The villains often seem too distant and disconnected from the action, which is ultimately more about Diana coming to terms with war than coming to terms with specific warmongers.
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But I'm coming to terms with that at the moment.
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Twitter coming to terms with its own fake news problem.
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This record is more about coming to terms with loss.
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White said fishermen are coming to terms with that fact.
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Coming to terms with science is not getting any easier.
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It's that they are coming to terms with political reality.
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Abraham is intent on coming to terms with his new reality.
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Mohammed Chaghlil was coming to terms with both realities at once.
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How did coming to terms with this change things for you?
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East Berlin really represent a society coming to terms with history?
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Kylie is coming to terms with always being in the spotlight.
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But, he added, he is coming to terms with the results.
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Coming to terms with all that spending can be time-consuming.
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Rather than coming to terms with their own actions, david-me deflects.
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He's coming to terms with the fact that you have to kill.
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But Barr said she's coming to terms with how things have unfolded.
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Everyone is coming to terms with their past abusive relationships or encounters.
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I'm coming to terms with the idea of shooting [a TV show].
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Beth Chapman's loved ones are still coming to terms with their loss.
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Three days later, we're all coming to terms with one final transformation.
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Like most climate change deniers, he's coming to terms with our situation.
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Could official France finally be coming to terms with its colonial past?
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Now the grieving parents are coming to terms with their new normal.
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It was hard fighting that and not coming to terms with it.
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Our generation has been coming to terms with what previous ones did.
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Dammit, Valve, I was finally coming to terms with this never happening.
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"Canada is a nation that's coming to terms with history," Hopkins asserts.
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We sat quietly, coming to terms with our newly restored sense of balance.
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Coming to terms with my anxiety surrounding this phobia has not been easy.
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It means coming to terms with shortcomings within yourself for the greater good.
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"I still cry and I'm still coming to terms with it," Prever says.
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Chris Cornell's widow, Vicky, is still coming to terms with his untimely death.
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It's about coming to terms with some things ending and other things beginning.
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It's about coming to terms with a destiny she feels compelled to fulfill.
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We are still coming to terms with seeing the executive leadership as female.
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But decades later, Ms. Diski is still coming to terms with this relationship.
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"I was still coming to terms with what had just happened," he said.
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He seems to be coming to terms with the fact it's a goner.
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Please respect my family's privacy as we are still coming to terms with this.
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"Logan" features a weakened, aging Wolverine who is coming to terms with that legacy.
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After years of denial, LeBron James is FINALLY coming to terms with hair loss.
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In the process of coming to terms with Sjogren's, Inaba said she looked inward.
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Arthur Hurtz, 59, is among the local residents coming to terms with being homeless.
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Raisman acknowledges that coming to terms with what happened to her has been difficult.
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Randall is coming to terms with just how challenging being a foster parent is.
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I think it's sort of a fascination with coming to terms with mortality too.
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Mayim Bialik is coming to terms with the end of her latest love story.
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Still, the industry seems to be coming to terms with the challenges it faces.
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What has it been like coming to terms with your current level of visibility?
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Moving anything would mean coming to terms with the fact she isn't coming back.
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Now she is coming to terms with the opportunities and costs of her decision.
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Most people are still coming to terms with Donald Trump as the Republican nominee.
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It's more like she's coming to terms with the joke that is her life.
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But "His Favorites" also conveys the circular nature of coming to terms with something.
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"Raw Bacon" charts the steps in Dennis's coming to terms with his wartime experiences.
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Coming to terms with his sister's death, however, has kept professional disappointment in perspective.
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"It was like the classic stages of grief: Denial, avoidance, coming to terms," Parkin said.
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Alan Thicke's son Carter is still coming to terms with the loss of his father.
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I don't know if it's transgressing or reappropriating or just coming to terms with them.
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The news struck as Britain was coming to terms with an increase in hate crimes.
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It's Wolverine coming to terms with who he is, and accepting the mistakes he's made.
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They have a clear set of needs for coming to terms with what they've discovered.
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"Talaash" was a film that explored grief and coming to terms with your own demons.
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Imagine coming to terms with how little you know simply by looking in someone's fridge.
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As a musician and a human, he was coming to terms with his own potential.
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Imagine he is still coming to terms with losing control of the legacy he scripted.
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Saltz thinks Phoebe could use some help coming to terms with what's happened to her.
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I am coming to terms with how the world sees me now: like a problem.
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Some opponents of women driving seem to be coming to terms with the new reality.
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It was there, newly independent, that he began coming to terms with his homosexuality, friends say.
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Not coming to terms with the speaker, the source says, could potentially "tank" her political career.
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It's a sign, a coming-to-terms with the idea that there is no other option.
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Lovecraft is deeply flawed, and his stories cannot be read without coming to terms with that.
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His son, Ashur, he said, has attempted suicide twice while coming to terms with his identity.
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For example, will coming to terms with slavery require granting slavery's descendants reparations of some kind?
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It was a turning point for Rohrer, who gradually started coming to terms with his sexuality.
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Looking back on it to PEOPLE, Kroy says he's still coming to terms with what happened.
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For a runner like Wallace, coming to terms with losing a leg was no easy task.
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This is a federal administration at odds with a state that's coming to terms with cannabis.
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"It was a crystalline moment," he told me, of coming to terms with his own limitations.
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In lieu of winning elections, the BJP is coming to terms with subtler levers of power.
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Coming to terms with the state of the world isn't anything new for musicians, of course.
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It may be evidence of unresolved conflicts or frustrations, or inadequately coming to terms with loss.
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The nature of grief dreams changed as the mourner started coming to terms with the loss.
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Coming to terms with the prospect of spending years in prison, he started to teach yoga.
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She reportedly held up production for the next season before coming to terms with Warner Bros.
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Veterinary medicine is only now coming to terms with the psychological impacts of euthanasia on veterinarians.
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It rejected Fidelity bids several times over the course of two years before coming to terms.
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The teenager was coming to terms with her sexual orientation in an unaccepting world, she said.
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We see John coming to terms with his sexuality through his relationships with Taupin and his mother.
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The video above is a glimpse into the story and coming to terms with how I feel.
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Season 2 had them coming to terms with their new raging hormones and accepting their new selves.
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Just coming to terms with my new normal, when I had this certain number for so long!
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" She continues, "But just as I was coming to terms with loving my curls, they've left me.
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While coming to terms with his diagnosis, John told Larissa he should have bought more life insurance.
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"It's not an origin story, but it's coming to terms with where he came from," Harbour said.
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Both women counsel their husbands on the wisdom of coming to terms, lest both houses fall needlessly.
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Or, does "coming to terms" instead mean more general awareness about the history and impact of slavery?
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"It was kind of a gradual process," she said, of coming to terms with her own problems.
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Ms Cusset sees Hockney as using portraiture as a way of coming to terms with his life.
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Nearly 10 months since her passing, the actor admits he's still coming to terms with the loss.
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As far as Riana just coming to terms with her own differences between her and her mom.
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And landlords are coming to terms with the fact that sky-high rents are no longer justified.
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The little boy's family, meanwhile, is having a difficult time coming to terms with the heartbreaking incident.
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Often, the first step to exploring the LGBTQ+ world is coming to terms with our own identities.
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Yes. But that would buck the trend of Republicans coming to terms with Trump as their leader.
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There was another request that Disick had trouble coming to terms with: painting the entire room pink.
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"I don't fault the company for coming to terms with terrorist propaganda on their platforms," O'Brien said.
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Dreams can help us cope, too, with universal life-cycle struggles, like coming to terms with death.
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I am slowly coming to terms with the concept of "home" and all the weight it carries.
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Alleviating the public's bitter mistrust of politics requires coming to terms with its mundane realities and limits.
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"I'm coming to terms with the fact that I may never own the Zinn card," Aeder said.
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For now, people are coming to terms with Tyson's current analysis of the Amazon founder's bank account.
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And while that's no one's preferred route, Mcilwain and Martin are coming to terms with the possibility.
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It's also regarded as a testimony of the writer's own coming to terms with that minority status.
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These paintings of his own psyche reveal Almaraz's innermost dialogues regarding coming to terms with his mortality.
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The main event tonight, however, is Kepner (Sarah Drew) coming to terms with her growing crisis of faith.
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"I'm just coming to terms with it right now, it's like a death in the family," she said.
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This year in family sitcoms was bookended by two high school girls coming to terms with their sexuality.
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Coming to terms with this truth — that panic is in fact a part of me — hasn't been easy.
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Each chapter focuses on one of Heaven's inhabitants, including a teenager coming to terms with her transgender identity.
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There's not a power fantasy to be had, but instead there is a coming to terms with tragedy.
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It was his peace with the past and coming to terms with the outcome of his hoop dream.
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He wrote about his depression, and coming to terms with his illness enough to face it head-on.
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Dreams From My Father was a well-received 1995 memoir about coming to terms with his family history.
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The community is still coming to terms with her unexpected death on the other side of the world.
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The story follows a queer man coming to terms with his identity through his childhood, adolescence, and adulthood.
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A natural outsider, he has spent much of his life coming to terms with authority, legal and otherwise.
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" Coming to terms with her choice, she said, was "like watching something crystallize in a glass of water.
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"We're still coming to terms with what happened," Oldham told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a telephone interview.
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For Wheeler, 16 years later, coming to terms with her ordeal has meant looking at the bigger picture.
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I have spent years coming to terms with and then learning to cope with some mental health issues.
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"I was coming to terms with the reality of my experience and my body through [photography]," she said.
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Congress has spent most of the last three decades not coming to terms with immigration, legal and illegal.
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It's a process of coming to terms with what you have created, and the impact that has had.
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The album's grand statement is "Like Me," a nine-minute suite about coming to terms with his bisexuality.
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But on the whole, the day was about digesting and coming to terms with where the world stands.
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Judging from the stories here, Davos Man is still coming to terms with the presence of Davos Woman.
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Julia Alexander reports for The Verge: Creators are coming to terms with exactly how hard it could be.
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It was just sort of me finding myself again and coming to terms with what your life is.
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Mistral was similarly pragmatic when discussing the difficulties her family had coming to terms with her life choices.
