We think of travelers as people who have no attachment to things, but true travelers are people who really have no attachment to place.
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They valued their attachment to a bygone economic era over their attachment to the stated ideals of this nation when it comes to inclusion and equal protection under the law.
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But there is another reason for attachment to the characters.
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She was a person of passionate attachment to some ideas.
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Through expression and costume, she maps an attachment to place.
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Kashmiris are at best ambivalent about their attachment to India.
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Conservatism's attachment to the familiar is insurmountable and maybe indispensable.
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But her attachment to Pesce felt almost "umbilical," she recalled.
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"I have an emotional attachment to Key West," he said.
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I actually had to duct tape my attachment to it.
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But their attachment to the land was deep, transcending economics.
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Ms. Soames, who was Jewish, developed an attachment to Israel.
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The attachment to guns often dies hard for older people.
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And what's more American than our attachment to our phones?
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I mostly used the 22020K camera attachment to take photos.
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What makes direwolves special is their attachment to their human companions.
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Many Hongkongers had a sentimental attachment to the old ferry pier.
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Again, ruins make our symbolic attachment to the classical past concrete.
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One: Audiences have to have an emotional attachment to the characters.
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During the debate, Juppe insisted on his attachment to France's diversity.
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Samsung has redesigned the keyboard attachment to include a small trackpad.
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Sanders also seems to have no real attachment to this material.
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The Gallery says Ueda has a particular attachment to her work.
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"All along he wants an attachment to these records," Turner said.
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I never wanted cats but definitely grew an attachment to Java.
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But Jared Kushner has no ideological attachment to nationalism or Bannonism.
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"Shoppers now want an emotional attachment to clothing," Ms. Beard said.
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Marie Kondo has helped me mentally separate my attachment to things.
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Despite appearances, Simard doesn't have a bizarre attachment to redundant data.
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Undercover, in contrast, carries no attachment to any pre-existing franchise.
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And third, that consumers require an emotional attachment to their bot.
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And I never really felt a really sincere attachment to my gender.
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Well, the process is the point, and attachment to results is futile.
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I just don't really have any emotional attachment to the whole thing.
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A sudden strong attachment to digital devices could be a red flag.
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His attachment to the phrase was largely disconnected from its longer history.
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Her attachment to privacy extends to other parts of her life, too.
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In recent years, Mr. Hvorostovsky felt an increasing attachment to his homeland.
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It's clear that the questioner had no sentimental attachment to the object.
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He demanded attachment to and identification with the heart of the people.
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And unlike us, machines aren't burdened with an emotional attachment to privacy.
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Do you feel any attachment to those people or responsibility toward them?
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And there's less attachment to the physical space because we don't own it.
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Women with more pronounced brain changes also showed more attachment to their children.
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I have such an emotional attachment to the times when I got them.
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Mr Hirai has little sympathy for the sentimental national attachment to personal seals.
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To Hillary, though, Trump's attachment to the birther movement was much more nefarious.
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After 30 years making these metal kids, his attachment to them isn't waning.
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Their current rhetoric notwithstanding, Republicans have no principled attachment to simple-majority rule.
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He spoke about Zachary's attachment to the baby, whom the family had visited.
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Maybe you have an emotional attachment to the house, but you're selling it.
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Quiet and retiring by nature, Mr. Hargrove developed a close attachment to music.
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"I have a lot of emotional attachment to the people that we're serving."
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But his continued attachment to Uber has taken a toll, the suit said.
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It's as real and abiding as an attachment to family or to home.
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Though loyalist by background, they ultimately felt more attachment to Europe than Britain.
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They have an attachment to their home territory and the resources within it.
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In an alternate universe, we'd typically overlook Hawn's attachment to Demi Lovato's favorite dish.
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We also found activity in the region related to deep attachment to the partner.
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They both have an attachment to Almost Famous (Pitt almost played Hudson's love interest).
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These muscles link the hip to the thigh bone without attachment to the tail.
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Cords, and our attachment to them, have taken on a metaphor weighted in existentialism.
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Having little attachment to Mr Sanders's statist ideas, they nonetheless swung grumblingly behind her.
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It transcended my own personal experience and attachment to this story and these characters.
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Kim's wedding to Kanye, just because there is so much emotional attachment to it.
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In the years since the move, Flaherty's attachment to Puerto Rico has only grown.
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His attachment to a Jewish state was strong, but his survival instinct was stronger.
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"You don't have the same morbid attachment to your things ever again," he said.
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She says she never liked her name and never felt any attachment to it.
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Their homeland is the Holy Land, and their attachment to it won't just vanish.
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Nations inculcate an emotional attachment to myths and symbols much more than locales do.
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"Once the Civil War begins, you see this emotional attachment to flags," Brady said.
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"I don't feel that much of an attachment to go for graduation," he said.
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Meanwhile, Assad's external backers, Russia and Iran, have very little attachment to him personally.
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Along with the growing attachment to others comes a subtle shift in our morals.
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The employees acknowledged some users may have an "emotional attachment" to the current limit.
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So, that word, exploitation, I take offense to with any attachment to Gordon Parks.
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I have no attachment to Catholicism; for me it's an aspect of the goddess.
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They share, too, a deep attachment to the specific landscape of the Mojave Desert.
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So much of who she thought she was, was just attachment to outside ideas.
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One of them creates that incredible, personal attachment to the importance of transgender issues.
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It is someone with an enormous attachment to the Bugatti brand, the automaker said.
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But because attachment to the model is fierce, honest discussion tends to be taboo.
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That form of nostalgia is taboo for anybody who professes attachment to Republican values.
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Catholics made hay by challenging the Protestant attachment to the text of the Bible.
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Our culture's sentimental attachment to stories of young women about to bloom is strong.
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Not because my attachment to conservatism and Christianity has weakened, but rather the opposite.
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Any emotional attachment to them, I've discarded as I've been to dozens of them.
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But his career has been partly defined by controversy and his attachment to steroid use.
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Robert Canwat, its microfinance manager, says attachment to home makes the whole family monitor repayment.
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Personal ties And the couple's attachment to the state is not just limited to politics.
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But really, at this point, the only character I feel much attachment to is Maeve.
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"It's a like-minded feeling, regardless of anyone's attachment to ideology or religion," he said.
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The pollsters were surprised by how many respondents still professed some attachment to a religion.
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I can imagine developing an attachment to this device once learning all its little nuances.
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But he has a sort of sentimental attachment to it I think, which makes sense.
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How powerful is your attachment to the case of Steven Avery from "Making a Murderer"?
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His steadfast attachment to conformity and respectability is inseparable from his coldblooded, self-serving sadism.
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Why such an attachment to Chinese government money in the agriculture industry and real estate?
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And suddenly I'm reminded of Erik's attachment to his Bible, his conversations with the priest.
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So let the truth be your guide, rather than your attachment to a particular outcome.
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Without any attachment to the network, it makes sense that HBO would cancel the show.
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The statement exploits their religious and emotional attachment to Israel in the crudest possible way.
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But beyond that there is no attachment to any external moral truth or ethical code.
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America has an almost pathological attachment to making benefits conditional on formal, full-time employment.
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Buffett's desk reflects his attachment to the past and doing things the old-fashioned way.
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I can't say I have too much attachment to the returning characters from earlier games in the series, but I don't have much attachment to characters from any series; I prefer to see settings as my favorite characters and Dawn of War is no different.
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After fostering her for weeks, Smith felt an inseparable attachment to the girl she was raising.
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The house sold for a premium in the neighborhood -- likely because of its attachment to Trump.
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But it's very apparent when a director's attachment to the material is more intellectual than emotional.
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He has a profound attachment to his country and a similarly profound indifference to anywhere else.
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But this isn't just another celebrity who has no personal attachment to the product she's endorsing.
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But on a personal level, you have such a strong emotional attachment to your first record.
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"There's a real emotional attachment to a lot of coasters that people have ridden," Joey said.
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It might be wiser to examine our own attachment to a narrative that is going nowhere.
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Being "needed" does not entail selfish pride or unhealthy attachment to the worldly esteem of others.
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Bunch has been with me for a long time so I feel an attachment to her.
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Mr. Aduriz insists that such an expansion will not dilute his attachment to the Basque region.
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That attachment to electronic devices is associated with higher stress levels for millennials, the study found.
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Understanding the logic behind Iran's incremental nuclear escalation necessarily requires understanding Iran's attachment to the JCPOA.
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I think that pretty much all string players understand that feeling of attachment to their instrument.
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Senators should not allow it to be jammed though as an attachment to must-pass legislation.
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He has observed that most form a strong attachment to the academy after they leave it.
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But in telling ways, his Gauguin is undone by his attachment to his very young bride.
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She said she was questioning innocence and youth—concepts tainted by their attachment to naiveté as purity.
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Poor communication, emotional attachment to patients and aversion to death were also among the causes they cited.
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And, he said, his attachment to the theater may just be because of when he grew up.
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It's absolutely possible to form an instant emotional attachment to this robot, and that's its only goal.
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While there is always a sentimental attachment to the family home, you have to do the math.
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Since the Nixon administration, Washington has prioritized a realpolitik relationship with Beijing over any attachment to Taiwan.
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I'd like her to have a more believable attachment to the world that the movies have established.
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The Boston-based team developed an app and camera attachment to analyze sperm quality using a smartphone.
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It turns out emotional attachment to a partner is not unique to humans or even to mammals.
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So the questioning of blind attachment to traditional values in "All is Well" is causing a stir.
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This attachment to glycoprotein VI is how trowaglerix stimulates platelets to form blood clots, the researchers learned.
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That support in turn reflects the continuing strong, non-partisan attachment to Israel among the American people.
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But for all our apparent attachment to factionalism, this virulent form of partisanship is not solving problems.
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She was afraid I would develop an attachment to a country and would not flee early enough.
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Several studies have demonstrated good psychological health and secure attachment to parents by children of transgender parents.
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" He said it was "as unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past.
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We are often just there as somebody who is not bringing any emotional attachment to the experience.
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This rising rootedness and attachment to the status quo show up in public opinion data as well.
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In the same way that many other Mexican nationals who have a strong attachment to the dish.
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But it is also possible that some voters' attachment to Mr. Biden is being dismissed too readily.
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"We've seen him since our childhood, so we have an attachment to him," said Mohammed Kashif, 23.
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This attachment to beautiful old books and beautiful old libraries is completely understandable (see my advice above).
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There's little doubt that Democratic leaders' unseemly attachment to the party's wealthiest donors contributed to that indictment.
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To minimize his attachment to the position, he packed up the personal possessions that filled his office.
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"Millennials want these little brands, these local brands that they have an emotional attachment to," he said.
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Her attachment to Cuba remained profound, often expressed as an intimate, sacrificial identification with the natural world.
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Even for folks with no real attachment to The Witcher, this show scratches so many fantasy itches.
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As the plot pivots toward Linda's growing attachment to the family across the lake, character becomes destiny.
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I feel like I don't hang on to it or have such an attachment to the dollar.
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People develop some sort of weird transient attachment to the defendant, whether they hate or love them.
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There was a real sense of disappointment that he didn't take people's attachment to these works into account.
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In a way, especially for females, too, you have to get over any kind of attachment to perfectionism.
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I want them to see if they can have a personal attachment to the story I told them.
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Among other things, they've pointed to Sanders' lack of attachment to the Democratic party as evidence of this.
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And older folks meet the same difficulties, with the addition of stress and likely attachment to their home.
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Cohn, he argues, was deeply loyal, forming a lifelong attachment to Joe McCarthy, the notorious anti-communist senator.
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He wanted to end his attachment to craving (of pleasure) and aversion (of pain) by experiencing it directly.
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As an instrument of his master's vanity and attachment to untruths, Mr Spicer became a figure of fun.
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Mindful of many Midwestern voters' attachment to the second amendment, Mr Cordray advocates only moderate gun-control policies.
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Ratings agencies however cite the company's attachment to polluting coal as a downside risk in the long term.
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Your emotional attachment to the characters isn't as strong, and your familiarity with the universe isn't as deep.
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Yalini doesn't have much natural maternal feeling, and Illayaal feels no particular attachment to her make-believe mother.
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Those who have big attachment to their pets will not allow them to stay overnight in strangers' houses.
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An attachment to a document dated March 28 that was circulated to lenders specifies subjects for self-inspections.
