"More sellers are coming to grips with market conditions," he said.
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The industry is only slowly coming to grips with Harvey's likely costs.
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I think we're coming to grips with the full implications of that.
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The equities market is still coming to grips with the new normal.
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I spent lots of time coming to grips with this very complex instrument.
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That decline also reflects the world coming to grips with the climate crisis.
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Underwood has been candid about coming to grips with the changes to her face.
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Twitter finally seems to be coming to grips with the extent of its problems.
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Residents of Waynesville are coming to grips with what is missing in their lives.
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And it means coming to grips with the pernicious racism that permeates our society.
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Mr. Bandier said that Sony/ATV was still coming to grips with the situation.
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"These stupid politics of coming to grips with the past cripple us," he said.
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The 2017 song discusses dealing with loss and coming to grips with moving on.
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Since then, he has thrown all his energies into coming to grips with England.
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Cramer wasn't shocked by this as many executives are already coming to grips with this.
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Enria said, however, that banks appeared finally to be coming to grips with the problem.
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Australians are also coming to grips with some of the potentially devastating impacts of climate change.
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South Koreans are now coming to grips with a tale of corporate power and family intrigue.
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I think a lot of people are still coming to grips with the end of Another Round.
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Take the first step toward your programming career by coming to grips with the languages that matter.
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I've started coming to grips with just how destructive a person I was and still can be.
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The fight world is still coming to grips with just what has happened to Rafael dos Anjos.
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And people like Bevin are having a hard time coming to grips with the reality they've created.
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But he seemed to have difficulty coming to grips with the real source of the population's frustrations.
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Investors are slowly coming to grips with a summertime Fed rate hike, but the timing could get interesting.
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The result is a heartbreaking, surprisingly funny memoir about faith and coming to grips with your own mortality.
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Staffers are still coming to grips with the new political reality while responding to a freshly enraged President.
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It's taken me four years, but I am only now coming to grips with my health insurance policy.
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Members of Congress across the aisle, they say, are coming to grips with the cost of doing nothing.
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Probably the worst thing about a long travel life is coming to grips with losing places you've loved.
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And I think Ryan is coming to grips with how difficult it is to develop a governing coalition.
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A portrait of a powerful woman in control coming to grips with the current costs of that command.
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OPEC has never seen this kind of competition before and is only now coming to grips with it.
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It could be because it makes sense of something that they had trouble to coming to grips with before.
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The big picture: This social movement is one puzzle piece of our society coming to grips with climate change.
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The other mothers in the episode were coming to grips with their own struggles and basking in new additions.
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Or at least that's what Brie Larson's character in the new film, Glass Castle is coming to grips with.
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Speaking for five minutes, Trump acknowledged there were few answers for Americans still coming to grips with the tragedy.
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Most of what we've seen in season two is her coming to grips with this part of her code.
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They've created these platforms that they effectively lost control of, and now they're coming to grips with the consequences.
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Coming to grips with the idea that someone who is not related to you could possibly love you that much.
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But while the MCU echoes the real world it has no interest in coming to grips with its geopolitical underpinnings.
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After all, she is still coming to grips with the fact that she made it here in the first place.
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And that's not the only relationship experiencing strain: Bailey is still coming to grips with her separation from husband Peter Thomas.
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"I'm having a difficult time coming to grips with talking about him in the past tense," he also told the outlet.
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As I said before: coming to grips with Into the Breach's interconnected systems takes some time, and you learn by dying.
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Ten-ish years into the smartphone revolution, we're still coming to grips with which things we should allow to interrupt us.
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Gore decision in mid-December, newly-elected and returning members of the Senate were slowly coming to grips with another issue.
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The big picture: The Fed, corporate executives, college students, retailers and politicians are all coming to grips with this seminal challenge.
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Google is the author of Android, and it's still coming to grips with the responsibilities and competencies of a serious hardware manufacturer.
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Traders are coming to grips with the reality that the Federal Reserve may not be cutting interest rates this year after all.
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Trump's advisers seem confident they're coming to grips with the slow pace of the legislative process, and his supporters still back him.
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It's not just acknowledging his obituary will be headlined, "Former hostage Terry Anderson..." It's coming to grips with what happened to him.
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On the one hand, I personally experience the frustrating struggle of dealing with finances while coming to grips with a terrifying diagnosis.
