It is really exciting how that idea could be emotional.
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"I am sure it will be emotional," adds the source.
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It's going to be emotional for me to see him.
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"I do not have time to be emotional," he said.
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We're not going to be emotional about it right now.
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"I'm sure it'll be emotional," Vogel told the Orlando Sentinel recently.
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The truths are going to be emotional and moral, not political.
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The next few weeks are going to be emotional as hell.
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I was like there's no time to be emotional right now.
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"It'll probably be emotional for me," Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra said.
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Seeing him take on the Captain America mantle will be emotional.
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The speech was meant to be emotional and raise people up.
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The full moon in Taurus is going to be emotional and exhausting.
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Taylor Swift hugged two of her lawyers and appeared to be emotional.
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I didn't expect to be emotional when I walked in the door.
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The energy will be emotional—don't try to hold in your feelings.
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Deeper than cooking, it can be a philosophy, it can be emotional.
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This will be emotional and exhausting, so be extra gentle to yourself.
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Smarter Living: Losing an earring, even a cheap one, can be emotional.
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Who wouldn't be emotional listening to the Queen say nice things about you?
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Like 'Okay guys, I'm trying not to be emotional, there are females here.
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Plenty of stars have signed on for the sure-to-be-emotional retelling.
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Yes, it would be emotional at times — but it would always be fabulous.
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"You can be emotional, but yet sexy and strong without giving too much."
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But the Draft changes fates, it changes lives, and it can be emotional.
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"Men should be emotional when something hits your heart," James told Sports Illustrated.
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It's important to note that Buffett isn't advising people to not be emotional.
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I knew it would be emotional, and I want to remember these moments.
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"Women are assumed to be emotional; sometimes overly so, or rash," she tells Broadly.
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It can be emotional, jaw-dropping, sexy — or even all of that at once.
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It's OK, let it all out, Capricorn—now is your time to be emotional!
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Cancer season is here, so expect the next few weeks to be emotional, Sagittarius.
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If 10 minutes pass and you're not hungry anymore, it might be emotional hunger.
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It seemed too complicated Sometimes, the act of communicating one's needs can be emotional.
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Plus I thought it might be emotional, and I didn't want to go there.
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"There will probably be emotional testimony and evidence," Justice Carro said at one point.
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Bringing the pair together one last time would certainly be emotional, intense and joyful.
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I knew it was going to be emotional, so I was ready for it.
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Chances are, even though you're the one initiating the break up, it will be emotional.
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I can be emotional and happy and sad and afraid but I m not alone.
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I felt embarrassed to be emotional about the ending, then was embarrassed for being embarrassed.
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The mood will be emotional today, so be gentle with yourself and those around you.
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East London's Kojey Radical is always pushing boundaries, whether they be emotional, aesthetic, or both.
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The men were allowed to be emotional and the women were supposed to be cool.
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"Sometimes I'll be emotional, but it's better than feeling like a zombie," she told me.
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"It is hard to witness this whole scenario and not be emotional," Bolsonaro tweeted Saturday.
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It's supposed to be emotional But the PSA's most harrowing image is the last one.
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I think sometimes we lose our reason and we kind of let it be emotional.
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Ru wants them to be emotional, messy, and willing to put it all on the line.
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In missing children investigations, there can be emotional necessity to conceal some information from the family.
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Sunday's race at Yas Marina, he said, would be emotional, if also something of a disappointment.
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This Is Us showrunners promised us this week's episode would be emotional — and boy, did they deliver.
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I am a native New Yorker, and I didn't expect it to be emotional, and it was.
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"Men are told to be a certain way – they can't be emotional, they can't cry," said Silver.
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Injuries can often be emotional for players, but Kuechly, the league leader in tackles, was a wreck.
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"That will be a special moment," Spoelstra told reporters while admitting it will be emotional for him.
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Even for those who survive a gunshot wound, the scars may be emotional as well as physical.
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This topic can be emotional and uncomfortable, but it shouldn't be demonized without examining the complexities involved.
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If I had to be emotional, I would think of something awful happening to a family member.
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The "God Is a Woman" singer, 25, appeared to be emotional while strolling through Manhattan with Davidson, 24.
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Big confrontations are likely to go down at this time, and you can bet it will be emotional.
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It looks like The Real Housewives of New Jersey's season 9 reunion will be emotional for Teresa Giudice.
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This shift will be emotional (and exhausting, so don't overbook yourself), but these changes are for the best.
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Consider these offers from our partners:Check your emotions at the doorYou can't be emotional with the market. Period.
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There may be emotional safety in talking about your story at a physical remove from where it unfolded.
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It's reasonable to be emotional about the thoughts that were important to you at one moment in time.
