That burst of energy only made me more hooked on performing.
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Every so often our sun emits an invisible burst of energy.
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If they meet, they annihilate each other in a burst of energy.
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This gave me a burst of energy wholly unexpected for 8 p.m.
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Expect a boost in inspiration and a burst of energy this morning.
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A burst of energy arrives, and you're in an especially productive mood.
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A tremendous burst of energy is released, propagating through space as gravitational waves.
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A burst of energy comes if you're in school, traveling, or publishing something.
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Mars connects with Jupiter at 8:22 AM, bringing a big burst of energy.
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The burst of energy seemed related to his return to Providence from New York.
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Market Report Formally ladylike shapes get a burst of energy from the sportiest of patterns.
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All particles would have found their antiparticle pairs and annihilated into a burst of energy.
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There's a thrilling feeling of elevation, a burst of energy, an awareness of enlarged possibilities.
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Some of the entries seem to have been created in a single burst of energy.
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A burst of energy arrives as the moon clashes with Mars, but watch out for irritation.
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Haha. After hearing that my labor was progressing so quickly, I got a burst of energy.
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The sugar gives me a little burst of energy to start making a grocery list for tomorrow.
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After three weeks of anti-Trump protests, Democrats are still stunned by the sudden burst of energy.
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"He danced down the aisle of my church and had this burst of energy," says Walker-Pearlman.
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It's a creative renaissance — "a big burst of energy and joy" — that surprises even the artist himself.
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So, rather than encouraging your late-night burst of energy, find ways to help yourself wind down.
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Though the initial burst of energy has largely subsided, activists remain determined to push the changes through.
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If an antiparticle meets its anti-partner, the two particles annihilate each other in a burst of energy.
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The moon clashes with Mars at 10:11 AM, bringing a burst of energy—and possibly irritability, too!
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The band went through some lineup changes, and it felt like we had a new burst of energy.
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Keep it brisk to get the burst of energy you need to bang out those last three Keynote slides.
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I started to lift up my arms up for this pose and got this burst of energy like lightning.
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Eventually, those black holes can fuse, releasing a burst of energy as gravitational waves and completing the cosmic joining.
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The tremendous burst of energy released in the resulting transformation creates sunlight, and the conditions that enabled our creation.
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Mars clashes with Jupiter at 5:06 AM, bringing a burst of energy, but also boosting our competitive nature.
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He was a burst of energy, crashing into the seats a few times when he chased after loose balls.
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Action planet Mars has ended its retrograde, providing you with a fresh burst of energy in your academic life.
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Lasers In the Persian Gulf, an instantaneous burst of energy destroys targets -- first on the surface, then in the air.
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The moon in fire sign Sagittarius connects with warrior planet Mars at 12:10 AM, inspiring a burst of energy.
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If Schwind adds limonene to give a burst of energy, he doesn't want the lemon flavor to overwhelm the caramel.
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Hospital nurses felt that family and blood transfusions yielded a burst of energy that provided the illusion of wellness. Jan.
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I get a short burst of energy that I use to put away some clean laundry, but it fades quickly.
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Relax and recharge – when you get a little burst of energy, and channel it towards getting ready for the week ahead.
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While lamenting Capuano's defeat — and his own — he predicted the burst of energy will ultimately help the Democrats on the whole.
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Wendie Renard, standing at 6 feet 2 inches, scored with a header, giving French fans a burst of energy and ecstasy.
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Uranium atoms release a burst of energy when they fission, enough per atom to make a grain of sand visibly jump.
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When action planet Mars ends its retrograde on Monday, you get a burst of energy in your domestic and family life.
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Montenegro's fractious opposition has been given a burst of energy thanks to allegations by a former tycoon who now lives in London.
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I think all three games have had a big burst of energy and momentum when one side has been able to separate.
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Mars also connects with Uranus on August 28, bringing a big burst of energy and inspiring you to take a wild risk.
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They may have represented a great creative flowering, a burst of energy and social revolution, but they did not exactly end well.
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"Narcan is like an EpiPen to someone in anaphylactic shock — it gives you this crazy burst of energy," an EMT source tells PEOPLE.
