"Millennials are going to be attracted to who they're going to be attracted to," said Democratic strategist Michael Trujillo.
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And what could be more traditional than the stereotype that men should be attracted to only women, or that women should be attracted to just men.
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"Look, you're on the set for six months, with someone who's rooting to be attracted to you, and you're rooting to be attracted to them," LaBeouf, 32, told Details magazine in 2011.
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You have to be attracted to her inside and out.
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Mosquitoes are said to be attracted to floral, sweet scents.
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Well, says Lorelai, would John Oliver be attracted to her?
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"Those aren't the companies I want to be attracted to."
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But Peter really seems to be attracted to all that.
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Nonetheless, investors continue to be attracted to lucrative short-term returns.
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It's human nature for people to be attracted to dark places.
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How could he possibly be attracted to both Hannah B. and Caelynn?
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"You should not be attracted to that kind of money," he added.
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But presumably those employers permit female employees to be attracted to men.
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N.H. independents and moderates are going to be attracted to his performance.
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It's hard not to be attracted to the appeal of street justice.
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You can be attracted to things that are all smoke and mirrors.
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"Beginners will hopefully be attracted to the character and be motivated to improve."
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Like, 'Oh, I'm not supposed to be attracted to a plus-size woman.
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They may be attracted to a heritage that stretches back thousands of years.
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Such consumers may also be attracted to the airline's core selling point: value.
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I have to be attracted to the woman first, the disability comes second.
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For some reason, I seem to be attracted to that mode of writing.
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I wouldn't be attracted to solving either if that was what I believed.
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It's easy to see why a composer would be attracted to the story.
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His friends scoff at the idea that he might be attracted to women.
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As President, Trump may be attracted to the team's knack for cost-cutting.
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There's no need to define yourself — It's okay to be attracted to anybody.
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If someone makes you laugh you're more likely to be attracted to them.
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Others may be attracted to the light and then distracted from their natural habitats.
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The point is, sometimes people are going to be attracted to a trans person.
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Why do we seem to be attracted to people who physically resemble our parents?
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The Beast is not necessarily somebody that we'd be attracted to, but he's wonderful.
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Finally, there's Olivia, who is slowly discovering that she might be attracted to girls.
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Is it wrong to be attracted to a human-size Lego model of Aquaman?
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Why is it that so many young women appear to be attracted to murderers?
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This month you may be attracted to someone more mature, even a little older.
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You will be attracted to jobs that allow you to be inventive and kooky.
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We can be attracted to danger or shady figures—so be careful out there!
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I think it's sort of born in us to be attracted to these things.
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Individuals may already be attracted to short-term plans because of their low costs.
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It's a demonic spirit that causes a man to be attracted to another man.
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It poked out, and her father worried that boys wouldn't be attracted to her.
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We can see why Cher, 70, and Murphy, 55, would be attracted to the estate.
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Data also suggest non-smokers and kids won't be attracted to iQOS, the FDA said.
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Though she seems to be attracted to him, she's not actively excited about the match.
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She may be attracted to Jake, but Tess looks up to, likes, and respects Simone.
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You'll be attracted to hidden places and things, and some private meetings could take place.
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Sanders' adviser Weaver said Jewish voters will be attracted to Sanders as a historical figure.
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KS: It's not unusual for people to be attracted to this kind of thing, correct?
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At first, it's easy for interns to be attracted to Google (GOOG) for its flashy amenities.
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Other drone-curious consumers should also be attracted to the price: $200 less than the Phantom.
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"People are going to be attracted to a thriving job market, regardless of cost," he said.
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Value investors may be attracted to the stock's low multiples and continue to hold the shares.
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It's their secret communication system, so we don't think any other animals will be attracted to it.
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I've also found that you can be attracted to one thing but you don't always get there.
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You can be attracted to theories that blow things out of proportion or are warped and twisted!
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How can women be attracted to the STEM fields when people like Cox write things like that?
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It comes with risks, of course: Some reader somewhere will be attracted to the ideas contained within.
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Without a credible American threat, North Korea will be attracted to unifying the peninsula under its rule.
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But why, I asked Prum, would females be attracted to those particular sounds in the first place?
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And it wasn't because they were telling us what to do or who to be attracted to.
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With a higher financial incentive, perhaps more white hat hackers will be attracted to hitting the Chromebook.
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Professionals in all photo-based fields would likely be attracted to the additional security of an encrypted camera.
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Sturgeon said she was worried about the impact on young women who might be attracted to leadership roles.
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While these characters are coded and interpreted as gay, LeFou is explicitly shown to be attracted to men.
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In addition, they hope pilgrims will be attracted to spend money at museums, luxury resorts and historical sites.
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Yes, question anytime society is telling you what you "should" look like, or be attracted to in others.
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"It's not uncommon to be attracted to things that were harmful to us in our past," Kahn says.
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Not everybody is going to be attracted to a challenge like this, particularly given where we are today.
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As could Dre's need for Vivian to be attracted to him in the service of his own ego.
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Polysexuality means to be attracted to many different types of genders, but not all genders, according to Robinson.
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He underlined that Kraft Heinz continues to be attracted to companies with strong brands, international reach and scale.
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It is still too risky for me, but I understand why people would want to be attracted to it.
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Poverty also pushes up fire risk, especially if lots of children, who may be attracted to mischief, live nearby.
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The ones you might have things in common with, or the ones you would be attracted to, they're married.
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Who's to say they won't be attracted to a stunning, successful woman who is bigger than a size 4?
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Our sexual interests are complex and different people may be attracted to the same things for very different reasons.
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The fact that people in those quarters started to be attracted to the campaign was just a total shock.
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"It's certainly not a new idea that women and men may be attracted to more than gender," Herbenick said.
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I was looking for someone who I would be attracted to if we were procreating in the traditional way.
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I wrote in this week's Outlet Pass that the Mavs should be attracted to DeMarcus Cousins in free agency.
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AB: Let's not forget the backflow from SoHo of figures who started to be attracted to the youthful energy.
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At our best, queer people are more likely to be attracted to bodies not conventionally celebrated for their beauty.
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So it seemed logical to Costolo that his former colleagues would be attracted to companies with a strong mission.
