I was catering constantly to wanting to be desired, wanting people to like me, wanting to be pretty, wanting to be smart.
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He's constantly wanting to know and constantly wanting to develop.
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And now, people are wanting more, wanting deep, clever songs.
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"I could sense myself wanting a drink, wanting something," Steve said.
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Writing about it and wanting to learn and wanting to understand it.
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Lust only creates wanting and wanting creates greed and greed burns Flesh.
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We all go through phases of wanting it and not wanting it.
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"I went from wanting it to absolutely no longer wanting it," she says.
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This push-pull — wanting to get away, wanting to come back — will never end.
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It's the wanting to serve, wanting to do something that's great for the country.
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The signature Carly Rae Jepsen flavor is uncertain, shy desire: wanting to make contact with the crush, wanting to confess that you really like him, wanting to run away.
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"We fight without wanting vengeance and without wanting to create divisions in society," Salomon says.
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Naturally, this group was roughly split between wanting stricter abortion laws and wanting lenient laws.
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I found it wanting in the way I find many pieces on this subject wanting.
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Maybe we should call it the noisy, aggressive, wanting to win — wanting-to-win majority.
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Yeah, whether it's wanting to get married or wanting to live in a sex commune.
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"I salute Chairman Powell for not wanting to hurt Main Street, for not wanting to throw people out of work needlessly, for not wanting to crush the economy," he said.
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I can identify with wanting to not die, but I can't with wanting to live indefinitely.
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It taught me not to shy away from wanting to better myself, from wanting to win.
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It's hard to reconcile not wanting to support domestic violence and wanting to support your team.
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A deep conflict of not needing to be, not wanting to be and wanting to be.
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But there's still the persistent thought that wanting something isn't as cool as not wanting it.
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It's about not wanting to be complacent, and wanting to continue to be challenged and learn.
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"I will tell you they're calling, wanting to go there and wanting to invest," Trump said.
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This "included items like not wanting to lose the sex, still having romantic desires, not wanting to be alone, and not wanting to lose the other person's protection," the authors write.
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For if Shalimar is undone by Boonyi's intense yearning for more, for wanting out, Lady Macbeth sets off a murderous chain of events for much the same reasons: wanting more, wanting up.
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Wanting to travel, wanting to meet new people, and wanting to boost your platform are acceptable reasons as long as you're also genuinely open to the possibility of love while you're there.
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There's a difference between wanting a long-term, serious, monogamous relationship and wanting to get married ASAP.
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And I relate to that endless struggle between wanting to be authentic and wanting to be loved.
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This is something I've been wanting to do; I've been wanting to score movies for a while.
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Such a big part of adolescence is about not wanting to stand out, wanting to be accepted.
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It means wanting to be considered correct, and wanting everyone to know just how correct you are.
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But I see more and more people wanting to assume responsibility, wanting their voices to be heard.
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"Women give many reasons for wanting to end an unwanted pregnancy – not having enough money to raise a baby, wanting to be able to take care of the children they already have, wanting to have a child later under better circumstances, wanting to achieve other life plans," Foster says.
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I still think CEOs are on the front foot wanting to do transactions wanting to grow their businesses.
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The most common resolution was wanting to be a better person (16%), followed by wanting to lose weight.
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There are some girls who fantasize about multiple men wanting them and wanting to orgasm on them, too.
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There's nothing wrong with wanting to adorn yourself, or wanting to seduce, or feeling gorgeous — whatever that means.
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That is, teams wanting to operationalize Pulumi and put it into production and wanting to purchase the product.
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Joan defiantly leaves us wanting more, whereas Wolitzer's other heroines left us wanting maybe a teensy bit less.
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Users are stuck between wanting to support the sites they love and wanting to be free of excessive advertising.
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This appeals to my imagination, and I let myself build it up, wanting and not wanting to feel scared.
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The terrible paradox of our moment in womanhood is perhaps about wanting freedom, but then still actually wanting … compliments?
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"To equate not wanting to get shot in the face with not wanting to write an essay is obscene."
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I deal with the dilemma of wanting things to progress but also wanting things to still have a legacy.
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There's a very big difference between wanting to be that kind of fit and wanting to be happy-fit.
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There may be more people wanting to write books on Trump than people wanting to read books on Trump.
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"The things that are prevalent for every designer: feeling let down or emotionally spent after you finish something big, and on top of that, constantly wanting to hear feedback, but not wanting to hear feedback, wanting to know people love you, but not wanting to know people love you," Ms. Lyons said.
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I'm always torn between wanting to eat the entire jar with a spoon and wanting to make it last forever.
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Instead, Davis writes songs about being in love, losing love, wanting and being wanted, and sometimes just wanting something casual.
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In general we operate out of wanting to be liked, not wanting to ruffle feathers, not asking for too much.
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Lately he has been mentioning wanting to buy a home and wanting children, and it kind of makes me nervous.
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I went in there with the right intentions of wanting to find love and wanting to be true to myself.
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Other countries, other people, entrepreneurs, banks — I will tell you, they're calling wanting to go there and wanting to invest.
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"But those are the same women that are wanting a relationship and wanting to be in a relationship," she says.
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"I don't think people understand how easy it is to infer that someone who's a female artist or a female in our industry is somehow doing something wrong by wanting love, wanting money, wanting success," Swift said.
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Students wanting to work in the Movement and wanting to do something and I thought, 'Here comes another guy like that.
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I'm not sure there's a sharp distinction between wanting to get it right and wanting to preserve our sense of rightness.
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"He went from wanting to get married in a backyard to wanting something out of a Baz Lurhman movie," Leatham says.
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And wanting to work, wanting to have things, feeling like, I'm gonna get it, I'ma earn it one day, you know.
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All kinds of people call in, from auto drivers wanting love advice to lonely men just wanting to talk to someone.
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You go from wanting to move mountains for them, to wanting them to disappear and knowing you should let them go.
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And for me just kind of falling in love with the game and wanting to get better and wanting to learn.
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Zhang reportedly told conflicting stories about her reasons for wanting to enter the club, including wanting to attend a nonexistent event.
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I was told that I was insensitive for wanting to put a man in jail, for wanting to destroy my family.
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"I used to have thoughts of wanting to climb to the top of something, or wanting to be somebody," he said.
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Some of our irrationalities are tied to our goals, to me rationally wanting my goal and you rationally wanting your goal.
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Ms. vanden Heuvel There was a curiosity, a wanting to get outside of Misty Mountain, of not wanting to be confined.
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Write about still wanting the approval of the faculty even though you've lost almost all respect for them; wanting approval in general; feeling the unending void of the need for affirmation; wanting attention; judging yourself for wanting it; feeling jealous of other cases that get more public attention, the heroism others are lauded for; judging yourself for that, too.
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I am hopeful that all of these other products, tools, avenues, are going to result in young people wanting to go to a live concert, wanting to go to a live theatrical event, wanting to go to a museum.
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To a soldier, they say the right things, about wanting to do their part, about wanting to go where the action is.
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I'm torn between wanting endless episodes and wanting to find out all of the show's secrets ASAP — and that's a good thing.
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Well, kids, newsflash: One day, you'll grow up wanting more sleep (and wanting to live free of rent and other responsibilities, too).
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That's in large part because they see themselves as wanting to fund education, but also wanting to build a business for themselves.
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Those that I spoke to did not mention wanting to feel like a child, or conversely, wanting to feel like a mother.
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But I also remember being very impatient about wanting things to go faster in my career, and wanting people to move faster.
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There is no shame in wanting to age naturally or wanting to "age gracefully" with a little help from products or procedures.
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Mr. DelGaudio seems torn between wanting to deliver gee-whiz effects and wanting to withhold them in service of something more sophisticated.
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What keeps me wanting to write is wanting to fill out the self and show all of these different protagonists are me.
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"We have almost half of the country wanting Lula to be president and the other half wanting him jailed," Mr. Santoro said.
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That could give plaintiffs — whether they're businesses wanting laxer rules or advocacy groups wanting tougher ones — more say in the rulemaking process.
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The whole purpose of lyrics like these, in other words, is about not wanting to grow up, about not wanting to change, about not wanting to stay in whatever boring suburban town you were forced to attend high school in.
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Rather than getting stuck in terror, harness all that energy of wanting to live, wanting to thrive, of pleasure and laughter and connection.
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"The space I see people enter is wanting to advocate for themselves but not wanting to lose the support they have," Goldenberg says.
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Freed from the intractable ethical dilemma of wanting to succeed in her field, but not wanting to sacrifice her principles, Lulu found peace.
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It was all the same sort of feeling, I think, of wanting to be comforted, of wanting to know that it was 'O.
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I think wanting to control is a driving force from the leader, and wanting to belong is the driving force for the member.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has reached that horrible point that comedians know all too well — when they stop wanting laughs and start wanting respect.
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" For example, "In 1895, most of the text is about wanting women with money; from 1905 to 1915, it's about wanting a virgin.
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Yet the pattern — wanting to be in charge but not wanting to deal with the day-to-day job — would quickly repeat itself.
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"We get mothers and daughters coming in and wanting infinity symbols or pet owners wanting the infinity symbol with paw prints," Kapowski said.
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Nostalgia certainly plays a part in wanting to revisit The Oregon Trail, but so does my obsession with wanting to finally finish the game.
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I remember sitting at my window in Flint, Michigan, dreaming about wanting to make it and wanting to be here -- and they are here.
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Because our show changes ... that's really at the heart of us never wanting to be stagnant, never wanting to say, 'This is what works.
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"Most doctors and people think you're either a woman wanting to be a man or a man wanting to be a woman," Love said.
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I've gotten a few just people wanting them made, or wanting them in colors, I suppose, for a while, but I don't do that.