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I was still coming to terms with being gay; at the time, I wasn't fully open about it.
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Growing up means coming to terms with the stories our parents — and people like Ham and Nye — told us.
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Tristan Thompson is coming to terms with how much his cheating scandal negatively impacted his relationship with Khloé Kardashian.
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The IEA reported it was now coming to terms with the most comprehensive output reduction agreements seen since 2008.
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The hearing is a step in the right direction of America coming to terms with its legacy of slavery.
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While I understood it, coming to terms with losing my mother trumped any desire to place my focus elsewhere.
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You might, for example, experience empathy with a transgendered person who really struggled with coming to terms with that.
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These notes chronicle the mental and emotional state of frontliners coming to terms with risking death for their beliefs.
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A New Jersey pet parent is currently coming to terms with a devastating discovery, five months after the fact.
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As she navigates her grief, she witnesses the dog coming to terms with the sudden absence of its owner.
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He is reflecting on what was, deciphering his interactions and coming to terms with the heft of his emotions.
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Tiger Woods may have won the Masters Tournament again, but he's still coming to terms with his own success.
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In the same way, the difficulty of coming to terms with your sexuality can cause someone to be depressed.
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Unlike ordinary teenage girls, Sabrina Spellman was battling mean girls while also coming to terms with her secret powers.
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The student who was coming to terms with her childhood abuse by a clergy member eventually dropped the course.
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Donald Merritt said he is having a hard time coming to terms with the loss of his baby girl.
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What we're always coming to terms with is that heroin and heroin-like substances are so accessible and acceptable.
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In tonight's episode, we talk about your own personal struggles with coming to terms with your sexuality and identity.
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"I am sort of coming to terms with the word 'fat'," Alyssa Gully, a camper from Kentucky, tells Broadly.
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There is something special about coming to terms with the fact that this is your body and nobody else's.
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Still coming to terms with her Voice crown, Shepard struggled to put into words just how she is feeling.
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"Only by coming to terms with history can the United States effectively champion human rights abroad," the bill notes.
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At first, I must be honest, I had a very hard time coming to terms with my changing body.
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Though with hiccups and hesitations, the Republican political class is coming to terms with the candidacy of Donald Trump.
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In that picture, I started coming to terms with her death, and how I would move on without her.
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Jada Pinkett Smith is coming to terms with a big part of her identity that's fading away -- her hair.
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Poulenc became obsessed with writing "Dialogues," and that was his way of coming to terms with life after death.
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John Stamos is still coming to terms with his longtime friend and Full House costar Lori Loughlin's legal troubles.
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Much like Dr. Frankenstein, two former Apple employees are coming to terms with the unintended consequences of their creations.
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" The legislation states, "Only by coming to terms with history can the United States effectively champion human rights abroad.
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I was coming to terms with my own weaknesses, and having Laura there to support me was really helpful.
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What he gives us—what he perhaps gave himself—is a way of coming to terms with extreme emotion.
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I was a Latino reporter in a Latino-majority city that was coming to terms with its demographic reality.
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Coming to terms with the fact that I'd never become pregnant or carry my child ... that was life-altering.
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And it's the story of them coming to terms with that over two decades, and the story of their families.
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Everyone he meets thinks he's an asshole; he is, in fact, an asshole — but he's coming to terms with it.
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That was around the same time I was coming out of the closet and coming to terms with my sexuality.
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Coming out has two sides: telling the people around you, and coming to terms with yourself as a queer person.
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Many are still only just coming to terms with the new rates after existing hedges rolled off earlier this year.
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Judging by its actions, Shell, a company premised upon carbon-containing products, is still coming to terms with that reality.
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Eleven-year-old Monzurali fled Shilkhali village with his parents, and is slowly coming to terms with his new life.
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On the other hand, you might still be coming to terms with a personal truth that you unearthed months ago.
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Rio Grande do Sul fought a ten-year war to break away from Brazil before coming to terms in 1845.
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Today, a poignant story of identity, internet friendship, and coming to terms with the contours of our adolescent digital footprints.
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Bob B. explains that coming to terms with his sexuality meant pushing his friend (whom he was attracted to) away.
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It was better for them that those issues were resolved even if it meant coming to terms with my sexuality.
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Now, as South Korea's president arrives at the White House, Trump appears to be coming to terms with the reality.
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Director Dean Israelite told The Hollywood Reporter that the Yellow Ranger, Trini, is coming to terms with her sexual orientation.
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For starters, coming to terms with the changes that your hair, skin, and body go through during pregnancy is key.
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The entire Kardashian family had trouble coming to terms with the allegations when news first broke, according to a source.
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Most of all, coming to terms with death being a part of life is important for moving past the fear.
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Preliminary research suggests consistent posthumous communication in fact can have a positive influence on recipients coming to terms with loss.
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The stakes are high for Switzerland, already coming to terms with the end its long-cherished tradition of banking secrecy.
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Giant of the Senate, in contrast, is a book about coming to terms with complexity without being overcome by it.
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Coming to terms with how real people operate, though, reveals that they can be more consistent than they first appear.
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Residents are still coming to terms with the disaster, like the coach of local high school football team Rick Prinz.
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We as a culture are finally coming to terms with the barbarism of football and the detrimental consequences of boxing.
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Many Republicans, particularly those up for reelection in 2016, are still coming to terms with Trump being the party's nominee.
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The first and hardest step toward learning to be funny is coming to terms with how unfunny you are today.
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"It's not an origin story, but it's his coming to terms with where he came from," Harbour told Entertainment Weekly.
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As the aftermath of the attack set in, survivors were still coming to terms with the horror of what occurred.
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Wall Street is now coming to terms with the idea that this could be the worst global recession since WWII.
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With that grueling process in the rearview mirror, many are coming to terms with their outcomes and even celebrating them.
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She is the author of "What Remains: Coming to Terms with Civil War in 19th Century China" (Stanford UP 2013).
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Following their win, Bersten shared an emotional Instagram message, saying he was still coming to terms with being a champ.
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And yet, it was a full of hope, telling a story about community, crisis, and coming to terms with finality.
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"In the long run, America is pretty good at coming to terms with that and moving past it," he said.
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Over time I began to realize that was the part I was having the hardest time coming to terms with.
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And what's most challenging about it may not be interpreting what he's saying more than coming to terms with it.
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Yet for Germans, recognizing the genocide is crucially important to coming to terms with their own history of mass slaughter.
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Just months ago, Zayn was in Cudi's place, coming to terms with mental health as part of his identity online.
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Most startup execs are coming to terms with the fact that the next round of financing will be harder to raise.
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Two years later, I'm coming to terms with the fact that I may never know what they were actually up to.
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Allie doesn't know what to do and starts coming to terms with the fact that she's going to lose the election.
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But since Iowa, he seems to be coming to terms with the reality that he could soon become a loser himself.
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For the first year that I was coming to terms with my gender identity, I avoided the beach and pool entirely.
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Abdul Abdullah's series Coming to Terms (2015) was conceived to reveal inequities faced by ordinary Muslims like himself living in Australia.
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Back at the mansion, Rachel and Quinn are acknowledging that this might be the end, and coming to terms with that.
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That country takes the responsibility so seriously there's even a German word, Vergangenheitsbewältigung, to describe coming to terms with one's past.
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The Tale is the true story of Fox herself coming to terms with her sexual assault as a 13-year-old.
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All this is taking place as Cuba is also coming to terms with the loss of its revolutionary leader, Fidel Castro.
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The fact remains that coming to terms with climate change, experts say, means people must burn less petroleum in the future.
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Common is opening up for the first time about a deeply painful experience—one that he's still coming to terms with.
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Coming to terms with the fact that we have a terrorism problem and that it is homegrown will prove equally difficult.
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Advancing a country's foreign policy interests usually means coming to terms with the inherent contradictions between national values and strategic interests.
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I think the art world had more trouble coming to terms with me being a potter than my choice of frocks.
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It was a case of coming to terms with exactly what we went through and realizing just how fragile life is.
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For Haines, her continued growth, especially when working on this album, was coming to terms with remembrance and her own stories.
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PLL fans are coming to terms with the fact that the liars will probably leave our screens forever after season 7.
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Now several years later, Josh has a handle on his obsessions, and he's coming to terms with what he went through.
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"The Crossing" is a concept album about immigrants at the Texas-Mexico border coming to terms with American promises and realities.
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I left the Army in December 2014, but I still feel as if I am coming to terms with my identity.
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There's been a lot of talk about quote-unquote diversity and coming to terms with representation, and how important that is.
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Myanmar has a "whole new generation of internet users, just coming to terms with what you can do online," he says.
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That attempt at forging for many of us over the past four years has meant coming to terms with our humanness.
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Silicon Valley is coming to terms with a new type of disruption: Donald Trump as the Republican Party's presumptive presidential nominee.
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The redemption, or at least resolution, each story offers is the heroine's coming to terms with the horrors of her past.
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John surveyed the cultural representations of blindness himself, it was part of his process [of coming to terms with his blindness].
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They suffer from limited funding and institutional restraints, and are only just coming to terms with the scale of the problem.
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The world is still coming to terms with the tragedy of the Christchurch terror attack, including New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
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That is the face of a man coming to terms with being a hundred Vines, a thousand gifs and a million memes.
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"At that point, I found myself accept and coming to terms with whatever God is going to decide to do," Gibson says.
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This year, I've realized that coming to terms with my use of social media is not about moving away from the internet.
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Sanders's rapid evolution speaks to the reality of the institution in modern time, a reality Democrats are increasingly coming to terms with.
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Others might be transitioning or coming to terms with their gender identity and the question could bring up painful feelings for them.
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Meanwhile, the internet is coming to terms with multiple sexual-harassment lawsuits against Affleck, who has settled those cases out of court.
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A source tells PEOPLE the Kardashians had trouble coming to terms with the allegations when news of the cheating scandal first broke.
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Hulu's new original dramedy Ramy is the latest in a surge of television shows about millennials coming to terms with their identity.
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That's a big response for a small drama about a black kid coming to terms with his sexuality in abstract, internal ways.
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But it might also be that after four decades of relative peace with Israel, Egypt is coming to terms with its Jews.