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Mr. Kelly insists that Archant holds "no sort of sentimental attachment" to The New European as a brand.
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She blazed through the great Russian writers, developing a lasting attachment to Chekhov, and devoured Zweig and Kundera.
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A healthy relationship is marked by good boundaries and an attachment to a real person you've actually met.
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But M is ready to move out of the house, while C feels a strange attachment to it.
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She valued Gunn's attachment to Abush, even if she connected it, in part, to turmoil in Gunn's life.
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Playing into this is the French left's deep attachment to "advances acquired in the past," Mr. Lazar said.
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Turns out: She is finally starting to let go of her attachment to that whole shitty love triangle.
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I was lucky and had uncles in the military; I saw their attachment to their rifles was different.
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It advances social mobility for parents by promoting earnings, attachment to the workplace, educational attainment, and work experience.
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Famed investor Warren Buffett said yesterday that he loves Apple because of consumers' psychological attachment to the iPhone.
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As a native New Yorker, I have a strong sentimental attachment to that store, and to that plaque.
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Unlike some activists, he said, he is not motivated by any sentimental or emotional attachment to other creatures.
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There is an incredible sense of longing, loss and desire in Warhol's attachment to the world of culture.
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Part of why I'm buying women's clothes today is because I don't have any attachment to the stuff.
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They already have attachments to characters, but then they also have that same [attachment] to letters and numbers.
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Rootedness has many positive outcomes, such as greater attachment to place and more meaningful social and community connections.
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There was moral purity in his modesty, his ethics and his quiet attachment to home in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Perhaps his most attractive feature is his brave attachment to the European Union and commitment to helping refugees.
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Technology researcher Tristan Harris says our attachment to social media is the same reason gambling is so popular.
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One of the things I most admire about the United States is its fierce attachment to the Constitution.
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Any attachment to principles — even really basic ones like "don't torture grieving parents" — gives the troll an opening.
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"You can hear the attachment to the original work, but barely in some places," Waters told Rolling Stone.
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"I have a very difficult time letting go of items that I have an emotional attachment to," he says.
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It's not going out of its way to create a piece of robot designed to form an attachment to.
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Poroshenko was running for reëlection on a platform anchored in Ukrainian nationalism and an attachment to a heroic past.
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Nilay also explains the situation with Foxconn building a factory in Wisconsin and his personal attachment to the area.
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It allowed him to closely study the people around him and also to transcend his attachment to those people.
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People often have an emotional attachment to their home, even though they can't afford it on just one salary.
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But Margot's attachment to the Robert she had imagined during their weeks of texting keeps her moving things forward.
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The natural protector instinct we have gives us a clear emotional attachment to the characters in front of us.
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With or without these laws, America's attachment to its own constitution and judicial and legal system seems pretty robust.
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"Huddling" is the behavior in prairie voles the researchers used to measure their level of attachment to another individual.
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Hilarie Burton may not be from Wilmington, North Carolina, but she certainly has an attachment to the southern city.
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If you have no sentimental attachment to the phone and you are not using it, get rid of it.
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It declares her loyal attachment to Trump against the internal party establishment opposition that sought to undermine his presidency.
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"This administration has thrown off an ideological attachment to engagement for engagement's sake," a senior administration official told me.
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I mean, that he had a real attachment to the community and commitment to the community, and vice versa.
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It's literally just a denim shirt, it's not even that deep, but I've got a sentimental attachment to it.
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Hearst, a feverish collector, had a profound attachment to the site, which had been in his family since 1865.
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So have recent mass shooters who show signs of both mental illness and an attachment to vague ideological causes.
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In any case, the Republican Party's as-yet unbreakable attachment to Mr. Trump is coming at quite a cost.
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It also visibly disturbs Serena; her attachment to Eden aside, she must also sense the pain Eden's mother feels.
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Compared to all the others, Biden stood out because of his name recognition, and his attachment to President Obama.
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Some empresses had little to no romantic attachment to the emperor, while others formed deep attachments to the monarch.
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Trump's attachment to Flynn strikes me less as an act of fidelity and more as an exercise in fear.
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Some who claim attachment to these monuments, which dominate the city's most prominent public spaces, are white supremacists themselves.
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Its three-inch, industrial-grade suction cup creates a secure, damage-free attachment to any smooth, non-porous surface.
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He will love-hate the same ideal or person, lacking a firmness of attachment to any ideal or belief.
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What helped push Price out the door was his attachment to the failed efforts by Republicans to repeal Obamacare.
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His life's work became a meditation on his attachment to the Alabama countryside and his reasons for leaving it.
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The word "hero" has been cheapened over the years by its attachment to many who don't deserve the label.
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The long prior attachment to the Democrats dates from the state's role as a birthplace of organised labour in America.
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In Shazam's case, it's very literal for Billy, who doesn't have an attachment to the foster families he's running from.
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Opponents meanwhile mocked their attachment to something superficial while arguing that Brexit would diminish Britain's real standing in the world.
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Speaking to the BBC, Lewis said even people who voted remain still had an attachment to the dark blue passport.
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The Sherlock actor does, however, have a message for superfans with an unhealthy attachment to him: He's not your boyfriend.
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Future studies could incorporate the emotional attachment to home to better understand the complexities of relocation decisions, the authors wrote.
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And so much of that growing wealth and attachment to the status quo in Virginia is because of the government.
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Fans of popular TV programmes and films have long used arts and crafts to express their attachment to fictional characters.
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Robbie's attachment to the film comes after Amy Schumer departed the project over scheduling conflicts in March 2017, Variety reported.
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Sometimes painting that speaks with immediacy and verve of attachment to this world is just what we need to see.
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"Marvin's story is part wish fulfillment part cautionary tale," Liman said in a statement announcing his attachment to the project.
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Robbie's attachment to the film comes after Amy Schumer departed the project over scheduling conflicts in March 2017, Variety reported.
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This hardly provides the attachment to the common citizen and accountability to constituents envisioned by the framers of the Constitution.
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Tellier said that the added layer of looking through a VR headset can take away any personal attachment to clutter.
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Now, because of her mother's extreme attachment to the family pup, Maddie's room is currently inhabited by Nina the dog.
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As indicated by this drawing and her attachment to it, the kind of seeing DeFeo pursued was exalted and hallucinatory.
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"England has great attachment to the general hospital but it is a broken model," says Sir David of Salford Royal.
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But Mr. Trump, not even a registered Republican until four years ago, has little attachment to the party's rightward slant.
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Given his attachment to the Garden, Anthony should also consider the last Knicks franchise player who lobbied his way out.
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This is unlike most robots in the park, which require attachment to external auxiliary systems that control or manipulate them.
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"I felt an attachment to the Rockets even after Yao retired," Mianyang said, as did many other fans in China.
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Because he had grown up playing Street Fighter, Infinite did have some attachment to the series, but he can't front.
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We have an emotional as well as a financial attachment to the club that goes far beyond its physical walls.
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Those born into a colonial context are born into a milieu void of attachment to Algerian land, culture, and people.
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The debates have been muted though, because public anxiety has so far outweighed the country's strong attachment to individual liberties.
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It is our ignorance of your history and religion and attachment to the land that you seek to correct here.
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His attachment to the church simply "didn't take," says the chef, who recently brought back his hit show Good Eats.
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Most insurers have a less than deep emotional attachment to the individual health insurance market, though they recognize its importance.
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It's certainly true that, across the party, there is broad attachment to the values and attitudes that Mr. Obama described.
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Indeed, many feel deep emotional attachment to the American leader, whom they see as very as a guiding moral force.
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People choose to stay in the war zone for many reasons — work, property, old age, disability, sentimental attachment to home.
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When Terrel challenges Kevin about his attachment to Chiron, Kevin beats Chiron up, and then Terrel jumps on him, too.
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"Fans have a sentimental attachment to &aposLizzie McGuire&apos and high expectations for a new series," said a Disney spokesperson.
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"It was the idea that started everything and we had emotional attachment to it," says Leibel of the pillow-towel.
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Around two-thirds clearly displayed a secure attachment to their owners, while most insecure cats were clingy and remained stressed.
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And the more pronounced the brain changes, the higher mothers scored on a measure of emotional attachment to their babies.
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Lizbeth Schleinkofer, one of Mr. Grant's children, said that her father's attachment to the painting came more from sentimental reasons.
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Well, part of it is because I ate as a kid and so I have a nostalgic attachment to it.
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After his daughter started developing an unhealthy attachment to a video game, the couple started implementing stricter screen time limits.
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Peter M. Kersten (aka the techno producer Lawrence) claims to not feel much artistic attachment to his home in Hamburg.
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They designed and 3D-printed a light-weight optomechanical attachment to integrate into the existing camera of a Nokia Lumia 1020.
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Visually floating but for their attachment to the docile-looking creature, they read as satellites drawn gravitationally to a greater mass.
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From the beginning, she felt a strong attachment to the plant because of its coin-shaped leaves and vivid green color.
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With Jon's parentage out in the open, Varys even knows he can support Jon without betraying his attachment to House Targaryen.
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Later, Refinery29 spoke to Beetz over the phone about Deadpool 2, a potential Domino spinoff, and her personal attachment to kombucha.
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To France's current Socialist government, with its strong attachment to laïcité, the row over the burkini was a rematch of 1905.
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In a way, that was easier than if I'd gone and done some part that I didn't have an attachment to.
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But we certainly do have one thing in common (aside from attachment to the word "mojo"): We're both going through transitions.
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" And in a statement, Hidalgo said that Paris and London share "a common love of freedom and an attachment to democracy.
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Now people have less attachment to the music that they like than they used to — at least I know I do.
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So if you can't get an attachment to the characters and the individuals ... So you've got to create your own characters.
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On Bachelor Winter Games, former Bachelor Ben Higgins openly wept when he explained his lingering attachment to Bachelor winner Lauren Bushnell.
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Because of the new mom's welcomed attachment to her baby, keepers have been unable to determine the tiny gorilla's sex yet.
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That silhouette reminded me of another attachment to another Andy Rubin-made smartphone — the camera that adorned the early Danger Hiptop.
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Although he worked on a farm as a teenager and has a romantic attachment to the soil, Lippman isn't a farmer.
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For those very reasons, those of us who came of age watching The Notebook have a strong emotional attachment to it.
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Based on his work, Aquarone says there's another critical factor involved: the absence of a normal, healthy attachment to an adult.
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They need kids to pester their parents, become lifetime consumers, and have an emotional attachment to products they loved as kids.
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If you invest so much time into anything I think you're going to have an emotional attachment to it or whatever.
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Her farewell scene was managed so well, in terms of bringing across her remove from life, and her attachment to it.
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Though monotony played its role, an attachment to my son sprouted imminently, and I was madly in love with our connection.
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From the names, and the Western press's eager attachment to them, one might think that these factions represent significant policy differences.
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A common reaction among visitors, Ms. Wimhurst said, is a feeling of "real emotional attachment" to Mr. Parr's work and Mrs.
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Humans have an emotional attachment to phones, researchers theorized, which is why they can be more distracting than other everyday objects.
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His art communicates an attachment to utilitarian design in an earnest and handsome manner that is at once timeless and futuristic.
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If someone finds an attachment to the melody that's wonderful, if someone else feels rattled by the waves that's good too.
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Trump has a monomaniacal attachment to coal miners, and coal will be the first and hardest hit by any carbon tax.
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Pecorino di Pienza is sweet and complex and it's reinforced by the emotional attachment to the beautiful place it comes from.
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We are past the age of stuffed animals and hold no particular attachment to them — and they are old and smelly.
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The organization has trademarked the Davies coat of arms in the United States, which has far less attachment to such symbols.
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The seed may have travelled there on a gust of wind, its flight aided by a winglike attachment to the nut.
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And consumer information campaigns are not going to cut it; our will is weaker than our attachment to swiping and scrolling.
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What's most striking about Rothman's profile, though, is the way it delineates Gibson's ongoing attachment to (and relationship with) the zeitgeist.
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Their attachment to these fees has only grown, with many institutions charging customers roughly $235 every time they overdraw their accounts.
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Humans are social creatures, so our attachment to others is "core to who we are as human beings," Dr. Blair said.
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Childhood is supposed to be a time of growth and exploration, where children are anchored by their attachment to their parents.