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The other leading factors were not wanting to carry debt, not wanting the responsibility of maintaining a home, and worries over rising interest rates.
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People were very, very angry at us about wanting to be inclusive of queer people, wanting to be inclusive of women, of trans people.
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In the end, my not wanting to miss anything led to me wanting to go back out with Tim in spite of my misgivings.
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Did looking up to these women and wanting others to find them and do the same contribute to wanting to put together the book?
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What might have occurred is that North Korea, wanting all the benefits of a summit with the U.S., may only be willing to give a nuclear pledge for a summit, not wanting to give away a big concession and wanting something equally big in return.
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She said the idea for RAD stemmed from "wanting to do good, but also still wanting to be a costume designer," before speaking to Robbie.
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I think it was a lot of pain and wanting to change the industry, and wanting to create a space for creators that wasn't there.
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"If being complicit is wanting to, is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact then I'm complicit," Trump responded.
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Star Wars is about wanting to get away from home, for instance, while Lord of the Rings is about wanting to get back to it.
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"If being complicit is wanting to — is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then I'm complicit," Trump said.
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I was torn between wanting to blaze through the series in a day and wanting to preserve whatever fragile hope I have for the universe.
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"I was just an early part of the wave of populism and wanting prosperity and wanting true liberalism," Jones told VICE News correspondent Michael Moynihan.
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It's a neat dramatic device, as it shows the internal political conflict between wanting to do the right thing and wanting to do the electable thing.
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We've gotten pitches for people wanting us to be on daytime talk shows, even gotten regular pitches for people wanting to put together reality type shows.
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Self-identified independents were in the middle with 220006 percent wanting "tougher" policies and 2202 percent wanting to keep things with Beijing the same or closer.
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I stopped just before the window above the atrium of the building, not wanting to feel vertigo, not wanting to test how thick the glass was.
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Inner expectations are ones which we place on ourselves, such as wanting to keep a New Year's resolution or wanting to get back into practicing guitar.
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While it's hard to imagine wanting to use a bright green light very often, Philips has other reasons for wanting to improve its bulbs' color range.
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With no clear end in sight, the promise of a transition wasn't enough to ease the concerns of those wanting new leadership -- and wanting it soon.
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"The light went on for me when it was not me wanting to be great, but me wanting to be part of a community," he said.
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Mac Miller walked out of jail Thursday morning not wanting to talk about his DUI arrest -- and, apparently, not wanting folks to see his face either.
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"During the phone calls, Amy Murray talks about not wanting to be around her husband, Joshua Murray, and was wanting a divorce from him," the statement reads.
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This is where "Movies" sits, as it grapples with two very human impulses—wanting to reject movies, and wanting to be a part of them—at once.
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The cases include a Native American inmate wanting to exercise his religious liberty in prison and companies wanting to avoid certain requirements of the Affordable Care Act.
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As such, the question remains: How do you balance wanting to meet a partner, whether for that night or for "forever," with wanting to mind your time?
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And I assume most people have been in a position of wanting out of a relationship, not feeling it, but not wanting to hurt the other person.
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"I thought this is either a dream or a joke...and then started the whole trial of them not wanting me and Francis wanting me," Pacino recalled.
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The most common reasons for nondisclosure included not wanting to be judged or lectured, not wanting to hear how harmful a particular behavior is, and being embarrassed.
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This new base will include not only customers wanting fast-casual food and customers wanting premium food, but also those who may jump between the two segments.
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Some of them likely revolved around the typical football mindset—not wanting a distraction, not wanting to give in to a player's contract demands, and so on.
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"The inquiries built like an avalanche... everything from superstars wanting to coat their guitars in it to people wanting to coat their cars in it," he says.
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And of course, no business plan would be complete if it didn't showcase the eternal tension between wanting to help people and wanting to make money off people.
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There was just no brand that spoke to wanting to look kind of just fun and young and down, without wanting to look like you were somebody's girlfriend.
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Google has expanded its vision from "just" wanting to organise the world's information to wanting to use that information to reinvent transport, beside a host of other things.
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Those views were split along partisan lines, with 2628 percent of Democrats wanting Planned Parenthood payments to continue and 28503 percent of Republicans wanting those payments to stop.
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"At that time, with the government mess, I wanted to leave, not for wanting to leave Barca but wanting to leave Spain," he told Catalan radio RAC 1.
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Those views were split along partisan lines, with 86 percent of Democrats wanting Planned Parenthood payments to continue and 57 percent of Republicans wanting those payments to stop.
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Time — starting the day early, wanting to come in early; wanting to come in and conquer the world — just that mindset is very contagious in any work environment.
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They don't leave high school wanting to be a software developer, they don't leave college wanting to be a software developer, and so we have a pipeline issue.
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What if we did not brand our women and girls with ambition's Scarlet A for wanting to make great art, or for that matter, wanting to be president?
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Voters are split 48-46 on wanting a national health plan and simply wanting improvements to the Affordable Care Act, according to a March Kaiser Family Foundation poll.
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In theory, this seems like a reasonable balance between not wanting to remove artists from the platform entirely and not wanting the apperance of tacitly endorsing reprehensible behavior.
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Alex Danvers grew up wanting to be the perfect daughter, wanting to do everything the "right" way, and she internalized the idea that queerness deviated from that mission.
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But I see this as part of the same vicious cycle of wanting more, wanting new stuff, and always feeling the need to do things differently or better.
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Zachary Cruz denied wanting to repeat his brother's atrocious act or wanting to hurt himself or anyone else, according to interviews conducted by a Palm Beach County deputy.
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She makes the very good point that my wanting her to be more reliable is probably related to my wanting myself to be more reliable, especially with money.
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Scott: Definitely a sense of sadness and also a sense of wanting to keep a legacy that (UGK created) and wanting to pass that on throughout the generations.
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It's a pretty common thing for people to oscillate between wanting everyone to like their favorite things and wanting to be the ONLY one who likes those things.
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It is an uncomfortable process, involving a delicate dance between not wanting to dwell on the loss and not wanting to stray from a vow to never forget.
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The bill has divided the Republican Party, with some wanting to replace and repeal portions of the current law simultaneously and the rest wanting to repeal it first.
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I never practiced any prudential algebra; rather than drawing up lists of pros and cons and concluding, on balance, that having kids was a good idea, I gradually and unintentionally transitioned from not particularly wanting children to wanting them, and from wanting them to joining my wife in having them.
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There's a well-written tension between each kid wanting to be heard and each kid also really not wanting their fears to be confirmed by listening to the others.
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But wanting a talk show—arguably the flagship of any network since the days of Johnny Carson and David Letterman—is not the same thing as wanting Chelsea Handler.
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Always wanting to be a part of that mission and kind of always wanting to be able to contribute to the science that will hopefully go on the planet.
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"I hear a lot from [cisgender] women that [my] talking about wanting kids and wanting to adopt is like I'm stuffing my trans-ness in their face," Neary says.
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I go from wanting a large wallet so I can carry every single last gift card I own, to wanting something more streamlined and light for when I'm traveling.
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I remembered wanting to dress like a boy: pants, no dresses, no pink, wanting to go topless, taking my fashion cues from celebrity boys or not-yet-out lesbians.
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"In India, you don't grow up wanting to be a documentary filmmaker—you grow up wanting to be a filmmaker," Vinay Shukla explains over a phone conversation with VICE.
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I was just feeling judged and wanting to win so badly and just wanting to do what I love so badly that I just put everything on the line.
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How ironic that some of the same people who accuse the Trump administration of wanting to gut civil rights also excoriate DeVos for wanting more respect for due process.
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But you have really great people wanting and so proudly wanting to come into our country and now what you're doing is you take people away from that line.
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He accused Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party and a leader of one of the groups wanting a British exit, or Brexit, of wanting to damage Britain's economy.
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I walked away from the trip (a) never wanting to travel with him again, ever, period, and (b) never wanting to travel with anyone for that long, ever, period.
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In the rest of the states where the question was asked, there was a roughly even split between voters wanting Obama-era policies and those wanting more liberal policies.
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As their 4-year-old, Jake, nears school age, they talk the talk about wanting to support public education, but also about wanting the best for their smart kid.
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In Syria, the United States and its allies seem to be torn between wanting to unseat President Bashar al-Assad and wanting to contain the jihadists who oppose him.
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But wanting to learn music, play music, or join a band is common — and so is not wanting to invest in a giant instrument that you'll play on one occasion.
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"It was just wanting [to know] that they were going to have their own identities and wanting to, from as early on as possible, [encourage] their own identities," she explains.
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Maybe you can't bank on someone wanting to lug an instant camera wherever they go, but you can definitely bank on someone wanting physical versions of some of their memories.
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According to Hayek, Weinstein's advances included him wanting to take a shower with her, trying to enter her hotel room during filming, and wanting to perform oral sex on her.
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The combination of not wanting my hair to dull and not wanting it to get dry used to keep me away from shampoo, but now I'm kind of into it.
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I had a family, so it's a little but different but it's the same essence of wanting to be a part of something and wanting to be better in life.
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"This has been personally a moment where I've had to reflect on the fact that wanting to do good and wanting to do better simply isn't good enough," he said.
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Opinions are divided amongst the supporters we speak to, with some wanting the club to continue its recent progress, and others wanting to preserve or develop Selhurst as it is.
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We can't quite shake this idea that women have a biological imperative to procreate; we still haven't fully accepted that not wanting kids is just as natural as wanting kids.
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Playing that part felt like an expression of all the angst I had as a teenager: wanting to be an actress, my parents not wanting me to be an actress.
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And it's equally understandable if that anxiety manifests in wanting to find people to connect with, or conversely, in wanting to self-isolate even before the government tells you to.
