Time and time again, these stories come to the surface.
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Issues with your parents may come to the surface, too.
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Pay close attention to what issues come to the surface then.
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Whatever's been pushed down will come to the surface for you.
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Periodically, pieces come to the surface and can be picked out.
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Unexpected feelings come to the surface as the moon opposes Uranus.
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Unexpected emotions come to the surface during one of your meditations today.
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"subterranean" dark side of Western culture had "finally come to the surface"
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Deep emotional issues often come to the surface, and obsessions reach critical points.
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Deep emotions come to the surface for you to work though today, Aquarius!
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Her numerous flaws that were once ignored have now come to the surface.
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However, boundaries are also being set and intense emotions come to the surface.
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Since the December general elections, however, new corruption scandals have come to the surface.
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Secrets come to the surface, deep connections are formed… and deep connections are severed.
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Intense emotions you may have been repressing come to the surface as Venus opposes Pluto.
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Secrets may come to the surface now, and unexpected news is sure to surprise you.
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An eclipse is coming, and some secrets about the past may come to the surface.
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Whatever feelings may have come to the surface, they were quickly put to the side.
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Deep emotions concerning security come to the surface today as the moon connects with Neptune.
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Fiery emotions come to the surface as the moon in Libra meets with warrior planet Mars.
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The atmosphere is emotional—feelings you haven't had time to face will come to the surface.
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Recently, widespread allegations of sexual assault and harassment in Hollywood have come to the surface, too.
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As Karen investigates the murder, the secrets of family members and neighbors come to the surface.
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Secrets come to light, and deeply-buried emotions come to the surface for you to process.
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We'd rather things come to the surface instead of bubbling below, staying in the shadows, right?
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But as the family's clashing feelings about Lorenzo come to the surface, the play turns unwieldy.
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Polarization is often another word we have for disagreements that need to come to the surface.
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Faucets run brown But when the problem does come to the surface, it's hard to ignore.
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"All the dirt has come to the surface and is now visible and personal," Dr. Szomolanyi said.
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Big emotions come to the surface as the moon enters dramatic Leo—it's time for a change.
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As I lay there and rode through my contractions, all my fears began to come to the surface.
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Big emotions you've been stifling in order to get your daily tasks completed will come to the surface.
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The optical ambiguities come to the surface and then recede again into chaos, shifting between order and disorder.
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Intense and unexpected emotions come to the surface as the moon enters Scorpio and opposes wildcard Uranus today.
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Imagine doing all of this and not being allowed to come to the surface for a gulp of air.
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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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"This is a song that's been brewing inside me for years, that has finally come to the surface," Perry writes.
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A climax around an issue concerning your love life or a creative pursuit is sure to come to the surface.
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But in recent days, Noah said, the real president of the United States has come to the surface: Fox News.
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"This is a song that's been brewing inside me for years, that has finally come to the surface," Perry said.
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"Meditation allows deep feelings to come to the surface," says Dr. Blum, who also likes yoga for its meditative benefits.
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And very big emotions will come to the surface—you're releasing old parts of yourself that no longer serve you.
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All kinds of emotions come to the surface on February 6; you'll feel pulled in a bunch of different directions.
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Make time for quiet meditation and journaling—your repressed emotions are ready to come to the surface and be witnessed.
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Intense feelings come to the surface, but you're ready to sit with them and open yourself up to emotional transformation.
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These come to the surface when the dunes of Penzance are invaded by a squadron of dewy, gaily tripping maidens.
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Those secrets will all come to the surface, but before they do, it's clear Archie will become an entirely different person.
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Young people, especially males, internalize what's going on by keeping in their stomachs without allowing it to come to the surface.
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Sometimes, hatred needs to come to the surface before it can be overcome, they argue, drawing on the tools of psychotherapy.
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Baby yourself today, Sagittarius—so many big emotions come to the surface and you need to be tender with your spirit.
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The 'dream-work' was connected to the 'joke-work' and both dreams and jokes allowed unconscious material to come to the surface.
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"These products won't allow for any perspiration to come to the surface and could potentially block pores and cause congestion," she says.
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The moon in Libra finds you focused on your partnerships today, Aries, and very intense emotions come to the surface this evening.
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Experiences I brushed aside, accepted as normal or forgot about because I was able to slip away have come to the surface.
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The FSH results have made all my deep-seated fears about not being able to have a baby come to the surface.
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In September, cooler nights stimulate the fish that come to the surface for insect hatches of tricos, blue-winged olives and caddis.
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Your dreams are going to be very active during this period, and some secrets concerning your everyday life will come to the surface.
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But May 25 also brings a clash between sweet Venus and power planet Pluto, so expect deep issues to come to the surface.
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There will be a lot of tears—shit you should have cried about months or even years ago will come to the surface.
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Exhausted by the nine-round battle, eyes swollen and struggling for breath, the South London accent and speech patterns come to the surface.
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Scorpio is a water sign known for its intensity and desire to dive deep, so intense issues are sure to come to the surface.