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We're told Mike has no emotional attachment to the Bronco, but he'll hold onto it unless he gets what he wants.
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"This child has a very strong attachment to other loving family members and siblings who are now her caregivers," Heimov tells PEOPLE.
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Initially Tsuchiya expressed strong attachment to Asahara&aposs teachings but later apologized to the victims and urged Asahara to tell the truth.
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"I don't know if it's an Asian American [thing], that kind of attachment to work," the stand-up comedian told BuzzFeed News.
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So I like to take this kind of social attachment to numbers and use it to talk about some interesting number theory!
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But I realized, over time, that the story itself won't change — but the importance of that story, my attachment to it, can.
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In other words, female artists have interpreted women's attachment to—or entrapment in—the kitchen as everything from empowering to violently oppressive.
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Klingensmith adds that there's an attachment to local news organizations that lawmakers will want to see sustained, which is an encouraging sign.
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It's easy to see why, with over 300 releases all handpicked by him, he's got a sentimental attachment to all of them.
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NASA's Glory upper stack being prepared for attachment to a Taurus XL rocket's stage 0 at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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In some ways, Quebeckers recall the Italians in their residual attachment to Catholic labels and symbols and cheerful indifference to Catholic morals.
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But this full-on formula rarely gives the listener the space to form an emotional attachment to the songs and their sentiments.
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"The real-life experience I have does allow for a lot more natural attachment to the role," says the Cruel Intentions star.
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And the English have a romantic attachment to small local hospitals, which are costlier and deliver worse results than big specialist ones.
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It requires courts to consider a number of factors before partitioning the property, including heirs' historical and sentimental attachment to the land.
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Residents who participated in the research showed high levels of attachment to both a living and robotic canine, according to the study.
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Every single person seems to have this personal attachment to Britney Spears and really wants to be a part of this album.
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Likewise with another common claim: that Indigenous people have a special attachment to the land and a unique form of ecological wisdom.
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You can't just say Spotify for news unless it really invests in this trust component and builds that attachment to the brand.
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"Jews of the United States, as a community and as individuals, have no political attachment to Israel," said Blaustein at the time.
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"This dinosaur had an enlarged area for muscle attachment to allow for a much stronger grasping or gripping ability," Dr. Jasinski said.
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He downplays structural racism and says that attachment to whiteness is not necessarily about power or a desire to be on top.
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They might claim fealty to their cause — those tax cuts — but often it's a simple attachment to power that keeps them captured.
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But the one unsurmountable establishment fear surrounding a Sanders win is something more like naked self-interest, and its attachment to power.
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This philosophy explains and contradicts their attachment to a pet that, in many ways, defies what we believe a pet should be.
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"Fans have a sentiment attachment to Lizzie McGuire and high expectations for a new series," a Disney representative said in a statement.
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That, along with skill categories that tie directly to unlockable abilities, creates a stronger sense of attachment to the character you're building.
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THE MILLENNIALS WANT THESE LITTLE BRANDS, THESE LOCAL BRANDS THAT THEY HAVE AN EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT TO. THAT THERE IS A VALUE PROPOSITION.
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According to one study, paying with cash not only leads to better choices, it also increases the emotional attachment to that purchase.
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He has been criticized for his attachment to Bush, as well as his involvement in a number of high-profile legal cases.
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And it's a series of clips that helps to quickly build a strong community with an emotional attachment to the subject matter.
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And that&aposs really what attracted to me with that with the people with people and their attachment to the company culture.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Americans' attachment to their pets has fostered a $60 billion industry that is producing best-in-breed stock performance.
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Beyond partisan politics — Republicans currently benefit from its distortions — there's sentimental attachment to the institution, tied to popular mythology about the Constitution.
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Pour the dries on top of the wets and use the dough hook attachment to mix on low speed for 4 minutes.
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The residents next door might have a strong attachment to the ivy and try to save the plants once they realize their fate.
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The younger generation in South Africa, who have less attachment to the history of the ANC, stayed away from the ballot in droves.
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For decades its umbilical attachment to America has given it security and economic sustenance while allowing it to express its distinct diplomatic personality.
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And yet these are often just constructs, artificial labels that we've created, and our attachment to them can blind us to that fact.
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After testing the G3 for five months, the glue holding the dampener attachment to the bit that attaches to the massager wore out.
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Its management appeared to have badly misjudged the depth of Unilever's attachment to its culture and its pursuit of long-term, "sustainable" growth.
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So we had all this background knowledge and personal attachment to the refugee situation that we wanted to come across in the game.
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ACROSS most of Europe, a majority of people declare some loose attachment to Christianity, while a much smaller percentage actively follow that faith.
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If that's true for you, then any income from the sales needs to be reported on Schedule D, an attachment to Form 1040.
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And in another study, paying with cash not only led to more judicious choices, but also increased emotional attachment to the purchased product.
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And anyone with any attachment to the Los Feliz Murder Mansion legend had better hope she's right, because those items are gone now.
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Despite its importance, the need to boost the international competitiveness of larger companies often gets overshadowed by our emotional attachment to small businesses.
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From about five to ten, kids can become very nostalgic, form an attachment to a single place and want to return there constantly.
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Woodworth added the rocket's fuselage, retractable landing gear, and an optional flame attachment to make it appear more like a rocket in flight.
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His attachment to Trump -- who has since the firing kept close to Bannon's rhetoric, if not his economic populist policy ideas -- helps too.
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She gently opened up "I Won't Mind," a theater song popularized by Audra McDonald about a woman's longing attachment to another woman's child.
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Part of legislators' negotiating power lies in Mr. Cuomo's attachment to his streak of on-time budgets — five years running, more or less.
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A cowboy spinning six-shooters on the back of a steed, or a trenchcoat-clad bore with an unhealthy attachment to his smartphone?
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The trip is his mother's attempt at reuniting their nuclear family, despite her persistent drug abuse and the children's attachment to their grandparents.
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This prompts putting social relations at a premium, strengthening one's attachment to others, boosting the appreciation of one's loved ones, family, and friends.
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" According to Mater, most Muslims "have a strong emotional attachment to this place … highly personal bonds shaped by collective consciousness and individual experience.
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"We understand since many of you have been tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters," the company said.
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It is an argument for the sake of argument—cold, sterile, and bereft of any attachment to morality, honor, or other higher principles.
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Week after week, this tea-drinking, frog-eating Star Wars star has warmed our hearts and given us an irrational attachment to Disney+.
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"It seems like a silly little thing but I found that people had a huge emotional attachment to their earrings," Ms. Sagar said.
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Klopp said he could broadly appreciate that the match had been "nice to watch," for those with no emotional attachment to either side.
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She decided to remain a part of American tennis, but maintains an attachment to Ecuador, where many of her family members still live.
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In 2015, Gloria Steinem urged women to "reclaim" the word "bitch," marking the word as powerful because of its attachment to assertive women.
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Trump revoked that policy in August, but it could be revived by Congress as an attachment to relief spending or NFIP reform and reauthorization.
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I don't really have any attachment to my childhood—I don't go back to where I grew up as my parents sold the house.
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Kahiu is adapting her own short story Rusties written with Nnedi Okorafor, about a traffic robot who forms an attachment to a human being.
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The new iPad game uses markers, a dry erase board, and Osmo's little camera attachment to turn your real-world drawings into digital animations.
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We also delve into the mystery of who tipped Lady Catherine about Darcy's attachment to Elizabeth, and consider our final verdicts on Mr. Bennett.
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While the attachment to Ref definitely gives her the chops to start a label that's bound to blow up, the vibe is entirely different.
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But Mr. Eco maintained a strong attachment to the church, writing his 1956 doctoral thesis at the University of Turin on St. Thomas Aquinas.
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Previous work had suggested that human-raised wolves, by the age of 16 weeks, don't show any attachment to their caretakers as dogs do.
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And it has not diminished Spanish conservatives' attachment to a centralising tradition, says José Álvarez Junco, a historian of nationalism at Madrid's Complutense University.
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Since Kate seems to have an attachment to the dog, she freaks out about it, and Jack runs back in to find the pup.
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Then, he hit it with the T3 Cura Luxe blowdryer topped with the SoftCurl Diffuser attachment to build volume without disturbing her natural texture.
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Liberal means an attachment to market economy and a Thatcherite (the late British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher is his political role model) social philosophy.
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It was a deep attachment to the environment, one that didn't feel superficial like arbitrary sonnets strewn across a continent, but pertinent and important.
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Generally, attachment to Christianity seems strongest in places where the faith, often laced with patriotism, is on the rebound after being curbed by communism.
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If you're a not-particularly-enthusiastic Democrat, and you hear Republicans are calling Obama a Muslim foreigner, it might strengthen your attachment to him.
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As the President of the Republic (Emmanuel Macron) has said, we reaffirm our full attachment to the global action plan and its strict implementation.
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We understand that after years of using Twitter, there may be an emotional attachment to the bird with no legs — we felt it, too.
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I know lots of tech fans who either haven't bought a smartwatch, or who just haven't formed an attachment to the one they have.
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The company has a personal attachment to the Willow Run plant, too: It was a GM transmission assembly facility for decades after the war.
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That empty feeling goes beyond just attachment to a great hockey player, there is a feeling that this trade isn't just business, it's personal.
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Next time you realize that an attachment to technology has left you missing the feel of an actual writing utensil, reach for a Micron.
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He questioned U.S. support for the hereditary monarchy of Saudi Arabia, and insisted that many Americans were alarmed by Trump's attachment to Vladimir Putin.
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It had taken Oghi a long time to realize that his wife's attachment to the garden was due to her dislike of standing out.
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Or how, for example, can we square a sentimental attachment to the Cosby Show with what we know now of Bill Cosby's private behavior?
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The more important demonstration of McCain's spiritedness, however, was his love of what is good about the United States: its principled attachment to liberty.
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Justice Scalia's attachment to original understanding gave welcome support to the rule of law but often ignored the limitations of language — most notably, ambiguity.
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Even if they've cancelled their subscription, people still have an attachment to their local newspaper that the Huffington Posts of the world can't replicate.
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I know lots of tech fans who either haven't bought a smartwatch or who just haven't formed an attachment to the one they have.
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In fact, such is her attachment to it, I have to stop her from running into the street to save her new polychloroprene friend.
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Mr. Essiedu was born and grew up in London, but both of his parents were Ghanaian and his attachment to the country remains strong.
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He never exactly explained it, but I suspect his attachment to "The Man in the Café" was rooted in its realistic-looking wood grain.
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The show unlaces its own progress so quickly and so casually that developing a meaningful attachment to any of the characters can be difficult.
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And while not all of Mr. DePaola's customers have a decades-long relationship with the store, many have a sense of attachment to it.
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What this mostly means is trying to reconcile her attachment to Rex with her engagement to David, a sacrificial yuppie played by Max Greenfield.
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Some parents do this because they are afraid that a deeper bond with a nanny will interfere with their child's healthy attachment to them.
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Tree worship can fall prey to political exploitation, especially when a national or ethnic group claims an immemorial attachment to a patch of land.
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This is the love that increases your attachment to people and animals, makes you smile at children or go outside to see the moon.
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But his war experience deepened his attachment to his adopted country, and America made good on its promise: A hundred years ago, on Sept.
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Little Women hangs on to this heartfelt nature, but pushes it toward a deeper vision that loosens her usual attachment to a specific individual.
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So one of the ways I do that is by developing an even greater attachment to American cheese than is justified by the taste.
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After all, the relapse had hardly been fun, and once my cravings were satisfied, I had no remaining emotional attachment to the junkie lifestyle.
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Kirill argues against attachment to an idealized past, the old culture: In Russia right now we're all frankensteins, pieced together from various dead traditions.
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We would never shun or dishonor the death of anyone with another health condition by placing that singularly stigma-ridden attachment to their face.
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But he is fighting for access to the attachment to that email, an issue paper that Pence's lawyers argue is confidential under attorney-client privilege.
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Right now I use an Olloclip iPhone lens attachment to add 2x zoom to my iPhone 6, so I really appreciate having this built in.
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But one idea that seems to be cropping up for the laptops of tomorrow is sticking a huge, bulky attachment to restore some old functionality.
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Usually, a brand tackles one trend and runs with it, like Pixie Market has done with the cold shoulder, or Zara's attachment to sparkly things.
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Fletcher has also spoken out about his experiences with both films, revealing that he never felt any kind of emotional attachment to the Queen biopic.