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It's debatable that a bisexual person can be attracted to someone who identifies as non-binary, intersex, or another gender.
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Even characters who don't live there seem to be attracted to the magical site from lands across time and space.
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I tended to be attracted to the sounds of the instruments that I like from an electronic point of view.
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We may all have a "type," but men are more likely to be attracted to new faces than women are.
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Am I such a screw up that this kind of woman is the only kind I'll ever be attracted to?
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" 27, straight, female"I am terrible at flirting, and I'm terrible at reading signs that someone may be attracted to me.
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Next, they used an advanced algorithm to predict which other participants each would be attracted to, based on their corresponding responses.
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For example, gay men tend to be attracted to masculine-looking faces and to other signs of masculinity, such as muscularity.
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That's not to say that you can't be attracted to someone you meet there, but that happens in clothed life, too.
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It hopes to target savvy millennial first-movers in Indonesia who'd more likely be attracted to the online experience, said Chan.
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We are not sure how private sector capital would ever be attracted to such a system unless there were no alternatives.
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More could come indirectly from tourism as people will be attracted to view flowers further up the west coast, he added.
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They must be attracted to the systematic thought and severely backwards gender relations and must be totally unaware of Christian democracy.
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Some officials believe it was only a matter of time before extremists seeking relevance would be attracted to the Islamic State.
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"A lot of people will be attracted to this race on the theory that there are no rules," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Rather, it tries to understand the kind of person who would be attracted to such a vocation in the first place.
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The woman didn't have to wonder about her partner's character or intentions; she didn't even have to be attracted to him.
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Moths and other bugs might occasionally hitch a ride on a visitor's coat, or be attracted to the food-preparation areas.
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He replies that I smell great from the neck up, and even though I protest — he should be attracted to my pheromones!
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And if suddenly someone told us that thinness had nothing to do with health, many would probably still be attracted to it.
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I'm allowed to be funny, but no one can ever be attracted to me unless they are pathetic or scorned for it.
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If you're looking for a new home in an urban area, you might be attracted to some more up-and-coming areas.
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They were thought to be attracted to small feet," said Laurel Bossen, co-author of the new book "Bound feet, Young hands.
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She can also appeal to undecided voters who may be attracted to Trump's economic message because she provides more substance, experts said.
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Countries like Pakistan, where Tillerson will stop this week, will undoubtedly be attracted to an emboldened Xi rather than a weak Trump.
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He'll likely be attracted to a fellow Scorpio—Narcissus-like—and the two of you could have a hurricane of an affair.
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Developers expect that 242 Broome will appeal to wealthier and older buyers who might be attracted to an evolving Lower East Side.
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You can be a pumper, and do the kind of work that women don't usually do, and still be attracted to guys.
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Ingels seems to be attracted to the dialectical relationship between the unitary building and the multiplicities of urban space that surround it.
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Heaven help those destined to be attracted to — or, worse, governed by — the man who is his own best (and only) friend.
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Weston discuss the charming Frank Churchill, who Emma, though she has just met him, thinks ought to be attracted to her: Mrs.
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Another trainer has used a Lure Module there and for a limited time, Pokémon will be attracted to that particular spot.
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On its website, the company explains that people are more likely to be attracted to one another the more different their DNA is.
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You have to use pills to be attracted to me and then he says, no, honey... And then it turns into a fight.
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It shouldn't be, and honestly isn't, especially remarkable that a smart, intellectually engaged woman would be attracted to a smart, intellectually engaged man.
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Marrying a man doesn't take away the fact that Beatriz will be attracted to women (and also other men) even after she's married.
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"I think a reasonable amount of money will be attracted to this one," said Tetsutaro Abe, an equity research analyst at Aizawa Securities.
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Like I said before, I think it makes people consider, 'Am I supposed to be attracted to this?' or 'This makes me uncomfortable.
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Analyst Dudu-Orumen says it is inevitable that people here will always be attracted to the cheaper alternative, even when it is fake.
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Hard-working people in non-glam jobs and humble living quarters might well be attracted to a man who promises to change everything.
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Private equity firms could also be attracted to a brand whose motorcycles have won the Superbike racing competition 17 times, the sources said.
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If you were married to a man, and then over time realized you may be attracted to women, how would you navigate this?
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It's easy to see how people could be attracted to this idea, which puts complicated geo-politics in simple and familiar human terms.
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Democrats tend to be attracted to universal health care and a minimum wage of about 19 Australian dollars an hour (more than $13).
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You love a partner who seems stable and reliable, but you may also be attracted to someone who seems walled off or unapproachable.
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The flaws in human psychology mean many of us are going to be attracted to the false content and want to spread it.
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"They set you up with the partner you'd least likely be attracted to," says Leslie Light, now 4183 and a therapist in Fallbrook, Calif.
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It's usually an underlying form of a mental health illness that causes the person to be attracted to this or want to see it.
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MacFarlane made an awkward joke about the nominees, and congratulated them because they "no longer have to be pretend to be attracted" to Weinstein.
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After starting this class, I noticed that the guys that I used to be attracted to on Hinge became bro-ier than I remembered.
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The same article also noted that he may be attracted to the role state attorneys general have had taking on various Trump administration policies.
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And we challenge their desires when we reveal to them that we once presented as the gender they're not "supposed" to be attracted to.
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He was skeptical of women openly serving in combat roles, worrying that men and women will be attracted to one another in the field.
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I think I learned that I can be very open and that I can be attracted to a lot of different types of people.
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Earlier research has shown that the more older brothers a boy has, the more of a chance that boy will be attracted to men.
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Kids who have pent-up anger or insecurity about other things in their lives may be attracted to groups that feel protective and united.
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And of course she's so talented and she's really beautiful, he's a human being, you can't help but be attracted to her, you know?
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He was so creative and his mind works in such a crazy way that I don't know anyone who wouldn't be attracted to that.
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Public health advocates criticized the new guidelines, saying they were not stringent enough and that users will still be attracted to the exempted flavours.
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The platform targets enterprise engineers in the prototyping stage, in hopsmartes that engineers with limited resources will be attracted to its full-stack platforms.
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So I always knew that I had to fix myself before I was going to find somebody who I'd want to be attracted to me.