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I'm still coming to terms with what it's like to have people follow your personal life as well as your public life.
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But for the kids out there coming to terms with being true with who they are, they shouldn't have to take it.
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Three years later, Le'Vonte's family and friends are still coming to terms with his death — and they say the arrest will help.
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Meanwhile, Olivia has been struggled coming to terms with the backlash she's faced and sponsorship deals she's lost since the scandal broke.
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For example, Jamie Lee in films about coming to terms with lost youth versus Kazuo Ohno going through [the] stages of life.
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Delivery companies with young men on motorcycles have taken over, and the remaining bangbang men are coming to terms with modern technology.
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As Saturn travels through Capricorn, you will find yourself coming to terms with some issues you've been ignoring and responsibilities you've avoided.
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While Indonesia has made progress in coming to terms with its past during its transition to democracy, many gains have proved fleeting.
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Defense spending has traditionally been a sensitive political topic in a nation that spent decades coming to terms with its militaristic past.
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For the first time many US fans are coming to terms with the pain of missing out on their national team qualifying.
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Particularly in the capital city Paris, still coming to terms with what happened in November 2015, concerns about terrorism are understandably high.
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The fashion industry is one that's always sensationalized the human body — and only now are we coming to terms with its hypocrisy.
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If coming to terms with your mortality means becoming a good person (or at least a slightly better person), then that's enough.
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Watching Kimmy go through this process of coming to terms with her past and beginning to receive treatment was cathartic for me.
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It's a fact that Gomez-Rejon is still coming to terms with — that he no longer has to fight for it anymore.
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The camera caught Mourning shaking his head in dismay and then slowly nodding, seemingly coming to terms with his team&aposs situation.
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Governments are "lagging behind" in coming to terms with cryptocurrency, said Carsten Schurmann, an associate professor at the IT University of Copenhagen.
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Up Next "Out East," a debut book by John Glynn, chronicles a Montauk summer share and coming to terms with being gay.
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In 2018, the festival seems to reflect a nation that is finally coming to terms with the fact that Brexit is happening.
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And skating officials are coming to terms with exactly what that means in terms of maturity of performance and sustainability of health.
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Investors were also coming to terms with the U.S. Federal Reserve's signal that it was done with its interest rate easing cycle.
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France, winners in 1984 and 2000, will carry the hopes of a nation still coming to terms with last year's militant attacks.
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Pine, Bobby Moynihan, and a few other SNL regulars play grease monkeys coming to terms with their love of RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Pat's children had only begun coming to terms with losing their mother and were now confronting the possible loss of their father.
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This was around the same time, of course, that half of the country was coming to terms with life in Trump's America.
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Others abandoned their boats 250,2312 miles away in the Indian Ocean and are still coming to terms with their dramatic ocean rescues.
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It takes the entire run of the show to galvanize Spike and company into recognizing and coming to terms with the past.
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I've spent the years since transitioning out of the industry coming to terms with the complicated sexual experiences I've had in my lifetime.
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Khloé Kardashian is still coming to terms with the changing dynamics of her family in the wake of her split from Tristan Thompson.
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Rating But it's also about a woman coming to terms with that future and discovering there's life on the other side of crisis.
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Part of that is due to an increasing supply of homes for sale, but sellers are also finally coming to terms with reality.
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Having difficulty coming to terms with her mother's imminent passing, Tessa Fontaine joined The World of Wonders, the last touring sideshow in America.
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Perhaps the only sensitive subject handled somewhat appropriately is the conflict of Jessica (Alisha Boe) coming to terms with her rape and recovery.
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Afterwards I could have this cathartic time of drawing, where I was realizing the argument energy and somehow coming to terms with it.
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A day after terror attacks left 34 people dead in Brussels, residents are coming to terms with a new reality in their city.
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That also means coming to terms with the fact that there'll be ruffled feathers and anger and a tug-o'-war for power.
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Khloé Kardashian is having a hard time coming to terms with boyfriend Tristan Thompson's alleged tryst with Jordyn Woods, a source tells PEOPLE.
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Amidst narratives of machine learning complacency, Apple is coming to terms with the fact that not talking about innovation means innovation never happened.
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The sides had been scheduled to meet for arbitration in August before coming to terms on the deal, which pays $2.8 million annually.
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Sony's no longer in the big leagues with Apple and Google, and it seems to be coming to terms with that reality well.
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So they, both LA '32 and Berlin '36, are models of the future and the IOC is coming to terms with different things.
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Sarah and Phil's date went really, really well, and they both confided in one another about coming to terms with their respective experiences.
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I think for myself it was more coming to terms with how to make a show of many works feel vibrant and alive.
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Coming to terms with this notion, she says, is what has helped her businesses grow and in turn led to her ongoing success.
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While some members of the Republican foreign policy establishment are coming to terms with Trump becoming their party's nominee, including lawmakers like Sens.
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"The biggest challenge for the partnership is most likely the two retailers coming to terms that both parties consider fair," said Kantar's Gundelach.
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Individually, coming to terms with luck is the secular equivalent of religious awakening, the first step in building any coherent universalist moral perspective.
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The show explores her life as an "anxiety ridden New Yorker" dealing with travel, mental health issues, and coming to terms with adulthood.
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Cathryn Virginia Today, a poignant story of identity, internet friendship, and coming to terms with the contours of our adolescent digital footprints. Enjoy.
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Coming to terms with the fact that summer — with all of its vacations, beach days, and sunshine — is pretty much out the door.
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For 10 years, there were these community conversations of listening and deeply connecting and coming to terms with their sins as a country.
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In the book, she also writes about being a victim and coming to terms with her own abuse by learning to confront it.
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Bezos, for instance, is gradually coming to terms with the newfound scrutiny of his life — as the National Enquirer scandal makes abundantly clear.
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In the interview, Mr. Heilemann said he was still coming to terms with the accusations that have been lodged against his longtime collaborator.
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The story of a culture coming to terms with pervasive sexual harassment weaves through issues of class and race, sexual orientation and gender.
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They are coming to terms with the fact that there is real political risk here for members in swing states and swing districts.
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I was coming to terms with who I was as a person, with my blackness, with being at the bottom of the world.
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Coming to terms on a bilateral investment treaty would be a better way to get China to address the IP issues, he added.
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Apple stans around the world are coming to terms with that fact a mere six months after the release of the Apple Card.
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Coming to terms with the reality that my dream of serving a life-long career in the U.S. Army was over was difficult.
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The stakes are high for Switzerland, which is already coming to terms with the end of its long-cherished tradition of banking secrecy.
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George is coming to terms with her sexuality, while Mae frets that she'll never live up to the men George has previously dated.
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In her 2015 book, " Rising Strong," Brown shows why true bravery means coming to terms with your emotional experience— even if it's uncomfortable.
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The investing world is coming to terms with the election of Donald Trump, and all that it might mean for currencies, stocks, and bonds.
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Meanwhile, Elizabeth's father says the family is still coming to terms with the "horrific experience" he allegedly put them and their loved one through.
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The 40-minute documentary focuses on San Francisco families coming to terms with death and illness, with the help of the palliative care specialists.
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"I think I'm still coming to terms with owning it, and being okay with knowing this is just my body and how I move."
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Coming to terms with my body has been (and still is) a journey, but having the ability to self-represent is empowering and freeing.
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In coming to terms with this decision, Rieser revisited his memories of the game by documenting the Sunnyslope High School football program in Phoenix.
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"Lovecraft is deeply flawed, and his stories cannot be read without coming to terms with that," Danielle Trussoni writes in her latest horror roundup.
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The Tale is a movie about a woman coming to terms with the fact that she was sexually abused when she was a child.
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In 1991, I lived in Russia for five months, working on a book about how Soviets were coming to terms with the Stalin era.
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Creating a ubiquitous global communication utility comes with responsibilities beyond those of most tech companies, which Facebook seems to be coming to terms with.
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This week, two disastrous new processor vulnerabilities spilled out into the open — and the tech world is still coming to terms with the damage.
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And now the residents at The Village of College Downs are trying to coming to terms with having the world's attention at their doorstep.
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From 12, she was drinking heavily, mostly to deal with social anxiety, and the difficulty she had coming to terms with being a lesbian.
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Finally, at long last, my journey ended with poor Bilbo Baggins coming to terms with the fact that his journey had only just begun.
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Questions of love and pain are all over "Sex With Shakespeare," Jillian Keenan's debut memoir about coming to terms with her lifelong spanking fetish.
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The former "Late Show" host on the liberation of retirement: shaving optional, shopping solo and coming to terms with a certain late-night feud.
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But unlike his friends at the time, Sarac had turned to radical Islam as a way of avoiding coming to terms with his sexuality.
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A lot of wanting to get better and really working through all of that is coming to terms with what's helpful and what isn't.
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Hockey fans around the world are slowly coming to terms with the fact that there just aren't many good outcomes left for this story.
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And while she's looking ahead and already planning her wedding, Sheppard is still coming to terms with how her life changed in an instant.
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What we're seeing today could potentially be epochal: one of the world's largest countries finally coming to terms with one of its biggest problems.
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Fred Luter Jr. Leaders of the denomination said in the report released Wednesday that they were committed to coming to terms with its past.
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Mark Hoppus Mark Hoppus gets a bump up for coming to terms with the universal truth that our teenage years represent our creative peak.
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I moved to New York for this job in search of adventure; I'm still coming to terms with how complex that adventure has been.
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Spike Lee's protege, Dee Rees, burst onto the scene with this rapturous story about a 17-year-old coming to terms with her homosexuality.
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There is still nearly 15 years of emotional trauma that Mr. O'Callaghan, and many other L.G.B.T. folks, must spend time coming to terms with.
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Generally speaking, society is still coming to terms with what should be considered acceptable when evaluating the differences between IRL and digital business practices.
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They look like they should be in a 1980s Aaron Spelling comedy-drama about men coming to terms with the loss of their virility.
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"The market is still coming to terms with the fine print of the budget," said Anand James, chief market strategist at Geojit Financial Services.
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While Brazil's economy is slowly coming to terms with a new populist president, Russia is still dealing with sanctions as well its dependence on oil.