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Most probably it thought him uppity—making overtures to India, for instance or for his quiet questioning of the deep state's attachment to unsavoury Islamists.
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They were attached to the animals' bodies by specially designed suckers and detached themselves four hours after attachment, to float to the surface for recovery.
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"We have an emotional attachment to Detroit," explains Mr Ford, and also a sense of responsibility to the city that made Ford a household name.
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In order to succeed, FNB will have to overcome a strong attachment to cash-only transactions, general mistrust of banks, paperwork problems and low margins.
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A much larger group of whites, 30-40% of the total, feel a strong attachment to their whiteness and yet do not express racial bias.
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Younger people don't have the same attachment to the workforce, 18 to 24, that they used to have, so they're providing fewer labor hours, too.
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I laughed at the time, but racist experiences like that shaped my attachment to an identity that many did not, and do not, readily see.
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For me, there's some music I have sentimental attachment to—I grew up listening to it, it's associated with a good memory from my childhood.
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"All you'd need is send one of those emails with an attachment to any of the recipients for a real nice spearphishing attack," he said.
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And they won't just buy any bottle of whiskey — it has to be their whiskey, and they're proud about their attachment to their chosen brand.
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It's this kind of strong attachment to beloved characters and their fictional backdrops that producers hope to capitalize on with the old spin-off maneuver.
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Another problem has been that many migrants still feel a strong sense of attachment to their rural land, even after they move into the cities.
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His attachment to the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones seems born of loneliness more than anything else—Jones will have him when no one else will.
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My attachment to Baby Boy was so instantaneous that I could feel a tingling in anticipation of nursing, decades after I last nursed a child.
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An emotional attachment to a particular institution, a desire to stay close to home or other factors can override such calculated logic, Ms. Smith added.
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"While many have developed an emotional attachment to the upright bear, it is important to recognize that all black bears are wildlife," Mr. Considine said.
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When I asked why this might be, I found that some men had an attachment to one ethnicity more because of the media they favored.
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They may have a considerable financial cushion, but because their wealth came from building something from nothing, they had a deep attachment to the company.
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His attachment to a pure 203th-century European liberalism sometimes blinds him to present-day realities that must be reckoned with for liberalism to survive.
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Emphasizing certain transcendent themes in Western humanism, they advocated the universalism of human rights and denigrated any and all attachment to particular nations or cultures.
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"We just take the emotional attachment to a name away from the long stat lines," said General Manager Brian Cashman, who called the drill informative.
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Some suggest that a common interest in fighting jihadism ties America to Israel, while others point to American leaders' ideological attachment to an embattled democracy.
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Well, my attachment to this game has long been personal — my grandfather Julio Peter Abe coached the Ugandan national side for several years — and professional.
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One telling detail is his lifelong attachment to his collection of tin soldiers, which numbered more than a thousand by the time of his death.
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" The character of Molotov, Mr. Iannucci said, has an inherently "Pythonesque element" in his "complete, unemotional, fanatical attachment to the party and to its logic.
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The start-up currently sells an attachment to a smartphone to measure the heart's rhythm, as well as a band that fits on Apple Watch.
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That's because Fox, unlike its print counterparts, has no particular attachment to any faction of American conservatism other than whichever one happens to be dominant.
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There is a peculiar kind of homesickness that is very specific to people who have such a strong attachment to a place they call home.
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My assignment was a simple Oreo taste test, but how could I set aside my deep attachment to the cookie, my true love for it?
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The root of all of this is attachment to something — what we want, the way we want things, the way we think others should act.
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Buddhists seek to let go of attachment to the myth of the private, solid, unchanging self, and to promote universal compassion and end universal suffering.
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Above all, they've forgotten the cardinal rule of Trumpworld: attachment to profit and the Trump brand is a means of increasing influence and power over others.
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Thakran said because many entrepreneurs in Asia tend to be first generation business owners, the emotional attachment to the businesses created from scratch is particularly strong.
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In the last year or so, my life has changed so much that, I don't know, my attachment to them was starting to become more distant.
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It's negative partisanship: partisan identity motivated less by attachment to a given set of beliefs than by hatred and fear directed at a political out-group.
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This is most likely to happen shortly after the death of the pet, especially among owners who had very high levels of attachment to their pets.
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As Jews, we are justifiably, super sensitive 2 anti-Semitic tropes & quick to demand our allies denounce them...I don't understand the attachment to Minister Farrakhan.
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With the constant technological advances in today's society, children are developing a strong attachment to their screens and becoming less interested in the world around them.
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Gmail is bringing the ability to send and receive money as an email attachment to your Android phone via Google Wallet, the company announced on Tuesday.
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How else to explain Dean Unglert's immediate attachment to Kristina Schulman, and Lacey Mark's disappearance after her grandfather's death, if they'd scrapped the first few days?
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The update includes a new attachment interface where the lenses are slightly larger in diameter to provide a more secure attachment to the Moment smartphone cases.
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This attachment to the Greek and Roman pasts even extends to the destruction of later accretions on ruins in order to "restore" their original classical glory.
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Last year, in a move to diversify its business and grow its attachment to the tech community, E27 introduced a marketplace for services catering to startups.
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He developed a slowly mounting attachment to the community, and even took a lover, but had to gun them all down following an impromptu demon abortion.
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His attachment to Fox News, in spite of its recent travails, may be a sign that, even at the age of 86, he has ambitions left.
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It's a strategy in which victims paint a picture of a subculture used to enforce control, and juries learn about their close attachment to the defendant.
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Like many of his fellow citizens—and unlike his father, who was every inch the Francophile—Mr Bongo has little attachment to the former colonial power.
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I'M SORRY, I FOLLOW THE PERSON WHO IS BEING HONEST BEFORE I FEEL THE PERSON I WANT TO FEEL AN EMOTIONAL ATTACHMENT TO WHAT THEY SAY.
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Some even got to the point of needing to delete the characters they'd developed such an attachment to, just to try and shake off the memory.
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Each work is guaranteed to convey original and off-kilter facets of your love / no-labels emotional attachment to the apple of your V-Day eye.
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Older voters who scored lower on the income and educational attainment and had greater attachment to construction and manufacturing were mostly likely to be "leave" voters.
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Roberta Vinci, the United States Open runner-up last year, planned to play in Rio but echoed Thiem's thoughts on the sport's attachment to the event.
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As someone with great sentimental attachment to the Republican Party, as I joined as the party of Goldwater, both parties have engaged in voting machine manipulation.
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AND I THINK THAT'S THE ULTIMATE CHANGE AGENT IS REALLY LOOK AT THINGS FRESHLY, LOOK AT THINGS DIFFERENTLY, DON'T HAVE ATTACHMENT TO THINGS IN THE PAST.
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But younger Europeans are more likely to report an attachment to the European Union than those 55 and over, according to the most recent Eurobarometer survey.
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In 2007, Gates, the former CEO of Microsoft, implemented a cap on screen time when his daughter started developing an unhealthy attachment to a video game.
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"The Tati and James Charles feud provides an opportunity for fans to take sides based on the intensity of their attachment to each character," Rutledge said.
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"Teens who have a strong attachment to a parent are less likely to use tobacco than those who are less connected to their family," she added.
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Others may have a sentimental attachment to the slow cooker grandma used, and now that they've inherited the appliance, they want to continue cooking with it.
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I've definitely developed an emotional attachment to my Overwatch favorites, and this is partly down to the work that Blizzard has done outside of the game.
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The British, perhaps owing to their attachment to royal castles, made a point of finding a most regal home in Rio de Janeiro: Parque Lage's palace.
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Directed by Laurie Kahn, Love Between the Covers investigates emotional attachment to romance narratives, the women who read and write them, and the shifting industry itself.
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"I was concerned about dramatizing the two main romantic relationships, since both of the girls are so intellectual in their attachment to other people," he explained.
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Boycotting settlement-made goods, which is, in effect, what I'm doing, is a way of reconciling my attachment to Israel with my problems with its policies.
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So at first, it seems like neither has much attachment to the bar, the neighborhood, or even their mother (whose name was Vidalia, "Vida" for short).
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Mischief makers poked fun at these French conservatives and their steadfast attachment to the old tradition by sending them silly gifts and invitations to nonexistent parties.
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The quality of the primary attachment to (usually) a mother — whether strong and loving, uncertain, or absent — helps determine the trajectory of a child's unfolding life.
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Readers of The New Yorker, though, and particularly the die-hards who attend the annual event, feel an attachment to the magazine and its cosmopolitan values.
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She can't deny the clear moral parallel between Negan's attachment to the memory of his past and her still-fresh wounds from having lost her Scavengers.
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Among American Jews, a growing rate of intermarriage with gentiles is lessening attachment to Israel, and Jewish organizations are increasingly divided over support for the country.
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No, I guess a president-elect's effort to undermine Americans' confidence in our political system — and, beyond that, his attachment to conspiracy theories — aren't pressing concerns.
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The article the former CIA operative linked to argues that the neoconservative foreign policy establishment is largely beholden to American Jews with an attachment to Israel.
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My choice is not rooted in selfishness as I once thought, nor a fear of losing my figure, or a puerile attachment to a contrarian view.
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But given his emotional attachment to children as well as his aesthetic appreciation of their forms, his assertion that his interest was strictly artistic is naïve.
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Dolan said in a statement to The New York Times that he agreed with Manfred's wishes to remove the logo, despite fans' attachment to the character.
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Verizon is set to be the first US carrier to get the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, a smartphone that won't require an attachment to access 5G.
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It's also set to be the first US carrier to get the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G, a smartphone that won't require an attachment to access 5G.
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Dr. Ferrari noted that clutter is also often the result of an "over-attachment" to our personal items, which makes it difficult to part with them.
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As we finish our lunch at the ugly diner—"I have an emotional attachment to this place," Tenaglia confides—I ask her about her work ethic.
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And part of that experience was working in a workplace — in a factory — that was predominantly men, and they all had a very intense attachment to masculinity.
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A source close to French President Emmanuel Macron said Trump had voiced his "personal attachment" to Europe and gave "rather positive and constructive messages" to his allies.
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"I never meant to call into question the Jewish community's attachment to our common values and to the respect of the rules of the Republic," he said.
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But given the circumstances of Jay-Z's partnership with the National Football League, many readers wondered whether their attachment to their seats was part of some message.
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The items in themselves are often gorgeous, and if you have any personal attachment to these movies, chances are you'll be giddy just to see the objects.
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The ability to name your fish, meanwhile, gives you a stronger sense of attachment to their fortune—or, perhaps, an opportunity to go wild with the puns.
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Fletcher, 53, revealed he felt no emotional attachment to the Queen biopic after stepping in to fill the shoes of the fired Bryan Singer in December 2017.
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As much as we say we long to be wireless in our phones, our headphones, and our speakers, the signs of our attachment to cords are everywhere.
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Yet the EU's attachment to free movement is genuine and deep—even the benefits change that Mr Cameron won took 48 hours of hard pounding to secure.
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Creepy children are a standby of horror, but creepy children the main characters are responsible for creating and have a familial attachment to are way, way scarier.
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Evan impresses over and over that he has no attachment to his shiny possessions, he never mentions his net worth and rarely demands the centre of attention.
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I have a sentimental attachment to that console; it kick-started my love for video games and Pokémon — I even have a Mimikyu tattooed on my forearm.
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Those who aren't as engaged in politics have less attachment to the parties and are more adrift from the so-called "ideological coherence" of the two parties.
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Yes, these are powered headphones, which is why you need that nerdy neckband attachment to hold the 6-hour battery pack, the Bluetooth radio, and an amplifier.
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I THINK IT ALLOWS MORE PEOPLE TO COME INTO THE LABOR FORCE, INCREASE THEIR ATTACHMENT TO THE WORKFORCE AND HAVE A LONGER PERMANENT EFFECT, POTENTIALLY, ON THAT.
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Audience members speak with many voices, use music and other cultural materials in many ways, and have different levels of attachment to the objects of their attention.
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These young companies are still moving into everything from lending to mobile payments to financial advising, making the most of consumers' changing behavior and attachment to smartphones.
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Officers can mount the phone in the middle of the chest or on the belt, or use an attachment to fasten a small camera onto the collar.
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And living in this society for some time has impacted the way I see the world, as well as my emotional attachment to certain parts of it.