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James Caan says society is in a strange place ... because it's nature's way that men and women are supposed to be attracted to each other.
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She never expected to be attracted to a woman — much less an edgy, androgynous, promiscuous one who looks that good in a custom-tailored suit.
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He and other locals have heard that tourists will be attracted to the area after higher embankments are created and the lake shores made prettier.
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" Hartman told McGraw in the Monday special that she wouldn't normally be attracted to Avery – "but after getting to know him, it's a different story.
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" Seth McFarland said at the 2013 Oscars that the female nominees for Supporting Actress "no longer have to pretend to be attracted to Harvey Weinstein.
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But it's true that Trump's support tends to come from blue-collar, less wealthy white voters who could be attracted to his anger and frustration.
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With a Mars in Aquarius, Jay's chart also shows a want for independence; it's no wonder he would be attracted to the ever-elusive Aquarius.
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As I explain in my book, Great Myths of Intimate Relationships, people tend to be attracted to those who are similar—not opposite—to themselves.
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It allows couples to be honest with each other, accepting that they can be attracted to other people while maintaining the integrity of their relationship.
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If you want to lead with financing and lead with your celebrity investor, we just tend not to be attracted to that kind of business.
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The research gives merit to the mere-exposure effect theory, the psychological idea that people tend to be attracted to things that they've become familiar with.
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Yeah, so we don't try to tell anyone what kind of people they should be attracted to, or how they should search to find their partners.
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"I have no idea if I'm going to be attracted to a male or a female," says blonde housemate Kari in one of the show's commercials.
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Ford is hoping that businesses will be attracted to its very broad, loosely defined autonomous platform as a way to hop aboard the self-driving bandwagon.
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There are myriad reasons why some people might be attracted to a genderqueer or trans person, and gender identity is only one of them, Guichet says.
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That answer might come from other theories, like the idea that we learn who to be attracted to from the communities in which we grow up.
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Jackdaws are meant to be attracted to shiny objects, though, so it's always possible he was trying to pick them up and swallowed them by accident.
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"The big global agribusinesses would all be attracted to CBH given its market leadership in Australia's largest grain market," said Belinda Moore, analyst at RBS Morgans.
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Or, would they be attracted to the Jason without kids—which would suggest that the fact that he's an older man is what makes him attractive.
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This explanation is certainly suggestive, but even if Trump and his cohort didn't receive one red ruble from Russia, they would still be attracted to Putin.
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I'd guess that more younger people would be attracted to OkCupid because of this, and would also bet that that's where the most liberal users are.
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And while Viall may be attracted to a woman who knows what she wants, he recognizes that she might ruffle some feathers throughout the Bachelor process.
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Nicholson said yield-focused investors should be attracted to the fat 211.7 percent yield on the banks at current prices, which should shore up the sector.
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The customer Beauchamp is describing is a classic Walgreens beauty customer, but they might not be attracted to a Birchbox subscription — and that's exactly the point.
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But the developers do know that the superfood does enables the bees to pollinate specific target crops that they would otherwise not necessarily be attracted to.
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On a practical level, you could understand why Cullman, a Lutheran who lived in Europe during the rise of Hitler, would be attracted to this idea.
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Toxic algae often stink, sometimes producing a downright nauseating smell, yet animals may be attracted to the smell and taste of them, according to the EPA.
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Unless you're completely immune to cultural standards of beauty (and if you are, call us), you're going to be attracted to sameness and disconcerted by difference. 6.
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He explained his insecurities about his weight were making him fear she would no longer be attracted to him, something that wasn't easy for Chyna to hear.
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While the post as a whole is epically maddening, it does bring up an interesting question: Is it okay to be attracted to a certain body type?
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In a search for yield, there are alternative funds that may be attracted to second-lien paper that may not have otherwise been in different market conditions.
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Fans might be attracted to the seemingly unobstructed access to models that certain Patreon rewards grant them, but the women must take care to protect their privacy.
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Durbin and other public health experts are worried that kids will be attracted to vaping because of the flavors and will get hooked because of the nicotine.
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He has expressed pro-pedophilia and incest views, and, in an interview with HuffPo this week, called it "normal" for men to be attracted to underage women.
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I've started to label myself as queer, but I'm really not looking at the world and seeing double the amount of viable population to be attracted to.
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And marijuana consumer lobby NORML points out that advertising is a red flag to opponents of legalization, who worry that children will be attracted to the drug.
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Infrastructure experts contend that private investors will only be attracted to projects that can recoup their costs through a revenue stream like toll ways or user fees.
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Anglin goes on to talk about how he wants to attract "normal" people but says that it's inevitable that abnormal people will be attracted to white nationalism.
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Since hormonal birth control suppresses ovulation, a woman's perception of a man may then change, and she may be attracted to or seek out a different partner.
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A recent study suggests that, due to our genes, we tend to be attracted to — and thus date — people who are about as tall as we are.
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In a downturn, companies will likely want to avoid signing long-term leases and will be attracted to the short-term office deals WeWork offers, it said.
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But private firms would only be attracted to projects that can recoup their investment costs through some sort of revenue stream, such as tolls or user fees.
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Instead, he thinks most will be attracted to the venture's star-studded advisory board, which includes executives from Stanford, Harvard, Johnson & Johnson, and the Chan-Zuckerberg Biohub.
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Because Heather tended to be attracted to masculine-of-center queer people, often, the people that Kelli met from the list shared aspects of her masculine identity.
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TV in October that the news media tends to be attracted to the generic ballot for headlines, but that strategists tend to look more at voter enthusiasm.
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"In Europe, you have in principle a similar audience to the one that seems to be attracted to Trump," Herbert Kitschelt, a professor at Duke University, says.
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Highly masculine features Nature has programmed us on a deep, visceral level to be attracted to mates who show the most masculine and feminine qualities for reproduction.
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Even if you don't fit the conventional standards of beauty, you exude charisma, intelligence, and grace, making it hard for people not to be attracted to you!
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He gave exactly the speech that someone needed to give on Clinton's behalf: a speech aimed squarely at working-class voters who might be attracted to Trump's agenda.
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You know, things like: you will never fantasize about anybody else, you will never look at anybody else, you will never be attracted to anybody but your partner.