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" Greenblatt called that period an "extreme version of how stocks can be emotional and why we have opportunities, discipline.
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The girls are going to be emotional about it towards the guy and it's just such a convoluted situation.
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"Believe it or not, I thought I was going to be emotional walking her down the aisle," he says.
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In that much time I've always had a kid at BC." Graduation, he says, "is going to be emotional.
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ADHD stands for "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder" and for women, the hyperactivity tends to be emotional rather than physical.
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This full moon will be emotional, so expect some tears to come to the surface—let them out, Libra!
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LeBron James said "men should be emotional" while speaking about tearing up on live TV after Kobe Bryant's death.
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They tend to be "emotional sponges," who empathize with and absorb the feelings and baggage of those around them.
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So, even if the writing was on the wall, Manning's benching was always going to be emotional and delicate.
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"I've always imagined it would be emotional," said art director Simon Anderson, who's been with Owlboy since day one.
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But, we live in a patriarchy and that means some people are allowed to be emotional and others are not.
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One of the few privileges of being a woman or being non-binary is that you're allowed to be emotional.
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"It's impossible to not to be emotional about this case," Jan Norman, an assistant district attorney, said after the verdict.
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The vigil with youth on Saturday and his meeting with AIDS patients on Sunday are also expected to be emotional.
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The energy will be emotional, and you'll be as impulsive as ever, but don't overbook yourself, because you'll be exhausted!
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Yan points out that everyone agrees Warren Buffett is a great investor — and he never says not to be emotional.
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It was always going to be emotional, but with tears and tributes aplenty, the fall 2019 show marked an era ended.
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Even though the sculpture is satirical, initial responses now tend to be emotional, which seems to have always been the intent.
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Without these women, I wouldn't know how to be emotional and openly express myself or how to hold doors for people.
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Making the decision to get inked can be emotional, thrilling, and might even signify an important event, relationship, or life stage.
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While this may sound other-worldly, the online retailer says it wants gift-buying to be emotional, rather than simply transactional.
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Based on the trailer for the 9/11, the movie will be emotional because of the subject matter — and the casting.
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The victim impact statements are expected to be emotional, heartfelt and gut-wrenching tales of the abuse and its lasting effects.
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He suspects it'll be emotional, and got nervous when I asked him what would happen if the game isn't any good.
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How This Is Us will work out this tricky dynamic is unclear, but one thing's obvious: It's going to be emotional.
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His ironclad ratings among them now suggest that, in matters of political allegiance, which tend to be emotional, that dissonance was unsustainable.
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"It's okay to be emotional, but it's better to be forgiving," he told reporters at the presidential palace, a television broadcast showed.
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There's often an assumption that domestic abuse has to be physical, but it can be emotional, and can involve a person's finances.
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They emoted to an audience of hundreds of thousands in a world where men are encouraged to not be emotional at all.
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So, what we're gonna do here is we're gonna recap some of Lauren's favorite episodes and I'm going to be emotional here.
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The beach, the pool, the lake, or anywhere skin is expected to be shown can be emotional places for anyone with a body.
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"From a guy's perspective — not to sound sexist — it's almost more acceptable for a woman to break down and be emotional," he explained.
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The final season is sure to be emotional for loyal fans of the show, considering it has been on the air since 2011.
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We have to fight the battle of depersonalization all the time, but when you're trying to save somebody's life, you can't be emotional.
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The scene of recognition between Lyra and her long-lost youngest sibling, Benjamin, a would-be emotional high point, passes in a flash.
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As with so much in our conversations about technology, security, and democracy, encryption debates can be emotional in a way that undercuts nuance.
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We have to allow men to be vulnerable, be emotional, but they also have to allow us to be strong without calling us names.
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Most empaths are generally thought to be emotional or physical empaths; however, they can be a mix of any or all of those types.
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The tribute episode will likely be emotional for not just the characters in the episode, but for the cast — and the fans watching from home.
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McGregor found the transformation to be emotional as well as physical, but says he enjoyed having extra dessert once he was instructed to gain weight.
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I once saw a Pinterest quote that said something to the effect of women in business are allowed five minutes a day to be emotional.
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"This is an emotional problem, and the solution has to be emotional," says Javier Vega de Seaone of the Circulo de Empresarios, a business group.
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It&aposs just a scene written to be emotional because the filmmakers thought, "We need an emotional scene," rather than it feeling organic or true.
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If they're not performing, or out of the team, at the end of the day they are human, their levels of expectance can be emotional.
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Trading can be emotional and if you don't have discipline and clear levels in mind you can be at greater risk in a volatile market.
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The action can also be emotional, and people actually feel a sense of relief or sense of pleasure from pulling or peeling the skin, she says.
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"We have to stand up, and we should be emotional about things like that and we have to stand up and talk about it," she said.