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The Moon enters Pisces—a deep, emotional Water sign—which will inspire some very sensitive emotions to come to the surface for you, Leo.
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We allowed all that nastiness to come to the surface, and we've been successful in shining a light on all that was going on.
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But sperm whales are slow-growing, slow-reproducing animals that don't come to the surface often, and signs of population recovery have been limited.
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Secrets you've hidden (even from yourself) or anything that's been hidden from you will come to the surface when Jupiter and Uranus face off.
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There might be a homesickness bubbling up inside of you—let it come to the surface: Explore it, honor it, and share your truth.
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We have more offense in this team and we know it, but it hasn't come to the surface in the way we feel it will.
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If she were a flight attendant and your flight happened to be overbooked, you'd have zero confidence any innate decency would come to the surface.
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While you might enjoy lower premiums if you take this route, all of these lies will come to the surface if you file a claim.
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And as with any investigation, where the S.E.C. starts is not necessarily where the agency will end up if other issues come to the surface.
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Surrounded by canvases, Hollinghurst seemed to come to the surface of himself, moving from one source of delight to another in a state of observant rapture.
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Emotions about your goals and reputation come to the surface, and you may finally be releasing a project into the world, and it's giving you big feelings.
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Everything here — each image, video clip, snippet of text stuck to the wall with T-pins — is piecemeal, fugitive, partially articulated, trying to come to the surface.
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The secrets revealed on Hannah's tapes have come to the surface, and now, in a post-tape world, this trio must rely on one another for support.
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"We're being approached by quite a few of these so-called underground breeders who have come to the surface and are now interested in patenting," Veitenheimer said.
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Repressed anger may come to the surface now—but even if it doesn't, this will be a fine time to check in with a therapist or counselor.
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Today's full moon in Cancer finds you deep in your emotions—things that you may have bottled up come to the surface, and you need to address them.
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Rewards or recognition for your hard work may arrive, but it's also likely that some deep, intense emotions about your professional goals will come to the surface, too.
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"They sink a little bit, they come to the surface, they stretch their neck out, gasp for air and then go back under the surface again," Tothy said.
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Her black hair is streaked with with white, which has been true since she was my age, her early thirties, but has only recently come to the surface.
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In that time, SVU has become a character study of her, as her biases and flaws and things she still needs to learn continue to come to the surface.
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"Bratislava is unique, in that it has been starved of attention and was maybe waiting for its opportunity to come to the surface, to bloom into something," he said.
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Power struggles arrive as the sun opposes Pluto on July 14—egos clash, and it feels impossible to find a compromise as jealousy and control issues come to the surface.
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"I am under no illusions, there are a variety of things that are floating around and more will come to the surface that want to be on NDAA," Thornberry said.
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You've worked through emotional demons this month, but things from your deep past—your childhood, things that have been taking place for generations in your family—will come to the surface.
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Full moons bring things to light, and since this one will be illuminating such a private, mysterious sector of your chart, you can expect some secrets to come to the surface.
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Big emotions come to the surface—but under the bright light of the full moon, Aquarius's cool, crystal clarity helps you not detach from your emotions, but become an observer of them.
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Before 1492, the port had 513 synagogues and 5,000 Jews; that faith and culture have been undergoing a modest but determined local revival, as some long-dormant collective memories come to the surface.
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For regular blemishes where the infection does come to the surface in the form of a whitehead, applying a drying spot treatment that contains camphor and sulfur and can help heal those quickly.
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"The issues that have come to the surface really have been more longstanding, and Saudi Arabia has really come to not feel like they can count on us quite as much," said Corker.
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The passion that has come to the surface in the past two days is what inspires me to look forward, to work hard towards mending relationships and moving the game forward for all.
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With the trial now close to wrapping up, Noah said, many juicy revelations have come to the surface — including one about Mexico's former president, Enrique Peña Nieto, who left office late last year.
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Intense emotions and deep desires will come to the surface this morning, but the mood will shift this evening when the Moon enters fellow Air sign Gemini, putting you in lighter, more adventurous mood.
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" She said her office is able to "proactively resolve complaints, reduce litigation and associated costs, and recommend systemic reforms that may never have otherwise come to the surface due to bureaucracy or internal politics.
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These shifts affect migrants, their home communities and their newly adopted ones, and speak to how these cultural changes might come to the surface through language, through dress, and, of course, through visual art.
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The next day, December 22, the full moon in Cancer illuminates a very private sector of your chart and reveals secrets—even secrets about yourself that you weren't privy to will come to the surface.
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A scuba diving marine biologist, pulled down by a huge octopus, is running out of air — but after the two make eye contact, the octopus begins to disentangle, and they come to the surface together.
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"Researchers have been putting satellite tags and data loggers on these fish and found they will come to the surface and lay on their side on the surface, hence the name the sunfish," Foster said.
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The issue of the propriety of the appointments has come to the surface only recently because of a change brought in by the Dodd-Frank Act in 2010 that significantly expanded the S.E.C.'s authority.