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In Psycho-Pass' world there's almost always one, final solution to these questions, but coming to grips with that can be difficult.
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Roughly around the same time Mayer was getting deep into Yahoo, Zuckerberg was coming to grips with his company's stumbling mobile strategy.
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Not only did he struggle coming to grips with the disease, but his father died of complications from diabetes a decade ago.
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Every business, large and small, is coming to grips with the unfolding crisis (see McKinsey's global perspective on the implications for business).
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That question hangs heavy over a muted, mournful, practically plotless episode, which is mostly about characters' coming to grips with The End.
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Kentucky is not alone in coming to grips with what a nationwide trend in the rise of opioid abuses and related deaths.
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They're also coming to grips with last month's surprising addition of free agent gReazymeister, himself a past RLCS champion with FlipSid3 Tactics.
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After years of downplaying the severity of the problem, the NFL is increasingly coming to grips with the scope of the CTE challenge.
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You&aposre becoming the cartoon we always thought you were, but at least the media is coming to grips with their own delusions.
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Rather than coming to grips with old grievances, Turkey and Greece are creating new ones instead—in the skies and in the seas.
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Coming to grips with a lot of things, be it a personal crisis or a global environmental problem, can bring up similar emotions.
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Last year, the industry was just coming to grips with the idea of lower prices for longer, and now it's been living it.
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It can simply be a matter of coming to grips with different possibilities of communion, figuring out who benefits from our collective weariness.
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Like in Ireland after the tragic death of Savita Halappanavar, Argentina's Catholics are also coming to grips with the morality of criminalizing abortion.
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The process of me coming to grips with them took a very long time because I grew up in a rather conservative household.
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"I think what this reflects is that they're finally coming to grips with the fact that the US market is contracting," he said.
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This is a huge shift for these organizations that they are gradually coming to grips with as they are traditionally more branding focused.
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Seattle has merely "delayed coming to grips with the legal flaws at the heart of this ordinance," the chamber said in a statement.
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It's an identity crisis the party is just coming to grips with as it considers who it should select to take on Trump.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis was coming to grips with Trump's abrupt decision on Wednesday, via a tweet, to ban transgender individuals from military service.
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Expect to spend at least 10 or 15 hours coming to grips with the game before the barest hint of an axe replacement surfaces.
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World still demands a lot of you, though, and 15 hours in, I'm still coming to grips with how much of the game works.
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"We were coming to grips with the severity of issues at hand, understanding we're all affected -- it's not just the black community," she said.
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Tim Kaine joined her relatives, friends and others for the late-morning public service in a city still coming to grips with Saturday's protest.
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We're still recovering from the collective psychic trauma of Britney's darkest days, and coming to grips with the improbable reality that she's still here.
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The verdict sheet confused some jurors, a second juror said, and the panel spent time coming to grips with an explanation of the charges.
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In particular, old Marine hands will have difficulty coming to grips with a Marine Corps that does not solely operate from large amphibious ships.
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His public defender described him as a "deeply disturbed, emotionally broken" young man who is coming to grips with the pain he has caused.
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Pennsylvania lags behind many other states in coming to grips with the problem, despite a series of grand jury investigations stretching back 15 years.
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Sadly, Japan keeps kicking the can down the road instead of coming to grips with its existential problems of society, economy and peaceful neighborly relations.
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Naturalists and zoologists are now coming to grips with the fact that sharks and rays are more important to the gator's diet than previously realized.
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Coming to grips with any new administration would have been hard, let alone this Kremlin-addled, Klan-endorsed turmoil we are being forced to watch.
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" Bloomberg endorsed a "very aggressive approach to policing in a country, bluntly, that still is coming to grips with the reality of race-based policing.
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And like his colleagues, he is also coming to grips with how much he will be saddled with the combative comments made by President Trump.
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Brokeback Mountain (22000) It's two attractive men (Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal) coming to grips with their sexuality and the forbidden message that it carries.
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But there's this other part of me that I'm coming to grips with, and it's that that person has the right to be an idiot.
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Flash ahead to his teens, and Chiron (Ashton Sanders) is coming to grips with his sexuality, which makes him a target for more abuse and bullying.
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Coming to grips with this exodus was complicated by an information blackout in northwestern Rakhine State where the military had cracked down on the Muslim minority.
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Even after two years of marriage, Joe Manganiello reveals he's still "coming to grips" with the fact that he's married to his celebrity crush Sofia Vergara.