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In their own right, these shows and movies have massive, passionate fan followings that will be attracted to Disney's new streaming service to check out the new programs.
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Officials say the flavored e-cigarettes have to go, because they are particularly pernicious to young people who may be attracted to the tasty flavorings and alluring packaging.
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Those that eat similar species to these birds — like baleen whales — or those that may also be attracted to dimethyl sulfide — like sea turtles — could be at risk.
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After giving birth, she began receiving ads about how to get her body back in shape and how to get her husband to be attracted to her again.
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Toxic algae frequently stink and in some cases produce a nauseating smell, yet animals may be attracted to the smell and taste of them, according to the EPA.
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Consumers who flock to big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be attracted to the Galaxy Fold.
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If you're like many humans, Dr. Seligman said you'll naturally be attracted to the "most catastrophic interpretation": This is the end, I'm unlovable, I'm going to die alone.
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It's not superficial to want to be attracted to someone's looks while simultaneously forming a deeper connection based on aligning interests, beliefs, food allergies—whatever matters to you!
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Capretta said he did not think many counties would have no insurers even without a mandate, because insurers would be attracted to the idea of having a monopoly.
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Consumers who flock to big screens, whether for gaming or the ability to see more of their data in one place, may be attracted to the unique concept.
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"People typically tend to be attracted to those with a similar demographic background — from age, occupation, education and more," Tinder's sociologist, Jess Carbino, PhD, said in a press release.
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Earlier this week, we learned that when it comes to relationships, we tend to be attracted to people who are really similar to us, right down to the genetics.
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With gross savings equal to just under half of GDP, it is not surprising that some of that pool of money should be attracted to schemes promising remarkable dividends.
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Bojack eventually uses this word against her, suggesting that there's no way the intern could be attracted to her and that he must be using her for something else.
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In the incel community, it amounts to embracing the idea that women are predisposed to only be attracted to certain types of body types, skin tones, and facial structures.
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Experts say that means investors will be attracted to projects that can recoup their investment costs using some sort of revenue stream, such as through tolls or user fees.
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Although I've heard a number of explanations, I still can't really fathom why anyone would be attracted to a serial killer, or want to speak so publicly about it.
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Ms Fernández, who has remained remarkably quiet during the campaign, is known to covet Chinese investment, which might be attracted to Argentina's infrastructure, 5G networks and renewable-energy projects.
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Only businesses adhering to social and environmental standards are able to use the currency, said Allard, who hopes consumers interested in ethical purchasing will be attracted to the plan.
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Kawasaki had struggled with her feelings for women, initially believing it was the "natural course" to be attracted to boys, she wrote on a fundraising page for the project.
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You value the art of conversation—both spoken and written—which makes it hard for you to be attracted to someone if they can't intrigue you with their ideas.
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But if more attractive policies can be offered and healthier people sign up, the costs will also go down because more healthy people would be attracted to the pool.
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They used a special fluorescent dye that, based on its chemistry, would be attracted to a certain part of the organ—say, the walls of vessels—and stick there.
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Experts say that means investors will be attracted to projects that can recoup their investment costs using some sort of revenue stream, such as through tolls or user fees.
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As I explain in my book, "Great Myths of Intimate Relationships: Dating, Sex, and Marriage," people tend to be attracted to those who are similar -- not opposite -- to themselves.
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" Charlotte adds: "I think some depressed people may be attracted to [antinatalism] because it's the first time they've heard someone say, 'The way you see the world is correct.
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That's the balance, I think, is trying to do serious journalism but delivered in this sort of fun way in which people are still going to be attracted to it.
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A small portion of people report that they cannot be attracted to another person unless they are intelligent, suggesting that IQ may take on a potential fetish quality for sapiosexuals.
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We asked them because we wanted to cover this as a potential explanation for why women might be attracted to older men (because they might remind them of their dad).
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I chose polyamory because I don't tend to be attracted to people very often, so when I am attracted to someone, I want to have the chance to explore that.
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I wouldn't have known I could be attracted to people other than cisgender men had my gender transition not allowed me to realize the ways society has conditioned my desires.
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But they're also not enthusiastic about voting for Clinton and appear to be attracted to the same outsider appeal of the Libertarians that once had them flocking to Sanders rallies.
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But no matter which specific label or combination of labels people use, the idea that someone could be attracted to more than one gender still seems to trip people up.
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In fact, both Democrats and Republicans are coming to concrete conclusions about the types of irregular or rare voters who might be attracted to the polls to vote for Trump.
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Be it a park or an almond milk café de olla, Latinx people shouldn't have to be excluded from new things just because white people might be attracted to them.
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Engineers in particular seem to be attracted to the sport, because each "boulder problem" of holds is a three-dimensional puzzle, and gyms reset them monthly to keep things spicy.
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Customers may be attracted to her shop for the bright colors and array of pieces, but they stay for Leor's knowledge of Mexican culture and passion for supporting local artisans.
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Demons are said to be attracted to these lines, and the evil begins to follow the line of the endless knot to no end, eventually trapping itself in the symbol.
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There's a Twi'lek who seems to be attracted to Mando, a devil-looking Devaronian with an attitude problem, a guy named Mayfield played by Bill Burr, and an egotistical droid.
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And their ability to eat all that shit so quickly means that farms don't have to deal with the smell, or with pesky flies that might be attracted to it.
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Downhill is a different animal, of course, not least because it stars two comedians with loyal American followings among audiences who wouldn't necessarily be attracted to a bleak Swedish movie.
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" It seemed natural that Charles would be attracted to upper-class Camilla — Lady Annabel Goldsmith tells Bedell Smith that Camilla was "an intensely warm maternal laughing creature, with enormous sex appeal.
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When the queen bursts into the room, he immediately goes to reattach it, resigned to the fact Cersei will only be attracted to him if he has the fake accessory on.
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By stressing social issues, Rubio can win the social conservatives important in Iowa; military-minded voters in New Hampshire and South Carolina could be attracted to his hawkish foreign policy views.
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I'm not very outgoing and find it hard to be attracted to anybody I haven't known for a while, and by then we're friends and I don't want to ruin it.