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The portraits are so fawning that I find myself wishing for the perspective of someone like Frans Hals, who often allowed some subtle, implicit betrayal of his real feelings for his subject come to the surface.
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While Alex and Greg have been accepting of Jake's gender expression at home, once they have to address his behavior in public with teachers, school administrators, and friends, many more complicated feelings come to the surface.
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"I could feel a rich continuum of gay activity in my bones, but I couldn't see any solid evidence of the past around me—only tiny hints of it would come to the surface," he writes.
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Microsoft filed patents for a modular Surface Studio years ago, and we may eventually see the same modular design of the Surface Hub 2, that lets you replace the processor cartridge, come to the Surface Studio.
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Intense emotions come to the surface today, challenging you to be mature and sit with them instead of bottling them up, thanks to the moon's connection with taskmaster Saturn and the lord of the underworld, Pluto.
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Game of Thrones is ending in two seasons (seven episodes in season 7 and six episodes in the final season 8), which means it's time for the most ridiculous "What If" endings to come to the surface.
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While Fox, which airs "Empire," initially stood by Smollett as suspicions about his story started to come to the surface, it said it is considering its options about the actor's return to the show following his arrest.
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It got him out of the safe house but, with federal agents in pursuit, he was forced to come to the surface through a manhole where he opted for a more traditional getaway method — stealing a car.
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It's not just that questions continue to swirl about the app at the heart of the meltdown as new information about its severe shortcomings and more revelations about the shadowy groups behind it come to the surface.
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On a more serious note, if there has been any sort of abuse going on, it may be exposed or realized now, as the eclipse and the opposition of the Sun with Pluto come to the surface.
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Frackers blast a mixture of water, sand and chemicals into rocks ranging anywhere from hundreds to thousands of feet below the ground to cause natural gas to come to the surface where it's then stored in a tank.
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"A lot of shadow organizations happen in many enterprises, where a lot of ideas are worked on but they never come to the surface and really flourish and create more power for the organization to thrive," he told CNBC.
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"This album was born out of a need to do some healing work in my personal life, to address some fears, and patterns of mine and allow my true feelings to come to the surface," the Tennessee native says.
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"Researchers have been putting satellite tags and data loggers on these fish and found they will come to the surface and lay on their side on the surface, hence the name the sunfish," Foster explained to the news outlet.
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The illegal miners arrested have been forced to come to the surface because of the strike, which has emptied the shafts of employees, thereby starving them of their sources of food and water underground - an inadvertent consequence of the stoppage.
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The illegal miners arrested have been forced to come to the surface because of the strike, which has emptied the shafts of employees, thereby starving them of their sources of food and water underground - an unintended consequence of the stoppage.
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Last week the company said that 461 illegal miners had been arrested at Cooke since the strike began after they were forced to come to the surface because the stoppage deprived them of sources of food and water provided by employees.
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The mom of three, who was heavily pregnant with her and Eason's first child together, let her frustrations come to the surface as she complained about Eason spending most of his time hanging out with his friends instead of packing their things.
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When you become a parent, you start thinking a lot of your own parents and your own childhood, and these very strange memories that you didn't even know you had in your brain come to the surface – your first memories – diapers, and smells.
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The moon is in chatty air sign Gemini, inspiring us to stay busy, socialize, and share information—but try not to gossip too much, especially as the moon opposes expansive Jupiter at 11:06 PM. Big emotions come to the surface—talk it out!
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"The target is unlikely to have a history of offending in the UK as this would already have come to the surface but I think like others that his motivations for residing in Thailand may unearth some unsavoury practises and relationships," Howard-Higgins wrote to Birchall.
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A return to confrontation will constrain South Korea's maneuvering room and could revive inter-Korean tensions, or they could magnify differences between Moon and Trump that would inevitably come to the surface in the event of a premature military conflict between the United States and North Korea.
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Apply An Acne Spot Treatment When NecessaryWhen you have larger and inflamed blemishes such as cysts (blemishes that are sore, painful, under the skin), which rarely come to the surface, using an anti-cyst treatment can work to penetrate deep within the skin to dissolve and digest the infection.
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"As an actor, the best thing I can do is allow everything that I am to come to the surface at any given point," the Breaking Bad and The Infiltrator star, 60, revealed during the latest edition of The Jess Cagle Interview with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle.
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"Basically we have two angles and the drone's perspective is showing us these bubble nets if you will and how the bubbles are starting to come to the surface and how the animals come up through the bubble net as they surface, while the cameras on the whales are telling us from the animal's perspective, so overlaying these two data sets is quite exciting," added Bejder.
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Mania: Elon Musk's mania is my favorite of the bunch because it's come to the surface this year—he started going out with Grimes, he invited Azealia Banks over to his house to watch him tweet, he keeps crashing his own stock by doing aforementioned tweeting, he tripled-down on calling a Thai-based cave diver a pedophile, he smoked weed on a podcast, he shot a car into space.
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