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" The President noted that while progress on North Korea has been made, sanctions remain in place as businesses are "calling, wanting to go (to North Korea) and wanting to invest.
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"I am similarly deeply, deeply grateful for your bravery, for you wanting to tell your story, for you wanting to ensure that this doesn't happen to anyone else," he said.
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You're going to be punished for wanting to serve as a transgender [person], for wanting to have equal treatment if you're queer, if you want equal pay if you're a woman.
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I've been wanting to do this waterfall for so long that I was nervous, really scared above it, but I have been wanting to experience it for the last five years.
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So you can't blame us for wanting to be ahead of the game — and wanting to skip out on that whole "leaving work early to find a last-minute look" thing.
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Women fake orgasms for a wide range of reasons, from not wanting to hurt a partner's feelings to showing appreciation for a partner's efforts to just wanting sex to be over.
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I was constantly tormented by the conflict of wanting to be free from him and wanting to go back to the way things used to be, when I was his favorite.
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And, ending high school in that waffly area of being a young adult and wanting to go out and wanting to explore community, of course, my mom was not having it.
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I think of Phil Spector wanting to create multi-layered bombastic records full of an artificial sense of depth but also wanting to capture the human performances of players and singers.
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"We got a bunch of calls from people wanting to know about, for instance, motion offense, or wanting to know about our press," Huggins said in a phone interview last month.
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Two-thirds of Canadians wanted the bombing to continue — with the majority of those wanting the bombing campaign to merely continue, and a minority wanting the mission to expand even further.
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All for reasons painfully familiar to me: not wanting to hurt my male partner's feelings, knowing I won't be listened to, feeding his ego or simply wanting the sex to end.
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"The Socialists are caught between wanting to be seen as a solution for Catalonia and wanting to use this conflict as the opportunity to remove Rajoy," Mr. Ramoneda, the columnist, said.
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" Basically wanting me to say, "Yeah, they suck, bro!
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" This month, I wrote, "Feeling sad, wanting to cry.
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And in 2018 America, nobody knows what "we" want: It's somewhere between ending racism and allowing anyone to say whatever they want, between enjoying shocking content and wanting to ban it on moral grounds, between wanting to celebrate the LGBTQ community and other minority communities and wanting to hide their existence from our children.
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Wanting to be liked online is, indeed, a fool's game, but wanting to be liked in the real world can be a worthwhile goal, especially for a quasi-public figure like Zuckerberg.
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Fujifilm printer Maybe you can't bank on someone wanting to lug an instant camera wherever they go, but you can definitely bank on someone wanting physical versions of some of their memories.
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"As a working mom, you live with that conflict of having to go to work and wanting to go to work but also wanting to always be with your children," she added.
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The parties on the ground have powerful foreign backers, and those backers have their own interests for wanting (or not wanting) the talks to proceed, and they all have vastly different objectives.
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Ultimately, Ley thinks that the cuckold and hotwife relationships he studied may be about many things for men: Bisexuality, an interest in being submissive, wanting control, wanting to cede control, being masochistic.
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He started 2017 with a lot of top Republican talent not wanting to work for him, and ends 2017 with a lot of Republican top talent not wanting to work for him.
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John Kerry was probably uniquely ambitious in terms of wanting that job and wanting that legacy in that job, and he's gonna take a break from wind surfing if he has to.
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Respondents who identified as independents were almost evenly divided between wanting Mueller to testify (38 percent), wanting to move on (32 percent) and saying they weren't interested in the report (2023 percent).
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"On 'Free Spirit,' Khalid sounds caught between wanting to play a superstar and wanting to be himself, with the result that he sounds like neither," Wren Graves wrote for Consequence of Sound.
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"The motivation behind most people wanting to do this is wanting to look like an Asian that has a double eyelid, not to look like a different race or ethnicity," Kotlus adds.
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My movies are always about the person wanting to do the right thing, or the people wanting to do the right thing—people who are very selfless, who try to save others.
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"My first 10 movies were all about her, subconsciously wanting her to know that she was worthy — wanting black women to know you're worthy, you're special, you're powerful, you're amazing," he said.
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I'm sure I'm not the only person who watched Lady Bird and found myself veering back and forth between wanting to scream at her character and wanting to give her a hug.
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Listening to Hillary's stance on these things, wanting to put all these coal miners out of business and wanting to put all these regulations on what they're doing, it stressed me out.
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But she thinks there&aposs a difference between wanting something because your favorite star has had it done, and wanting to make an adjustment because it would really help your self esteem.
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Crooked teeth, soft belly, accented speech, wanting to wear a dress, not wanting to wear a dress; the context of any of these being wrong or bad has been entirely manifested by society.
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I also buy some reusable makeup-remover pads I've been wanting to get, and an egg slicer (yes, I feel like a dork buying this, but I've been wanting it for a while!).
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Multiple outlets have reported there's mutual interest between the Spurs and Paul, with San Antonio wanting a new point guard (sorry, Tony Parker) and CP3 wanting to play for a contender (sorry, Clippers).
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You know all these celebrities are sort of make these statements and they can be quite controversial but really that's what the media has created with these people—wanting the next headline, wanting.
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Yvette Mimieux nearly died from wanting it in the classic teenage melodrama "Where the Boys Are," and much, much earlier, Eve got all of humanity kicked out of Eden by wanting that apple.
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Carol is too busy connecting the dots about herself to really have any discernible, organic personality traits beyond wanting to throw punches at wayward Skrulls and wanting to find out more about herself.
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We don't blame you for wanting to keep it casual.
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Wanting to call bullshit but searching for the right voice.
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Part of wanting to be People Like Them was economic.
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Not wanting to be traced, they all smash their phones.
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Was it insanely wrong, wanting to give 'em one back?
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I'm never wanting to miss a milestone in their lives.
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You're not going to be the only one wanting it.
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And you want to leave them wanting to come back.
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"He seemed carefree, wanting to have fun," says Patricia Pasco.
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Then, they started wanting CBD to serve, you know, CBD.
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At what point do you give up wanting to fight?
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It's something we've been wanting to do for a while.
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Tasha: I understand just wanting that Twin Peaks feeling back.
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But can you blame us for wanting a reunion ASAP?
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"People are moving away from just wanting things," she says.
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Who can blame her for wanting to cop a bite?
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But wanting to protect your kids and students is instinctual.
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It's so like Karen Walker to keep us wanting more.
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The Bodysuit project definitely is wanting to lift the illusion.
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It's an intense psychological thriller that leaves you wanting more.
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"It's about not wanting to steal the thunder," she says.
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She was kind, caring, always smiling and wanting to help.
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Can you imagine your friends wanting to work for her?
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And in the case of Solo, critics were left wanting.
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A decade later, she's hypocritically attacking Trump for wanting one.
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He can't get over Dahani wanting 51% of his company.
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No shame in getting help and wanting to be better.
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Etty touched the third rail by just wanting a divorce.
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There's nothing wrong with simply wanting — and having — it all.
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Wanting to shield others from offence is a laudable thing.
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But then you get people coming in wanting to buy.
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Like them, he rarely settled, always wanting to fly away.
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Now, if I wake up wanting eggs, I have them.
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And not wanting to do it as a season finale.
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Without wanting to nitpick, Trump is hardly Facebook's greatest star.
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Again, I find myself wanting to give her a hug.
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It's just a matter of wanting to do the work.
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I didn't grow up wanting to be a softball player.
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The study became second priority without me wanting it to.
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Wanting to know why it does the things it does.
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Believe me, it was not for lack of wanting to.
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Jay: Again, and I appreciate Issac wanting to be transparent.
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And it has nothing to do with me wanting attention.
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I can't imagine wanting to receive one more every month.
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There are some compelling reasons for wanting to be taller.
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And so you'll be wanting to look for other options.
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Any advice for someone wanting to do what you do?
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Those wanting promotion may give appealing advice to the president.
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They're about not wanting to be perceived as a racist.
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I know she's been wanting a baby for a while.
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Niklas: Stockholm is the home we keep wanting to leave.
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They're being patient and wanting to work up to it.
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We talk a lot about wanting freedom in our lives.
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Topshop just keeps wanting to make clear plastic jeans happen.
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Those wanting a former president as golf partner ponied up.
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Why are you not wanting to have sex with me?
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Or she'd find herself wanting to eat only baby food.
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And that's what draws me to wanting to make movies.
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But he has given no indication of wanting to stand.
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Wanting to make things different than they were isn't surprising.
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My father often talked about wanting to end his life.
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At the same time, he found himself wanting to help.
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She grew up wanting to be a professional figure skater.
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"Don't want to be mistaken for wanting it," she says.
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Sandra Wachter was not left wanting for female role models.
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It was giving in to wanting, rather than refusing it.
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Having come … from a service and wanting to be unified.
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Do they talk about feeling hopeless or wanting to die?
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Don't make jokes about nobody wanting to be the winner!
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"People are still lined up, wanting to prepay," he said.
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"Big Bad Luv," much like Brown's book, is about wanting.
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Who said anything about the company wanting you to leave?
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"I always remember Oscar wanting the newest thing," she said.
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Don't feel bad for wanting to work on yourself, though.
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Institutional investors are really picky about wanting to make money.
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I kept wanting to know more and more about her.
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The careers some of us grew up wanting, at least
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I've been wanting to give him a start all along.
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You watch her wanting to resist, but know she can't.
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It's about "wanting to believe" in the possibility of connection.
|
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Lindsay is very vocal about wanting to settle down, too.
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Customers wanting more information can call Disney from 8 a.m.
|
|
Do you tend more towards skepticism or wanting to believe?
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|
We're always bouncing around between wanting to do new things.
|
|
Not wanting to burden his wife, however, he stayed quiet.
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|
I am a victim of wanting what I don't have.