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In a sneak peek at Sunday's new episode of Rob & Chyna, the reality star admits to feeling anxious over his weight and fears his fiancée won't be attracted to him anymore.
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Her sign tends to be attracted to independence, but her Aries Moon means she has a need for someone who can make her a sole focus of attention in the bedroom.
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"Legacy brands facing an economic downturn will be attracted to DTC brands' marketing prowess: stellar targeting and acquisition, values-based brand positioning, and superior marketing analytics," analysts wrote in the report.
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I've got a tendency to be attracted to the little things we're used to having around us that we may not notice, and to give them a kind of magical importance.
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Probably the hottest young architect on the scene right now, Ingels seems to be attracted to the notion that architects still have some degree of responsibility to invoke context/place, i.e.
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Dogs may be attracted to humans' beds, especially if they're elevated, "because they are comfortable and strategically in a good position," letting dogs keep watch over their surroundings, Dr. Siracusa said.
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"A young teenager who first picks up Cosmo is going to be attracted to the bubble gum pink cover and to stories about Selena Gomez and One Direction," Ms. Halverson said.
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Professor Berenbaum said there was a distinct possibility that the hornets were "stowaways" on a ship that crossed the Pacific and could be attracted to any kind of sugary fermenting cargo.
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"Congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to Harvey Weinstein," Seth MacFarlane said when he announced the 2013 Oscar nominees for best supporting actress alongside Emma Stone.
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The work of psychologists Clark McCauley and Sophia Moskalenko provides a good model for understanding the types of people who are most likely to be attracted to the message ISIS is selling.
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And again, she was desirable, the kind of woman that Robert [insert clap emoji] Redford — in his golden, floppy-haired prime — would be attracted to, still a novel concept in the 1970s.
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"I remember expecting that one day I was going to magically be attracted to girls, but I was beginning to have crushes on guys," Calhoun says in this week's issue of PEOPLE.
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While many of these guys looked pretty with feminized faces, some felt that without seeing the full package, so to speak, it was hard to determine whether they'd be attracted to themselves.
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In the tabloid newspapers of the time, it was announced: "We are just bodies forced to be attracted to each other by Newton's gravitational interactions" and that "Love is a gravitational law".
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Instead of choosing to purchase or lease shop fronts, startup businesses and already established companies could be attracted to the less expensive, more risk averse option of choosing a store on wheels.
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Critics are worried that the private-sector model pushed by Trump would neglect most rural infrastructure needs, because investors would only be attracted to large-scale projects that can recoup their costs.
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Former Wimbledon champion Pat Cash described it in a tweet as "a sad day for men's tennis", accusing organizers of "fooling themselves" if they thought top players would be attracted to compete.
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However, the party's previous links to I.R.A. violence and racketeering are still problematic for some southern voters, who might otherwise be attracted to its center-left social platform and strong constituency work.
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And the audience that might be attracted to high-end, wine-focused restaurants may be too unfamiliar with the funk and complexity of Shik's brand of Korean cooking to fully appreciate it.
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The private-sector model has raised concern among Democrats and rural Republicans who fear investors would only be attracted to projects that can recoup their revenue cost through tolls or user fees.
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Ashley Madison users may be attracted to devious characters Although Ashley Madison didn&apost offer insight into why these characters came out on top, it could have to do with their personalities.
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One of the things scientists love is that the videos seem to reach an audience that would never read a journal article and would not even be attracted to science news articles.
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Trade buyers are more likely to be attracted to the consumer business, the sources said, adding that private equity firms could bid for both the medical and consumer businesses or table separate bids.
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And for the high-end customers who tend to be attracted to Jaguar, that may be more enticing than placing a key card on the windshield of a Smart car on the street.
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"Congratulations, you five ladies no longer have to pretend to be attracted to Harvey Weinstein," Seth MacFarlane said after introducing the the women nominated for the best supporting actress roles at the Oscars.
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As a product of Florida's public school system, I'm a bit disturbed by the prospect of who might be attracted to teaching if and when packing a gun were to be financially incentivized.
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Absolutely. I mean, over the years, I look back and I see that I seem to be attracted to these stories and to underdog characters where the humanity, the beautiful humanity, is dark.
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Yes. In fact, I believe the school's trustees should consider removing him because his comments will inevitably affect the types of student who will be attracted to, or turned off by, the school.
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But for the most part, new businesses continue to be attracted to California, home to many of the top labs as well as universities cranking out a rich pool of hard-science graduates.
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Anyone who writes about TV for a living is bound to be attracted to this tale of rumpled, well-intentioned people trying to make sense of narratives with inexplicable gaps and challenging inconsistencies.
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As the New Republic's Jeet Heer argues, Sanders pulls Clinton to the left on economic issues, encouraging her to try to win over white working-class voters who might be attracted to Trump's populism.
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Tsien said GM had little concern that a more upmarket Baojun might eat into sales of GM's Chevrolet as Chinese customers interested in buying a Chevy tend not to be attracted to domestic brands.
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"The 'excitement mode' is because we, like most birds and mammals, have evolved to be attracted to what Konrad Lorenz called the 'kindchenschema' —in other words, the appearance of a younger animal," he said.
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Other experts said jihadists could be attracted to the zone, either to carry out attacks that would embarrass the United States or to use the zone as a safe haven where militants could regroup.
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Some life insurers may be attracted to scooping up euro zone bonds because funding costs for the euro are relatively low, even as 21-year German bund yields remain close to zero, he added.
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Why a smart, gorgeous woman might be attracted to either of these deadbeats isn't relevant, because in their minds she's a bauble they're entitled to; it's just a matter of how to acquire her.
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" But, said Kirsten A. Sloan, a vice president of the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network: "People may be attracted to short-term plans without understanding that the lower premiums come with less coverage.
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The therapists say, "If you can just heal that trauma and understand what your role is as a male or female, you will naturally start to be attracted to the opposite sex," he said.
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I will never be attracted to men even while, fully aware of the hopelessness of my situation, I have tried with all of my might to suppress any manifestations of the masculinity inside of me.
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The appeal of the imprinting theory is that it can help to explain not just why we seem to be attracted to people who bear resemblance to our parents, but also why certain fetishes develop.