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Born just months apart, both poets had a fondness for dandyism, a contempt for the ordinary, a principled attachment to impersonality, and a tendency to cherish unhappiness.
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The third and best of the six new episodes follows the peregrinations and emotional life of a dog who develops a passionate attachment to his hired walker.
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Put it this way: There's a reason whites in the Deep South vote something like 90 percent Republican, and it's not their philosophical attachment to libertarian principles.
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This is what an attachment to CGI images may be doing to us—turning fake things into reality, and turning meaningful life into a kind of television.
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Others have formed an uneasy exodus, their attachment to familiar places and routines irreparably battered by a storm that dumped 50-plus inches and caused widespread flooding.
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If you're a neurotic Jewish New Yorker like I am, you might have what could be described as an unhealthy attachment to the work of Roz Chast.
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"There is an ideological attachment to Brexit that can supersede other stuff," said Professor Anand Menon, director of the UK in a Changing Europe, a think tank.
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Hence, his work, like the show itself, feels appropriate on the premises of a college similarly devoted to exploring humanity's attachment to violence and its harmful effects.
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Armenians contended that his attachment to Turkey had led him to deny that the Turkish slaughter of Armenians in 1915, which he acknowledged and condemned, was genocide.
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Deborah Chow, who directed the latest episode of the Disney Plus "Star Wars" series, talks about kitchen-sink shootouts and Werner Herzog's abiding attachment to Baby Yoda.
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Hilary's marriage is stagnating; Mercy, a recent college graduate, orbits without attachment to the community's various social groups; and Margaret grapples with a tragedy from her past.
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Juncker reiterated that he didn't have a special attachment to the backstop - the plan to ensure the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland remains open after Brexit.
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But Humpty, Ginny tells Mickey, "has an unnatural attachment" to Carolina (and indeed, he seems to treat her with much more love than he treats his wife).
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Hypocrisy aside, the reaction of nearly half the country to Russia's meddling says a lot about our attachment to core democratic values like free and fair elections.
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Those of us concerned about young people's attachment to democracy are encouraged to see strong youth engagement in the "outsider" campaigns of Donald Trump and especially Bernie Sanders.
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Utah, the state with the greatest attachment to this method of execution, gave it up in 2004 (although only temporarily) because it evoked images of raw, frontier justice.
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But his famous name and attachment to causes dear to populist Republicans' hearts – particularly his insistence that the 44th president is a secret Kenyan – give Arpaio electoral clout.
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This is partly because it's so easy to get rid of my hair and do something new and partly because I don't really have much attachment to it.
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Mr Kerry's 72-minute discourse dealt largely with his long love for, and attachment to, Israel, dating to his first visit there as a young senator in 1986.
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Both presidents argued that for Democrats to survive in an increasingly conservative era they would need to shed their attachment to the New Deal and Great Society traditions.
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For Hawaiians — who thrived in the islands before foreigners arrived at the end of the 18th century — care and attachment to the land is central to their identities.
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While Puerto Ricans traditionally lean Democratic, Republicans sense an opportunity in reaching the newcomers, many of whom don't yet have an attachment to a mainland American political party.
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After all, the whole reason people live in Florida (or just have a romantic attachment to it, as I do) is because they love living near the water.
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Because suspicion of those who move around—immigrants, refugees, globalized élites—is associated with voting for Trump, attachment to home has come to look like a Trumpian value.
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"We understand since many of you have been Tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters – we felt it, too," the blog post reads.
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He points out that the music doesn't really help provide any sort of emotional attachment to the scene, and proves his point by taking the music out completely.
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Drastically decrease the time it takes to prep ingredients for your meals by using the KitchenAid Food Processor Attachment to slice, shred, and julienne vegetables, cheeses, and fruits.
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The company has been notorious for not promoting an attachment to its brands online — but that could change next year, as the company masters its private-label approach.
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However, as all friendships go we cannot be sure of their true attachment to our hearts and souls without the passage of time, and time we must pass.
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The flurry of messages were originally filed under seal as an attachment to the government's February sentencing memo detailing Mueller's objection to the presentence report in Manafort's case.
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It's told often, as the title hints at, through his characters relationships with their quadruped companions, adding more layers of memory, ephemerality, and attachment to his loping songs.
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Perhaps the only downside to the deluge of concepts, colorways, and series is that graphics have not only become less precious, but often devoid of attachment to skateboarding.
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Misunderstandings stretched out the first few hours of both, slowing progress right down—but this ultimately saw me form a deeper emotional attachment to their depictions of Link.
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Working in Westeros seems either nightmarish or exactly the type of thing that a driven go-getter without a strong attachment to his or her head might want.
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His weaknesses, from a rigid attachment to the battles of an earlier generation to his struggle to persuade older black Democrats to join his revolution, aren't media inventions.
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Nick has a lifetime of attachment to local friends, and Sheryl has been visiting Yamhill ever since our engagement, when she amused people by locking the car door.
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European attachment to the deal has led some of its opponents to try to create circumstances that could bait the Iranians into walking away from the deal themselves.
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Beyond just looking at a leafy green plant, researchers wrote that developing a "mild attachment" to the plant added "slight but meaningful emotional involvement" that intensified the benefits.
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If they did, she would be categorized as having minzu qingxu, an emotional attachment to your ethnic group, a mark of political unreliability for a non-Han minority.
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Mothers who had the most pronounced alterations in their brains also scored higher on tests of emotional attachment to their babies than women whose brains underwent subtler changes.
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In this telling, Mr. Cohen's loyalty was always to himself, and his attachment to President Trump was one that he viewed as potentially propelling himself to public office.
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A pluralistic respect for other nations (admiring the Dutch speed skaters) is perfectly compatible with a special attachment to your own (hoping an American pulls off an upset).
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The thinking goes like this: Right now, people feel a strong attachment to Social Security, because they pay into it and receive benefits based on what they paid.
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But what we do share, and always have, is a deep attachment to an idea of justice: one founded on freedom and equality and embodied in the US Constitution.
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While many continue to stubbornly savour an attachment to their mid-90s incarnation, Weezer have stopped giving a shit about living up to it and started having fun instead.
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A non-Trumpian attachment to American global leadership, a feeling of moral duty and a belief that foreign aid is in America's national interest all help to explain why.
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While PT supporters "have an almost religious attachment to their party, the vote for the PSDB was much more instrumental", says Sergio Fausto, who runs Mr Cardoso's think-tank.
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In a country where ties to family and place are deeply rooted, it is unsurprising that today's inhabitants of central Italy retain a strong attachment to their ancient ancestors.
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But that would be discounting the genius of Breslin and Foley, who may have even more of a pathological attachment to Real Housewives (and to theater) than I do.
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It takes just one employee to click on a malicious link or email attachment to infect a computer, which if networked to other machines can quickly spread the virus.
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Without seeing any actors and without seeing any relationships on screen, you're still able to develop an emotional attachment to the family through a tour of their empty home.
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It is an arena where innovation has been slow and fitful—surpisingly so, perhaps, given peoples' perennial need for clothes and luggage and their attachment to modesty and warmth.
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He expected precision and rigor in her thinking, but remained blunderingly sentimental in his attachment to Kathleen, who had reserves of strength and conviviality that far exceeded his own.
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Macron gave a speech at the palace, saying that Essebsi had "supported the stability of the constitution, the attachment to freedom and openness ... and equality between women and men".
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She was subject to all the racism and taunting that is rife in Northern Ontario, but without any of the strength an attachment to her culture could have provided.
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We always try to make sure that even though we had a specific attachment to the sounds, they could be interpreted in many different ways by anyone who listened.
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But such is France's professed attachment to its egalitarian tradition that such unlikely critics took aim at Emmanuel Macron on Friday over his promotion of a more meritocratic culture.
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"This is a significant shortcoming of macroeconomic analysis because academic studies suggest paid parental leave programs increase women's attachment to the workforce and therefore future earnings," the analysis said.
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Freed from their obligations to the Bush family, many of these wealthy donors will likely gravitate toward Rubio, given his closer attachment to the establishment wing of the GOP.
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More than 170 years old, the church closed in 2013, but some of its former parishioners — many who were French-speaking — still feel a strong attachment to the building.
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In October, 2011, the literary scholar and cultural theorist Lauren Berlant published " Cruel Optimism ," a meditation on our attachment to dreams that we know are destined to be dashed.
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"The bid was much higher than I expected and shows Anne Frank's cultural importance and also the emotional attachment to who she was and what she represents," he said.
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An attachment to Apol's memo lists various best practices; for example, it urges officials to model a "Should I do it?" mentality versus a "Can I do it?" one.
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His attachment to do-it-yourself campaigning has often been attributed to his punk-rock past, and there is a common thread of the homemade, the cult of authenticity.
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And it looks like the series will explore the question of whether they can happily maintain both their marriage and their affairs, especially Alan's increasingly intimate attachment to Claire.
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They stayed because of a deep attachment to the people, the land, the sense of California exceptionalism, an appreciation of everything from the Russian River to the U.C. system.
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Like them he rejected the clean rational forms of the Concretists, but he retained the earlier group's attachment to the art object His efforts communicate and reward empathic attention.
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I consider myself a member of the tribe "humanity," for instance, but in practice, the intensity of my attachment to, say, a random dude in Estonia is rather attenuated.
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Published back in 1972, the novel remains scarily prescient in its depiction of how humanity's stupidity, greed and attachment to cheap energy can blind us to an existential threat.
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The checklist includes: making sure ECMO is attached to the patient safely and securely; pausing after every position change or movement; regularly reassessing the patient's attachment to the machine.
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In their continuous efforts to infect us with despair and dissolve our attachment to our country, our North Vietnamese captors insisted the American government and people had forgotten us.
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I also saw them employed firsthand in outposts scattered across the countryside in Afghanistan while serving as an attachment to special operations units in parts of 2202 and 2628.
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"We want the associates to have an attachment to it and want to protect it," said Sarjoun Skaff, a co-founder and the chief technology officer at Bossa Nova.
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We had a special attachment to Southeast Asia — my wife, Tini, is Vietnamese American and worked for seven years for The Associated Press in Vietnam before moving to China.
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She writes: I've been a fan of true crime since I was a teenager, but over the last year, I have become uneasy about my attachment to the genre.
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But it's about having a paradigm shift in which you see the attachment to life being about productivity and accomplishing things is just programming that's part of our culture.
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But the cosmopolitan enclave—perhaps because of its remoteness, perhaps because it was shielded by local officials with an attachment to music—was spared the worst of the brutality.
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"He had a lot of emotional attachment to it, having buried many of his deceased relatives on it, including his brother, after whom I was named," the lawyer added.
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Screenshot from Live From Trona You have a particular attachment to California and you could say that your music has a Californian attitude to it a lot of the time.
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In the biennial, Oregon artists prove themselves to be pluralistic in their processes, subject matter, and the communities they take part in, while still embracing an attachment to the Northwest.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: Growing up in Manhattan, I developed a strong sentimental attachment to two apartments: my parents' on East 69th Street and my grandmother's on East 77th Street.
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Both storylines are incredibly compelling and filled with great characters that are actually memorable beyond their attachment to plot development — something that WoW hasn't always been so great at achieving.
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"I know it seems maybe silly having an attachment to a house, but for me homes have always been the only protection I've had from a scary world," she says.
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The launch of the new wine "reaffirms the couple's attachment to Miraval," a source tells PEOPLE, adding Pitt was deeply involved in its creation and participated during last September's harvest.
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From the wasp armoured "like a knight dressed for battle" to the dawn that affirms "light and life", "Autumn" glows with a radiant attachment to "the world, as it is".
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People middle income and below that are finding good opportunities, working, reinforcing their attachment to the labor force, which ought to have a longer lasting effect even beyond this cycle.
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The neurotic intensity of Carrie's attachment to Quinn, which is more about what he represents to her as opposed to who he truly is, also characterizes her relationship with Brody.
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"Sometimes parents do create an attachment to home, a mythology to home for their children in order to given them a sense of history, a sense of place," she said.
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As Joseph's father and brother appear on the screen (both have passed away in recent years), the artist's attachment to those amplified sounds as triggers of memory become more vivid.
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In fact, she eschews any quantitative recounting of eating disorder war stories:Even when someone eating disordered has recovered, he or she still retains an attachment to the anorexic value system.