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|
What drew you towards wanting to to pick that apart?
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Nobody should be harmed for wanting to protect their family.
|
|
It's what they've been wanting for at least three decades.
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|
For exploring our feelings... and wanting to be something different.
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|
Have you been wanting to do that for a while?
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Lots of rambunctious kids grow up wanting to be ninjas.
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|
We were very defiant in wanting to make that record.
|
|
At once wanting to get in the river and not.
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I have been wanting to make this record for years.
|
|
"Justin Timberlake wanting to act is a hobby," he says.
|
|
That's how I got to wanting to do the project.
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|
She didn't tell Maiya, wanting it to be a surprise.
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|
It's not as if my life is wanting for impediments.
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"Many people wanting the job," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter.
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|
Were there plot or character decisions you found particularly wanting?
|
|
DS: You spoke about wanting to explain Syria with HyperNormalisation.
|
|
I told her and she quit wanting to see me.
|
|
In addition to wanting fair wages, they want back pay.
|
|
Remember Sorensen, who spoke so candidly about wanting to die?
|
|
And the next ten wanting to play in the NBA.
|
|
I went into this wanting to be a dramatic actor.
|
|
What was your thinking of wanting to do these essays?
|
|
Their anxiety leaves them wanting clear answers and strong leaders.
|
|
May's Conservative Party hustled away without wanting to explain why.
|
|
That's like wanting credit for solving the crimes you committed.
|
|
Is it a part of you wanting to be different?
|
|
Some headed east, wanting to put the camps behind them.
|
|
No one spoke of wanting to cut ties to Tesla.
|
|
"We have all rallied around them, wanting them to rebuild."
|
|
She may have other reasons for wanting to square up.
|
|
"I am wanting to end this unwanted pregnancy," she wrote.
|
|
"I anticipate really wanting to throw something," Ms. Chemaly said.
|
|
Ms. Luria, 43, said she found Mr. Taylor's explanation wanting.
|
|
I blame wanting to be a paramedic on William Shatner.
|
|
That night, he approached his mother's breasts, wanting to nurse.
|
|
What do I want and what is truly worth wanting?
|
|
So wanting the best for you may argue for delay.
|
|
Kikis, wanting to impress, wore his best Thom Browne suit.
|
|
After his concert, you're awake for hours wanting to dance.
|
|
Who couldn't imagine not wanting to be that age forever.
|
|
Gauff repeatedly said no, not wanting to cry on camera.
|
|
Kids wanting to watch cartoons are simply out of luck.
|
|
Compliments tasted bittersweet like dark chocolate, left me wanting more.
|
|
"I feel like I'm brainwashed into wanting likes," Sophia says.
|
|
It's borne out of wanting to be with his team.
|
|
Why invite all that wanting, now that you've escaped it?
|
|
Wanting protagonists to be likable signals a lack of sophistication.
|
|
I don't see myself wanting to chase another career path.
|
|
I spend the whole time just wanting to get off.
|
|
Are there people wanting to kidnap her or kill her?
|
|
For years she had talked about wanting to marry him.
|
|
Justin has previously spoken about wanting to become a father.
|
|
Imagine many businesses wanting to open with growing consumer demand.
|
|
Wanting to watch the long kisses in Big Red commercials.
|
|
"We have too many wanting to run," Mr. Hoyer said.
|
|
Trump isn't alone in wanting to leave the Paris deal.
|
|
It strengthens people's resolve in wanting to support President Trump.
|
|
Now nobody is even wanting to talk to the others.
|
|
They're trusting each other, wanting to be around each other.
|
|
You're not special for wanting to fuck a fat girl.
|
|
Gazans wanting to leave the territory have two main exits.
|
|
Kim is frank about wanting to optimize shareability and virality.
|
|
They've been wanting to solve it for a long time.
|
|
It leaves me hurt and it leaves me wanting justice.
|
|
Unfortunately, the story Genesis has to tell left me wanting.
|
|
I wonder if there is something wrong without wanting that.
|
|
I don't wanna be judged for not wanting these kids.
|
|
For years, free trade's political sales pitch has been wanting.
|
|
"He mostly spoke about wanting to hurt himself," she said.
|
|
I wouldn't blame you for not wanting to read it.
|
|
In my applications, I wrote about wanting to study literature.
|
|
She recounted wanting to become an officer at age 6.
|
|
"Wanting to hear the opera where we get to sing."
|
|
Boris Johnson is compared to Samuel Johnson and found … wanting.
|
|
Or did you want to be seen wanting the dog?
|
|
Like you said, the older folks, we've been wanting this.
|
|
If nothing else, it has us curious and wanting more.
|
|
I think Mark's piece about his wanting legislation was fascinating.
|
|
They've got no interest in wanting to touch the publications.
|
|
Definitely agree with the not wanting someone to save us.
|
|
Art comes from engagement and wanting to convey a message.
|
|
Even the biggest tech companies, namely Uber, were left wanting.
|
|
There's the queer, butch Devon (a standout character played by Roberta Colindrez) whose infatuation with Dick is entirely different than Chris's; it is not about wanting Dick, but it's about wanting to be him.
|
|
"If a partner is firm about a big life decision (not wanting marriage, not wanting babies, etc.) and you want something different, no amount of love will change a made-up mind," Pawlows says.
|
|
Christian Carter read the 2016 poem Rose wrote, "I Am Not What You Think," in which he discussed not wanting his mother to lose him to violence and not wanting to become a statistic.
|
|
A child may also be thinking about their own sexuality and wanting private access to information to help them try to understand their feelings — without necessarily wanting to signpost all that to their parents.
|
|
"I don't think it's as simple as wanting to watch cute animals over people, but [instead] wanting to see an unreal character tackle real problems," Tony Celano, a professional animator and comedian, told me.
|
|
Alicia still doesn't know how she feels about what he said last week — wanting to be with her, but also not wanting to feel tethered — so their Whatever It Is still kind of ... awkward.
|
|
That left Mr. Mulvaney in the awkward position of not wanting to openly defy the White House counsel, but also not wanting to imperil himself with a possible contempt citation for ignoring a subpoena.
|
|
None of us had time to have the internal battle between very much wanting the show not to end and wanting to get to either our beds or a Budweiser cheaper than nine dollars.
|
|
"Mostly how I feel is scared, but also wanting to do something about it and wanting to prevent it," said Ms. Perez, a freshman at DePaul University who has become involved in antiwar activism.
|
|
"I&aposm sure a ton of girls don&apost ever see what&aposs wrong with looking at other girls and wanting to compare yourself and wanting to change things to look like somebody else. "
|
|
I think there's a tension between wanting journalists to interact with the public and not wanting them to take it too far, which we didn't used to have when I was a young reporter.
|
|
"I can understand this administration not wanting to use words like 'Islamic terrorism' and wanting to soften things, but I also understand the angst when we are not having an open discussion," he said.
|
|
Whether it's marketers wanting to sell you something, or worse, hackers wanting to steal your identity, the information (and patterns around it) from your smart gadgets is a target — one that didn't exist before.
|
|
He disintegrates before his daughter's eyes as he swerves back and forth in time, between grief and joy over the lost past, between wanting to die and wanting to do it all over again.
|
|
And you see that there's a tension in all these people, between wanting to help and wanting to achieve a very unique kind of power, and I'm interested in seeing that sort of balance.
|
|
"I think it is wanting to find a group of people who you can commiserate with and also support each other and wanting to find someone with a similar situation," Aselton said in an interview.
|
|
"And I think of myself running after my crazy kids and being at hotel pools, wanting to be cute but also not wanting to worry about things," she adds hinting at bathing suit wardrobe malfunctions.
|
|
"Even now when I work, which is very rare, I still deal with this — wanting to look normal, wanting to cover [my MS] up, because that's what I did for so many years," she said.
|
|
"Even now when I work, which is very rare, I still deal with this – wanting to look normal, wanting to cover [my MS] up, because that's what I did for so many years," she said.
|
|
"Even now when I work, which is very rare, I still deal with this — wanting to look normal, wanting to cover [my MS] up, because that's what I did for so many years," she says.
|
|
I've done well for myself (through hard work and discipline!), and I'm worried that showing him what I've got will lead to more arguments — specifically him wanting to spend more and me wanting to save.
|
|
Can you tell me about how you went from the experience of never wanting to tell a rape joke again and being confronted with your assaulter to actually wanting to make humor out of this?
|
|
Because remember, as of now, the Red Keep is in one piece and Daenerys is torn between wanting the throne and not wanting every living person in Westeros to be turned into a skeleton puppet.
|
|
One is not wanting to racially profile, and the other is not wanting to be the neighbor of the San Bernardino shooter who didn't want to profile and, as a result, people lose their lives.
|
|
But at the same time, the video left us wanting more.
|
|
It's a new place I've been really wanting to try, too.
|
|
China is far from alone in wanting to knot cities together.
|
|
It has also been vocal about wanting to support local industry.
|
|
Though he can't exactly blame us for wanting to look back.
|
|
This is a consequence of somebody wanting to make a profit.
|
|
But to many experts, the world's response to Ebola was wanting.
|
|
That definitely deters me a little bit from wanting another child.
|
|
You don't have that temptation of wanting to text your ex.
|
|
I'm never going to stop wanting to matter most to someone.
|
|
On wanting to support Judge Kavanaugh: I wanted to support him.
|
|
He spoke of wanting to sexually abuse altar boys and babies.
|
|
Trump isn't entirely alone in wanting to get something done, however.
|
|
Google isn't alone in wanting to provide Internet around the world.
|
|
So that's what started me wanting to be in the business.
|
|
Some have not been wanting to be forced to have it.
|
|
Coming attractions So what is Mnuchin wanting to do at Treasury?