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I knew there was a trend of women drinking more, and I read piece after piece about women coming to terms with their drinking problems.
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The story that first comes to mind is "The Paper Menagerie," about a biracial child coming to terms with his identity via some fantastical origami.
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It's a matter of coming to terms with decisions you made, the role you played in a turn of events that you now deeply regret.
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They're still coming to terms with having a first child in the house, so having a second child has really knocked them for a loop.
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Still, coming to terms with pleading to something he had previously denied — in an unusually quick about-face for high-profile cases — was not smooth.
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"It had been marinating within me, my love for him and figuring it out and coming to terms with it, over the years," Smith says.
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Trenton and Mobley take the J train straight to purgatory, after coming to terms with what Darlene did and the real ramifications of 5-9.
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Francisco Franco from a glorifying mausoleum will be the first among many symbolic moves aimed at coming to terms with the country&aposs troubled history.
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I know that's what I've expected of myself, but now I'm coming to terms with the fact that that's just not how my brain works.
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" Though looking back on her campaign and coming to terms with her loss was painful, Clinton assured the audience that "I'm fine as a person.
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In a deeply moving and articulate way, this woman described going from not knowing what HIV was to coming to terms with being HIV-positive.
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Mishaal: The hardest part of coming to terms with FGM for me is that it didn't prevent the one thing my parents thought it would.
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Coming to terms with her identity and divorcing her husband, Steve Basilone, was difficult, but there's a happy ending: Wiley and Morelli are now engaged.
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He openly addressed the difficulty for young Asian-Americans in coming to terms with their identities, and the adversity they face in white-dictated society.
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In their own ways, Dolores, Maeve and Teddy spent the episode coming to terms with the pretty lies that have been built into their programming.
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What took longer was coming to terms with the previous 10 years, reinterpreting what had happened to her and getting her life back on track.
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The contemporary bride, she said, is comfortable with her femininity and coming to terms with the notion that it's fine to show a tender side.
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Critically important, Catholics in Ireland are coming to terms with the notion that Ireland's proud Catholic tradition is not at tension with repealing this law.
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Culture shock is only the first hurdle in the complicated and confusing process of coming to terms with being a striver in an elite college.
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After coming to terms with helping the US government, Aphra has begun rebuilding her life and community, only to find that people have begun going missing.
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And at the end of the episode, Tammye revealed her own story of coming to terms with her son's homosexuality and ultimately asking for his forgiveness.
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Traditionally, the role of the shaman is about coming to terms with those unreflective indulgences and invisible traumas that media appear to either repress or disguise.
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"I'm just coming to terms with it right now, it's like a death in the family," she recently told Harper's Bazaar UK for her cover story.
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Maddeningly (and encouragingly, and distressingly), whole cities and towns are only now, gradually, coming to terms with the world their neighbors have lived in for generations.
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The novel takes place in a small, rundown seaside town, where a young woman is still coming to terms with the mysterious disappearance of her father.
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"I think I'm still coming to terms with owning it, and being okay with knowing this is just my body and how I move," she added.
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In the end, for me, coming to terms with having to deal with my grief over my grandmother's death is what ultimately calmed my mind down.
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Nigel Owens, a Welsh rugby referee, appeared last year and, in a moving episode, discussed how coming to terms with being gay affected his mental health.
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The first season also showed another student at Liberty High School, Jessica Davis (Alisha Boe), coming to terms with the fact that she's been sexually assaulted.
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Even more challenging is coming to terms with the fact that your own participation in placing this burden has inflicted physical or emotional harm on others.
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Image: Chris Harrison/FlickrThe monster El Niño of 2015-2016 is finally gone, but scientists are still coming to terms with its impacts on the planet.
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Not that he was ignored or forgotten, but we are coming to terms with his greatness in a purer, less guarded way than in the past.
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It's been just five months since the shocking and sudden death of Luke Perry, and his former costars are still coming to terms with the loss.
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While Rachel is only just coming to terms with her own abuse, Grace has been trying to process her survivor's guilt for more than a year.
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It's Sunday, which means the internet is coming to terms with the future president of the United States in yet another feud with Saturday Night Live.
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"I'm just coming to terms with it right now, it's like a death in the family," she recently told Harper's Bazaar UK for her cover story.
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She nearly didn't have any, until she faced the hardest decision of all: letting herself be vulnerable to Shane and coming to terms with her flaws.
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But now, after coming to terms with the fact that I was assaulted and it wasn't my fault, I feel ready to get rid of it.
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But coming to terms with a sexuality that falls somewhere between those two labels can be confusing (just ask Katy Perry or Stranger Things' Shannon Purser).
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Jump to the battle on Scarif, where we get a glimpse of the new Shoretroopers, while Bodhi Rook looks like he's coming to terms with something.
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It's a poignant, faintly surreal encounter, two superannuated grandees coming to terms with their own obsolescence, but Morgan felt it didn't quite work as an ending.
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As part of coming to terms with his diagnosis, he made the decision to stop touring as a musician to concentrate on his health and happiness.
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And as this kitten and pup show, checking your body for dicey spots is heck of a lot easier than coming to terms with your taxes.
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As we inch closer to the season finale (only two more episodes to go!), characters are firming up their convictions and coming to terms with themselves.
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JONES When I look at "Be Right Back," I see a very personal, human drama about someone coming to terms with grief in a contemporary world.
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Coming to terms with a habit that nearly killed her, she has found support at the Haven at Drexel, Drexel University's housing for students in recovery.
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Now, automakers are coming to terms with a startling reality: Be careful what you ask of President Trump, because he could go further than you expect.
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Is it slowly coming to terms with the fact that its people were not just victims of Soviet oppression but, in some cases, also eager collaborators?
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He spent several weeks hiking the length of Israel, coming to terms with his liberal awakening, before beginning his mandatory military service in the early 2000s.
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A strategy that went from a "good war" to the shorthand "Afghan good enough" reflects the president's coming to terms with what was possible in Afghanistan.
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Stark's story, from his very first movie, has been about coming to terms with his father's legacy while also reckoning with his effect on the world.
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Just as residents were coming to terms with a shooting at a country music bar, the wind-driven fires swept thousands of residents from their homes.
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It's about coming to terms with everyday existence in New York, where the rich run rampant and the rest of us have to deal with it.
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Accordingly, in a country still coming to terms with the anti-Semitic past of the Nazi era, the German variant of BDS has become very contentious.
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There is a case to made for a storyline about a woman coming to terms with the fact that everything she believed about herself is not so.
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Hitting Bottom "Stray" is a literary coming to terms with her parents' substance abuse, as well as her own periods of heavy drinking, cocaine and sedative use.
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King was coming to terms with her sexuality, and Riggs was dealing with his identity as a has-been — and his more urgent debts to the mob.
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He once sounded the alarm over a "Shia crescent" extending Iran's influence to the Mediterranean; now that it is materialising he is coming to terms with it.
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We got the rapper leaving WeHo Sunday, where we asked what he thought of the ex-QB recently coming to terms with the NFL out of court.
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Hobb uses the trilogy and successor novels to showcase Fitz's journey and growth as a character, coming to terms with his own abilities as he seeks revenge.
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American campuses are in the throes of coming to terms with this complicated reality, and the controversy will only lead to good things in the long run.
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It is melted snow and perpetual hat hair, chapped lips and Seasonal Affective Disorder, SantaCon and coming to terms with how shitty you are at wrapping presents.
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And in an incredibly savvy move by the writers, the burden of coming to terms with Taylor's identity falls not on Taylor but the people around them.
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But the company's new community-focused convention and its new mission statement add to Zuckerberg's recent (and slow) coming to terms with Facebook's role in the world.
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As he puts it, the secret to playing the game is coming to terms with your decisions and making the best move based off your current situation.
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Sabrina Carpenter and Sofia Carson are still coming to terms with the death of Christina Grimmie, whom they both say influenced them greatly as they grew up.
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During a speech that she made at the National Press Club last September, Haley told a poignant story of coming to terms with her own self-image.
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But first, viewers get to see their connection grow, Tig try to date other people, and Kate coming to terms with her crush on her co-worker.
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"The market's coming to terms with what's going to continue to power it forward," said Robert Pavlik, chief investment strategist at SlateStone Wealth LLC in New York.
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Former NBA player Keyon Dooling is opening up about coming to terms with his sexual abuse as a young child and the ramifications that came from it.
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It can entail an initial wave of feeling liberated after coming out, only to then have a longer road coming to terms with feelings of internalized homophobia.
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Life is a journey and it's about growing and changing and coming to terms with who and what you are and loving who and what you are.
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LG is staking its fortunes on a modular phone After years of improving at a breakneck pace, the smartphone is now coming to terms with its maturation.
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But social media is proving to be an outlet for grieving friends and family members who are coming to terms with the loss of someone they love.
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Going forward, the game is less about old entities coming to terms with new players than it is about these new players fighting for primacy among themselves.
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ABOUT THE JETS (5-7-1): Defenseman Jacob Trouba and Winnipeg broke their contract stalemate Monday, coming to terms on a two-year contract worth $6 million.
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You took our quiz and are finally coming to terms with the fact that the little treats are holding you back from achieving your bigger financial goals.
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At its heart though, the show is an honest portrait of a millennial woman's struggle — in coming to terms with her body, identity, and what she deserves.
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This week's issue is all about one of the characters coming to terms with her true, demon-powered self... and the heartbreak that it causes her friends.
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His jaw clenched, Mourning shook his head in dismay and frustration before slowly nodding, seemingly coming to terms with his team&aposs unfortunate start to the year.
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Embrace discomfort Addressing feelings of cabin fever ultimately depends on understanding what's going on and that there's a process of coming to terms with it, Rosenblatt said.
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The album's grand statement is "Like Me," a nine-minute suite about coming to terms with his bisexuality: "I just want to relate to everyone," he explains.
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A headstrong 22-year-old, she was on her mother's case constantly and had a hard time coming to terms with the change in Isabella's physical condition.
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I stumbled upon "Great British Baking" relief just as I was coming to terms with the fact that the source of my upset was reality TV itself.
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And BoJack Horseman changed asexual representation forever by devoting a multi-season arc to Todd coming to terms with his sexuality and finally feeling like he belongs.