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Focusing on your to-do list is huge today, and big burst of energy will help you tackle all your work this evening.
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Alexandria Ocasio Cortez' formal endorsement of Sanders on Saturday was a much-needed burst of energy for the Vermont senator's sagging presidential fortunes.
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Thankfully, the formula is exactly the same: an illuminating ginseng and caffeine blend that gives us a burst of energy before starting our day.
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There will be a burst of energy that invites bickering, so find a positive way to channel it, maybe through writing or talk therapy.
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Finally, a breath of fresh air and a burst of energy arrive this week, as your planetary ruler, warrior Mars, stations direct on Monday.
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The moon in Aries connects with Mars at 9:34 AM and then Jupiter at 12:14 PM, bringing a burst of energy and positivity!
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The Sun enters Leo at 213:221 PM on Sunday, giving you a burst of energy to work through things stirred up by eclipse season.
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This week, that's the renewed questions around radicalization — and a new burst of energy around what many people think is a lost cause: gun control.
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Mr. Lopes's "Pantagruel" also opened with a unison burst of energy before shimmying along the border between nervous aggression and a certain floppy-limbed swagger.
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A sudden burst of energy early on today will push you to tackle a lot of the chores that have been piling up around you.
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But the final component is being in proper shape for a burst of energy required in the few minutes it takes to build up speed.
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Nuclear explosions produce a powerful phenomenon called a nuclear electromagnetic pulse (EMP), an invisible burst of energy that can slash power, phone, and internet lines.
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That algae provided the "burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth," he said.
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The mini-LP includes seven tracks, though each is a brief burst of energy, like a thought quickly jotted down lest it be forgotten later.
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A burst of energy arrives on September 19 as Mars connects with Pluto, helping you move through Neptune's slog—just watch out for big tempers!
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GARDEN PARTY Leela and Aria typically wake up a half-hour after us, and all of a sudden the apartment gets a burst of energy.
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Binnie Kirshenbaum's Rabbits for Food — her first novel in 10 years — is a burst of energy, following a middle-aged woman's mental breakdown and subsequent hospitalization.
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We're more than halfway through the week, which means that small burst of energy we had the last couple of days has pretty much fizzled out.
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The sight of other women doing well, many with vastly different backgrounds than herself, was enough to give the first-time candidate a burst of energy.
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But Florida State got a burst of energy from Kabengele when he entered the game, as he scored eight straight points to put the Seminoles ahead.
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There are a lot of cities that could use up to 50,000 well-paying jobs and sort of that burst of energy that would come from it.
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You'll especially feel this burst of energy around your health and wellbeing, as well as at work, around your chores, and even in terms of your finances.
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Take, for instance, songbirds, many of which migrate north to Canada and the US to feast on the burst of energy supplied by spring, and its bugs.
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"Algae began to rapidly spread to provide the burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth."
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The collision happened at half the speed of light, and resulted in the release of a burst of energy equivalent to the complete annihilation of three suns.
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"'God Sized Hole' emerged as an almost fully formed piece, a burst of energy that stunned me the day it was written," Feinberg said of the song.
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"The market has given back all of yesterday's burst of energy, and we are looking at a very soft finish to the financial year in Australia," said McGlew.
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Salmon are totems of the sport: Like the paddleboarders, they fight the current to get to their finish line and breach the water in a burst of energy.
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Image: University of MarylandFor the first time, physicists have observed a mysterious process called magnetic reconnection—wherein opposing magnetic field lines join up, releasing a tremendous burst of energy.
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There were intermittent moments of activity and signs of good health, though each burst of energy was seen as a cruel reminder of what they would soon be mourning.
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The burst of energy from the throttle certainly gets you moving, but the hand brake makes it just as easy to slow down as it is to speed up.
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Sure, it's still dry and flaky, but my complexion appears less tired than it tends to be in the winter months — like it got the burst of energy it needed.
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It all promises to be a welcome burst of energy, as well as a fond farewell for Mr. Gilbert, a few months before his final season as music director begins.
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Pour yourself a mug of the fermented tea drink Kombucha for an extra burst of energy or rejuvenate the senses with a hot and spicy Chai tea to sip on.
