will always love drugs and raving—and a future without either would be spiritually unfulfilling.
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It makes for an interesting comparison with 2012's Centipede Hz, an album that was unfulfilling for entirely different reasons.
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Cue Food52's newest cookbook Mighty Salads to swoop in and rescue us from all of our unfulfilling salad woes.
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Samantha said Burns helped her learn to recognize her own role in the unfulfilling relationships she kept winding up in.
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Ms. Grey plays David's mother, Judy, who struggles with an unfulfilling marriage and a growing awareness of her ambiguous sexuality.
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Still, it'd be nice to blame something to explain what a majestic planet like Mars did to deserve such unfulfilling moons.
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She left an unfulfilling job at a big Chicago law firm to join the city government under then-Mayor Harold Washington.
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Of course, a danger is that people develop relationship problems because the sex they have after crystal meth becomes incredibly unfulfilling.
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"hot take: i find being an influencer extremely unfulfilling and it's the main cause of my anxiety and depression," she wrote.
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But trading Cole and McCutchen signals a determined emphasis on the future, and the end of an exciting but unfulfilling era.
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Excluding the fact that I would have to watch everyone I know die, I think that living forever would be unfulfilling.
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It will not make for a very good, eventful movie, and it will be a long and at times unfulfilling slog.
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And yet Westworld, messy and occasionally unfulfilling as it is, left me wishing Humans would take more chances, live more audaciously.
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When people are guided by fear or what they think they should do, it keeps them stuck in unfulfilling jobs, she said.
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On some level, this is a show about the unfulfilling nature of modern life and the ways we lose ourselves in technology.
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This line of thought is called the sunk cost fallacy, which a lot of people grapple with after years in unfulfilling careers.
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This realm of statistical content is a break from content based on anonymous sources, unfulfilling clickbait, beef imagineering, and net-zeitgeist pandering.
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Then I moved to Berlin to be an artist after graduating from art school, but I found art to be really unfulfilling.
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Stopping there is unfulfilling, as the Patriots know; they failed to reach the Super Bowl in three of those previous five seasons.
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A physical relationship began with one friend, but after a while, he said, the "friends with benefits" arrangement was confusing and unfulfilling.
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In her last moments at home, Gypsy has unfulfilling sex with Nick because she thinks that is what she is supposed to do.
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It's an interesting point about the digital communities we form, but at the same time this is the most vacuous, unfulfilling community imaginable.
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Norman said M&S had been "drifting, unfulfilling its customer promise" for over 15 years, failing to deliver the pace of change required.
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The composition suggests a tantalizing hint of knowledge, partial and unfulfilling — particularly Arteche's adolescent digital searches to connect with her Filipino cultural heritage.
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Aries ladies, however, will have to juggle the frustrations of unfulfilling romance without reverting to a hermetic lifestyle for the next 30 days.
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But she found the experience unfulfilling, she later said; after completing a performance, she would often sneak off to sing in piano bars.
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Does the sound of the alarm clock fill you with a sense of resignation, or even dread, about another day of unfulfilling work?
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The Tanaka years have been unfulfilling, and they will soon reach a crossroads if he exercises an opt-out clause after this season.
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She took an unfulfilling job in the promotions department of Time magazine, then spent the rest of her career as a freelance artist.
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Of the many confusing and random turns in Mr. Maillot's high-strung, unfulfilling production, one point is clear: Our Prince has a foot fetish.
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Many retirees become so bored with their newfound freedom that they return to work - often to another unfulfilling job just to pass the time.
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After spending years doing her friends' faces and wading through unfulfilling office jobs, Haggerty decided to follow her instincts and enroll in cosmetology school.
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And after working unfulfilling newspaper jobs for years to pay the bills, I quit exactly one year ago to pursue freelance writing full-time.
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It's more like a digital in memoriam than a traditional game, as it mostly involves pointing and clicking, with mini-games brief and unfulfilling.
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A new study, though, suggests that sometimes people stay in unfulfilling relationships not just for themselves: They don't want to hurt their partner's feelings.
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We all inhabit the internet in our own particular and peculiar little ways, rotating between the same few websites in an endless, unfulfilling loop.