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Bashir, a building worker who lives in a district with many Shi'ite families, said Ali was still traumatized and having difficulty coming to terms with what happened.
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Employees are also coming to terms with the fact that while they can't control market performance, they can control other aspects that will improve their retirement savings.
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I have noticed in Silicon Valley that there's a lot of, I think, concern among people who are coming to terms with what it is they've created.
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In picking up where Season 1 left off, it opens with the company, Anderson Vaughan, coming to terms with having teamed up with the show's bad guys.
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"The planet of rules and boundaries, Saturn's return is thought of as a moment of reckoning and coming to terms with your path in life," Gat writes.
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The film follows a 17-year-old African-American named Alike (Adepero Oduye) who is coming to terms with her lesbian identity in a resistant Brooklyn household.
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For now, the young producer is coming to terms with a challenging creative process that allowed him to grow while forcing him to confront his own limitations.
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My personal experience of coming to terms with my gender has helped me break out of a way of living that I now feel I was confined to.
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"The most difficult part of the process was definitely coming to terms with my disability because it was something that I've avoided all my life," he tells PEOPLE.
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Leo season has a big focus on your partnerships; however, this eclipse is all about you and coming to terms with yourself, your needs, fears, hopes, and dreams.
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Article continues after the video below Can you tell me more about who the player is cast as, this new vampire who's coming to terms with his situation?
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In the wake of the Filipino president appearing to sever friendly ties with the U.S., people in the country are coming to terms with a Spam-less future.
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"In my experience, there is nothing you can do," Elon told Rolling Stone of coming to terms that he and his father would never have a typical relationship.
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In fact, it's like a catharsis of sorts, the filmmaker coming to terms with the complex lines that separate and bind the people who mean most to him.
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Raisman has become a voice for those abused but she said in PEOPLE's February cover story that coming to terms with what happened to her has been difficult.
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What follows is 20 minutes of Cole coming to terms with the fact his ex-wife, with whom he had just decided he wanted to reunite, is dead.
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With her first collection, Klaver captured the life of a twenty-something coming to terms with the idea that things don't turn out how you hope they will.
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Coming to terms with the global youth surge is about so much more than managing the logistical and governmental challenges of providing enough healthcare and education and jobs.
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So they changed directions somewhat and shifted more of the vocals to Bennington, who produced heartfelt ballads like this song, about coming to terms with a friend's death.
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Justin Bieber seems to be coming to terms with the fact that most everyone loves the Jonas Brothers (including his wife, Hailey Bieber) ... now, he's on board too.
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The conversation is a heartbreaking portrait at a transgender person's parent coming to terms with their new child and trying to love someone they never expected to meet.
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"Before, the Sunnis were very sensitive to believing (devolution) would lead to secession, to the breakup of Iraq but now they're coming to terms with it," says Zebari.
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The upcoming Power Rangers reboot will feature a Ranger coming to terms with not only her new powers but also her own sexuality, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
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Survivors of Hurricane Maria need assistance Death, destruction Parts of the Caribbean that Maria has already struck are just coming to terms with the extent of their losses.
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Now, after a sabbatical from the studio "coming to terms with health issues and getting older," Ms. Sherman, 21959, has produced her first new photos in five years.
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Saturn is the planet of rules and boundaries, and Saturn return is thought of as a moment of reckoning and coming to terms with your path in life.
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It is a memento mori etched in twilight, an act of desperation, if not despair, from an artist coming to terms with the inevitability of his own oblivion.
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He was also behind the "Hard Questions" blog that Facebook launched after coming to terms with how Russian actors used the platform to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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But along with their grief the film also shows how Osama is coming to terms with the tragedy and looking to the future, even when it looks bleak.
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For members of the younger generation, resettlement has been a complex process of not just understanding Ireland but of coming to terms with their Kurdish and Irish identities.
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As schools close because of the coronavirus outbreak, parents are coming to terms with how much they rely on them as a safe place for children to go.
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Are we any closer as a country to coming to terms with how to confront our shameful history, or are we quietly hurtling toward another eruption of violence?
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Along with coming to terms with that loss, they had to adjust to the fact that her death coincided with the largest social shutdown the world has seen.
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I soon began to grasp a fuller sense of the extent to which literature can become an empowering means of coming to terms with our often trying lives.
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"Life goes on," said Bill Kristol, the Weekly Standard editor and leading "Never Trump" stalwart, who has written columns about his coming to terms with President-elect Trump.
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"In recent months, as I've thought about my future, I've been thinking more about my past — and coming to terms with where I came up short," he said.
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It is worth noting that if the German culture of "Vergangenheitsbewältigung" (or "coming to terms with the past") limits open discussion, that is because it is meant to.
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Her article focuses on the policies New York Life sold in the 19th century to cover slaves, and how their descendants are coming to terms with that past.
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Perhaps that's my read, but the white people onstage were not the ones coming to terms with how their black partners wanted to be treated or vice versa.
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After all, Lent is fundamentally not about living a better life, but coming to terms with the inevitability of death, and through it a new life in Christ.
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We're all jazzed to see Leia Organa one last time, but many fans are also still coming to terms with Fisher's unexpected death at the tail end of 2016.
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It's been a few months since The Bachelor's Colton Underwood sent frontrunner Caelynn Miller-Keyes home, but the former beauty queen is still coming to terms with their split.
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In the movie, Anderson plays a fitness instructor coming to terms with aging in a near-future full of isolating technology and self-improvement podcasts voiced by Jane Fonda.
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It's easy to overhype Moonlight — which is ultimately a very small film, albeit an important one for how it deals with black men coming to terms with their sexuality.
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It's something Camp, who married Pitch Perfect costar Skylar Astin in 2016, says she's still coming to terms with as she decides when, or whether, to become a parent.
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Baylor slowly coming to terms with its identity as an integrated college was the first of multiple "schisms" among the administration and the faculty as to the college's future.
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Which is why he was perfectly suited to write a few songs for Call Me by Your Name, a movie entirely about men coming to terms with their feelings.
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When his health continued to worsen, the decision was made to take him to a hospital—something the 97-year-old had a hard time coming to terms with.
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I'm talking about ordinary people, oftentimes people who were living on the streets of San Francisco, coming to terms with this thing that had terrified them all their lives.
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The $125,000 sticker price is a high price to pay for some electric off-roading freedom, but it's likely the result of Bollinger Motors coming to terms with reality.
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As he talks about coming to terms with the fact you can't control the future, we see him aged 10 years sitting across from an adult Tess (Iantha Richardson).
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After 32 years of spending his days surfing, acting, modeling and flying helicopters, Scott Eastwood is finally coming to terms with the fact that things could actually be better.
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And then, it got to the end of summer, and I'd been through a lot emotionally, through relationships, through life, and coming to terms with a lot had changed.
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Chinese authorities are finally coming to terms with a lower rate of growth as the trade war with the U.S. takes its toll, an economist told CNBC on Tuesday.
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In a new interview with Tatler magazine, the July cover star opens up about coming to terms with her freckles, which she says she's hated from ages 7-49.
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The overhaul signals that Deutsche is coming to terms with its failure to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan Chase & Co and Goldman Sachs.
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Markle wrote a post when she turned 33 in which she emphasized the importance (and difficulty) of coming to terms with one's true self in order to attain happiness.
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After coming to terms with the memory loss disease, Cassidy told PEOPLE that he was ready to stop touring as a musician to concentrate on his health and happiness.
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In April, Kevin starred In J. Cole's new music video for "Kevin's Heart" as himself during his scandal, fully owning up and coming to terms with his unfaithful past.
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No, this is a young woman who convinced herself she could fix West Hollywood's most infamous bad boy — and is painfully coming to terms with how wrong she was.
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Though there are many diasporas which are coming to terms with slow-burning hostility in the UK, there are few immigrant communities that face mainstream denigration quite like Romanians.
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There are many ways to read the word in the album's title, but one that stands out is its meaning as far as coming to terms with internal pressures.
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The second half of the film is largely devoted to Safechuck and Robson coming to terms with their trauma, and the impact that Jackson has had on their lives.
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My fear – and we've been talking about retirement in America – my fear is we're starting to – people coming to terms with what they have an inadequacy in their retirement.
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If Albus is coming to terms with the legacy of his father, The Cursed Child as a work of fiction feels as though it's sussing that out as well.
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I think there's incredible value in coming to terms with your story, and I hope that the telling of my story will encourage other people to revisit their own.
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Some by choice and others by dint of being exposed, men are coming to terms with their own boorishness and brutality, the monster within and the monster next door.
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I was thinking about the contemporary characters in the novel, who are all, in their different ways, coming to terms with what happened in the war and the Holocaust.
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Interestingly, it appears the Fed is slowing coming to terms with the fact that the "inflation undershoot" relative the 2-percent target is more "persistent" than "transient" in nature.
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"Coming to terms with the fact I was fired from the U.S. women's national team after 17 years of service has been devastating," Solo said in her statement Tuesday.
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It was a few days after the first round and he was coming to terms with his decision to vote for Macron ten days later, after originally supporting Mélenchon.
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And investors started coming to terms with the idea that the trade war is here to stay, with benchmark indexes across China, Germany, France and the United States dropping.
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Seniors are coming to terms with the changes from a landmark new retirement law, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act, which took effect in January.
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"Boyish Girl Interrupted" [2015] was me crawling out of the rubble, trying to get footing in the world, getting together with Steph and coming to terms with my body.
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Push something behind the curtain of "inappropriate," and you may be able to put off truly coming to terms with it, kicking the can ever farther down the road.
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And as the play progresses, and Erica confesses her once secret love, Mr. Robideau drolly insinuates that all tales of coming to terms with sexuality are "coming out" stories.
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When she was seven, she started coming to terms with the state of her hair, and that's when her mom took her to the salon for the first time.
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Due to the travel ban, my partner, the person I need by my side more than anyone as I'm coming to terms with my condition, can't be with me.
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Somehow, even coming to terms with what was going on with his own life ending, he confirmed for me with authority that art is about writing your own rules.
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These told, narrowly, the story of reach on a new platform — one that the news industry was still coming to terms with as it redefined the terms of consumption.