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With a sophisticated global infrastructure for extraction, refining and distribution, oil produces such a powerful burst of energy that it is invaluable for some forms of transport such as aircraft.
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The moon connects with Pluto at 3:20 PM, urging us to go deep into our emotional issues, then meets Mars at 11:58 PM, bringing a burst of energy.
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This means that, with the sudden burst of energy on the left for more far-reaching policies, Democratic politics has left much of the think tank world scrambling to keep up.
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I asked whether there was any safety concern about toting around all of this antimatter—after all, when matter particles meet antimatter particles, they annihilate one another in a burst of energy.
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The chick gets a burst of energy with its first breath, Ms. Ries wrote on the project's blog, and scratches a hole through the shell to the outside, called the external pip.
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Goldman says that the emotion of anxiety uniquely once served as a means for preservation—it gave us an extra burst of energy when we were being hunted or hunting for ourselves.
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After this sleepy Neptunian moment, a burst of energy arrives when Mars clashes with Jupiter on September 13—just be mindful of arguments and watch out for potential consequences of poor planning.
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Living away from the thrilling hubbub of London, and her beloved Nesta, she suffered decades of block and frustration before a final, magnificent burst of energy at the end of the 1960s.
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This week brings a refreshing burst of energy to your personal finances and self-esteem as warrior planet Mars stations direct in your house of possessions and pushes everyone full steam ahead.
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Christie appeared to have gotten a late burst of energy on Saturday, when he wiped the floor with Marco Rubio and generally put in a very impressive debate performance: But it wasn't enough.
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"He will get a burst of energy and he will do it, believe me," Mr. Trump said, alluding to a nickname — "Low-Energy Jeb" — he had given Mr. Bush when the two were rivals.
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In 2015 and 2016, the planetary warming was intensified by the weather pattern known as El Niño, in which the Pacific Ocean released a huge burst of energy and water vapor into the atmosphere.
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The charged particles excite atoms and molecules in the atmosphere, and when these atoms and molecules return from their excited state, they emit a photon: a small burst of energy in the form of light.
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When the Infowars host "Prison" Paul Joseph Watson plugged Brain Force Plus—he said he takes two pills for a "sustainable burst of energy" before shooting his videos—left-wingers accepted the invitation to ridicule.
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The entire track feels like a life-affirming burst of energy with Vernon practically yelping, "Fold your hands into mine / I did my believing / Seeing every time" over a choir of pitch-shifted backing vocals.
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Tonight's full moon in fire sign Aries brings a big burst of energy, waking you from whatever hazy slumber you may have entered over the last few days, and encouraging you to get things done!
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"There is no question the Kavanaugh fight has provided a burst of energy to Republican voters at a critical time," said Brian Walsh, a Republican strategist and former staffer for the party's Senate campaign committee.
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" While noting that Jeb Bush hasn't endorsed him yet, Trump predicted the Florida governor "will get a burst of energy and he will do it," a reference to his repeated barbs that Bush was "low energy.
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So cancel that mind-numbing conference call you have scheduled for Tuesday morning and move it to Thursday afternoon instead, and embrace your summer lull as preparation for the fall burst of energy you know will follow.
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The moon in Gemini opposes Jupiter, and you're busier than you want to be, but as the moon connects with Mars, you may feel a burst of energy—or could connect with someone who can help you!
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There was a burst of energy in democracy and union organizing after Suharto's fall in 1998, and, largely thanks to that short-lived movement, Indonesia's labor laws are better than those in most countries in the region.
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Not to be outdone, Leandro Barbosa, the 233.3-year-old shooting guard known as the Brazilian Blur, provided a huge burst of energy with 23 points in just 22 minutes, hitting each of the five shots he took.
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We'll all feel a big burst of energy once the Moon meets with fiery Mars at 7:54 PM, and we'll have some brilliant breakthroughs when the Moon connects with Uranus at 9:27 PM. All Times EST.
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About 50,000 of those immigrants have settled in Berlin, many of them taking up residence in makeshift camps and hostels, and infusing the city with a new multicultural dimension, a burst of energy and an element of tension.