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"People are now coming to grips with the fact that this is going to take a long time," said Tom Martin, senior portfolio manager at Globalt.
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It's been six months since Anthony Bourdain died by suicide, and those closest to him are still coming to grips with the enormity of that loss.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street is coming to grips with the idea that the US-China trade war will get worse before it gets better.
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But it's also a Western, a post-apocalyptic road movie, and an achingly real human drama about an old man coming to grips with his life.
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Rather, he said, sellers are finally coming to grips with the fact that the prices of 2014 were an aberration and aren't coming back anytime soon.
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The questions reflect what Mr. Trump's advisers described as the president-elect's coming to grips with the fact that his life is about to change radically.
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For over a year now, German conservatives have been coming to grips with the intellectual dead end into which Ms. Merkel led them, and the country.
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Fresh off the box office success of "Love, Simon," this new film from Craig Johnson also depicts a teenage boy coming to grips with his homosexuality.
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We're covering governments coming to grips with the coronavirus, a potential shift in Australian rules football and what could be a path to peace in Afghanistan.
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Now, the headlines are coming to grips with the rampant crime that has become a steady drumbeat in the city: kidnappings, robbery at gunpoint, extortion, murder.
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By contrast, Shepard's drama, about three generations of a Midwestern family coming to grips with an economic depression and personal tragedy, marks a step up in intensity.
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However, much like the stock market, investors are coming to grips with the idea that the US-China trade war might get worse before it gets better.
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As deep learning burgeons, many industries are coming to grips with the fact that AI is indeed capable of tasks that were once regarded as deeply human.
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The Democrats, now out of power in Washington, are only coming to grips with ideological fissures masked in large part by two terms of President Barack Obama.
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Even if there is government support and the promise of a shiny new town, coming to grips with the dissolution of your home comes with existential pain.
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From mourning international tragedies to coming to grips with the 2016 election results, there's a tradition of removing your shirt and grieving through thirst on gay Instagram.
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Earlier today, many also supported the theory that the gas attack in Syria was faked, and are now coming to grips with a very real missile strike.
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That's a hard message to explain in this particular moment when we're coming to grips with the ways social media has hacked our brains and our democracy.
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Particularly at the beginnings of their scribal careers, while first coming to grips with the medium of clau, they would have impressed as many fingerprints as wedges.
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Dolly, who is gay and an old school feminist, is having trouble coming to grips with the reality that her grandson was incorrectly assigned female at birth.
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As Apple's new MacBook Pros continue to make their way out into the world, people are coming to grips with the new port situation in different ways.
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The poem is caught in the trap of trying to be a more ethical cage, before finally coming to grips with the impossibility of coming to grips.
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Abitbul, who was visiting from Israel and staying with his daughter and her family in Southern California, said he was still coming to grips with the carnage.
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For some Kurdish activists, already coming to grips with a sudden US military withdrawal from the area, the departure of humanitarian workers means they have been twice abandoned.
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And it was as I was getting older, as I was sort of coming to grips with my own mortality, that I decided to take it up again.
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Towns across America are coming to grips with an alarming new source of water contamination: a common class of chemicals, called PFAS, implicated in long-term health effects.
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In coming to grips with my thing for Twilight, I was able to separate the societal definition of manhood; it was my boy playing with a doll moment.
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While half the world is coming to grips with the idea that people actually want to watch others play games, the other half is watching people play games.
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The move to punish Mr. Paul a week after the video surfaced highlights how YouTube, which is owned by Google, is slowly coming to grips with controversial content.
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In fact, as Death Stranding approaches its climax, around the same time I felt I was finally coming to grips with everything, it somehow becomes even more convoluted.
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Not only was her pro tennis career taking off, but she was finally coming to grips with her sexuality, having healthy relationships for the first time in her life.
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"The market is coming to grips with the fact that the Iranian sanctions are not that far away," said Phil Flynn, an analyst at Price Futures Group in Chicago.
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MTV's newest show Teen Mom spinoff, Young & Pregnant, chronicles the lives of five young women coming to grips with the reality of unexpected pregnancies while also juggling turbulent relationships.
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Lobbyists are coming to grips with a new executive order from President Trump that weakens many of the restrictions that were imposed on their industry by the Obama administration.
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More than five years after the revolution that tossed out Mr Ben Ali and ushered in a wobbly democracy, Tunisia is still coming to grips with its brutal past.