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Deschanel's depiction of Jess coming to terms with her feelings for Nick in "Landing Gear" is a gorgeous bit of acting — tender and bruised and hopeful all at once.
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It took two and a half years to wrangle all the production pieces, but the hardest part was coming to terms with a main character who's just as complex.
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As she gets ready to wrap up her first year at school, and leave behind the decade that has defined her, she's still coming to terms with being grown… ish.
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"I can honestly reflect and say I probably haven't had fun playing tennis since Australia and I'm finally coming to terms with that while relearning that fun feeling," Osaka wrote.
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But the two countries — or more importantly, their citizens — coming to terms with each other can be a parallel track that avoids getting tangled in some of the other issues.
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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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Louise, 133, reveals in the video that she is also a sexual assault survivor, and that she could relate deeply to Hannah while coming to terms with her own rape.
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As the world still grapples with the fact that Carrie Fisher is gone, the galaxy far, far away is coming to terms with the loss of its own princess general.
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In an exclusive with Attitude magazine, director Bill Condon revealed that Le Fou (Josh Gad) is coming to terms with his sexuality and that the internal struggle has a payoff.
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After double-digit growth for the last decade, investors and officials in China are coming to terms with growth that has fallen below 7 percent, hitting a 25- year low.
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Catholic church in Australia The trial begins as Australia is still coming to terms with the shocking statistics published by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse.
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Part of the process of coming to terms with the past would require great scrutiny of the decision to drop a second bomb, that one directly above hospitals and schools.
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Jess is now coming to terms with her painful assault and Justin with his complicity in what happened to her, but with the right support system they could both overcome.
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In an Instagram post Thursday night, the writer and actor explained that, despite all the negativity out there, she's finally coming to terms with the various qualities of her form.
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The insight became the keystone of his masterpiece, " The Great Transformation ," which was published in 1944, as the world was coming to terms with the destruction that fascism had wrought.
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Coming to terms -- and in some cases for Scalise that was by reliving the shooting through the eyes of others who were there -- is an emotionally taxing and incomplete process.
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Shooting for the final season ended only a few weeks ago, and the cast still seemed to be coming to terms with saying goodbye to their long-term alter egos.
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Like battlefield survivors, marooned on what feels increasingly like enemy territory, they are coming to terms with a new reality: As British influence recedes here, so, too, do their careers.
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Why it matters: Facebook is coming to terms with its responsibility to moderate content on its site, reduce fake news and prevent malicious manipulation of content in its news feed.
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Having spent the last few years coming to terms with my own emotional ups and downs, I think it's how this fear is portrayed which is missing from contemporary discourse.
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For many people, this return is a moment of reckoning, of coming to terms with who we are in the world and what we're going to make of our lives.
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The Lakers themselves, frankly, still have a few questions to answer, after following up the James coup by immediately coming to terms with the world's foremost LeBron irritant: Lance Stephenson.
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Barely adolescent at the time of his parents' execution, in 1954, for conspiracy to commit espionage, Daniel begins coming to terms with his family history as a Columbia graduate student.
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But the scene quickly became chaotic, as it emerged that the winner was, in fact, "Moonlight," a tender drama about a young, black man coming to terms with his homosexuality.
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Following her as she begins to reinvent herself as a dancer outside of ballet, the film is both a comeback story and, more profoundly, a coming to terms with aging.
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It took her skin a year to return to its natural chocolate hue, and Ms. Arthur has been working since then on coming to terms with her view of herself.
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Harry, 35, joined Sentebale Let Youth Lead advocates in a camp activity which aims to instill confidence and peer support into young people coming to terms with living with HIV.
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The outspoken forward Enes Kanter was waived, as was the newly acquired Wes Matthews — with Matthews immediately coming to terms with Indiana to join the Pacers after he clears waivers.
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Cities all along the California coast are soon going to experience debates just like the one in Imperial Beach — and that's something state officials are still coming to terms with.
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"Grief Cottage" by Gail Godwin, a prolific American writer, is a quiet, hopeful ghost story—a wistful reflection on loss, loneliness, coming of age and coming to terms with the past.
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Tessa Jowell, who's undergoing treatment for brain cancer, talked about coming to terms with the end of her own life, and appealed to the government to back a new cancer treatment.
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Many brands are coming to terms with the fact that a shift is desperately needed and are repackaging products to be eco-friendly, with zero waste brands also entering the market.
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This banal framing elides some of the more complicated — and frankly, dramatically effective — realities of coming to terms with queer sexuality as a public figure, which are ignored in the film.
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Twenty years ago today, 42 million people tuned into the "The Puppy Episode," which showed her character (and herself) coming to terms with her sexuality and, eventually, coming out on air.
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But the most important one, according to CNN Business Traveller host Richard Quest, is coming to terms with the fact that things might go wrong no matter how much you try.
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Notably missing from Spotify is music from Warner's publishing division, Warner/Chappell Music, due to an ongoing legal battle between the two companies over coming to terms on a licensing agreement.
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Sigler, who was diagnosed with MS when she was 20, but kept the illness a secret until January 2016, remarked that even now she's "still coming to terms" with the disease.
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But Dance Nation may have been the purest articulation of growing up and coming to terms with the power and peril of female sexuality (an experience I can never fully comprehend).
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"It's been a hard time for all of us who loved Gus and we are going through the process of coming to terms with our loss," Womack said in a statement.
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Facebook has made tremendous strides in coming to terms with its unforeseen influence and, more so than any of its peers, the team there has taken real steps to course correct.
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For everyone else, you'll get to see Tom Hardy's Eddie Brock coming to terms with the new powers bestowed upon him by the symbiote and using them to predictably violent effect.
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"Real Life" and its successor "To Survive" (2008) were beguiling records that dealt obliquely with Ms Wasser's painful past and her coming to terms with it, as hinted by their titles.
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"My self-portrait project has been about the process of coming to terms with my feelings and experiences, and seeing those same feelings and experiences in a different light," he explains.
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I thought for a while that it was because guys didn't like me, but I'm now coming to terms with it probably being due to social anxiety and low self-esteem.
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Bo Burnham, a stand-up comedian and a product of the YouTube era, wrote and directed the film, which tells the story of an eighth grader coming to terms with herself.
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Coming to terms with a rather miserable financial quarter, GoPro CEO Nick Woodman just announced that the company will cease sales of several action cameras — including its cheapest model — in April.
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It is part of being an educated white American these days to sustainedly disavow racism, and part of this effort treats depictions of racism as "coming to terms" with the past.
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This is a song that came out in 1993, a song about its writer coming to terms with the death of a friend, being used to sell a survival horror game.
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On the podcast "Mad World," Harry and Bryony discuss coming to terms with needing help in the form of therapy or just personally accepting that it's okay to feel "weird" sometimes.
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But beyond her not coming to terms with the show wrapping (tbh, same), she sounds pretty chill with the idea of Brienne dying, citing the mystery as part of the fun.
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The undercurrent of this story is not about Maria's identity as a wife, but rather about coming to terms with her racial identity and all the trauma she harbors around it.
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I think the big stumbling point for a lot of people will be coming to terms with the fact that, when all is said and done, Vic is just a tourist.
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The Leo eclipse is a powerful time for any Capricorns who are mourning, whether you're healing from a relationship or coming to terms with the death of someone in your life.
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The only person who doesn't know he's going to fuck Fleabag is the Hot Priest himself—or maybe he does, but he definitely has trouble coming to terms with his desires.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)The capital may be where Zimbabwe's political drama is playing out, but beyond the city limits, communities of traditional Mugabe supporters are coming to terms with its implications.
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At the time, I was privately coming to terms with the fact that I was gay, and she used to ask constantly about whether I'd be bringing home a girlfriend soon.
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HBO dropped a new trailer for Insecure Thursday, and it looks like writer, director, and star Issa Rae's character is coming to terms with her newfound independence now that she's single.
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But Taroli and Li, after processing the shock, mourning the loss and coming to terms with where their lives are now, have decided they aren't interested in going through this again.
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"Coming to terms with Mexico is an encouraging sign, but threatening to pull out of the existing agreement is not," said Matthew Shay, the chief executive of the National Retail Federation.
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As a Muslim of Malaysian descent, growing up in Perth, Australia, post-9/11, Abdul Abdullah's arresting photographs from the series Coming to Terms is a stand out in the exhibition.
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More and more, and not without reason, ecologically engaged artists seem to be moving away from a vocabulary of advocacy and resistance; coming to terms with cataclysm is more the way.
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TripActions was especially vulnerable to the rapidly changing economic landscape many startups are just now coming to terms with because of its heavy reliance on business travel and startup customer base.
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Since he's been in the Netherlands, he struggles with coming to terms with what he now has, and how limited he is in his ability to help others back at home.
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I am coming to terms with the fact that this is the body I am genetically meant to have, that I'm not Courteney Cox playing young Monica in a fat suit.
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But analysts have speculated that the Chinese government may want to wait for the outcome of what will be a contentious election before coming to terms with the U.S. on trade.
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But that scheme has not wowed, in part because HDB-owners are still coming to terms with the idea that their properties could be worth nothing when their 99-year leases expire.
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Brian Easton, 45, said he and his wife work for Carrier, and are now coming to terms with what he said is likely to be a permanent drop in their living standard.
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But no one was more surprised than Emilia Clarke, who told Entertainment Weekly she had to read the script for the finale seven times before coming to terms with her character's fate.
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He wasn't angry or resolute—he was a man coming to terms with a poor performance by himself and his team in a game that still had 22017-plus minutes to play.
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It feels like a conscious step back from Bird's original Incredibles, which was openly about a middle-age crisis, a slowly disintegrating marriage, and two kids coming to terms with their superpowers.
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Berk has opened up about his very complicated relationship with organized religion on the show, and the trauma that he has from leaving the church after coming to terms with his sexuality.
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Second, he must revive the economy by coming to terms with the IMF and foreign donors who suspended aid soon after a scandal involving $2bn of secret loans was exposed in 2016.
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But, the more interesting acting was happening in the north of Westeros, where Sansa and her sister Arya Stark (Maisie Williams) were coming to terms with their complicated reunion after years apart.