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But an absolutely critical one we shouldn't downplay is the anxiety felt by many white Americans about the country's growing diversity, which led them to be attracted to the most racially regressive candidate in decades.
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I've been called a "fatty" or "fat bitch" by men on Tinder, or told that men would only have sex with me as a favor, because men could never be attracted to someone my size.
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Banks are also likely to be attracted to the deal, as leveraged finance becomes an increasingly attractive place for them to invest, as one of the few profitable practices left amid a low yield environment.
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But conscious of the threat of drawing demand away from its existing A350 line-up, it said it did not expect the bulk of the airline business to be attracted to a 400-seat twinjet.
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"Teens with depression are often bored and apathetic and some may be attracted to this thrill-seeking activity," said Dr. Benjamin Shain, head of child and adolescent psychiatry at NorthShore University HealthSystem in Evanston, Illinois.
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In my opinion, just really sets up a place to understand what people are ... So coming from cognitive psychology, you'd be attracted to this, re-making people the way they are in a different place?
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In this specific case, girls may or may not be attracted to the boy in question, but if the survivor did not consent to having sex in that particular incident, what happened is indeed sexual assault.
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In addition to the risk of wildlife entanglement, there's a "medium risk" acknowledged in an environmental assessment performed by Ocean Cleanup that sea turtles would be attracted to the boom and begin eating the collected plastic.
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And if your channel is extremely well-worn, so to speak, take a beat to consider the difference between having a "type" you tend to be attracted to, and fetishizing people who fit a certain characterization.
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But that could draw the ire of Democrats and rural Republicans, who worry that private firms would only be attracted to large-scale projects that can recoup their investment costs through toll ways or user fees.
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In fact, although it may feel a little grimey to want to hook up with someone who looks like they could be related to you, it's quite normal to be attracted to someone with similar attributes.
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Nino reminded me a lot of Timothée Chalamet's brooding, self-serious intellectual in "Lady Bird," except nerdy — the exact type of boy a girl like Lenù would be attracted to at this point in her life.
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Mr. Horowitz also argued that gay employees were protected under Title VII because discrimination they faced was for transgressing gender stereotypes, namely that people of one sex should be attracted to members of the opposite sex.
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Travel expenditure by Muslim travelers is expected to exceed $200 billion by 2020, according to a 2016 report by Mastercard, and there are high hopes that many can be attracted to the city of Table Mountain.
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For example, in a 2013 study published in the Journal of Research in Personality, scientists found that participants who were born to older parents (mothers and/or fathers) tended to be attracted to older persons in adulthood.
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"Extroverts are more likely to be attracted to and selected for leadership roles, but they're not better leaders than introverts," top Wharton professor and organizational psychologist Adam Grant wrote in a piece on Cain's website, Quiet Revolution.
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This would seem that if all of these allegations were true, it would seem like more of a serial impulsive predator who's looking for people in a vulnerable position and thinks everyone should be attracted to him.
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"There's a concern any time there's an event like this that people from across a spectrum of radical groups will be attracted to it," he added, declining to name any groups that had popped on its radar.
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Sure, you can be attracted to someone online, but without meeting them in person, looking them in the eyes, holding their hand or giving them a hug, how can you know if that connection holds up IRL?
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" Often, he continues, people who feel that a spiritual dimension is missing in contemporary Western life may be attracted to the spiritual symbols of traditional cultures around the world, which are often "understood naively in terms of spirituality.
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"Since we know everyone's humor type, we are able to see if people who have similar senses of humor are more likely to be attracted to each other and if so, how much similarity is necessary,'" said Langston.
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Here's the latest: Women may be attracted to certain men because of their smell—a theory explored by so-called "smelly t-shirt" experiments, when women smell recently worn shirts and say which odors they're most drawn to.
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"All it takes is one guy to be attracted to you, and feel embarrassed because of it, and you can be assaulted or killed for 'tricking' him," said Ms. Carr, 22014, a tech writer in Lake Worth, Fla.
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"If you experienced racism directed at you and your family and everyone who looks like you, you might also be attracted to a confrontational practice that intentionally insults those who you perceive to be insulting you," he added.
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But Jarrousse is hoping that smaller estates will be attracted to the prospect of offering a new way to reach customers, as well as the promise that their products will be presented in as perfect a state as possible.
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Hackers will certainly be attracted to the places where the possible gains are maximized, so think areas where there are the highest number of people with the least amount of time to worry about security warnings or error messages.
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Rich-world donors, however, are unlikely to be attracted to these sorts of projects as they don't resonate with taxpayers back home, said Aerni, now director of the Center for Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at the University of Zurich.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) said in an official statement on Tuesday it is "concerned that members of the public may be attracted to invest in cryptocurrencies, such as bitcoin, due to the recent escalation in their prices".
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They help those things to be more present in our environment, so that people who are observant start to see things in stores and see them on social media and be attracted to them and want to do them.
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Pansexual people sometimes have to deal with &apospan-erasure&aposBi-erasure, or the erasure of bisexual identity through belittling comments and other forms of discrimination, comes from the idea that people cannot be attracted to people of multiple genders.
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In 22015, only trans people who could afford expensive surgery were able to legally change genders, and often the cisgender men who controlled psychology dictated that trans women must be attracted to men only in order to medically transition.
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Milo's awkward earnestness felt revolutionary and real, probably because I never understood how to be attracted to the intimidating Disney heroes of my childhood — the charming, graceful ones whose faces and bodies did most of the work for them.
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How does one trillion dollars find a home without the following market conditions emerging: A bunch of companies getting overfunded, many who should otherwise be going out of business so that the talent can then be attracted to the winners.
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The few reviewers who didn't like it weren't too thrilled with it's quality Rii RK902 403 - $19.99 See Details Gamers tend to be attracted to mechanical keyboards that have features like programmable macro buttons (rapid-fire keys) and LED backlighting.
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Sigmund Freud's famed Oedipus Complex theory claims that people will be attracted to someone who looks like their opposite-sex parent (ignoring same-sex attraction, of course), because they subconsciously yearn for a time when their parent took care of them.
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Considering that Ring is one of the most dominant smart home companies today — the company says it sold 140,000 products just in one 24-hour period on QVC — it's not difficult to imagine why Amazon would be attracted to the company.