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So when you listen to records like 'Pride,' 'Humble,' 'Lust,' 'Love,' these are all just human emotions and me looking in the mirror and coming to grips with them.
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A KID LIKE JAKE Claire Danes and Jim Parsons play parents coming to grips with the notion that their 4-year-old may not have a traditional gender identity.
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Jerry Brown (D), they are coming to grips with a new California primary system where the top two vote getters will advance to the general election, regardless of party.
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He's going to be coming to grips with what his role on the team really should be and coming to terms with his physical limitations and also with his marriage.
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All Images: NASA Earth ObservatoryOffshore wind power is taking off in Europe, but we're still coming to grips with the environmental impacts of sticking gigantic steel towers in the oceans.
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Many international experts say the disease will continue to spread globally even as the Chinese government seeks to present the image that it is coming to grips with the epidemic.
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Investors are still coming to grips with the latest developments on the US-China trade front, after a Chinese delegation canceled visits to midwestern farms on Friday Stocks finished mixed.
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But she's also coming to grips with the fact that her entire origin story — that she was saved from near-death by being turned into a machine — might be a lie.
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We spend our entire lives coming to grips with our mortality, so when someone proposes that death is something we can actually eliminate, there's naturally going to be some push back.
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Taking the stage to accept his award, Malek drew parallels between his and Mercury's real-life experiences in coming to grips with their personal identities and finding their voices as artists.
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The Alabama project got started as Democrats were coming to grips with the Russians' weaponizing of social media to undermine the presidential campaign of Hillary Clinton and promote Donald J. Trump.
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Cramped inside hot tents with donated bedsheets to separate their rooms, most people here desperately want to return home but are coming to grips with the fact that they are stuck.
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"It was really crowded, and every time I went to check on her, she was surrounded," said Mr. Windish, who was coming to grips with a serious relationship about to end.
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That's a big problem for everyone because it keeps the Democrats from coming to grips with the true reason for their loss and reconnecting with the voters who rejected them in November.
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At Sanders' rally at Purdue, supporters who'd just heard him lay out the delegate math were coming to grips with the reality that the nomination now looks out of their candidate's reach.
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" And back in February, a local AfD official named Björn Höcke complained to a group of young party supporters that "These stupid politics of coming to grips with the past cripple us.
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I'm trying to use these enormous erections, because it's so hard to stand up, there is the pain of coming to grips with wisdom — it takes my body, I'm occupied by pain.
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The most emotionally devastating comic book in recent memory features a man coming to grips with his obsolescence, questioning humanity's squandering nature and gross consumerism, and coping with the scars of war.
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What makes Gizmodo's story a whoa-if-true moment is its suggestion that Facebook might at last be coming to grips with its role as the nation's de facto daily newspaper replacement.
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THIS COULD ACTUALLY HAPPEN: Via The Hill's Cristina Marcos and Jordain Carney, Republicans in Washington are coming to grips with the increasing likelihood that Donald Trump will be the party's presidential nominee.
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Coming to grips with the opioid epidemic is obviously a national imperative as overdoses soar and more than 52,000 Americans die of them each year, an average of one every 10 minutes.
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But more broadly the country is coming to grips with cheating in one its most popular sports, and asking itself if its self-satisfaction in fair play was a myth all along.
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The unanswered calls, the unopened letters, might well stand for the dwindling urgency of coming to grips with a police encounter and a death that not long ago had galvanized the country.
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The highway now traverses vast stretches of dislocation and pain in the wake of Hurricane Harvey's wrath, as Houstonians begin coming to grips with the devastation that the receding floods left behind.
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In the United States, he likes it better but is still coming to grips with the idea that violence in his adopted country is random, not institutionalized, and therefore harder to predict.
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At the Forbes 30 Under 30 Summit, Wood added that her journey to self-acceptance means coming to grips with both what she likes about herself and what she continues to struggle with.
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It pared down its competing storylines, focusing on Kenny coming to grips with his new status quo and Eileen and her husband Pat (Mad Men's Jay R. Ferguson) navigating a rare Catholic divorce.
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Speaking of someone who has been in a primary, The Donald is coming to grips with the possibility that he might narrowly lose the nomination at a contested convention, despite having the most delegates.
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One analyst suggested that it could be a sign Wall Street is doing a better job of coming to grips with continuing realities enforced on banks by central banks in the U.S. and abroad.