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Still, this peculiar romance unfolds within such a narrow range that it's possible to find one's interest waning, inasmuch as it's difficult to forge much an attachment to anyone here.
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America has long been an obstacle to these efforts, due to our quaint attachment to our Constitution and the exceptionalist notion that we don't need international treaties to "improve" it.
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"We understand since many of you have been Tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters – we felt it, too," Twitter product manager Aliza Rosen wrote.
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In the edit, you can really form an attachment to the narrative, especially because of the problem with communication, having lost the ability to speak and tell my own story.
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Just as any person with lingering attachment to their sanity would do, we'll simply ignore the fact that they've decided to use hamburger-themed idols for the ramen tie-in.
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And as Trump prepares to give his second State of the Union on Tuesday, it's ever more clear that his attachment to an actual, physical wall could derail his presidency.
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Specialist Natkevicius's personal story, however, offers a counterpoint to critics who say people in the program arrive with no established attachment to the country and do not deserve the opportunity.
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Volkswagen's attachment to long-serving managers contrasts with the approach taken by the electronics and engineering giant Siemens, another German corporate icon engulfed by scandal that recovered much more quickly.
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Nick Robideau's play about Erica, a young woman who discovers her "objectum sexuality," or objectophilia, and a wholehearted attachment to the sign at the local Dairy Queen, finishes its run.
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His attractive qualities of bluntness and loyalty are offset by a propensity for passive-aggressiveness in his dealings with civilian authority and a dogmatic attachment to some pretty dubious ideas.
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Along with my weird attachment to her character on Friends, I tracked every detail of Jennifer Aniston's relationship with Brad Pitt in the tabloids I was still ashamed to read.
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And while it is true that most Americans share points of agreement on many big policy questions, Dr. Mason said, that can be overridden by their attachment to their group.
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I've been most disappointed with the twentysomething kids with no attachment to Kashmir beyond their grandparents' birthplaces, who parrot what their elders are telling them about Hindus and India's superiority.
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Nick Robideau's play about Erica — a young woman who discovers her "objectum sexuality," or objectophilia, and a wholehearted attachment to the sign at the local Dairy Queen — finishes its run.
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"We understand since many of you have been Tweeting for years, there may be an emotional attachment to 140 characters — we felt it, too," the company said in its blog post.
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And Trump will have to temper his promise to unseat the "small group in our nation's Capital" that has reaped the rewards of government with his growing attachment to the establishment.
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"There is a possibility that attachment to Europe ... can be used to emphasize the fact that there are things that countries have to do together, like fighting climate change," he added.
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In contrast, investors seeing the deal for the first time lack an emotional and/or financial attachment to the company, and their investment conviction will come from a less biased position.
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The email recommends users "copy all the video links in the attachment to a download software to batch download them," or "install another media player" if the files cannot be opened.
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And the end, she can't go through with it because the emotional attachment to her daughter proves too strong, but when she leaves the train, the entire station immediately shuts down.
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"The deadlines were very tight but the Louvre was quickly convinced because the synopsis showed a real attachment to the museum and its beloved artworks," the museum said in its statement.
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And although there was an emotional attachment to family-run firms, numerous examples from Europe showed that letting go of a business at the right time could be beneficial, he said.
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"If this [surface feature] functions as it does in dengue and is involved in attachment to human cells, it could be a good spot to target an antiviral compound," noted Rossmann.
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Likewise, Luke and Maz both had expanded roles in earlier drafts of the film, but their screen time was cut so that audiences could feel more attachment to the new heroes.
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"If you want people to have an emotional attachment to New York, I always try to think of what New York is like in my own imagination and memory," she said.
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The tough little gang are trying to find their way out of the zone, but they also feel a strong attachment to the place and its bent rules, its magical desolation.
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Taken together, Iran's strategic patience — which the nuclear deal rewards — in the face of growing sanctions pressure, as well as Europe's attachment to the JCPOA requires Washington to recalibrate its policy.
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Watching her shiny-eyed wonder at a meteor shower and her giddy pleasure at wading in the river with James, we feel how deep the attachment to this landscape can be.
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If I had to choose, I've say I personally have the deepest sentimental attachment to the Model S. It was Tesla's first real car, and to this day, it's a triumph.
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Our attachment to the idea of a "normal" body — a body that falls neatly within the gender binary — is driving surgeries on intersex infants and children (absent a true medical necessity).
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For one woman it may mean the ending of an unwanted pregnancy, involving an "embryo" or "fetus" or "ball of cells" or "body part" that she had no emotional attachment to.
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In 1995, Lawrence Hatab published a fascinating book called " A Nietzschean Defense of Democracy ," which emphasizes the philosopher's attachment to the Greek agon—competition among worthy adversaries, whether athletic or artistic.
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Who are we, that we continue to feel such anxious attachment to college football even as we acknowledge that the game, at least as it is currently played, is ethically suspect?
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Inevitably, Simón and Inés fall into a kind of rivalry for priority both in the boy's life and in his heart, and he waxes and wanes in his attachment to each.
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He is recessive, lightly ironic, evasive ("I think I write about Englishness," Barnes once said), puzzling over his life and, very often, his attachment to a charismatic and congenitally unfaithful woman.
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Specifically, "Contagion" scatters its attention among so many characters -- including victims and those desperately working to find a vaccine -- that it suffers in stoking an attachment to any one of them.
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If "The Snow Queen" extends the medium's long-standing attachment to fable and legend, Czernowin's "Heart Chamber" nods to the modern tradition of Zeitoper —"now opera," or opera of the moment.
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In the degree of their attachment to Labour and distrust of the Tories, Muslim voters are a "mirror image" of their Jewish counterparts, says Maria Sobolewska, one of the Manchester academics.
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Although the spectacle of Trump dancing and touching the orb caused some consternation, it revealed his long-standing attachment to members of the family that rules the country with absolute power.
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Which is not to say she gave a feral performance: She never appeared out of control as she navigated the piece's changing moods and fickle attachment to Romantic and Classical styles.
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His attachment to the United Kingdom's Security and Intelligence Agencies (the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), the Security Service and GCHQ) ended this weekend, his office announced in a press statement on Saturday.
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"There is nothing as personal as your hair; it is the only thing you grow, shape, and care for, and it has a literal attachment to us," says celebrity hairstylist Matt Fugate.
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In contrast, the ability for parties to foster support for their candidates is weak (as) most of Indonesia's parties are still relatively new and the public's attachment to (them) is still weak.
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In some ways it's quite the opposite, a visceral attachment to what happens on the other side of the Atlantic that makes everyone take it much more seriously than, say, French politics.
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Britons have long had a strong emotional attachment to their homes, using it as a retirement fund or boosting their own personal spending as their equity and financial confidence soars increasingly higher.
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By contrast Mrs May cares about places, their preservation and people's attachment to them, an attitude which makes her particularly concerned with down-and-out areas that need help picking themselves up.
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But, if you're like me, and have little to no attachment to your physical appearance and trust implicitly in the kindness of extremely gifted strangers, this look should be totally smooth sailing.
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Given Republican leaders' control of Congress, as well as Republican voters' fierce attachment to right-leaning media, Republicans now have much greater capacity than Democrats to shape the short-term political agenda.
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And, if you can get someone to pat your back, that can loosen the phlegm's attachment to the bronchial walls, which "allows it to be coughed out more easily," Dr. Voigt says.
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Germany's wariness about military might has understandable 20th-century roots, and the country has a certain romantic attachment to Russia—witness Willy Brandt's "Ostpolitik" rapprochement with the Soviet Union—that alarms Poles.
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If you need a refresher on just how coveted a pair of Skechers were in the early 2000s, allow us to reference Britney Spears' absolutely iconic attachment to the Skechers Energy sneaker.
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If the roles were reversed, and I was a non-widowed single person dating a widower, I'm sure I'd feel a degree of insecurity about my partner's attachment to his late wife.
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She said Trump's victory has also challenged Americans' attachment to long-standing systems, including the Electoral College, which mandated Trump's win even though he lost the popular vote by about 3 million.
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That dispute has created an obstacle in talks around delaying a group of ObamaCare taxes from taking effect, likely as an attachment to a large year-end spending package later this month.
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Efforts to move the town in 1973 and 2002 were derailed by several issues, including attachment to a school built in 1977 and concerns about the long-term viability of alternate sites.
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But that is also the cast of mind that, with the addition of common sense and humor and an attachment to regular things—life, family, dinner—makes Alcott's most admirable characters admirable.
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Breville's Super Q Blender is a great blender on its own, but when you add the VacQ attachment to it, it becomes a vacuum blender and removes all air from your concoctions.
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"No matter how close we can be to the US, we are keen to keep up our longstanding attachment to UN Security Council resolutions on the Jerusalem status," said a diplomatic source.
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Recalling her own troubled childhood with the mentally unstable Sophie and her attachment to an invisible friend she called Diana, Rebecca needs no convincing when Martin tells her that Diana has returned.
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Even though many of them are oppressed in various ways, their proximity to power — and their attachment to those who benefit directly from it — makes them less likely to challenge the system.
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All that remains now is a nihilistic impulse, the endless will to bring down what their enemy Obama has built — that, and an atavistic attachment to the nation's 50,000 remaining coal miners.
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To understand the deep attachment to guns, and the view that violence is the result of bad choices by people who lack moral guidance, is helpful to gun control advocates like me.
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Yet it's the push-pull of the desire to leave coupled with the "strong attachment to the comfort, the privacy, the intimacy, and the pride of home" that has shaped Freed's life.
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And the fierce attachment to the female point of view has the effect of turning the male characters' rage and violence into a tragicomic opera buffa, a stylized performance of endangered pride.
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In exile, he maintains a fierce attachment to his hometown and has formed a volunteer group, Naranoha, to stage cultural events to bring together the diaspora of former residents around the region.
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Over subsequent visits, she developed a deep attachment to the place; its unchanging vinyl upholstery, grid-patterned pendant shades and Italian omelets helped to make an increasingly untethered existence feel more rooted.
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He still has a mystical attachment to inanimate objects, among them an aged barrel chair he once picked up in Bristol — a commode, in fact, that he covered with a fancy cushion.
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She's singing about being a ride or die in a relationship that is maybe noooooot the greatest for her, but damn — we don't all know that sort of passionate attachment to someone.
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I really would have welcomed an episode that was just about this twisted family that we're describing, because the resentment toward Clarence but also the attachment to him was intriguing to me.
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Even if that fabric weren't already so obviously tearing, the fact that integrity and an unbreakable attachment to truth count as signs of neuro-divergence might suggest that all is not well.
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It doesn't work as a controller for regular Android or iOS games, though, and you'll either need a phone stand or a 3D-printed attachment to clamp the gamepad to your phone.
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And if there was something rather excessive — even, to my mind, schoolgirlish — about her attachment to her young servant, it was perhaps only a late and pathetic extension of the maternal instinct.
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Those inventions included an improved design for a toilet paper holder and an attachment to a walker for people with disabilities that featured a tray and a pocket for carrying their belongings.
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At Christmas, a holiday I have no attachment to and no real interest in, I'd listen to "That Was the Worst Christmas Ever!" and feel as if I, too, had a terrible Christmas.
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Woodcock's attachment to his dead mother, his connection to his sister, and his overbearing and even cruel dedication to his work gets snagged by the addition of Alma, who seems at first yielding.
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"His big victory confirms that a very large majority of our fellow citizens wanted to unite around the values of the Republic and show their attachment to the European Union," the statement said.
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I have a lot of sentimental attachment to the songs on the album, but if we're just talking about an album in general… You say this was also a hard record to make.
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This is not the first time a Quebec government has played identity politics in a province whose political class professes to be secular but retains a lingering attachment to its deep Catholic roots.
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Yesterday, The New York Times published a hilarious or apocalyptic (depending on how much you like basketball) account of NBA players' attachment to their smartphones before and after a game—and sometimes during.
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European conservatives loved Benedict for his perceived attachment to the heritage of their continent; their American counterparts resent Francis for his anti-capitalism and his embrace of the grievances of the global South.
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The Disney worlds (more about those later) are more or less contained stories and the resolution of the main plot is action-packed and emotional regardless of one's personal attachment to the characters.
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While it's not clear how this would get passed — on its own or as an attachment to something else— Congress does not seem interested in slowing down the defense bill to address this.