|
|
"I kept wanting to know why he shot me," she testified.
|
|
The president has talked about wanting to extract more defense spending.
|
|
"It's a testament to everyone wanting to do more," he says.
|
|
Trump attacked those wanting softer sentences for those convicted of crimes.
|
|
So, yes, there is a sense of wanting to do something.
|
|
He loves it and has been wanting to do a rewatch.
|
|
Sex was never about me wanting to feel connected to someone.
|
|
Nor have We been wanting in attentions to our British brethren.
|
|
Wanting to throw stones through glass windows is an exciting notion.
|
|
It overwhelmed me, just then, the sudden force of my wanting.
|
|
"We're expecting and wanting more species to move in," he says.
|
|
Research by YouGov in July found similar numbers wanting to leave.
|
|
It's not that I'm getting off on her not wanting it.
|
|
"[People are] wanting to see different relationships on TV," Urman said.
|
|
I have a hard time imagining anyone wanting to buy Sprint.
|
|
"When do you stop wanting to save a life?" she asked.
|
|
But that's not the same thing as wanting to watch them.
|
|
But we've still got Kim Davises wanting to slam the brake
|
|
But could you blame them for wanting to get it on?
|
|
We've been wanting another kid for a while, and it happened.
|
|
But both remember from a young age wanting desperately to leave.
|
|
Griffey — not wanting to rush into a major life decision — declined.
|
|
He also made threatening comments about wanting to harm LAPD officers.
|
|
So if you're solely wanting to increase your productivity, look elsewhere.
|
|
Bottom line: There is no crime in wanting a good deal.
|
|
This is another reason behind Here wanting ATS and its tech.
|
|
Since then, I've been wanting to push that a bit further.
|
|
I felt validated for not wanting to play it safe anymore.
|
|
It was driven by people wanting to use their computers effectively.
|
|
Maybe you've been wanting to try something new with your partner.
|
|
I remember not wanting to exist at such a young age.
|
|
Just wanting to support the other person and make them happy.
|
|
Mr Mbappé has spoken of wanting "to give everything to France".
|
|
It's no wonder kids grow up wanting to work in construction.
|
|
Adoasi's advice for those wanting to start their own passion projects?
|
|
Yes, that chilling "snap" beat is already leaving you wanting more!
|
|
There's a lot of not wanting to talk about it still.
|
|
Reduce fees for those wanting to travel with a large suitcase.
|
|
Clinton accused Mr. Sanders of wanting to normalize relations with Iran.
|
|
There's such a stigma around women wanting, and there shouldn't be.
|
|
Wanting to show his dedication, Sean fought the very next day.
|
|
I always wanting to bring some of my culture to them.
|
|
Other complaints are just about wanting more of a particular sport.
|
|
Facebook also followed up in areas where Zuckerberg's testimony was wanting.
|
|
Were there particular things he talked about wanting for the score?
|
|
He said he didn't want people wanting fame after his show.
|
|
That didn't stop him from wanting to show off his boyfriend.
|
|
But i wasn't wanting MORE work, i already felt spread thin.
|
|
People wanting to explore the cave are meant to get permission.
|
|
He had made no secret of wanting to head a bank.
|
|
I was really passionate about wanting to write to this stranger.
|
|
You may find yourself wanting to move back to your hometown.
|
|
I don't, unless that's me wanting to believe that it's not.
|
|
The dancers loved it, sometimes not wanting to leave, Browar said.
|
|
I grew up wanting to wear my bra as my shirt.
|
|
Watching their story wrap up on-screen left us wanting more.
|
|
John, not wanting to appear a "hypocrite," didn't attend the funeral.
|
|
That was their most popular way of wanting to kill me.
|
|
It still leaves you wanting more compared to the iPhone 7.
|
|
He will also consider Kevin Sr. not wanting to press charges.
|
|
Waffles. And no one complains about people wanting to eat them.
|
|
Wanting to have sex is not something out of the norm.
|
|
For some it can be a wanting to be someone else.
|
|
"We are not wanting to shut down the Internet," she says.
|
|
Scott takes the time to tease Rob about wanting a boy.
|
|
It went from wanting to die after coming in 3rd place.
|
|
And you can't blame him for not wanting to do it.
|
|
But I wasn't wanting MORE work, I already felt spread thin.
|
|
It is a short passage about Emily wanting a horse—easy.
|
|
It's less about wanting other people to be keeping me accountable.
|
|
Wanting to explore that and her own sexuality off the street.
|
|
But that was Dippold wanting to speak to a broader point.
|
|
I think -- I don&apost blame them for wanting to split.
|
|
Wanting to commit to this experiment, I decided to stay put.
|
|
In fact, she had been wanting to try skydiving for years.
|
|
Banks clogged up with people wanting to withdraw or deposit money.
|
|
"This fucking game," Dana said though she kept wanting to play.
|
|
These images speak to that sense of wanting to drift off.
|
|
There's a lot of not wanting to send the wrong signals.
|
|
Have you been wanting to know how someone feels about you?
|
|
Beal ignored it, wanting to avoid people he associated with opioids.
|
|
You will likely find yourself wanting to spend time alone, Aquarius.
|
|
Saturn enters Capricorn today, finding you wanting to study and travel.
|
|
And not just wanting to organize herself, but everybody around her.
|
|
Both episodes take advantage of marginalized persons wanting a better life.
|
|
I had been wanting to make work like that for awhile.
|
|
Soon, I found myself wanting to keep several things they contained.
|
|
You also can't blame Watson for wanting to take a break.
|
|
"Xenophobia is an issue, not wanting Venezuelans here anymore," Casas said.
|
|
He strongly denied ever wanting or having ownership of the apartment.
|
|
Wanting to restore America's role in the world, we welcome this.
|
|
I think my mom would be wanting me to do that.
|
|
Garfield also spoke about wanting to do right by the story.
|
|
The broader availability of zinc is being tested and found wanting.
|
|
If they leave you wanting more, head here for endless options.
|
|
It left me sitting in my room never wanting to leave.
|
|
And those wanting to reform the system must challenge those incumbents.
|
|
But these I find myself wanting more from my chosen profession.
|
|
The design (or maybe just the CGI execution) left me wanting.
|
|
Security can also seem wanting in Kurdistan's camps for the Yazidis.
|
|
Wanting the best for her kids is what keeps Mellie going.
|
|
It was always something that we talked about wanting to do.
|
|
"Wanting to get in was part of it," Mr. Fields said.
|
|
Asked about his dreams, he spoke of wanting an international career.
|
|
" He added, "We don't worry about them wanting to come here.
|
|
I'm not to the point of wanting mine to be split.
|
|
Claus keeps calling us, wanting to know when we'll be home.
|
|
And I thought, I don't really see myself wanting that job.
|
|
And of course, I often feel guilty for not wanting it.
|
|
The party oscillates between wanting to embrace and to crush them.
|
|
Training courses for those wanting to become practitioners are fully booked.
|
|
I completely understand wanting a job where you can affect change.
|
|
Instead, we want to go on wanting, luxuriating in our deprivation.
|
|
Any reporter wanting the facts about this can contact me directly.
|
|
"She was vocal about wanting to elevate her brand," he said.
|
|
The Trump administration is not alone in wanting out of Syria.
|
|
" Later, she added, "Wanting people to like you corrupts your writing.
|
|
It takes wanting to do something in office beyond getting reelected.
|
|
I remember talking about him wanting to go back to school.
|
|
Taryn: But two years later, a customer walked in wanting more.
|
|
It suspects the Kurds of wanting independence in the long-run.
|
|
By three minutes into the scene, I was wanting my drink.
|
|
Someone turned up yesterday wanting to run through Honegger's cello concerto.
|
|
"He would make jokes about wanting to kill somebody," Edwards recalled.
|
|
I get many inquiries from people wanting to be professional speakers.
|
|
We did these things to miss her, to keep wanting her.
|
|
Wanting answers and seeking accountability is not demanding: it's good business.
|
|
Are you wanting to stay away from dating someone in Hollywood?
|
|
Cruz accused the Democratic congressman of wanting "socialized medicine" and Sen.
|
|
Lodge has different sizes depending on what you're wanting to cook.
|
|
That was like my first reason for wanting to tune in.
|
|
"We had discussed wanting something bigger," Crowley told Marine Corps Times.
|
|
Royce said he doubted Russia's sincerity in wanting a cease-fire.
|
|
He's even hinted at wanting to buy the team one day.
|
|
Mr. Trump accused her of wanting a big tax increase; Mrs.
|
|
I at least left wanting more in return for my participation.
|
|
He has been wanting me to go dark for so long.
|
|
We don't blame anyone for wanting out of the platform completely.
|
|
I closed my eyes, wanting nothing but to go to sleep.
|
|
Philip's struggle with wanting to protect Martha really pushes Elizabeth's jealousy.
|
|
Mr. Key had spoken at length about wanting a silver fern.
|
|
It left me wanting an entire show of Mr. Stevens's work.
|
|
Even in its lesser moments, Westworld always leaves viewers wanting more.
|
|
They should not apologize for wanting equal pay or equal rights.
|
|
The men were critical of her wanting to carry a gun.
|
|
It's not about the act of sex... It's about wanting sex.
|
|
Lawler, wanting to flee the country, accepted and signed a contract.
|
|
A gentle reminder: wanting an open and free internet is cool.
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I grew up wanting to follow rules, scared to break them.
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I kept wanting to fiddle with their hair and their collars.
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" She became suicidal, "just wanting to change everything about my life.
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But the motivation for not wanting to say goodbye is different.
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And I didn't blame him for wanting to come home, either.
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I was definitely guilty of wanting to know more about Mrs.
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Still, who could blame the Baltic people for wanting to celebrate?