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For most of the movie's runtime, it seems like a story about coming to grips with your complicated feelings about the past, but by the end, some of the complexity seems to have evaporated.
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" This could mean someone who is still "coming to grips with their transition from an individual contributor role to management, and [who] is having trouble letting go and trusting others to do the job.
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From 'broken child' to mass killer During a previous hearing, a public defender described him as a "deeply disturbed, emotionally broken" young man who is coming to grips with the pain he has caused.
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Wang's touching story about a family coming to grips with the impending death of a grandmother, while not telling her that she's terminally ill, captivated audiences thanks to its mix of drama and comedy.
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"The City has merely delayed coming to grips with the legal flaws at the heart of this ordinance at great cost and uncertainty to the taxpayers of Seattle," a spokesperson for the group said.
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The law is the biggest tax overhaul in three decades, and the I.R.S. has been scrambling to issue new guidance and interpretations for businesses and taxpayers who are still coming to grips with the changes.
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Vivian: I definitely had a similar experience of not necessarily thinking about race, or thinking about it subconsciously, in middle school, and then coming to grips with it in high school and certainly in college.
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As the last searches in the Old City wrap up, the almost unfathomable task of rebuilding the city and, somehow, coming to grips with all that happened here, stretches out ahead into the unknown. video
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The family of the Arizona woman who gave birth to a baby boy last month, despite being in a vegetative state for a decade, is still coming to grips with how their daughter's trust was violated.
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While they may be driving you to ruin in a game like this, in coming to grips with them, you can also see how those same dynamics can be manipulated and turned back to your advantage.
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Finally, perhaps it's not such a bad thing that Americans are coming to grips with a more realistic conception of the presidency, particularly as the magnitude of a president's responsibilities at home and abroad has mushroomed.
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At a time when the rest of the tech industry is coming to grips with the consequences of emphasizing growth at any cost, these young women are refreshingly focused on tech's powerful applications for social good.
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Basically, think of "Cloak & Dagger" as "Marvel's Teens With Issues," a character-driven drama about a pair of teenagers slowly (actually, very slowly) coming to grips with the idea that they each possess vaguely defined powers.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 26 (Reuters) - U.S. Republicans in Washington are coming to grips with what many of them not long ago considered an unimaginable reality: Donald Trump is likely to be their presidential nominee and standard-bearer.
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That song was coming to grips with that situation, and just the rejection from society in general, and me deciding that even in the midst of that, I was still going to preserve and be positive.
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For many coming to grips with the realities of a President Trump, "this isn't the normal fear," as news anchor Don Lemon said to filmmaker Michael Moore in a CNN segment about "not my president" protesters.
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Democrats are coming to grips with that question at a time when their party has lurched in its most liberal direction ever, and at a time when the #MeToo movement has empowered women like never before.
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Once populated with thousands of silver-seeking miners, the tiny outpost is now home to the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory, where dozens of scientists are coming to grips with the consequences of climate change (among other things).
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Legion is certainly a show about a man coming to grips with his incredible abilities, but, like any good X-Men story, it's also about how he, as someone who is so uniquely afflicted, relates to others.
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Meanwhile, governments, NGOs and health organizations on the ground have been coming to grips with the far-reaching consequences of the policy, which experts say will have little to no impact on the number of abortive procedures.
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Still, many loyal viewers are having trouble coming to grips with having the contractor-designer duo missing from their HGTV lineup, and the shiplap-loving masses have taken to Twitter to express their feelings and pay tribute.
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Europe is epicenter of the pandemic Tens of millions of people are coming to grips with severe restrictions on their daily lives across Europe, now the global epicenter of the virus, according to the World Health Organization.
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A public defender described him as a "deeply disturbed, emotionally broken" young man who is coming to grips with the pain he has caused, and said he is willing to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty.
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But my feeling, leaving Eisenhower and moving on to Kennedy, was a man who was starting to feel out of time himself — that he had trouble coming to grips with a world that kept moving quickly on.
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Wall Street, which surged in the months after Mr. Trump's unexpected victory on hopes of tax cuts and deregulation, is coming to grips with the fact that at least in the short term, the outlook remains restrained.
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But residents are also coming to grips with the reality that their most vocal champion on the world stage now is a businessman known for his love of cutting deals and his erratic approach to policy making.