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This is why I am not afraid of death; I am only afraid of living a life without happiness, a long but unfulfilling one.
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I dated, I hooked up a lot and I had a series of wildly unfulfilling relationships with men who were not right for me.
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Perhaps that was because they were born after I had worked for eight years in a well-paid, unfulfilling position in the private sector.
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Even the Patriots' last drive of the half was unfulfilling, ending with a field goal after three plays from inside the 5-yard line.
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Other people decide to give up sex in hopes of landing a stable, long-term relationship after plodding through years of unfulfilling hook-ups.
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Trump was right about one thing — this pathetic, misogynistic and ultimately unfulfilling little dudebro conversation is still acceptable as "locker room banter" in our culture.
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Nothing in life is certain, but for the foreseeable future, logic suggests a stagnating western economy, dominated by low-paid, unfulfilling jobs in personal services.
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But he found the work unfulfilling, and, in a spell of self-pity, trekked to Taishoken Ramen House, run by legendary ramen chef Kazuo Yamagishi.
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But he faces numerous hurdles, the most difficult of which may be his history of talking down the Senate as unfulfilling and frustrating at times.
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It defies stereotype: Vegan food in America is supposed to be joyless and unfulfilling, seasoned only with the fermented tang of the moral high ground.
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Exhausted with no time to herself, Juanita spends most of her days working an unfulfilling job, babysitting her granddaughter and visiting her son in jail.
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Are you sure that no matter what happens, your life will be as boring and unfulfilling as the conference finals between the Penguins and the Senators?
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Following an "unfulfilling" stint at PaineWebber on Wall Street, MacGuineas decided it was time to bolster her education with a public policy degree from Harvard University.
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When the rest of life is unfulfilling, it's easy to wonder how things could be different with former lovers whose faults have become hazy with time.
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The Phillies wanted a proven track record after a brief and unfulfilling tenure under Kapler, who had never managed in the majors before the Phillies hired him.
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"Anything that is not skill building—anything that is emotionally taxing and draining, if we can automate those unfulfilling types of work, all the better," she said.
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In "Made You Look," Maddy Perez (Alexa Demie) suffers in silence though obviously unfulfilling doggy style sex, more interested in Nate's much-texted phone than Nate himself.
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I was going to continue having bad, unfulfilling days, which she knew, and I know now, is a surefire sign that you should start planning your exit.
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Several players introduced themselves to Johnny Mayhane, a guard who had just signed with the Mill Rats after an unfulfilling two-month stint with a team in Mexico.
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In fact, and ironically since they have now become a live television event, press conferences have become as annoying for drivers as they are unfulfilling for the media.
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They are, in other words, doomed to repeat my own unfulfilling, damaging journey — in some cases, on the very same ground in Iraq and Afghanistan where I fought.
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But after marching to protest the war in Iraq, Mr. Chaudry grew more interested in political activism — and he found his law studies to be tedious and unfulfilling.
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This is the time to go all in and give yourself a real chance to make more money, establish a sustainable business, and walk away from unfulfilling jobs.
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And I've learned that, when the topic of politics does arise, sometimes you have to agree to disagree, as frustrating and unfulfilling as that notion can often be.
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"Jean-Claude Van Johnson" is fine, if ultimately unfulfilling, as a three-hour binge, and Mr. Van Damme, who turned 57 in October, is still in fighting shape.
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Creators can't blow their handful of chances on financially unsuccessful or creatively unfulfilling projects: they need to make the most of their space by being powerful, enriching, and unique.
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Sports Briefing The Chicago Bears have closed the book on the Jay Cutler era as their franchise quarterback, after an unfulfilling eight years that included only one postseason appearance.
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And, as these women have demonstrated, these alliances hold a powerful potential to transform even the most toxic or unfulfilling work environments into opportunities for solidarity and even lifelong friendship.
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" Another part of Dylan's contract allegedly stipulated that a pup's social life must revolve around his master and that he should find contact with other people "pointless, unfruitful and unfulfilling.
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He helps her fall out of her unfulfilling trance, and she starts to go against the crowds and stare around at the passive synchronicity of it all with total bewilderment.