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The energy will be emotional and exhausting, so don't plan any important meetings if you can help it, and try to sleep in if you can.
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" Gouzer's boss, Brett Gorvy, the international head of contemporary art at Christie's, told me, "Loïc has a tendency to be emotional and petulant, like a child.
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While Fi's send-off will no doubt be emotional for the characters on the Chicago-set series, it's Rossum's co-stars who may miss her the most.
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" The former New York Giants backup quarterback said Andrews is "definitely outgoing and got a great personality," but he said she's "what I consider to be emotional.
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We're trying to be emotional and at the same time we're trying to get the story -- bits and pieces of the story to complete the whole picture.
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" He also told Hewitt he urged Trump's team to remain levelheaded — "to be calm, to be matter of fact, not to be emotional, not to be histrionic.
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Don't overbook yourself during this time—the energy will be emotional, and you'll want time to be able to deeply focus on whatever tasks you have to manage.
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He has autism and, as any parent of a child with significant special needs knows, the yearly team meeting to develop the I.E.P. can be emotional and fraught.
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"I also urged them ... to be calm, to be matter of fact, not to be emotional, not to be histrionic, simply to lay out the case," Cruz added.
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If someone's words or actions immediately make you want to be emotional or fly off the handle then the best thing to do is process a situation differently.
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MIKE SANTOLI: Sure-- and before we finish up, you've mentioned a couple of times the need for investors to kind of try not to be emotional about the markets?
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IndyCar drivers return to Pocono with Wilson, Clauson in their hearts LONG POND, Pa. — It figures to be emotional for the Verizon IndyCar Series this weekend at Pocono Raceway.
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The arrival of police upset the children because they thought they had done something wrong and caused them to be emotional, as well as upsetting the mother and grandmother.
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"The question is not to be emotional, I mean I am an engineer, but more rational and to find together solutions without antagonizing one against the other," said Pouyanne.
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Tony Goldwyn, who plays outgoing President Fitzgerald Grant, said Rhimes is taking the show in a "whole fresh direction" meant to be emotional and entertaining for the Scandal world.
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I knew Most Memorable Year week was going to be emotional for everyone, but I think it was the first time Ryan was really able to show his true self.
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The research found that male characters used language "more closely linked to achievement," while female characters' words tended to be "emotional and related to family values," according to the Times.
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Given the feelings that the Toy Story movies and Pixar are known for, this latest chapter and possible goodbye to our favorite toys will undoubtedly be emotional for fans, too.
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In a way, it's the way they communicate with each other, because they're so unable to be emotional initially, and they both come to sex from such completely different perspectives.
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The hope, Dr. Raxworthy said, is that visitors will "learn and have fun" And, he said, "for Cuban-Americans who haven't been back in a long time, it could be emotional."
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Having spent the best days of his playing career at United, and having been assistant coach towards the end of the Ferguson era, this weekend's fixture could be emotional for Phelan.
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So I admit, when I saw the president's nominee for CPSC Chair, Ann Marie Buerkle, tell a reporter the agency is, "not supposed to be emotional" I got pretty emotional myself.
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To say that it's a good thing to be maternal, to be emotional, to be collaborative; to be humble and value community instead of bombastically valuing oneself (like certain toxically masculine opponents).
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Country music just has its own issues, one of the most mind-boggling ones being that women in the genre are rarely allowed the space to be emotional on their own terms.
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And as someone who tends to be emotional, I feel for my family who made the effort to come here for a better future just to realize that it's not as great.
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In fact, the first bit of March will be emotional (and creative, and intuitive, and all that great Pisces stuff) thanks to the Sun hanging out in the sign of the fish.
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"We all know that markets react emotionally sometimes, and there is plenty to be emotional about," Christopher Smart, head of macroeconomic and geopolitical research at Barings, wrote in a note to investors.
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And when they want to cry or they want to be emotional in any way they are barred from it, which I think is even worse in a lot of ways. Yeah.
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I knew I'd be emotional when I saw my friends in their lacy dresses walking down the aisle, and that sitting next to my partner would add even more meaning to this moment.
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The screenwriters of Avengers: Infinity War always knew the ending to their movie would be emotional, but they didn't quite grasp how emotional until they saw the actors performing it for the first time.
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"Lexa was a meaningful character to our fans, especially LGBTQ fans, and so I knew it would be emotional, of course," he told TV Insider Monday, making his first formal comments on the backlash.
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Hanks recently revealed that costar Tim Allen, who stars as astronaut Buzz Lightyear, gave him a heads up that the movie's final scenes would be emotional before he went in to record his lines.
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Venus will briefly dip into Water sign Pisces on April 2, which will be emotional for you, little ram, but also cathartic—an opportunity to examine your desires, release the past, and embrace transformation.