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One recurring bit involves Batman having a chip on his shoulder about Superman (again voiced by Channing Tatum, one of the myriad celebrity voices), before coming to grips with the fact that he can't totally go it alone.
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But, as in the intestines, so in the mouth, scientific medicine is at last coming to grips with the fact that the mixture of microbes present is both important and capable of manipulation, to the benefit of the host.
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Washington (CNN)In the bowels of the Capitol and over meals with high-powered donors, Republican Party elders are begrudgingly coming to grips with what once was unthinkable: Choosing between Ted Cruz or Donald Trump as their party's nominee.
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The lengthy pause had less to do with figuring out what might work, but coming to grips with an emotional return to music itself; the words on her phone were written at an especially difficult time in her life.
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"There has been close to no introspection in the G.O.P. conference and really no coming to grips with the shifting demographics that get to why we lost those seats," New York Republican Elise Stefanik told The New York Times.
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Just as one cannot discuss human psychology intelligently without coming to grips with Freud's work, despite its flaws, Marx's historical analysis of class relations remains a powerful way to understand the enduring economic inequalities of his time and ours.
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Transcripts of recent Fed meetings won't be released for five years, but the summary minutes of sessions last fall show the central bank sifting through data, coming to grips with developing risks, and shifting their stance as a result.
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Coming to grips with this latest aggressive form of the disease (which doctors say is incurable, but can be managed through treatment) has been a process, "Of course I had my moments, and my tears and all that," she says.
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It's hard not to wonder, actually, what Alex Strangelove could have looked like had it been Elliot's story, and captured what it's like to be an openly gay teenager who falls for a guy still coming to grips with himself.
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GE was one of the first big enterprise companies to fully embrace the cloud, announcing its intent to close most of its on-premises data centers in 2014 when many companies were still coming to grips with the cloud conceptually.
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So, too, might Uber coming to grips with allegations of sexual discrimination, poor treatment of workers and even accusations that it unfairly restricts employee stock sales, which could limit its ability to recruit and retain talented engineers, sales people and executives.
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Although we are still coming to grips with the finality of the Mueller report, one thing has become increasingly clear: The Russia collusion narrative — fanned by foreigners, dirty tricksters and a willing media — did, in fact, impact an American election.
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But House Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi, who has witnessed five presidents come and go during her time in Congress (Donald Trump is the sixth), suggested the President may be coming to grips with the reality that he cannot govern by decree.
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The fact that the company says the coronavirus outbreak had an impact on sales in January, when China and the rest of the world were still coming to grips with the outbreak, means February could be even worse for Nio.
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William M. Hoffman, whose epochal play "As Is" was in the vanguard of Broadway's coming to grips with the AIDS epidemic and who wrote the groundbreaking libretto for John Corigliano's opera "The Ghosts of Versailles," died on Saturday in the Bronx.
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Almost two weeks ago, Rob Calabrese created a website that put forth a half-joking, half-serious invitation that has struck a chord with Americans coming to grips with Donald Trump's status as the frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Coming to grips with an alarming rash of suicide attempts in a single night, and many more in the months prior, an overwhelmed Ontario First Nation is finally getting the mental health workers and nurses it's been asking for since October.
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Trump needs cash, but GOP donors not opening their wallets Many Republicans in Washington are still coming to grips with the reality that Trump, who picked up fresh wins Tuesday in Nebraska and West Virginia, will be their standard-bearer in the fall.
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The Civil Rights Movement's heroic period, from 1954's Brown Supreme Court decision to the 1965 Voting Rights Act, is today lauded as a political and moral good, the consequence of a unified nation coming to grips with ancient legacies of bondage.
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Link, now in his youngest-ever iteration, is tasked at the age of nine with coming to grips with the fact that not only is he not a Kokiri, as he had been led to believe, but that he's the Child of Destiny.
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Trump previewed his arguments as the nation was coming to grips with the killings, arguing President Obama should not be in office if he cannot acknowledge a war against radical Islamic terrorism, while simultaneously arguing that legal immigrants are making American less safe.
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"We are thrilled to team up with Campanario and ABC Studios and highlight the complexities and family dynamics of a Latin pop superstar coming to grips with the reality of her influence especially in today's social climate," Braun said in a statement.
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Easily more interesting -- and certainly more emotionally engaging -- is "Butterfly," a three-part miniseries about parents coming to grips with the challenges presented by their transgender 11-year-old Max (Callum Booth-Ford), who announces that she wishes to be known as Maxine.