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Democrats and rural Republicans have warned that private financing won't address all of the nation's infrastructure needs, because investors will only be attracted to large-scale projects they can use to recoup their investments through toll ways or user fees.
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But they did live, and was then subjected to what's known as reversion therapy — during which a "therapist" harms someone whose sexuality they aim to change, often while making them look at images of the bodies they shouldn't be attracted to.
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Hospitals, in particular, may be attracted to mergers and other combinations as a way to achieve the kind of scale necessary to invest in computerized medical records and other technology that they think will allow them to become more efficient.
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The much-hyped brand has begun purchasing buildings of its own—the premise being that other tenants will be attracted to the culture and space much like, in the past, they might have liked living close to the grocery store.
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But in late 1954, Dr. Bardeen and Dr. Pines showed that within a crystal of ions, it is possible that electrons can actually be attracted to one another — a step, they thought, that could be used to construct a superconductivity theory.
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A second unnamed contractor told The Daily News that employees were instructed to locate homeless people and university students in California because they would probably be attracted to the $5 gift cards volunteers received in exchange for their facial scans.
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"That basically tells you that there's actually still going to be some capital that will be attracted to that dividend, especially, to Todd's point, if rates continue to go low and it will drive investors into high-dividend sectors," said Sanchez.
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Quebec City (CNN)The suspect charged with gunning down six people in a Quebec City mosque was known for his far-right views and appeared to be attracted to the rhetoric of a French far-right politician, according to several news reports.
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Meanwhile, Ottessa Moshfegh has made a name for herself for giving great interviews ("I seem to be attracted to going into the elitist zones, and then, like, farting, and like walking out," she recently told the Cut) while also writing deliciously repulsive characters.
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In the longest and most substantive look at the game so far, which really isn't saying much, we see a space-suited-up Norman Reedus attempting in vain to hide from invisible and enigmatic pursuers that seem to be attracted to… suffering?
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A lot of women want to be independent but they don't want to buy this macho bullshit anymore, so they don't really have a lot of men around them who could be attracted to strong independent women, so they find themselves being dissatisfied.
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I get that a small, vocal number of creatives who think they really are the next coming of Hemingway (or at the very least, David Foster Wallace — gotta get in that Infinite Jest reference on its birthday) could be attracted to this product.
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Since drinkers seem to be attracted to the low-proof cocktail trend because it is supposedly "healthier," the fact that hard kombucha, like its non-alcoholic counterpart, contains beneficial probiotics, prebiotics, and adaptogens makes the drink even more attractive to modern boozers.
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"As I grew older, I started to feel like I had to perform for men to be attractive for them, and [choosing] to have short hair meant I wasn't interested in keeping them, or having them be attracted to me," Manokaran explains.
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They're also the kind of voters who might be attracted to the Democratic economic policies that Mr. Schultz is decrying — programs, by the way, that are popular not only with Democrats but independents and a surprising number of Republicans, according to surveys.
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SW: We think it has to do with some differences in the chemical composition in people's skin, what's emitted in their odors, that have different effects on mosquitoes' host-seeking behavior and whether they will be attracted to you or somebody nearby.
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"When we have anti-fascist counterprotests — not that they are the same as white supremacists — that can ratchet up the violence at these events, and it means we can see people who are violent on their own be attracted to that," Segal said.
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"The cats go into an office and as patrons come into different offices, they're able to hopefully be attracted to the cats and have the potential to get adopted," explained the Humane Society of Broward County's Amanda Kruzynski in a video by the Sun Sentinel.
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Above all, it has succeeded brilliantly, if disgracefully, in preserving "strategic ambiguity" on the question of Brexit by sending reassuring signals to both Remainers (who might otherwise be attracted to the Lib Dems) and Leavers (who once abandoned Labour for the UK Independence Party).
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They might well be attracted to a Republican candidate — if the candidate in question was not known for refusing to release his taxes, mocking the disabled, demeaning women, hating immigrants, praising Vladimir Putin and lying about the Mexican president's stand on a border wall.
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The research does not give a biological explanation for why some men may be bisexual or may not be attracted to anyone at all, nor can it give a biological explanation for gay only children, gay oldest sons or women who are attracted to women.
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She was concerned at indications that voters with racist or far-right views might be attracted to one of them, Mr. Peter Casey, who caused controversy last week when he made what were widely perceived as pejorative remarks about Irish Travellers, a recognized ethnic minority.
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On the consumption side, we have also become governed by the gravity of the moment, and are so outraged by the dishonesty, villainy, corruption and divisiveness that we appear to be attracted, to a large degree, to that which underscores and feeds our fury.
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It would not take a giant leap of logic to conclude that discrimination against gay and transgender people is predicated on sex stereotyping—people should be attracted to the opposite sex and conform to the sex they are assigned at birth—and is therefore illegal.
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Dr. Bardeen and Dr. Pines correctly calculated that as an electron passes by positively charged ions, it would pull the ions toward it and set off vibrations; other electrons would then be attracted to that clump of ions would create an attractive force between electrons.
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Early in her own career, she says, she realized women were routinely denied jobs because whomever was hiring was concerned a girl might be too pretty, or the director might be attracted to her, or, simply, the production team wanted an all-male group.
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"Lena Dunham is the type of white woman that believes all black men should be attracted to her because she's white and if they're not then they must be against fat people or against 'women in suits,' " one Tumblr user wrote in a post that went viral.
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OTHER THAN THE LOCAL INTEREST IN IT BEGINNING OF THE YEAR, THE FIRST 30 GAMES, YOU MAY NOT -- ON ESPN IF THERE'S A GAME BETWEEN TWO TEAMS, YOU MAY NOT BE ATTRACTED TO IT. WERNER: I THINK WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS CREATE MORE NATIONAL STARS.
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While the survey's findings are not scientific and should be taken with a grain of salt, here are some key takeaways:Yes, you should binge-watch Netflix originalsAccording to the study, millennials were 270% more likely be attracted to others if they're both obsessing over the same shows.
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The only new element here is Theron, who has the quiet smirk of someone who is by far the most talented person in the cast, but once spent a whole movie pretending to be attracted to Seth MacFarlane so isn't going to sweat this much, no.