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And who can forget the scene from Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life" when a French waiter, faced with his unfulfilling existence, swears at the camera then turns for home?
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The stereotypical parts she was being offered—"I have been given a lot of roles that are downtrodden, mammyish"—were as unfulfilling as she found the Hollywood community to be.
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Many people in the workforce today are struggling with the decision to stay in jobs they find unfulfilling, and they want to walk away so they can start their own business.
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Pumphrey says that his experience as a deaf voter has been unfulfilling and that he doesn't feel as if he's able to fully contribute to the greater mainstream discourse on politics.
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Florence is a 25-year-old caught in a cycle of unfulfilling work and a mundane routine, until a chance encounter leads her down a path of budding love and heartbreak.
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Working from her own experience, she helps her clients realize there is always a way out of an unfulfilling job or career — as long as you're ready to put in the effort.
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There's that famous story about Neil Young — when Harvest became a hit he said it brought him into the middle of the road and it was boring and very unfulfilling for him.
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I found the concept intriguing but the actual experience unfulfilling; the games available at the time were not particularly interactive—more like short films to marvel at than experiences to dive into.
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Section 14(c) enshrines the idea that those with disabilities are unequal under the law and dooms them to a fate of menial and unfulfilling work for the rest of their lives.
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Bouncing between jobs that were as unfulfilling as they were low-paying also puts you in the type of permanent misery that can only be tolerated by other people for so long.
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During the summer, when you don't have time to do anything other than grab a tub of hummus and chuck some pitta in the toaster, it doesn't matter that your dinner is unfulfilling.
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The 29-year-old Foles had such a difficult and unfulfilling 2015 season with the St. Louis Rams that he seriously wondered whether there was any reason to keep playing in the league.
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The show stars the pair as exaggerated versions of themselves navigating millennial life in Los Angeles; they deal with disastrous romantic encounters, unfulfilling jobs and plenty of questions about why they aren't dating.
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In Her, a lonely dude wants to avoid his unfulfilling life and crumbling personal relationships so he buys a state of the art virtual assistant that can communicate with him better than any human.
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It was the self-mocking joke Riley could tell and they both could enjoy after Wade, having gone home again following unfulfilling detours to Chicago and Cleveland, was given the send-off he deserved.
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"Crazy" drifts from the subject of becoming interested in selling crack at age eight or nine to the subject of having sex that leaves the sheets sticky in just a few short, somewhat unfulfilling minutes.
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Dear Carolyn: I'm a 32-year-old single guy, and I recently moved to a new city for a change of pace and took a job that I now find is largely unfulfilling and boring.
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In these documents, she claimed that Dr. Ablow had crossed multiple boundaries, overwhelming her with details about himself — that he had been attracted to his children's babysitters, for instance, and that his marriage was unfulfilling.
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And I must note again, MTV somehow decided to use a set from Post Malone and Aerosmith as a digestif, which is kinda like closing a greasy, unfulfilling meal with a shot of vape juice.
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Issa, the main character played by Rae, is a twenty-something going through the motions of a breakup; working an unfulfilling and slightly problematic job; and scaling the highs and lows of life with her friends.
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In return, they tell me about student loans, how they'll be paying them until they're 60; their marginal raises, which they spend on $14 cocktails or tickets to Coachella, to make their unfulfilling lives more tolerable.
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Ultimately, Hannah will probably get involved with another academic at the university where she works, but she will find the country life unfulfilling and eventually move back to the city — or at least to the 'burbs.
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Instead, the game makes it clear that this kind of work, performed under a tyrannical boss who is trying to squeeze each worker for every last second and every last bit of effort, is profoundly unfulfilling.
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O/U: 3 ABOUT THE CARDINALS (221-3-1): Arizona somehow rolled up a season-high 443 total yards without a turnover last week but still came away with just six points and an unfulfilling result.
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Shot on an iPhone, the film introduces Sawyer (Foy), who has recently moved from her hometown and arrived in a new city, where she works an unfulfilling job in a dull cubicle under a creepy boss.
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One of the driving reasons people stay in unfulfilling relationships is that the "cost" of extricating themselves appears to outweigh the "cost" of one-off disturbances, despite the fact those one-off disturbances add up over time.