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Because it can be emotional and intellectual and natural, the people who interact with wine and take it seriously, once their eyes are opened, it becomes a conversation that otherwise might never have happened.
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There will likely be emotional scenes when the grizzled Senate warrior arrives amid his colleagues in the chamber, following a rare bipartisan outpouring of shock and sympathy for the 80-year-old former presidential nominee.
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Even so, he also offers a significant selection of red Burgundies and some top Bordeaux and California cabernets, with an understanding that wine selections can be emotional rather than rational reflections on what pairs best.
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But while there may be emotional stakes riding on whether or not Hartley mails the cards, plans the potlucks, and so on, much of the work that she's doing isn't "emotional labor"—it's just labor.
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What I hope is that we'll head towards a time when all children get the full range of human qualities, so we allow girls to be strong and powerful and boys to be emotional and vulnerable.
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If we can't save this library, not only will the presence of my work disappear with it, there won't be a space for like-minded peers to be emotional and to heal just like I did.
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Unlike some, I honestly didn't even mind that she showed us a full spectrum of her emotions in that scene where she was crying as he left because, yes, strong women are allowed to be emotional.
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Women are still held back by expectations that they should be emotional and giving while men are seen as natural leaders, Sandberg told Lean In followers - biases that she acknowledged could also be written into technology.
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From the specific number of minutes in each episode, we can deduce that the final three episodes of the season will be emotional ones, with enough twists to warrant three one hour and 22 minute long episodes.
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While Thorne may be emotional over Mongeau's new union, it appears she wishes the couple well as she liked an Instagram post of them together, which shows Paul and Mongeau posing outside of a Mercedes-Benz dealership.
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That episode, we almost don't talk about it unless we know we're in a place where we know we're safe enough to almost be emotional because it was so profound, so I'm so glad you liked it.
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Carrie Fisher's posthumous appearance in Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi is going to be emotional for Star Wars fans around the world, but the film also marked some of her biggest scenes with costar John Boyega.
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"I just feel like if you talk about it, people have more of an understanding what you're going through and maybe can understand why you might be emotional or why you might be in a bad mood," she continues.
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When Cora reunited with both of her daughters, Regina and Zelena, it was bound to be emotional, but a buried family secret from their childhoods changed everything for the sisters — and sent someone out of the depths of hell.
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It's a sign of how worried Team Kavanaugh is that a Supreme Court nominee felt he had to publish a last-minute op-ed to promise he's not going to be emotional, but rather an independent, impartial Supreme Court justice.
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Vanessa is sharing her story of welcoming their third child, Phoenix, early, and that of course is going to be emotional for Nick to watch as she discusses about how she really felt as a woman through that whole experience.
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Caregivers can also talk with their children to help expand their views of gender, but open discussions about gender can't negate the impact of gender stereotypes (such as, boys should be stoic and girls should be emotional) on kids, says Olezeski.
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Since coming out as a trans woman, I've found a staggering number of emotional support systems open to women compared to those for men, because women in our culture are expected to be emotional, whereas men are expected to be buttoned-down.
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It's typical for the Bachelor and his contestants to be emotional in season previews, but an unexpected twist on Peter Weber's Bachelor season promo is that his mom is also on the verge of tears talking about the woman she wants her son to marry.
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"And I know lots of people will be emotional about her because her character had such a hard ending [in Endgame], but it was special learning from her, and she's been doing this for like 10 years in those films," Pugh, 23, added of Johansson.
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The energy will be emotional and destructive, so if you need to yell at someone (so unlike you, Cancer, but you may feel very unlike yourself), find healthy ways to release anger, like writing in a journal—instead of making a phone call you may regret.
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"But he came a little early and we were out in the dark and she was doing a very, very intense scene and I heard a sniff and I suddenly turned and there was Nick standing next to me and he was just crying to see her be emotional," Bose says.
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"But he came a little early and we were out in the dark and she was doing a very, very intense scene and I heard a sniff and I suddenly turned and there was Nick standing next to me and he was just crying to see her be emotional," Bose said.
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Playlist: "Crocodile Rock" / "Saturday Night's Alright for Fighting" / "The Bitch Is Back" / "I'm Still Standing" / "Philadelphia Freedom" / "Honky Cat" / "Bennie and the Jets" / "Take Me to the Pilot" / "Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding" / "Sad Songs (Say So Much)" As adept as he is at crowd-pleasing rockers, Elton John's strongest gear may just be emotional piano ballads.
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It has to be sweet, but not so saccharine you want to vom; it has to make you want to dance rather than give you a headache; it has to be emotional but not too taxing; it has to have a chorus that sticks to the walls of your brain like glitter over glue, buzzing round your head long after the track has finished.
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