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After an initial burst of energy, the careers of many of the directors in the "Black New Wave" of the early 1990s didn't last—especially for female directors, none of whom were prominently featured in the Times magazine article.
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Trailing by 217 late in the second quarter, the Bucks found a burst of energy and closed out on a 26-33 run over the final 23:21, going into halftime tied at 217 after Bledsoe sank two free throws.
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"We wrote it in a burst of energy—in one day—and recorded a demo of it late one night, at the end of a long recording session with Liz Callaway, who was the singing voice of Anastasia in the film," says Ahrens.
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Ultracapacitors are able to give a short burst of energy for situations such as stabilizing or accelerating the airship, and then can recharge in a matter of seconds and will be used in aircraft being developed by a French firm called Flying Whales.
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"These large and nutritious organisms at the base of the food web provided the burst of energy required for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where increasingly large and complex animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth," said the lead researcher, Jochan Brocks.
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While she was openly devastated, it also resulted in a creative burst of energy, and she released her second album in six months, "thank u, next" which gave her her first two No. 1 singles, five Grammy nominations, and a gigantic world tour.
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Rauschenberg was one of a number artists invited by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to attend the launch of Apollo 211, the spaceflight that landed two Americans on the moon on July 21942, 22008, and he responded with an unparalleled burst of energy.
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Joel Embiid, who had played through a bad left knee and a stomach bug for most of the playoffs, had a burst of energy late in the third when he blocked a driving Leonard, and Simmons capitalized with a basket for an 18-point cushion.
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He realized that the best way to calculate the infinitesimal time it took for a reaction to occur was to start with a chemical system in a state of equilibrium and then perturb the system with a quick burst of energy, like high-frequency sound.
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Sam Ray wrote and recorded it all over a nine-day stretch in May 2015, in the midst of a "manic, terrified, paranoid burst of energy," but it was consumed by the release of Teen Suicide's cacophonous farewell, It's the Big Joyous Celebration, Let's Stir the Honeypot.
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More from Tonic: Know When to Slow Down It's easy to mistake a bout of mania—which can include symptoms of racing thoughts and an elevated mood—with a burst of energy, but if you don't know when to slow down the crash can be debilitating.
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"It has without a doubt brought a whole new burst of energy to the island, and exposed what is out here to the general public," Mr. Orlando said of Reffen, which was constructed from old shipping containers on a dusty harborside lot surrounded by dilapidated warehouses.
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"The cyanobacterial oceans started to vanish about 650 million years ago, when algae began to rapidly spread to provide the burst of energy needed for the evolution of complex ecosystems, where large animals, including humans, could thrive on Earth," said senior lead researcher and ANU associate professor Jochen Brocks.
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These are familiar tools from his bag of tricks, but they get a breath of fresh air in these new contexts—all of a sudden his twist on the laptop reggae formula is like nothing you've ever heard before, his club flip gets a burst of energy befitting festival mainstages.
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After being totally drained all day I got a sudden burst of energy, which I used up drunkenly giggling before crashing at 2000 PM. Normally once my alarm goes off I'm up, but that morning I felt as drained as I did the time I got tropical flu in Vietnam.
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"By comparing all the data, we determined that the unfortunate star was likely disrupted in October 2003 in our time [when the light arrived at Earth] and produced a burst of energy that decayed over the following 10 years or so," co-author Jay Strader, an astronomer at Michigan State University, said in the same statement.
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Contender Laser Cut 7/8 Tight, $39.97-$89, available in 6 colors at AthletaBest for: HIIT, weight training Why you should buy them: Athleta's colorful Contender line could just be the right burst of energy to get you excited and ready for your workout, especially on those days when the comfort of your couch calls to you with alarming appeal.
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It wasn't until I was halfway through painting my living room one afternoon – the idea was to paint an accent wall, but it looked so good, and I was blasting The Best of Blondie and I had a lot of energy, just paint the whole damn room‑‑it wasn't until then‑‑that I stopped, paint roller in one hand, wondering if this sudden burst of energy might have something to do with my menstrual cycle.
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