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But you also mentioned wanting to obscure these signifiers of identity.
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I hesitate to approach, not wanting to puncture their lustrous mirages.
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And just wanting to find a way to empathize with her.
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Naturally, with its success came the hordes wanting a season two.
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One of the things is wanting to get in touch now.
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TRACIE Other than wanting to give you a ticker-tape parade?
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Finally, what's up with fans wanting athletes to battle extreme heat?
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We are wanting to give them a reason to say no.
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They're always talking about not wanting to be part of Washington.
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I have been called by so many people wanting that job.
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But JBK not wanting to give him an inch on anything.
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I did find myself wanting more insight into the museum's secrets.
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Making fun of the whingy American accents, and wanting our own.
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I have been called selfish for not wanting to have children.
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" The goal, the report said "is to leave people wanting more.
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"I found myself not wanting to touch the guy," he said.
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There was no centerpiece dessert, but no one was left wanting.
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Mr. Bezos isn't alone in wanting to settle humans in space.
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"The big change," Mr. Geraci said, "is wanting to do things."
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He would talk about wanting to have threesomes and hook up.
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The worst outcome would be not wanting to do it again.
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You have got to stop people from wanting to be terrorists.
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I kept wanting to put them in a Charles Ludlam play.
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And it is my strongest reason for wanting to go now.
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When I get home, I make the soup I've been wanting.
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And he was in the category of wanting to know why.
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This piece came out of wanting to investigate that more deeply.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "President Trump today accused Democrats of wanting 'unlimited crime.
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Sports has contributed to me always wanting to be a winner.
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"But you never go in wanting to lose money," Kennedy said.
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It's just a matter of being tired and wanting to stop.
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It's not a note that you can hit by wanting to.
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He then accused people of wanting his reputation to be damaged.
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I kept wanting to define terms — but who is your primary?
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But she's already on the record wanting witnesses at the trial.
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Their father pushed them to excel, wanting every opportunity for them.
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"This is about (wanting) that one moment of fame," Papadakis added.
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MASA SON TALKS ABOUT WANTING TO CREATE $100 BILLION FUNDS REGULARLY.
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I just remember just wanting to melt away into the bleachers.
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So, you stick it out—despite desperately wanting to change course.
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That's an argument pet-wanting kids still make with their parents.
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Not wanting to be party to this rip-off, I quit.
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Who can blame them for wanting to make an expense disappear?
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It keeps you wanting to do more and more and more.
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Conor has talked about wanting a shot at that belt, too.
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He did not start out wanting to play the horn, though.
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I was really conscious about not wanting to curse at them.
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Wanting to avoid another very late night, senators reached a deal.
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Others accuse Google of wanting to maintain an ad-tracking dystopia.
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That's not the same as wanting Sanders in the White House.
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"We approach job interviews with always wanting to win," she says.
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And he left me wanting more of Jake and Martha. h
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Politicians and parties can scarcely be blamed for wanting more power.
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At times, "Imagine Wanting Only This" thins out into a travelogue.
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What would you tell young people wanting to enter the field?
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I've long been guilty of wanting to be Beyoncé (who hasn't)?.
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By now, you're probably wanting a Little Earth of your own.
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"Secret Obsession" is a thriller that left critics wanting more suspense.
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Buyers wanting the more practical Corolla iM hatchback get T.S.S.-C.
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"I think Noah's wanting to hook up with Tana," said Paul.
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CELESTE GAINEY, gaffer I started out wanting to be a director.
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Typical NIMBY not wanting anyone new to join in, I thought.
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So it's a combination of wanting to cooperate, but also competition.
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He spends his days just wanting to take pictures with celebrities.
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Yet during the construction and afterward, he found the project wanting.
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Still, no one can blame KSS for wanting to drive safely.
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" She gained weight, "not wanting to be looked at by men.
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Dad bod or not ... Momoa always leaves ya wanting for mo'a.
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After all, there's no shortage of children wanting to be heard.
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I stood off to the side, not wanting to inspire suspicion.
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It&aposs hard to blame them for wanting to move on.
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I don't think anyone grows up wanting to be a stepmother.
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I have a selfish interest in wanting games to be healthy.
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She grew up in Nashville wanting to act in Shakespearean plays.
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Remember that old theory that you should leave them wanting more?
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I made some excuse about not wanting to remove my shoes.
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I remember wanting to go back in time and study harder.
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This could be a reason for wanting more people with autism.
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And it's the reason he gives for wanting to interview Guzmán.
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You talk about wanting to commit violence to him, hypothetically. Yeah.
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I was very sensitive to absolutely not wanting to do that.
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She cried intensely, but alone, not wanting anyone to see her.
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I understood the feeling of wanting it to just go away.
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Also we had a more traditional media group [wanting to invest].
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This can occur despite these teens wanting and asking for treatment.
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This is a perfectly capable powerplant that won't leave anyone wanting.
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"I started off wanting to be a production potter, wanting to make functional pieces, and wanting in some way to serve society by making beautiful things for people to use; I felt that this was very, very important," Woodman told the American Craft Council in an interview in 2014, the same year she received its Gold Medal for Consummate Craftsmanship.
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MS: So, with regard to Charlottesville, I would imagine that among the people present there holding torches, the people assembled have a range of different investments in whatever agenda they were putting forth, from wanting to cause actual harm to perhaps — maybe this is too charitable — but not wanting to cause physical harm to anybody, but wanting to be seen and heard.
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"It started off with my basically wanting to go to a dealership and wanting to borrow a Jeep for a day and really small to a community tribute or a community parade for him," said DeYoung.
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"It was something that really resonated with me, this little girl just wanting to be seen and wanting to be loved by a mom who was too occupied with things that didn't quite matter," said Aniston.
|
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I come from being a guy who grew up in a small town like Spotsylvania, Virginia, and carried around a dream of wanting to work in the industry and wanting to make movies or tell stories.
|
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Not wanting to relinquish rights to the land he'd actually sold to the Bureau of Land Management, nor wanting to pay up to $1 million in fees, Bundy and his family—some of them armed—resisted.
|
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Unless you actually were that girl, you probably remember what it was like to idolize someone like that — wanting to be her, wanting her to be your friend, yet still always hating her just a little.
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"What is so alarming is the assault on Democratic norms ... things like threatening to put people in jail, threatening to put journalists in jail, wanting military parades, praising dictators, wanting to be a dictator," Maher said.
|
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"I think models are especially prone to sexual harassment because of [their young] age, because a lot of models are in the position of wanting something, and wanting it from someone that holds power," Roy says.
|
|
Although the deaths of their parents are painful, the family believes the decision was made out of love, both by Joe not wanting to leave his wife and by Jean not wanting to burden her loved ones.
|
|
That's why my music exists in so many different worlds—this moment I'm feeling all raw, this moment I'm wanting to talk to a girl, the next moment I'm wanting to talk about spirit and be deep.
|
|
"Everyone deals with this, wanting to go to a party but also wanting to stay home, so I thought maybe I could kill two birds with one party," Mayer explained of his genius idea on Instagram Live.
|
|
"Kendall and Kylie [Jenner], that's their dad and I think my mom's been so respectful for so long and always wanting Caitlyn around and always wanting to have a great relationship with Caitlyn," Kardashian West told DeGeneres.
|
|
Being 25 and 23 and loving what we were doing but wanting to move up and not wanting to hear that you have to get in line and wait 10 years for a position that might open.
|
|
Honestly, his run for the presidency feels less like Connor genuinely wanting to enter politics, or thinking he has great ideas, or even wanting to hang on to more of his tax dollars than he already does.
|
|
People not wanting to go to work, people wanting to maintain social distances, so in that sense, it's both a supply-side problem and because people are not buying, it is turning into a demand-side problem.
|
|
We could all remember wanting to do something dangerous, and parents could understand Homer's conflict between not wanting Bart to die ... and also thinking that his plan to jump Springfield Gorge on his skateboard sounded pretty cool.
|
|
The US Army has been vocal about wanting to boost clean energy.
|
|
Gay men just came out of the woodwork wanting to have babies.
|
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Wanting to address the root causes of immigration is a necessary goal.
|
|
So yes, don't confuse teenagers not wanting to die with "saving" us.
|
|
I'm writing to you because [insert main reason for wanting to meet].
|
|
Because certainly, most of my friends seemed clear enough about wanting kids.
|
|
"I think they're wanting to pay the consequences later," Jennings chimed in.
|
|
"I think it's really important to leave people wanting more," he says.
|
|
The darkness is wanting love, in any form, even if it's unhealthy.
|
|
Although the freestyle ends abruptly, her flows instantly leave listeners wanting more.
|
|
"I've been wanting to share this for a long time," she said.
|
|
"I had stopped wanting to do it from day one," she said.
|
|
Wanting to actually be at the show is a really important thing.
|
|
Wanting more and more material things can cause anxiety, depression, and anger.
|
|
I go back and forth between wanting to know everything and nothing.
|
|
Full of life, full of fury, full of wanting to never compromise.
|
|
But on the issue of Trump wanting sessions to un-recuse himself.
|
|
We are absolutely united in wanting what&aposs best for our children.
|
|
She accuses Morgan of just wanting attention before retreating to her room.
|
|
I was in a vulnerable state, just wanting to make more money.
|
|
In particular, I recall thinking about and wanting a super fast car.
|
|
Well, I actually started out wanting to become a civil rights lawyer.
|
|
I think one they wanting to after Trump as a political issue.
|
|
Wanting that, you are putting -- putting that person in harm&aposs way.
|
|
But wanting something isn't the same as making it real, is it?
|
|
I couldn't imagine wanting to take a full year away from work.
|
|
And ultimately, serve President Trump well for wanting to be re-elected.