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She wasn't panicked, but she was coming to grips with the idea that, even with years to think about it, the campaign team she'd built was no better than its 2008 predecessor at helping her find an articulable vision for the country.
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" Now, he went on, "society is coming to grips with the way that women have been treated differently, and maybe this is another part of the revolution: Women are going to open up about not just their bodies but their bodily functions.
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"What we're still coming to grips with is money outside the state and how that works," said a Tennessee-based Democratic strategist who noted that Bredesen has built a strong fundraising network over more than 2628 years on the local political scene.
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Even as an increasingly out-of-touch Marc Jacobs continues to parade white models donning dreadlocks and turbans down his runways, the rest of the industry is slowly coming to grips with this unethical (but not illegal) practice of cultural cherry-picking.
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Bob Prince, co-chief investment officer at Bridgewater Associates, told the Financial Times that he believes the recent volatility in U.S. markets was sparked by Wall Street coming to grips with the fact that both GDP and corporate earnings growth may have topped out.
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The issues of deescalation, all these issues in our criminal justice system that we're finally coming to grips with, including the presidential candidates, ... with respect to cannabis legalization, which is long overdue, to the issues of disparities and race-based disparities in terms of sentences.
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" Edward Witten, a theorist at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, said: "Trying to understand Hawking's discovery better has been a source of much fresh thinking for almost 40 years now, and we are probably still far from fully coming to grips with it.
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The German "Toni Erdmann," from the director Maren Ade, has demonstrated rare potential as both a critics' darling and a proven crowd-pleaser with its imaginative story about a frustrated young professional coming to grips with her life and her crazy-like-a-fox father.
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Now, staring down the barrel of a congressional investigation and public outcry at its outsize influence, Facebook is coming to grips with what its forebears facing antitrust concerns have long grappled with: Even the world's most powerful companies must answer to the federal government.
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Virginians are still coming to grips with this latest chapter in their state's history, with Mr. Northam determined to try to salvage his reputation and keep his job and Mr. Herring doing the same but likely having lost his own hopes of becoming governor.
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The filmmakers also play it heavily for laughs, especially in the learn-by-doing stage of Miles' origin story -- coming to grips with the whole "With great power comes great responsibility" thing -- in a way that skews more toward older fans than kids or casual ones.
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Trumpeted San Francisco as a sanctuary city Lee, a Democrat, oversaw a city that has courted tech companies -- his administration gave major firms tax breaks to stay in the city -- while coming to grips with soaring rental and home ownership costs and a regional housing shortage.
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Then when we see Randall having a hard time coming to grips with the fact that William will die sooner rather than later, but Randall's unwillingness to deal with this fact is manifested by his insistence that Beth not mention anything about death or dying to their daughters.
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This has been a hard pill to swallow for legacy media companies, which derive billions of dollars from traditional pay TV. Yet, many of those media companies are coming to grips with reality and beginning to disrupt their own business models, headlined by Disney's $6.99 Disney+ offering for this year.
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But while the entire piece is full of good reporting and interesting insights about the many, many challenges regulators and safety officers face in coming to grips with the Autopilot situation, one thing stuck out: Tesla's refusal to even comment on the record in any official capacity about Autopilot's safety record.
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The film is a portrait of a man deeply lost, but also a family—which extends from Cave's wife Susie and Arthur's twin brother Earl to everyone involved with the album and film—that is coming to grips with how to do their work in a climate of massive, unimaginable trauma.
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In recent years, some Halloween costume choices have reflected the darker side of current events, allowing people to feel a little less powerless by making fun of, or coming to grips with, their worst nightmares, according to Jack Santino, a folklore expert and professor at Bowling Green State University in Ohio.
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But by Wednesday morning, Mr. Cuomo and Mr. de Blasio, both Democrats, were coming to grips with their new reality: Donald J. Trump, the Queens-born Republican nominee soundly rejected by New York City voters, had been elected president, and his triumph would likely have profound effects on their administrations.
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Republicans in Washington are coming to grips with the increasing likelihood that Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE will be their presidential nominee.
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Related: Aboriginal Chiefs Plead for Help in Canada After Children Commit Suicide Coming to grips with an alarming rash of suicide attempts in a single night, and many more in the months prior, an overwhelmed Ontario First Nation is finally getting the mental health workers and nurses it's been asking for since October.