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"One aspect of who we are does not serve as the defining factor for how happy or unhappy we are going to be, or for how fulfilling or unfulfilling one's life is going to be," she said.
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After all, being in an LDR means you and bae are resorting to endless FaceTime sessions instead of actual physical contact, which can feel as unfulfilling as an extra-chewy double-chocolate-chip cookie served sans milk.
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Wolf articulated the feeling that roiled in my belly alongside an unfulfilling banquet of fat-free foods: "Dieting is the most potent political sedative in women's history; a quietly mad population is a tractable one," she wrote.
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Or if it's time to break free from that same old (unfulfilling) love, this indie-spirited moon gives us all the courage to do what's best for ourselves, even if that means moving on to better things.
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Some decisions permanently change the game, layering features that making progress easier, but more often the game's randomness leads to recurring cards, and entertaining though potentially unfair storylines in which every option ultimately terminates with an unfulfilling death.
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But trust me when I say that trying to map this metaphor too closely to the battle for marketshare between Samsung, Sony, LG, and all the rest is going to send you in deeply nerdy and ultimately unfulfilling circles.
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Foremost was Foles, whose circuitous path from an Eagles draft pick in 2012 took him from an unfulfilling stint with the Rams to a season in Kansas City before Philadelphia made what proved to be a franchise-defining decision.
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In a cloistered world where entertainment is low-quality or scarce, food is hard to come by, and the work repetitive and unfulfilling, it's little wonder that foreign films and international TV holds some allure to North Korean citizens.
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While my Harvard Kennedy School classmates tend to talk about microaggressions and systemic bias, my rural neighbors deal with opioid addiction, unfulfilling jobs and PTSD from a war they fought for a country that seems to be moving on without them.
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Currently, she's is trying to resurrect the spirit of the early incel movement: She has founded a new project, called Love Not Anger, that tries to support young people struggling with the unhappiness that can arise from an unfulfilling sex life.
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At 23, Mr. Bennington was married and working in an unfulfilling job when a music industry acquaintance sent him a demo by the band Xero, featuring Mr. Shinoda, a California rapper and songwriter interested in mixing hip-hop and rock sounds.
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And for different reasons, she also lost sleep shooting Woody Allen's "Wonder Wheel," set in 0003s Coney Island, in which Ms. Winslet is caught in an unfulfilling marriage and a dead-end job as a waitress in a clown house.
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But instead of begrudgingly planning an unfulfilling "staycation" at your local three-star chain hotel, how about making a getaway to California wine country and going to a music festival where the big headliners are accompanied by seriously amazing beer, wine, and food?
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On top of fat pay cheques, luxury offices with top-notch facilities nestled in attractive parks for the fortunate few who code for big tech groups or run profitable multinationals; unfulfilling jobs in "fulfilment centres" and dingy office blocks for the rest.
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Armed with the education and encouragement they had given me, I boldly set my eyes on college, graduate school and the sort of vocation no one from my family had ever known: to get paid for my ideas and creativity rather than for backbreaking or unfulfilling labor.
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" Jiwani explains that the song is "about this cycle a lot of people find themselves in towards their mid-to-late twenties of working an unfulfilling job, getting out of your head on the weekend to forget about it, lamenting your decisions on Monday, and repeat come Friday.
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We see her practice for an audition in her car, get brushed off by impatient casting directors mid-sentence, sigh through an unfulfilling coffee shop shift, reluctantly join her roommates — all fellow actors — for a night out in the hopes of getting noticed by someone, anyone, who can help her achieve her dreams.
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Aziz Ansari got real about a lot of things in Master of None's second season, which premiered earlier this month, including the perils of online dating, working at an unfulfilling job, navigating the world as the son of immigrant parents, struggling to get over an ex, and falling in love with someone who just isn't available.
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In "Mothers, Daughters" (20063), which begins in Los Angeles but takes place mostly in Northern California, and "Rhine Maidens" (1981), whose mother and daughter narrators live in different social strata and have little in common besides genes and unfulfilling marriages, Ms. See concentrated on women whose lives are being lived out disappointingly, the pain of riven generational ties and the emotional wanness of a society in the latter days of the sexual revolution.
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