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For its intermissionless 85 minutes, "Funny Thing" abides by the rom-com rules that a couple who meet antagonistically have to be attracted to each other, and that any heroine who is so aggressively defensive has a tortured back story, preferably involving a mirror-image parent.
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" Addressing the difficulty of the brick-and-mortar retail environment, Schultz said, "If you don't put your people first, and invest in your people, I don't think you can have that customer experience that customers are going to want to be attracted to and loyal to.
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It's likely that responses from refiners and traders may be somewhat mixed, with those more focused on compliance risks likely to be attracted to the DME's status as a clearing house, and those more comfortable with the less transparent, more insider-focused Platts system unwilling to change.
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Much of this is focused on improving things like heritage sites and national parks, but it's not hard to see why tourists would be attracted to the MariCar go-kart experience: It's different, it's risky, and you kind of get to live out a childhood fantasy.
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"Dumplin'" possesses a sharper tone than those films but still features a lot of the same warm fuzzies -- at least, once you get past all the tears and self-doubt, which includes Willowdean's disbelief that an attractive young co-worker (Luke Benward) could actually be attracted to her.
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She frequently pitches her argument to young people, who might be attracted to Mr Corbyn for cultural reasons but who are also keen on starting their own companies or, at the very least, picking the fruits of the entrepreneurial economy in the form of home-delivered meals and Uber rides.
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People play games for different reasons and with different skill sets, making it entirely reasonable that someone might be attracted to the story, world, and characters of a game like Horizon: Zero Dawn, but lack the tools to play the game properly in order to experience those parts of it.
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After LinkedIn and GitHub, Nadella's next biggest deal was for Mojang, the maker of Minecraft, which Microsoft snapped up for $2.5 billion in late 2014 "If there is a secular market segment that is going to grow, we'll always be attracted to that," Nadella told CNBC's "Squawk Alley" on Monday.
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Although Sinn Fein has in recent years used a strong roster of candidates to build electoral support in the Republic of Ireland, some southern voters who would otherwise be attracted to its broadly center-left policies are still troubled by its previous support for I.R.A. violence under Mr. Adams's presidency.
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To be clear, there is wide individual variability—but if gay men tend to be attracted to masculinity and straight men as a group are more likely to conform to masculine gender roles, then it's not hard to see why so many gay men would be searching for porn featuring straight guys.
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READ: Trump is destroying Obamacare without repealing it These experts fear that association plans — which would not be subject to the same benefits requirements as the plans under current law — will be appealing to young, healthy people who do not need as much coverage and will be attracted to the lower premiums.
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Psychology bloggers have presented various theories for why someone would be attracted to a perpetrator of violence, including the desire to change a man, the tendency to see a wounded child inside the criminal, or—in the cases of groupies who fixate on famous serial killers—the hopes of getting in on the media spotlight.
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There's a thing that happens when you're part of the LGBTQ community and grew up being told over and over again that you should be attracted to the "right" people or conform to the expectations of your assigned sex: You bury memories of same-gender attraction or thoughts about changing your body to better fit your true gender.
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In Sullivan's time, sexual orientation was a criteria related to transness, based on the studies by sexologist Harry Benjamin and the Harry Benjamin Standards of Care that interlinked orientation and gender identity; essentially, a defining trait of being trans had to be that trans men were attracted to women and trans women had to be attracted to men.
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It is part of what drew all of my friends and me to him — partially because some of us are queer but didn't yet feel comfortable expressing lust for women, but also because we weren't yet ready to be attracted to the more typical men Hollywood presented to us as attractive (and some of us never were).
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It's not necessarily because "sex" means "sexual orientation" or "gender identity", the brief argues, but because an employer logically cannot fire someone on one of these bases without paying close attention to their perceived or actual sex, and applying stereotypes governing how people of that sex should present themselves or whom they should be attracted to.
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Diana throws in her lot with Steve Trevor (Chris Pine) and his motley crew of pseudo-soldiers, and though you can predict them getting together from a mile away, most of their interactions play out as the rapport between friends or allies who just happen to be attracted to each other (even if we only get one lousy kiss).
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" We asked Montgomery to weigh in on whether Billy might be attracted to Steve and overcompensating for it with aggression, and while he didn't outright shoot down that interpretation, he admitted that he wasn't consciously playing into the homoerotic tension: "We were talking about this idea of Billy being threatened by Steve or emasculated in some way.
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The power dynamic of that arrangement has shifted repeatedly over the last century, but the essence remains the same: The star offers themselves up (their look, their attitude, their stories about their personal life) as raw material, and the publication creates a story about who that person is, and why audiences should be attracted to them.
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Psychology Today reports that doctors tried to "treat" gay people through such practices as aversion therapy, which sometimes included subjecting them to electric shocks or forcing them to take drugs that would make them vomit, while simultaneously showing them nude pictures of individuals they may be attracted to, in an attempt to form an association between the attraction and horrible, ill feelings.
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"If you are a top 50 school, I think you have to be very aware of your medians and how losing a point or gaining a point might impact your ranking and thus the sort of student that might be attracted to you," Mr. Shively said in a podcast produced by Law School Transparency, released on Wednesday with the research.
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I have been in many workshops where I have been asked to provide background information to explain how it is possible for a person to be attracted to both men and women, that if a character has only slept with women but finds themselves involved with a man, that there has been some mistake in the writing of this, that their sexuality has come as a sudden and startling surprise.
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Namely that though you might be attracted to this hypothetical MAGA football experiment due to your stance on national anthem kneeling, your belief that players are not sufficiently grateful enough for being allowed to earn a living as football stars, or your disagreement with the meager steps the NFL has taken to address the head injuries that are destroying the lives of its players, you're still tuning in, ostensibly, to watch some competently-played football.
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I was asking one of our colleagues — who I will not name, but is younger than all of us, by a lot — whether they'd be attracted to an Apple virtual debit card if the sole reason to use it was basically being able to use money someone sent you that very day to buy something versus having to wait maybe a day or two to see it land in your bank account.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's $1.5 trillion infrastructure proposal has three base assumptions — that Congress will raise an additional $200 billion in revenues; that state governments have the available resources to fund 2023 percent of federal projects; and that private enterprise will be attracted to invest in public infrastructure.
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