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" As for the struggle facing young trans people today, Caitlyn had an important message: "All across this country, at this very moment there are young people coming to terms with being trans.
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I frequent skincare groups and subreddits like r/SkincareAddiction for the community, but coming to terms with the fact that I'll never achieve glass skin, and can stop trying, was a relief.
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After going through the grueling process of coming out to his friends and family in high school, Sean Joyce, a senior at Pace University, remembered finally coming to terms with his sexuality.
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"I was never enamored by the idea of fame," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, admitting she went through "a pretty dark time" coming to terms with being a public figure.
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The latest season, which began streaming on July 22nd, dealt with BoJack coming to terms with earning an Oscar nomination for his work in a major film, and fallout that quickly followed.
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This popped up subtly in the main game, but was much more in focus in the superior Left Behind DLC, which shows young Ellie coming to terms with herself and her sexuality.
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But as he settles into his new post, the Wisconsin lawmaker and 28500 Republican vice presidential nominee is coming to terms with the fact that he's now his party's top fundraising draw.
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Jackson made a name for herself with a series of YouTube videos called "Avery Chats," in which she describes the process of coming to terms with her identity at a young age.
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Kittay says that she hopes new parents considering growth-attenuation therapy will not rush into an intractable decision while still coming to terms with a child's diagnosis of intellectual and developmental disability.
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On the eve of his most recent fight against Daniel Cormier at UFC 214, we talked to Jon Jones about coming to terms with who he is and his legacy in UFC.
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All in all, being a cam girl sounds easy, but the hardest part isn't coming to terms with the idea of livestreaming your thigh cellulite—it's the constant physical and emotional demands.
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A mother in Queens said she spent three years trying to get her husband to do more before coming to terms with the fact that maybe it was never going to happen.
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AI researchers and educators are increasingly coming to terms with the need for understanding and teaching about the ethical impacts of choices made in AI's data selection, analytic techniques, and deployment scenarios.
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Just as she's coming to terms with the now-central role of the stone-faced Teiji in her life, Lucy's world is totally upended by the arrival of Lily Bridges (Riley Keough).
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When they arrive in Cherry Creek, Archie is having difficulty coming to terms with the fact that his father is gone and wants to see his body to be sure it's him.
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When she talked with The Times a year ago, Gold was still coming to terms with what she called the "neurotic perfectionism" that had powered her ascent but also precipitated her decline.
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Because of postwar "coming to terms" with the past, anti-Semitism today has no place in Germany's mainstream public discourse, even if it lurks on the extreme ends of the political spectrum.
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Season 3, which wraps up next week, has focused on Isak (Tarjei Sandvik Moe), who is coming to terms with being gay and has fallen for an older boy, Even (Henrik Holm).
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CEOs across the globe are coming to terms with the reality that business will be anything but normal over the coming months as the impact of the coronavirus pandemic continues to escalate.
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But I can't express how much those dogs have enriched my life — and, as Ms. Renki articulated so well, how much dogs can teach their humans about coming to terms with loss.
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"'Things Change' details a more self-destructive time in my life in Montreal, coming to terms with being the one in the relationship that had a harder time letting go," explains Grandson.
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Big media companies are coming to terms with the fact that so-called "cord-cutters" may never come back to traditional cable TV, and they might as well consider them a market.
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Much of America is now coming to terms with that — but not without a passionate, sometimes violent reaction from those who argue the statues are necessary symbols of white heritage and culture.
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"It's definitely a moment where Jaime has to start coming to terms with how drastically and irrevocably everything in his world has changed — political arrangements, his personal life, everything," the two creators explained.
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And while power has has been almost fully restored, according to the country's communications minister, Venezuelans are still coming to terms with a historic outage that left millions of people in the dark.
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Although its initial proposal was turned down, Kraft said in a statement that it looked forward to coming to terms on a deal while warning there is no guarantee one will be reached.
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The plaques mark another step in Hungary on a painful journey in coming to terms with the treatment of its Jews during World War Two when most were handed over to the Nazis.
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It's been nearly three weeks since actor Cameron Boyce died suddenly at the age of 20, and his friend and Descendants costar Sarah Jeffery is still coming to terms with the incredible loss.
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Like the other seven sensates, Nomi spent Sense8's first season coming to terms with her sudden new emotional connection to a group of outsiders, while simultaneously struggling with her own personal issues.
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"We're in a consolidation phase now where markets are coming to terms with the longer-term move lower that began in late 2018," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of Mortgage News Daily.
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In 1980, after an affair with Cher followed by his coming to terms with being gay, Mr. Geffen founded his second label, Geffen Records, which he sold a decade later for $203 million.
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But if "coming to terms" refers neither to reparations nor to all Americans understanding how slavery has shaped their nation, then the phrase must have lost what we would call meaning long ago.
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Second, Mr Nyusi must revive the economy by coming to terms with the IMF and foreign donors who suspended aid soon after a scandal involving $2bn of secret loans was exposed in 2016.
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Computers and technology might have rewritten the rulebooks for many industries over the last two decades, but the world of insurance is just coming to terms with the new digital opportunities on offer.
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In an interview with Variety magazine published on Tuesday, the singer opened up about coming to terms with her sexuality and feeling empowered by her sexual identity and activism within the LGBTQ community.
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Outside the ring this season are Sebastian "Bash" Howard (Chris Lowell) and director Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron), who is also coming to terms with the fact that Justine (Britt Baron) is his daughter.
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Being flexible, acquiring new knowledge, exploring new ways of thinking, seeing the world from a different perspective, coming to terms with changes in power, letting go of old associates and building new networks.
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"I definitely felt that within the songs that I was writing, it wasn't so much struggling with my identity, as struggling with coming to terms with who I am," she tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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In The Avengers, Loki is more classic evil, but Thor builds up his arc as the sensitive sibling growing up in Thor's shadow and coming to terms with the truth about his past.
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When that happened, I wasn't particularly out to anyone but it was a huge moment of coming to terms with what I was going to face as a lesbian in the United States.
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Nicole Dennis-Benn's debut novel, "Here Comes the Sun," is about Margot, a young woman in Jamaica coming to terms with her sexuality and dealing with the encroachment of tourism on her village.
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Sentebale holds camps and clubs for children and young people who are coming to terms with living with HIV, helping them keep an adherence to medication and build their self-esteem and confidence.
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But President Donald Trump went to Europe at a fraught moment, with his party coming to terms with a midterm drubbing that will put the Democrats in charge of the House of Representatives.
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"We will go home with a promise of a just and lasting peace and our soldiers and the combatants of the N.D.F. finally coming to terms that the war must end," he said.
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But being forced through a humbling coming-to-terms encounter with the puzzle of our true inner self will never allow us to reassemble the Humpty Dumpty pieces of our old identity again.
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But being forced through a humbling coming-to-terms encounter with the puzzle of our true inner self will never allow us to reassemble the Humpty Dumpty pieces of our old identity again.
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Swidenbank says it was a very special moment because of the strength her husband displayed even though she knew deep down he was still coming to terms with everything that was going on.
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"Facebook has made tremendous strides in coming to terms with its unforeseen influence and, more so than any of its peers, the team there has taken real steps to course correct," Palihapitiya said.
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By allowing us to witness a woman coming to terms with herself, and finding nothing but pride and love there, she offers a blueprint for how others might try to do the same.
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"Only this way can it be ensured that the focus remains on the victims, so that their suffering at last is the focus of the process of coming to terms with the past."
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After a battle spanning more than a decade of coming to terms with his sexuality and even contemplating suicide, the former football player was candid about the war that was raging within him.
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Coming out of the closet is crucial and necessary to accepting who you are, but coming to terms with what has been hiding inside the closet is an even bigger step to take.
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The U.K. and the E.U. have certainly been taking their sweet time coming to terms of what their future relationship looks like — and at times, it's felt like no resolution would be reached.
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Now, as they see Deval drawing literally 1 person at Morehouse College and Bloomberg registering at 85033% in spite of spending millions, depression is moving rapidly into coming to terms with Joe Biden.
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Lowering the benchmark again will also allow the central bank to steer growth at a time when the country was coming to terms with the new goods and services tax (GST), economists said.
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Unlike Cold Fault, which Dom says "just sounds completely unfinished to me," Love What Survives centers on coming to terms with yourself, and the relationships and transitions that have molded who you are.
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Instead, Georgia is coming to terms with the fact that her husband abandoned her to recreate the life they had — only this time on another continent and without the tragic baggage of Violet's death.
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Taking the stage in his new Netflix special, Aziz Ansari: Right Now, the 35-year-old opened by discussing the allegations, admitting he's still coming to terms with how he feels about the situation.
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For hundreds of suppliers, from oil services firms to rig owners or engineering companies, this means coming to terms with the fact that industry spending may not rebound as it has after previous downturns.
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Coming to terms with the amount of harmful waste you produce on a daily basis can be seriously overwhelming, so the key is to start small and work toward achieving your larger sustainability goals.
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Instead of Nathan's ego-driven concept of legacy, Lost Legacy centers around Chloe coming to terms with her own internal struggle to repress a part of herself she tried burying a long time ago.
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The hard part was coming to terms with the fact that if I was going to be swanning around in what was essentially a pair of pajamas, those shoes were going to be uncomfortable.
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But everything Dec does well ends up being in service of a thoroughly banal moral about coming to terms with grief, a concluding turn that's particularly disappointing for what it leaves on the table.
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The overhaul, one of several in recent years, signals that Deutsche Bank is coming to terms with its failure to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
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Her award-winning season 2 episode, "Thanksgiving," showed her character Denise coming to terms with her sexuality — and introducing her mother (Angela Bassett) to her different girlfriends — over the course of multiple family holidays.
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That person is Bernie, who, during his latest chill sesh with Dolores, asks her to read from the Lewis Carroll classic about a woman coming to terms with the inner workings of her mind.
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For me, coming to terms with my gender, a process that took years — most of my life so far, really — was a little like wearing a sweater and picking at a tiny, fraying thread.
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In the 1990s, in that Cold War hangover, I have the sense that Area 51's mysteries were a way of coming to terms with what the United States had been doing since 1945.