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At this year's European version of the conference, the community seemed to be coming to grips with that rapid growth as large corporate organizations like Red Hat, IBM, Google, AWS and VMware all came together with developers and startups trying to figure out exactly what they had here with this new thing they found.
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While his one-term presidency, from 1974 to 1979, was largely ceremonial, greeting foreign dignitaries and representing Bonn at state functions, Mr. Scheel was a popular figure and a voice of conscience in a nation with a deeply troubled past coming to grips with a new era of turmoil rooted in radical politics and terrorism.
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"There has been close to no introspection in the G.O.P. conference and really no coming to grips with the shifting demographics that get to why we lost those seats," said Representative Elise Stefanik, an upstate New York Republican who is planning to repurpose her political action committee to help Republican women win primaries in 2020.
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Although "Rocketman" (which can thank Donald Trump's Kim Jong Un nickname for extra promotion) will evoke inevitable comparisons to "Bohemian Rhapsody" -- basically charting the rise to fame, coming to grips with being gay in the 1970s, and rock-star-sized problems -- it's a very different construct, and not merely because it leans more unflinchingly into that material.
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Release date: August 223 Why it matters: Eliza Hittman's indie film, which made a splash at Sundance earlier in the year, is about a lonely teenager on Brooklyn's outer edge coming to grips with his own sexuality, as he flirts with an older man online while also starting a tentative relationship with a girl his age.
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The American political establishment reeled on Wednesday as leaders in both parties began coming to grips with four years of President Donald J. Trump in the White House, a once-unimaginable scenario that has now plunged the United States and its allies and adversaries into a period of deep uncertainty about the policies and impact of his administration.
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In a news conference following the Fed's latest meeting, Chair Janet Yellen said the central bank was still coming to grips with the likelihood that the neutral rate - the point at which monetary policy is neither spurring nor restraining economic growth - is stuck at a historic low and could limit the central banks room to maneuver.
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Her coming to grips with the fact that a grave injustice had been done to her (and had resulted in her serving a life sentence), but also trying to find a way to make something of her circumstances, struck me as perhaps the show's most hopeful ending, and Brooks was the final season's strongest performer hands down.
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Series creator Sam Esmail took that rather literally in the two-part finale, which saw Elliot Alderson (Rami Malek, at his wide-eyed best) descend down the rabbit hole of his own sanity, first viewing an alternative life much happier than the one he knows, then coming to grips with who he really is -- and more importantly, isn't.
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Sports bankers say the Panthers will almost assuredly bring in more than the $2.2 billion that Tilman J. Fertitta paid this year for the Houston Rockets of the N.B.A. N.F.L. owners spent Monday coming to grips with Richardson's impending departure, which partly explains why the league office may have resisted driving him out sooner with a more draconian approach.
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Wolinski: I do think that as exciting as the style and form of No Man's Sky is, just coming to grips with the back-end process of the non-linear aspect of music that has to react, a video game is the perfect form for that, it's not really replicate-able in any other form that I can think of.
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What most sets "Sabrina" apart, however, given its familiar cauldron, is the casting, with "Mad Men's" now-grownup Kiernan Shipka in the title role, being raised by her two eccentric aunts (Mirando Otto, "Wonder Woman's" Lucy Davis), while coming to grips with her rather significant legacy, as outlined to her by Father Blackwood (Richard Coyle), High Priest of the Church of the Night.
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As a deep analysis of hundreds of hyperpartisan sites and pages showed earlier this year, a mix of money and outrage fuels online discourse in the US. The platforms' founders and stewards spent the year first downplaying and then slowly coming to grips with — thanks, in part, to congressional scrutiny — the influence of their companies in everything from fake news to geopolitical electoral interference.
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Sandweg, who ran ICE in 2013 under the Obama administration, said that while the situation at the border does not merit any policy change, Tuesday would be a particularly bad time to roll out such a shift, given that the nation is still coming to grips with the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting and the apparent attempts to bomb the offices and homes of several Democratic politicians and news outlets last week.
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One of the best examples of this is 2012's "Deeper Than the Ocean" which sees Future lamenting the problems that come with his newfound fame and trying to balance being true to his old life while acclimating to his new circumstances: On songs like Beast Mode 2's "Hate the Real Me" you can find Future coming to grips with drug addiction that he was just celebrating on the album's previous tracks.
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