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People who know Trump well say he is trying to thread the needle between the cultural flash point of school shootings and the cultural bedrock of middle America's attachment to the Second Amendment.
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When the marine biologist compares his diaphanous squid to "my mother's underwear soaking in a holiday basin," we get a sense of both his deep attachment to the squid and his stunted sexuality.
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And given the concentration of Russian oligarchic families in London and their attachment to that city, the UK in particular possesses the power to undercut the critical relationship between Putin and his cronies.
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And, since I married one of the most brilliant performers in 'Cats' [Sharon Lee-Hill], and therefore she's the mother of two of my daughters, they feel a particular attachment to the show.
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Tim Kasser spent decades studying materialism and the results are conclusive: an attachment to possessions (and to their pursuit) will not only fail to make us happy but can actually make us unhappy.
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Indeed, the well-documented demise of traditional working-class jobs in Wigan and the rest of Britain has not ended people's attachment to the idea that they belong to a put-upon proletariat.
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Notably, Alexei Ratmansky, the artist-in-residence at American Ballet Theatre, has found in his heart an attachment to the old Bolshoi repertory, which is what he was trained in as a boy.
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Mr. Meenan said he began writing about a romantic attachment to a fellow student, and believes now that Mr. Beck read in those essays signs of vulnerability that he set out to exploit.
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We often talk about the "one more turn" effect in strategy games (something akin to Lays's "you can't eat just one" logic), and Northgard presses on that feeling with your attachment to survival.
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Her extreme quest for answers certainly crosses the boundaries of journalistic integrity as well as personal safety, but after she discovers a personal attachment to the town, there is simply no stopping her.
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If you're living in a time period when it's harder for women to be employed in any way or be artists, they are going to be defined by their attachment to great men.
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Its government drew support in part from those with an emotional attachment to the job security, social fabric and national pride associated with mining that overlooked the downside for health and the planet.
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Earlier this year, we did a deep dive into her various personas and felt a particular attachment to Anubis, a fun-loving vampire who lives in LA and loves to gossip and shop.
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Rising concerns about housing affordability, racial inequality and climate change are causing cities nationwide to re-examine their attachment to the single-family house, with several scaling back zoning for the detached homes.
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Neither won the support of all Republicans, but both won the backing or complicity of enough of them to confirm just how hollow and hypocritical the party's attachment to conservative morality always was.
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Three longtime security guards at the fictional Boston Art Museum — played by Christopher Walken, Morgan Freeman, and William H. Macy — have each developed an attachment to a specific artwork in the permanent collection.
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He seems not to realize that "giving voice to the non-human" might mean something other than Deen being haunted by "unaccustomed forces" or Piya's Free Willy-like attachment to a river dolphin.
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's new son will have similar wall-to-wall coverage as he grows up -- and most of us will develop a similar attachment to him as he matures.
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PARIS (Reuters) - While France's attachment to welfare spending is no secret, the United States is not far behind when taking into account private money as well, data from the OECD showed on Wednesday.
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"If we're doing our jobs properly, there should hopefully be some sort of emotional attachment to the Assistant — you should be sad if it falls into the sink and goes haywire!" he says.
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It entails living with the guilty feeling that one ought to abandon this unruly attachment to one's interiority in order for matrimony to be the union of trust it is supposed to be.
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With all due respect to the "Rousseauism" of those who have never truly read Jean-Jacques Rousseau, man has never existed entirely on his own, with no attachment to a community of others.
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Georg's growing attachment to Marie is paralleled by his delicate, paternal feelings for a young boy (Lilien Batman) who, with his North African mother (Maryam Zaree), forcefully underscores the story's topical political resonance.
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"We certainly understand the sensitivities of the logo, those who find it insensitive and also those fans who have a longstanding attachment to its place in the history of the team," he said.
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In studies, researchers have shown that the majority of women perpetrators of medical abuse grew up with an insecure, ambivalent attachment to their parents, and may have a similar relationship to their own children.
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A wide band on one side of the carrier fits over the handle of a rolling suitcase, while on the other side, two straps clip together for easy attachment to a car seat belt.
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A subtler concern voiced by some constitutional lawyers was that, while Mr Renzi might be trusted with additional powers, they could one day be wielded by a leader with a shakier attachment to democracy.
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They hated to leave Ollie behind on their weekend excursions, so they assembled an attachment to their Harley — who they call Lucille — that allows their fuzzy buddy to hit the open road with them.
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There can be no respite from fighting today's Republican Party, a uniquely dangerous organization that combines white racial supremacism with a reactionary hostility to modern social democracy and a deranged attachment to climate denialism.
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The easiest way to rile the populists is to imply that their attachment to symbols of national identity, such as blue passports or the Cross of St George, is a sign of low intelligence.
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Antía's resentment of her mother is the result of Julieta's attachment to Xoan—this is what led Julieta to confront him over his philandering, which in Antía's mind makes Julieta complicit in Xoan's death.
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"One of my most favorite relationships that I've seen and I know I have a personal attachment to it, but is your relationship with my husband on Parks and Recreation," Faris says to Plaza.
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My family's own practice tends to lean more towards devotion to Krishna and other masculine deities, but I have also felt a deep attachment to the goddesses, of which Hinduism has many, specifically Durga.
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While iHeartRadio has managed the digital transition well so far, it must keep innovating to satisfy young listeners who do not have the same attachment to radio, said Jay Samit, a former music executive.
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The 62-year-old physicist from East Germany is a guarantor of her country's long-standing attachment to the EU as the key to a stable Europe after havoc wrought from Berlin last century.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Lower taxes, fewer labor rules, less state: in a country famed for its attachment to a protective social model, economic liberalism is the surprise trend among aspirants for France's 210 presidential election.
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For a president who entered office without much attachment to political orthodoxy, this week's deal may serve as a useful exercise towards establishing a minimal working relationship between the White House and Democratic leaders.
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Since the governing conservatism of that time no longer reflected any serious attachment to libertarian principles, it was time to explore the possibility of a new kind of center-left infused with libertarian insights.
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For all the technical wizardry up her sleeve, these elaborate constructions exhibit, above all else, Wayne's attachment to those things in her universe that enable her to do the thing she loves most — painting.
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Though Federer did not participate in the Hopman Cup through the middle years of his career, he has a long attachment to the event, first coming to Perth as a hitting partner in 218.
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Bob Arum, the 85-year-old, Brooklyn-born, Las Vegas-based promoter, has a sentimental attachment to the Garden — the site of his first fight promotion, the Ali-Oscar Bonavena heavyweight bout in 1970.
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If your attachment to your device is so strong that even the thought of an electronics ban on your next flight causes you angst, that may be the first sign you should consider weaning.
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They either have a secure attachment to someone, meaning they feel heartened by the other's presence and aren't fearful of losing it, or they have an insecure attachment, which can manifest in other ways.
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But Radcliffe also doesn't mince words about Brady's stated politics, and his attachment to a piece of political memorabilia that many have come to regard as a symbol of the current administration's hateful beliefs.
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The French attachment to secularism is not some ploy to oppress Muslims: It is the reflection of a long political history and a very different cultural attitude towards religion than in the United States.
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" Connecticut Luan Joy Sherman, 24, an artist in Brooklyn "I feel much more comfortable in my own skin since I've been on hormones, so I no longer have a significant attachment to concepts of masculinity.
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Given how many individual human beings have died on this show, his attachment to, essentially, a concept — the old state of the world, and the value of traditional houses — seems almost quaint and noble here.
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Munchausen stars Die Hard's Bonnie Bedelia as a mother with an unhealthy attachment to her teenage child, who is willing to go to extraordinary lengths to prevent him from getting married and leaving home forever.
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But as NOAA pointed out, dolphins exhibit strong, life-long attachment to small swaths of territory, and they're reluctant to leave their home range even when environmental disruptions—like an oil spill—threaten their health.
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He urges a more productive relationship to nostalgia, one that allows for feelings of attachment to, say, a TV show, politician, or certain traditions, and yet is also capable of looking at those emotions critically.
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I am scared and concerned for students of color, queer* and trans* students and all university community members at the mercy of an arbitrarily expanded police force without clear oversight or attachment to the community.
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Just as Microsoft's attachment to the PC hampered its smartphone ambitions, so Apple and Google's existing product lines have discouraged the companies from thinking about the opportunities for voice controlled gadgets in a systematic way.
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That is perhaps the biggest motivator for promoters to deal with the headaches involved of throwing an event abroad—the desire to create something in a place that they feel a strong emotional attachment to.
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Back in 2007, Gates also set a cap on the amount of time his daughter could spend in front of a screen when he felt she was developing an unhealthy attachment to a video game.
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The episode's editing draws attention to the resemblance between Camille's attachment to Alice and her relationship with Amma, who directs a strange mix of antipathy and affection toward this much older sibling she barely knows.
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Braun was running against two members of the House, both graduates of Wabash College with problematic driving records and an attachment to the president so intense, one was campaigning to get him a Nobel Prize.
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Noma founded a next-level locavorism that is widely if not always intelligently imitated, and one of its legacies is the notion that restaurants with global ambitions must demonstrate a strong attachment to their location.
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While many, including Christopher Hawthorne, the architecture Critic for The Los Angeles Times, generally support the Zumthor plan, some favor renovation of the existing buildings or have voiced their emotional attachment to the old structures.
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The email provided misinformation about the spread of the coronavirus in several Japanese cities, and when a user opened an attachment to the email, they downloaded a modular, self-propagating Trojan virus onto their computer.
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There may be a sentimental attachment to the rhetoric of Zionism's insurgent period around independence: "redeeming" the land of Israel, "answering" the Holocaust, building a "majority" of people with J-positive blood, and so forth.
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By virtue of its attachment to the Hermitage name, Crozes-Hermitage — grown in a region extending about 10 miles north and south of the hill — has often operated largely on the principle of reflected glory.
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She attributed her interest in working with a long form, with the book as a totality rather than as a compilation of individual poems, to her attachment to European classical music and its modern descendants.
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Evoking the up-cycled metal lattices of Ghanian artist El Anatsui, Padernos has composed an intricate postcolonial work that touches on one's attachment to everyday objects and domestic materials that denote the concept of home.
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Leslie Heimov, Executive Director of the Children's Law Center of California, which has legally represented Lexi since 2011, maintains that the girl has already formed an attachment to the Utah family over three years of visits.
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The researchers looked for these "occultation" events using a pair of $6,000 Celestron telescopes, each equipped with an astronomy camera and an attachment to increase the camera's maximum aperture size and increase the field of view.
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But the United States' attachment to the letter offers one of the most direct criticisms yet from President Donald Trump, who has previously weighed the consequences of the killing against his strong alliance with the kingdom.
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"Regardless of the strength of their attachment to their own party, the more voters dislike the opposing party, the greater the probability that they will vote consistently for their own party's candidates," Abramowitz and Webster explain.
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Clinton developed his own attachment to Peres during talks that led to the signing of the Oslo Accords on the South Lawn of the White House in 1993, for which he won the Noble Peace Prize.
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But also, that attachment to their phones may be associated with increased levels of stress, because they think that if they miss a call or miss a text, and if their phone dings at 2 a.m.
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Millions of Britons have been going on a "digital detox" as attachment to connected devices has caused them to miss out on sleep, work and spending time with friends and family, according to a new report.
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Up-and-coming Force user Rey (Daisy Ridley) gets a similarly brutal, unforgiving examination into her parent issues and her attachment to myths, both her self-created ones and the ones she's absorbed about the Jedi.
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And then the spooked horse kicks Ken square in the abdomen and we watch, with no attachment to this new character whatsoever, as he dies, and then his parents, who we have also just met, grieve.
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But Trump has also revealed a weakness that goes beyond the institutional problems of the presidency: In ignoring the norms and traditions of American democracy, he has shown how weak Americans' attachment to them really is.
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He developed a particular attachment to one of these concepts — Ratio, a software company that builds products for making complex, archaic markets simpler and more efficient — and ended up taking the helm as the company's CEO.
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After winning a race fuelled by anger and led by Mr Trump, the party would almost certainly ditch its attachment to free trade and a muscular foreign policy and retreat into isolationism, xenophobia and economic populism.
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It's never clear what's changing in Afghanistan politically over the course of the film, or whether Kim feels an actual personal attachment to the people around her, or just ambition to prove herself and grab airtime.