|
|
Few doubt the president's sincerity in wanting to improve the U.S. economy.
|
|
That initial financial barrier often keeps wanting families and adoptable children apart.
|
|
I get all the stuff and people wanting to talk about it.
|
|
Kara Swisher: Here's someone I've been wanting to interview for a while.
|
|
Carrying a grudge, and wanting to seek revenge, shows we're not pushovers.
|
|
Who can blame Chicago for wanting a little piece of Elon Musk?
|
|
She had tweeted about wanting to date Bella Throne earlier this month.
|
|
The event had a reported demand of 200,000 people wanting tickets, 7News.com.
|
|
A married life is a paradise, even where all else is wanting.
|
|
The difference between "Wanting No" and "Avoiding No" made all the difference.
|
|
So it's easy to imagine him wanting distance from the agency's grasp.
|
|
It made me back away from even wanting to attempt to date.
|
|
Voters could be forgiven for wanting an end to the awful journey.
|
|
So I haven't seen evidence of them wanting to make that jump.
|
|
It's just something she wants, and Raw is a movie about wanting.
|
|
Suing for damages isn't about wanting to profit at someone else's expense.
|
|
I've been wanting to tell you this for a really long time.
|
|
My son is beside himself wanting to see A Wrinkle in Time.
|
|
Biophilic design has become popular among architects wanting to combat air pollution.
|
|
Does your loved one have a skill they've been wanting to learn?
|
|
She admits she felt "a little stupid," about wanting to reach out.
|
|
"No one is coming down here wanting to buy anything," he said
|
|
The shelter's phone was constantly ringing with people wanting to adopt Belarus.
|
|
I remember wanting to die and not seeing any future for myself.
|
|
Absolutely Do you have any advice for young people wanting to invest?
|
|
They don't stop wanting to learn when they get out of school.
|
|
Did you wake up today wanting to hear about Pete Davidson's penis?
|
|
We get dinner at a vegan place I've been wanting to try.
|
|
The little girl is already talking about wanting to become a climber.
|
|
I remember how scared I was, not wanting to make any mistakes.
|
|
I wake up wanting to say: I had the most terrible nightmare.
|
|
I think its more about her not wanting herself to be outed.
|
|
China is a revisionist power, wanting to expand influence within the system.
|
|
I'm wanting to play more thoughtful characters, more soulful and interior characters.
|
|
That hasn't stopped Sharma from wanting to take the fight to them.
|
|
Younger has previously accused Georgulas of wanting to medically transition the child.
|
|
Online retailers have other reasons for wanting to be close to cities.
|
|
They sell a commodity to customers wanting an infrastructure or a service.
|
|
"He's wanting to get rid of you," O'Day says she was told.
|
|
She came at it from wanting to be where the action was.
|
|
Other women, wanting to get ahead as senior lawyers and judges, stumble.
|
|
The government shows few signs of wanting to reconcile with the Brotherhood.
|
|
The crime most of these people committed is wanting a better life.
|
|
Is he serious about wanting to slap Chinese goods with 45% tariffs?
|
|
But the real world shows the theory has often been found wanting.
|
|
Users wanting access must have a Samsung Account and meet specific requirements.
|
|
But some Gulf states show no sign of wanting to make up.
|
|
Screaming, Lincoln chases after him, wanting to know why he's doing this.
|
|
It became a part of my being, wanting to make this film.
|
|
But I still relate to the pain—the wanting—of Lisa's story.
|
|
British Airways wanting to get involved in reuniting them is truly beautiful.
|
|
Later, he called me a coward for not wanting to date him.
|
|
I was making excuses for not wanting to put in the work.
|
|
I get wanting to bring back something so so good, I do.
|
|
But what they are wanting to do is still get my passwords.
|
|
What it all comes down to is people just wanting a deal.
|
|
Yeah. I think I just keep wanting to pierce this fantasy bubble.
|
|
Another looks away, not wanting to have anything to do with it.
|
|
That story felt important, in terms of wanting to do the film.
|
|
One not-so-great thing about Bieber wanting to get hitched ASAP?
|
|
Durant's exodus sparked narratives about superstars not wanting to play with Westbrook.
|
|
According to Alexa, Tristan has really been wanting to have a kid.
|
|
That is scant comfort to Brexiteers wanting to re-embrace the Commonwealth.
|
|
NFLShop now blocks fans wanting to get a HARAMBE nameplate on jerseys.
|
|
In it, Bush talked about wanting a chance to apologize on-air.
|
|
They have a new blended cold brew I've been wanting to try.
|
|
I struggled with wanting that [because] I was going through breast cancer!
|
|
Still, she says he showed no signs of wanting to leave home.
|
|
I've always been rebellious and just wanting to do my own thing.
|
|
So, with that caveat, yes, that "wanting versus liking" paradigm is accurate.
|
|
"Omgggg I've been following & wanting @glossier for SO long," wrote one commenter.
|
|
On the other hand, we totally get wanting to memorialize this moment.
|
|
Southern 2115 — been wanting to win this thing for a long time.
|
|
What's your advice to young women wanting to start their own business?
|
|
We have customers show up at our office just wanting to chat.
|
|
She talked about being in her sixties and wanting to work less.
|
|
The best part of this story is it leaves you wanting more.
|
|
You can wear it all day without wanting to rip it off.
|
|
I know I'm not alone in wanting Pattie Gonia to do more.
|
|
Of course wanting to smoke is not the same as being thirsty.
|
|
In most cases, though, orgasms are fun and leave people wanting more.
|
|
That was the original interest in terms of wanting to be involved.
|
|
So there's added inconvenience for people wanting to dispose of them responsibly.
|
|
You're valuing privacy in your relationships, and wanting to take things slow.
|
|
So we can&apost blame him for wanting to do the case.
|
|
No frame is wanting of a gag, every setup is paid off.
|
|
They're singing about not fitting in and wanting to change the world.
|
|
Had they mentioned wanting one of these in the past 12 months?
|
|
Nonetheless, this hasn't stopped many people from wanting to bite into one.
|
|
I honestly can't answer that—I've been wanting to find that out.
|
|
It made me more conscious of my motivations for wanting to drink.
|
|
It's not as if wanting a child is an objectively repugnant goal.
|
|
Some recent surveys even find a majority of Britons wanting to leave.
|
|
This effectively blocks regular folk wanting to operate as ride-sharing drivers.
|
|
Any fan not wanting the bobblehead could request a different giveaway item.
|
|
It helped him deal with depression and wanting to use drugs again.
|
|
Batman's way too long Inception-style prophetic dream sequence left me wanting.
|
|
"My boy takes after me with not wanting to lose," says Boutiette.
|
|
It's supported by so many because everybody can relate to wanting equality.
|
|
After all, leaving your audience wanting more is often a good thing.
|
|
Then Trump, always wanting to be seen as decisive, took credit himself.
|
|
"It's something we'd been wanting to do for a while," he explained.
|
|
All those people wanting attention, and no sleep … I'd have lost it.
|
|
Just typical unsigned bands; wanting to make it when we were younger.
|
|
More than wanting to touch it, I wanted to toy with it.
|
|
Surfaces have their day, as if wanting to prove themselves anything but.
|
|
Wanting a counterpoint, he began thinking of the characteristics of arctic regions.
|
|
There's nothing wrong with someone wanting to appear well-read, I suppose.
|
|
Wanting to learn more about the self-styled "marketing genius" behind lingscars.
|
|
Not wanting to poison myself, I grossly overcooked my first few batches.
|
|
When Studio 54 opened in April, there were always throngs wanting in.
|
|
He kind of had been wanting to do that for a while.
|
|
For her part, James doesn't fault anyone for wanting to make money.
|
|
I couldn't see Mamie Eisenhower wanting to get in the political ring.
|
|
Or perhaps you've been wanting to get more involved in community activism.
|
|
Have you guys talked about wanting to play at another crazy spot?
|
|
I mean, is all of this just wanting to get business back?
|
|
Some would just "come crying, just wanting help," volunteer Bobba Bedri said.
|
|
Some cited not wanting their employers to know their stance on religion.
|
|
I found myself sort of wanting this dialed back to PG-13.
|
|
The point of all this is to keep us dazed and wanting.
|
|
When did it become gauche to admit to wanting a dependable other?
|
|
When I'm not smoking, I think of nothing but wanting a cigarette.
|
|
Equally, those wanting to abuse a system can find ways around it.
|
|
That could be prime opportunity for banks or merchants wanting to grow.
|
|
Don't blame us if you find yourself mysteriously wanting a new 'do.
|
|
I was definitely inspired by wanting to be closer to my girlfriend.
|
|
Despite the 20-year wait, Roy's fiction writing might leave fans wanting.
|
|
They don't show very much sign of wanting to make that effort.
|
|
The 74-year-old has shown no intention of wanting to resign.
|
|
It was so wanting and bright that he'd had to look away.
|
|
He said he didnt [sic] want people wanting fame after his show.
|
|
If somebody is motivated and wants to do something, wanting — it's emotional.
|
|
That is on top of our wanting to take back the House.
|
|
Our efforts to welcome the stranger have surely been wanting at times.
|
|
No one could blame them for wanting to back away from confrontation.
|
|
The lesson should be clear despite no one wanting to learn it.
|
|
DOES THAT ALTER YOUR CONVICTION AT ALL IN WANTING TO BE SHORT?
|
|
But Mr. Rajoy, 61, is showing no signs of wanting to retire.
|
|
Some talked about wanting to back a woman in this year's contest.
|
|
Biden, paradoxically, talks and writes publicly about not wanting to give vent
|
|
Even Abraham Lincoln talked of wanting to die by suicide, says Cerel.
|
|
This is just his way of wanting to communicate on a subject.