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But the other problem is us: Our stubborn attachment to a label that, for example, places wind turbine vibration sensors in the same jargon-bucket as a voice-activated home speaker that can control our lights.
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I've felt meaningful attachment to professional athletes I've managed in Football Manager but have never watched play, and I have imagined the interior lives of teen-age prospects whose non-pixelated faces I would never recognize.
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Thus, the exhibition creates the resonance space it claims to — in which we might recollect and move forward at the same time, experiencing an affirmative attachment to the non-human, if only for a short time.
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Her wall text at the entrance to the exhibition is ambivalent, suggesting Fathy's noble intentions in wanting to help the poor villagers while also showing sympathy for the residents in their attachment to their original villages.
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It's interesting you mentioned those points about stickiness — that people have an attachment to home and just don't want to move — because that's something that I found is more perplexing to economists than to lay people.
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People in these countries suffer from other people's driving, other people's manufacturing and other people's attachment to things like flat-screen TVs and iPads that most Somalis and South Sudanese will touch only in their dreams.
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"Now a new generation, who do not have an emotional attachment to that agreement, or were just children at that time, are raising their hands and saying that the agreement was not good," Mr. Bartomeus said.
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The best of the three (and the best nominee for live-action short) is Marguerite, about an elderly woman whose deep attachment to her caretaker is eventually revealed to be due to more than mere loneliness.
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The second big lesson is that resentment, which I still hypothesize for now is mainly racial, still plays a large role in our politics, and that attachment to inherited hierarchies — white, male supremacy — is not obsolete.
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"The FBI will provide an email attachment to the victim which will be used to pose as a form to be filled out by the TARGET USER for future payment from the VICTIM," one court record reads.
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"It is precisely VMI's attachment to such old-fashioned concepts as manly honor that has made it, and the system it represents, the target of those who today succeed in abolishing public single-sex education," Scalia wrote.
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At the heart of all theistic religions is the idea that the worship of, or excessive attachment to, anything or anyone other than God is something to be avoided: a sinful distraction at best, idolatry at worst.
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In its fictional world, Gossip Girl was iconic because the blog held a full monopoly over its jurisdiction: The blog's word was the law that the elite obeyed; there was an unwavering, unshakeable attachment to Gossip Girl.
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"While we recognize many of our fans have a longstanding attachment to Chief Wahoo, I'm ultimately in agreement with Commissioner Manfred's desire to remove the logo from our uniforms in 2019," Cleveland Indians owner Paul Dolan said.
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People crave a sense of being valued by others, feeling an attachment to a community, and that may be why so many Muslims hold on to Ramadan, even -- or maybe especially -- when tough times face the community.
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The Arizona senator and his party's 2008 presidential nominee described that "half-baked, spurious nationalism" as "unpatriotic as an attachment to any other tired dogma of the past that Americans consigned to the ash heap of history."
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The contradiction at the heart of Mr. Stein's observations is an animating spirit throughout Ms. Witt's book: her quest to find some kind of new arrangement, even while she harbors a fierce attachment to the old ones.
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But almost halfway into a 10-episode season, "Castle Rock" hasn't made the case that you should care, beyond a generic sense of spooky mystery — or, maybe, a pre-existing attachment to the Stephen King Extended Universe.
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But Trump's presidency has made me — and, I think, many other liberals — aware of my own deep attachment to much of the American creed, particularly the unrealized promise of Emma Lazarus's poem on the Statue of Liberty.
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It was a campaign to portray Confederate leaders and soldiers as heroic, and it targeted the minds and identities of children growing up in the South so they would develop a personal attachment to the Confederate cause.
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Aside from Captain America and Pepper Potts, there is no character with a greater attachment to Tony Stark than Spider-Man, and by virtue of that relationship, Marvel has appointed Spider-Man to carry on Tony's legacy.
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His attachment to India's elite is one reason Dalits and those on the political left can be harsh in their assessment of Gandhi, whom they fault for not doing enough to dismantle India's often brutal caste system.
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The concerns they described were personal, everyday issues that had only a tenuous attachment to President Trump — despite the efforts of Republicans, Democrats and the president himself to make the midterm elections a referendum on his popularity.
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People tend to have more emotional attachment to their political camps than to abstract faith in the integrity of the process; attacks on the process are thus likely to actually chip away at public faith in them.
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"I have no sentimental attachment to the backstop," Juncker said, adding, however, that he remains attached to the purpose it serves, which is not to create border structures that could be detrimental to peace in Northern Ireland.
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Even proponents of the bill concede that though Mr. Trump has made calls and sent tweets promoting the issue, he appears to have little attachment to the outcome, minimizing the risks for fellow Republicans who cross him.
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Australians' attachment to rural legends is exploited by local politicians to deliver their communities' wish lists — from counterproductive subsidies for farmers who haven't prepared for drought to the construction of an inland railway line of dubious value.
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Per Komando, the email looks like this: Amazon's guide on how to identify phishing scams from the company says they usually contain: an order confirmation, or attachment to one, for something you didn't purchase; requests for your Amazon.
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Senior officials appear to have an almost romantic attachment to the hard physical labor of the coal mines and saving existing coal-fired power plants, most of which are now more than 40 years old and wearing out.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his "personal attachment" to Europe and gave "rather positive and constructive messages" to NATO allies on the strength of the transatlantic alliance, a source at the French presidency said on Wednesday.
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Sex or intimacy with girls is really stressful for me, because I fear being judged because it actually matters to me, but since I don't feel any attachment to men, I don't care what they think of me.
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Most charities have formed a deep attachment to "gifts in kind," or donations of specific goods, said Andrew Natsios, the former head of USAID, who spent five years as vice president of the relief organization World Vision USA.
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"By now, many are familiar with the benefits of paid family leave: Healthier children and parents in more tightly bonded families, greater financial stability and stronger attachment to the labor force are among the most important," she wrote.
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Robin's second edition ties Burke's conviction that the market, and the "monied men" who control it, should determine value to Nietzsche's passionate attachment to the idea of an aristocratic, cultural taste-making class and both, eventually, to Trump.
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But after nearly four years of effort, only about 10 percent of the one billion monthly visitors to Yahoo sites return every day, suggesting little attachment to the brand, according to people who have seen confidential internal data.
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JoeysWorldTour ASMR Cringe Challange [sic] WARNING: Only watch this video if you have no lingering attachment to your sanity or if you've done so many dabs, you can't really tell where your couch starts and your body ends.
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But fleshing out Hope's attachment to her mother, or how she feels about Scott and his penchant for letting her down, would give the film a stronger center, and give Lilly more to chew on with her performance.
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I have no idea how my grandmother, a teacher in a two-room schoolhouse tucked among peanut fields in lower Alabama, came to be in possession of such an exotic plant, but I understand her attachment to it.
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In which case it was the schools' eagerness to turn a woman they had hired on the merits into an embodiment of an essentially phony diversity that was the real problem, not Warren's attachment to her family tales.
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" KCNA has called Japan's focus on the abduction issue, denuclearisation, and continued sanctions "clear proof of Japan's strong attachment to the moves to harass peace... out of an intention to tarnish the positive atmosphere on the Korean peninsula.
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Like many of the party's newer and generally younger members who rode to election in 2012 with President Obama's victory, Tim Ryan has less personal attachment to Pelosi than the leaders who owe their key positions to her.
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The backpack-carried Clank becomes modified a number of ways—a helicopter attachment to allow for longer leaps comes as standard, and when the pair find themselves submerged, he produces a pair of engines for rapid underwater movement.
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Theodoridis summed up the conclusions he and his colleagues reached in a blog post in Scientific American in November 222: Partisanship for many Americans today takes the form of a visceral, even subconscious, attachment to a party group.
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They are motivated both by an urge to help lift Puerto Rico out of its quagmire, but also by a profound attachment to the island — its beaches and countryside, its friendliness, its intimacy and the tug of family.
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They were united by a fierce attachment to the belief that psychedelic drugs, far from being a recreational diversion, have the potential to enlighten, cure illness and change the way people relate to one another and our planet.
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And in her Thanksgiving, I recognized ours — and, really, everyone else's, because while the rituals vary, the attachment to them doesn't, and all of them follow the set of instructions spelled out bluntly in the holiday's very name.
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So when people who were capable came to me with ideas they loved, but I might not have had the same personal attachment to, I was beholden to give them opportunities to create segments around stuff they loved.
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Indigenous identity and attachment to liberal civic values are strongest among the increasingly assertive youth, whose Sunflower Movement spawned the New Power Party, which in coalition with Ms. Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party toppled several Kuomintang incumbents in the election.
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It's also the latest in a series of beauty products that promises self-betterment through a Bluetooth attachment to a specific brand, which in the past has inspired some beauty-related soul-searching on the part of our editors.
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And the lack of strong attachment to the parties could make candidate-specific factors, as opposed to party loyalty, a greater consideration for voters in choosing a president in this year's election than they have been in past elections.
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Autophoto, an exhibition at the Fondation Cartier for Contemporary Art in Paris that traces how the car has transformed into a fixture of photography, offers a largely rosy view of our attachment to these longtime signifiers of social status.
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As a fan, that's music to the ears, especially in a sport like football, where the salary cap makes roster turnover a nature of the business and you have to divorce yourself from any longterm attachment to a player.
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This is already a huge problem at restaurants, for example, and this will likely get worse when it is easier, and the user has even less emotional attachment to the interaction or guilt about cancelling or not showing up.
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Now, essentially a giant open-air nightclub, they are exactly the kind of tacky, booze-fueled nights you'd find in Zante or Magaluf—devoid of any real attachment to the immediate surroundings, or even the country they're set in.
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She bears an uncanny resemblance to Pierre's widowed mother, the sanctimonious and domineering Mary, whose unnatural attachment to her son—she calls him "brother" and he calls her "sister"—suggests incest, twice over (both mother-son and brother-sister!).
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As much as we despise our attachment to our phones, we can't deny it is an indispensable travel companion that solves many problems, from showing us maps when we get lost to displaying restaurant recommendations when we are hungry.
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From such famous authors as Elizabeth Bishop and Norman Mailer writing by the light of its arched windows to students working on school assignments, to people just reading good books, many New Yorkers have an attachment to the space.
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Plot elements complicating matters include a pen with dangerous contents, a wounded cop with a sentimental attachment to The Nurse and an impending visit from a crime boss (Jeff Goldblum) known only as the Wolf King of L.A. (Mr.
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But I've probably absorbed more about the justice system from "Orange Is the New Black" than I did from "American Crime"—or, for that matter, from some spectacular pieces of investigative journalism—because of my attachment to the characters.
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It was the church's own leadership that decided, in the years following the Second Vatican Council, that the attachment to the church as culture had become an impediment to the mission of preaching the gospel in the modern world.
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It can feel old-fashioned: her style, her attachment to a very traditional kind of storytelling — a vision of the novel as a Dutch house, with a clarity and transparency of purpose and method, a refusal of narrative tricksiness.
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Having previously written about the biology of language and the history of lead poisoning, Denworth in this book attempts a sort of chronology of friendship from earliest infant-mother attachment to the formation of new connections in old age.
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The lingering attachment to the 18th-century aristocracy still exerts social influence today, and it's not uncommon for parents to ask after the last names of their children's friends, to see if they come from so-called good families.
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"So much of the industry is dominated by engineering and business, but ultimately the success of these new products will be that people can make an emotional attachment to them, and that's what artists have been doing for generations," said Kane.
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But the depth of pain that person may experience—which will depend on many factors, including the genuine attachment to the company and concern for all the people in it—is likely greater than you might infer from an outward reaction.
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But, given her attachment to reboots like Clueless and The First Wives Club, which she's also set to work on, it feels a bit stifling to ask a fresh talent to essentially retrofit old movies to a totally new audience.
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While six generations is on a par with its neighbor Germany, the French have a deep attachment to the idea that state institutions, from schools to courts to government, are supposed to offer the same chance of success to all.
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In a country with a profound attachment to its pastoral roots, the Salon de l'Agriculture is a mandatory rite of passage for political leaders, who tend either to relish the event - as former president Jacques Chirac visibly did - or endure it.
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A foghorn blast and the call of a gull reminds many of the sea, sounds that can be layered with memory and the lives of those who feel attachment to the water, a wordless element that hears all who visit it.
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