|
|
That's partially because FedEx hasn't been wanting for packages since booting Amazon.
|
|
"He's made a career of wanting to be in Congress," Lofgren said.
|
|
It finally dropped at 8:30... but reporters were left wanting more.
|
|
I can't imagine Congress not wanting to know answers to those questions.
|
|
Why would you apologize for wanting to do better at your gig?
|
|
" He's also accused McConnell of wanting to create jobs for "China people.
|
|
Dozens of guests surrounded the senator, wanting to know his election predictions.
|
|
And then my second reason for wanting to tune in is Lost.
|
|
She was embarrassed by an American Jewish settler wanting dialogue about Israel.
|
|
Animal. She locates and devours Babitz's out-of-print books, then, wanting
|
|
I kept wanting to tip him upside down and mop the floor.
|
|
Are they suddenly wanting to conform to a kind of Bandcamp aesthetic?
|
|
"Just wanting to eliminate implicit bias is not sufficient," Mr. Greenwald said.
|
|
The humor, not the monster, is what you're left wanting more of.
|
|
That's how I've always overcome the feeling of wanting to give up.
|
|
You were literally backed into a corner by people wanting an explanation.
|
|
The whole birth of this movement came from wanting to be different.
|
|
"It's not a matter of not wanting to be inclusive," said Dutzer.
|
|
The situation of wanting to prove yourself is a band's first album.
|
|
It's a great show of unity and people wanting to help people.
|
|
So I wanted to make a movie about not wanting to leave.
|
|
In one scene, Robert excoriates Jackson (Jeffrey Kuhn) for wanting phalloplasty surgery.
|
|
There's a lot of discussion about these guys wanting to destroy media.
|
|
And this strategy relies on you not wanting to go home again.
|
|
I recently got a tattoo I had been wanting for a while.
|
|
Spanking, wanting to be told what to do, giving up control, etc.
|
|
I can't remember EVER thinking I would have kids or wanting to.
|
|
Those wanting to help, sign up detailing how much they can give.
|
|
Maybe there isn't a difference between flirting and wanting to be liked.
|
|
We were constantly running from different authorities wanting to see our footage.
|
|
Wagner followed up, wanting to know if he'd gotten the shirt legally.
|
|
We've all struggled with insecurities and wanting to change something about ourselves.
|
|
Not wanting to be a party pooper, I shrugged off my concerns.
|
|
For me, that obsession manifested in wanting to also become the princess.
|
|
Of wanting to call women who love me when I'm in duress.
|
|
People were getting really energised and motivated and wanting to get involved.
|
|
That idea of wanting to get out, do you think that's changing?
|
|
When asked about Democrats wanting to wait until after the election, Sen.
|
|
"We are always wanting to improve this or fix that," Modes said.
|
|
Either way, the average result is Americans clearly not wanting a wall.
|
|
McConnell, however, could have several reasons for wanting the deal to wait.
|
|
"I'm assuming people will go back to not wanting it," Maddow joked.
|
|
If anything, "Moynihan" leaves you wanting to watch more of the man.
|
|
Any Brexiteer wanting to perform machismo will reach for the "hard" option.
|
|
They can take comfort in his wanting to leave them his estate.
|
|
You've discussed wanting to humanize Palestinians to people in the United States.
|
|
I don't blame them for not wanting to admit they know me.
|
|
Bey gives fans just enough to chew on, leaving them wanting more.
|
|
How did you go from liking comics to wanting to create them?
|
|
Finally, have you ever found yourself wanting to huff a baby's head?
|
|
"I came for the social policy, wanting to help people," she said.
|
|
You started out wanting to be an actor — That was my idea.
|
|
In another video, Mr. Gandolfini joked poolside about not wanting to leave.
|
|
He accused them of wanting to unleash a wave of violent crime.
|
|
Us being afraid was outweighed by us wanting to prove somebody wrong.
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People like me, we've been wanting change for such a long time.
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What set you off in the beginning, wanting to be a conductor?
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People are very conscious about not wanting to be seen as disrespectful.
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Hating myself, and loving myself, and wanting to feel pain—you know?
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I think that most people come to Washington wanting to do right.
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It's like wanting more chocolate cake (as the actress Emilia Clarke says)?
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It's something I've been wanting to do for the past three years.
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It is a statement of complete distaste, of desperately wanting to leave.
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Janelly, next in line, speaks of wanting to play like Serena Williams.
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HONG KONG — Every comedian takes the stage wanting to make people laugh.
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But that didn't translate into either of us wanting to live together.
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Massachusetts' problem, though, goes beyond cities not wanting pot on their turf.
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"In the N.F.L., it's about not wanting to be hindered," he said.
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I understand him wanting to get everything out in the open now.
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Am I Wrong For Wanting a Better Screen on a $21,2000 Smartwatch?
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Libra season finds you wanting to connect with and help the world.
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If you go in wanting that, she added, you'll come out angry.
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Many of them view African-Americans as not wanting to work hard.
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Does wanting less crime and better roads automatically make you a chipster?
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How to sell yourself in 30 seconds and leave people wanting more
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He grew up wanting to be that rock for other young people.
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Being pregnant is being hungry for everything and wanting to eat nothing.
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She mentions wanting to get a pedicure and I invite myself along.
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China is not alone in wanting to avoid "trouble" in Hong Kong.
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Here, she talks about wanting to roll back the GOP tax cuts.
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Hundreds of people called wanting to help the man with the shirt.
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Speaking of which, our editors have been wanting to chat with you.
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" The Economist is no doubt sincere about wanting to be more "woke.
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She identifies with Elizabeth Warren as wanting to abolish ICE, open borders.
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But for couples wanting a bit more space, the room is ideal.
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In psychological terms, they showed less "wanting" for the most fattening foods.
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Your sister is far from alone in wanting to avoid such news.
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"We are really wanting to see where the CBA is," Jones said.
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She hopes the city is honest about wanting to retrain car washers.
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"I've been wanting a doggo so bad," she said at the time.
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I cannot blame him for wanting to protect her and his son.
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A friend often drops hints about wanting to pay us a visit.
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They also talked about wanting to at least see the Bolton manuscript.
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He singled out Muslims for "not wanting to integrate" into French society.
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Still wanting to be a nun, she told a priest as well.
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Not wanting to get drawn into litigation, he refused to tell her.
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" Everywhere they went, Rennie said, "we saw women wanting to empower themselves.
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"I had suicidal thoughts and kept wanting to get loaded," Godsey said.
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Volunteers reached out from all over the country, wanting to get involved.
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Wanting to be conservative is an unintended risk for investors, says Loewengart.
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Mr. Paskalis of Bank of America, for one, was left wanting more.
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When was the last time that a movie left you wanting more?
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My daughters are curious but have not verbalized wanting to meet Nick.
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"They were all wanting to come over to America," Ms. Rafferty said.
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The ad then rewinds and accuses Democrats of wanting to undo them.
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"The Great Gatsby" is, at its core, a book about wanting things.
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Your name is "you're wanting," and you can't play the man's game.
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They came out of people wanting to look different from other people.
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Sin was me living for every touch, but praying forgiveness for wanting.
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"It left me not really wanting to have treatment," Eitan told me.
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And not wanting that for the future of my kids one day.
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As impossible as it is, we can't help wanting better for Joe.
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There's no shame in wanting to protect and even ossify that camaraderie.
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" Harry also revealed that Archie is "so busy, constantly wanting to stand.
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They had been wanting to reveal it to someone in the family.
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A huge thing is not wanting regrets and not holding onto baggage.
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Sure, I understand wanting to have a stake in a transformative technology.
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"I guess I pay attention," she says, not wanting to be contrary.
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Do you remember ever wanting to hear the sentence after that one?
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"You don't leave wanting to hide away from the world," she said.
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Here was our king in uniform wanting to toss his own crown.
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For large portions of the electorate, Labour's offer was found badly wanting.
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This is more like leave them wanting to post an Instagram story.
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At young ages students stop wanting to come to school and learn.
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Teerawat eyes us warily, wanting to know where it will be published.
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Because really, it's that they're trying, they're wanting to do something new.
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It leaves us wanting more from the 21-year-old Indiana native.
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Sam Cooke and The Ramones knew to leave a motherfucker wanting more.
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Anthony Davis has been very open about wanting to play power forward.
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Instead, he quickly found himself wanting to participate in Payne's vigilante investigations.
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But people split evenly between wanting to keep or repeal the statute.
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The gay world seems so conservative now, everyone wanting to blend in.
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"It's tricky, because Janelle and I are just really private people and we're both trying to navigate how you reconcile wanting to have that privacy and space, and also wanting to use your platform and influence," she explained.
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" "It's not hard to imagine some justices wanting to take this case now, others wanting to deny it altogether, and today's result emerging only over time as a middle ground that they could all endorse -- at least publicly.
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"Kendall and Kylie [Jenner], that's their dad and I think my mom's been so respectful for so long and always wanting Caitlyn around and always wanting to have a great relationship with Caitlyn," Kardashian West said on Wednesday.
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This is perhaps unsurprising, coming as it does less than three months before a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union (presently public preference is finely balanced between those wanting to leave and those wanting to remain).
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And I was struck again -- like before when I was struck by all the hungry spirits suffering, and wanting to be fed, wanting their suffering to be relieved -- so now I was struck by the feeling of souls.
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"There's a real tension here between wanting to have nuances to account for every situation, and wanting to have a set of policies we can enforce accurately and we can explain cleanly," said Ms. Bickert, the Facebook executive.
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Critics say the adtech companies should take a stronger position Most stakeholders agree there are legitimate uses of these services — an airline wanting to avoid airline crash news, advertisers wanting to avoid fake news, salacious, or extremist content.
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