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We always tell ourselves we'll do better next time, yet here we are, still disappointing our dentists, slathering aloe on our sunburns, or coming to terms with the fact that we ghosted someone... again.
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With 50 million and growing subscribers, Jio Money could be a big deal especially at a time when Indians are coming to terms with cash crunch due to demonetization of most of their currency.
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Liziane Gutierrez is finally coming to terms that getting liposuction in Turkey was an insane idea ... which is why she says she's gonna talk to a psychiatrist about what caused her to do it.
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Coming to terms with your own sexual assault is a difficult thing, and knowing that someone you trusted and cared for committed a heinous crime against you is even more challenging to cope with.
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On Tuesday, Eva Ascón was coming to terms with a gut-wrenching scenario: Her parents, brothers, sisters, six nieces and nephews and other relatives have been missing since the volcano erupted near their homes.
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They are only gradually coming to terms with the idea that Britain, one of Germany's most important trading partners and a crucial liberal voice in the European Union, may actually be leaving the party.
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Like a mental map, the gridlike etchings she carves into the surface of her sculptures reflect an artist's coming to terms with her own abilities in real time; for Rydingsvard, form often follows feeling.
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Strong cultural and religious values in communities can also create an environment in which LGBT Latinos are uncomfortable coming to terms with their HIV diagnosis and seeking treatment because they fear stigma and rejection.
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For this collection, entitled "Mastodon," Owens was thinking a lot about the bigger picture, specifically evolution, uneasiness with regards to the changing environment, even our own extinction — and coming to terms with it all.
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The trailer premiered at NYC ComicCon today, showing the titular Future Man himself Josh Hutcherson of The Hunger Games coming to terms with being a rip-off of the hero from The Last Starfighter.
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More specifically, Katims was asked why he decided to adapt Volpe's true story from one about being a closeted gay man coming to terms with himself into that of a restless straight family man.
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Alcohol is so central to the college experience that deciding not to drink can be a radical act—it means coming to terms with the downside of drinking culture in one way or another.
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The challenge, however, lies in coming to terms with the artist's innovative repertoire and the extent to which some of his comix revel in the sexism regularly broadcast in the era's male-authored strips.
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Like "Slaughterhouse-Five" and much of the rest of her father's oeuvre, "Wanda June" is "an outgrowth of coming to terms with the evil that he saw, his disappointment in human nature," she said.
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The Oregon couple who recently pleaded with parents to spend more time with their children are coming to terms with their new normal after their 8-year-old son died suddenly in his sleep.
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This push into financial services also arrives as the world is coming to terms with the privacy implications of concentrating so much user data in the hands of a small number of tech giants.
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We have an editorial responsibility that we're coming to terms with, that Reuters has to find a balance between showing the financial impact but in a way that our media clients are interested in.
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For Philip, coming to terms with his betrayal of Stan, both of them being away from their children, and Elizabeth knowing what Paige thinks of her — they'll have to live with all of that.
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David L. Ulin is the author or editor of 10 books, including Sidewalking: Coming to Terms With Los Angeles, which was shortlisted for the PEN/Diamonstein-Spielvogel Award for the Art of the Essay.
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DES MOINES — It took more than a year, but the Democratic presidential primary is finally coming to terms with the fact that Joe Biden isn't going to collapse before the first votes are cast.
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He began coming to terms with two things: his sexuality, and his political ambitions, and he knew it would be difficult to get his foot in the door with the barrier of his sexuality.
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"This is a tremendous loss for our community, and I know that our children, and we as parents, will struggle with coming to terms with this over the coming days and weeks," she said.
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Gas stations and convenience stores — a retail segment with more than $650 billion in sales — are coming to terms with a world where fewer people smoke, buy fuel or need to ask for directions.
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The difficulty of dealing not just with the state, friends and family, but before all that, of simply coming to terms with oneself, to overcome internalized, culturally indoctrinated homophobia: Hessler didn't reach that level.
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I told my editor I wanted to write an essay about coming to terms with the fact that my "dream body" was a product of misery, but now the white screen blinks back at me.
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"The Best Years of Our Lives" in 1946 featured down-on-his-luck vet Dana Andrews coming to terms with his life as he climbed into a bomber about to be chopped up for parts.
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A source previously told PEOPLE that while the Good American designer is trying to stay positive and "focus on True" amid the drama, she's having a hard time coming to terms with the alleged tryst.
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Much like grasping the laws of physics or coming to terms with the intricacies of a foreign language, you can also assimilate to putting a pencil to paper if you have the proper learning material.
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But Brendan [Maher], our director, was great and really worked through the journey of Jamie there and his loss and coming to terms with having lost Claire and actually not expecting to survive the battle.
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Since the characters have little insight into the true nature of their relationship as relatives, season 8 will presumably deal with Dany and Jon coming to terms with his truer claim to the Iron Throne.
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While Americans are just coming to terms with the prospect of political cyberattacks tied to Russia — it isn't the first time Kremlin-linked hackers have been accused of trying to influence voters in other countries.
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Part of coming to terms with her own experience was the realization that if Kanja, an educated woman from a middle-class family, could suffer such horrific trauma, then it could happen to any woman.
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Now, as the kids grieve the loss of their mother and Jacob the death of his wife and "best friend," the widower says he's coming to terms with the idea of being a single parent.
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"Hearing the stories of complete strangers and their own coming out fears really hit me hard, because when I was first coming to terms with my sexuality I didn't know a single lesbian," she said.
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The most important part of the video ... Sark says he's had a chance to reevaluate his life after coming to terms with his alcohol problem and seems to be moving in a very positive direction.
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The U.S. and China – accounting for more than one-third of the world economy – are coming to terms on their trade problems and are contributing to global demand and output by maintaining strong domestic spending.
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So it's not just a pure economic view on the simple things but it's actually coming to terms with a partner on this is the right time to acquire something and that is also important.
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One of the main aims of the sessions is to rebuild trust within communities coming to terms with the collective trauma of genocide, an event that saw people torture, rape, and murder their own neighbors.
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He's the main character in Barry Jenkins's universally heralded movie Moonlight, the story of a young black man coming to terms with not just his sexuality but also his identity, against the backdrop of Miami.
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A wider overhaul, one of several in recent years, signals that Deutsche Bank is coming to terms with its failure to keep pace with Wall Street's big hitters such as JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
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I need to teach her that all things die, even her and me and her mother and the world we know, but that coming to terms with this difficult truth is the beginning of wisdom.
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"Facebook has taken a conciliatory tone in terms of coming to terms with its power over advertising and how people interact and engage with each other," said Debra Williamson, an analyst with research firm eMarketer.
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The hard truth is that every one of us will go through an experience like that sooner or later, whether it is coming to terms with a loved one's terminal illness or experiencing our own.
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Last year, the far-right publication Breitbart also published a leaked video of the first TGIF meeting after the 2016 presidential election, showing some Googlers coming to terms with the idea of a Trump presidency.
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Strong words: The bottom line: Athletes known for silence are suddenly speaking up, and a sport known for domineering coaches is coming to terms with the fact that decades-old tactics are no longer acceptable.
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"Since there's nothing that can be done about the Social Security claiming decision now, there may be a benefit in coming to terms with it and thinking about it in a positive light," Jones said.
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"With the ever-growing devastation created by hazardous climate conditions, humanity is coming to terms with the fact that climate change is as real and personal as it can be," Mora said in a statement.
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Many people who don't think about climate change on a daily basis, or who thought it lived on some distant horizon they would never have to face, are now coming to terms with its terrifying reality.
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After apparently coming to terms with that reality, Cruz and Kasich announced on Sunday that they are teaming up to force a contested convention in a last-ditch effort to stop Trump in the upcoming contests.
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" While Reese Witherspoon's Madeline Martha Mackenzie is "finding that good intentions don't always yield good consequences, Madeline confronts the truth of Perry's death, while coming to terms with her own marriage and traditional notions of family.
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"Facebook has made tremendous strides in coming to terms with its unforeseen influence and, more so than any of its peers, the team there has taken real steps to course correct," he wrote in the post.
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And just as Australian regulators and consumer advocates are coming to terms with Afterpay's influence in that retail market, the American market — less than a year into its own Afterpay experiment — may soon face similar struggles.
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Coming to terms with your gender identity when you're TGNC is complicated enough in a world populated by (mainly) cis people, but talking about it with the people in your life shouldn't be an added stressor.
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Lee found a literary agent in 20163 and delivered her first finished manuscript one year later — a novel called Go Set a Watchman about a young woman from Alabama coming to terms with her racist father.
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The photographer explained that he believes our generation is coming to terms with the fact that industrialization has the potential to destroy our planet, so he wants to remind everyone the beauty in the natural world.
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The approval, which follows a rival company's green light last month, suggests Canadian regulators are coming to terms with the peer-to-peer lending model, which is already popular in the United States, Europe and elsewhere.
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He has also discussed coming to terms with the farmers, nearly all of them white, who still own legal title to some of the more than 4,000 farms that were confiscated over the past 17 years.
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As the chorus of new email notifications erupts throughout the office, you realize what you did, and take yourself through the five stages of grief before coming to terms with the ensuring watercooler coworker side eye.
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While outside groups are applying pressure, some conservative members within the GOP conference are slowly coming to terms with the fact that the Obamacare repeal bill may not be as robust as they had once hoped.
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" Keith McLeod said the family was still coming to terms with recent events, and said they "hope that Kam will come home to us safely so we can all get to the bottom of this story.
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A near 4 percent devaluation of the yuan last August sent Chinese - and emerging market - stocks into free fall, with investors pulling out money from an economy that is still coming to terms with slowing growth.
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Rather than try to erase the past, the Germans have used monuments such as the Reichstag and buildings erected by the East German Communists as opportunities for discussing and thereby coming to terms with the past.
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Why it matters: As other industries have been coming to terms with pervasive cultures of sexual misconduct, women in medicine — "a field that already has an inherent power structure" — are "hopeful" they'll get their moment soon.
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In some alternate universe, Mark Duplass would not be a name most people associate with low-budget indie films about coming to terms with adulthood, or a shit-talking fantasy football-obsessed character from The League.
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Speaking to reporters outside the White House on Tuesday, Larry Kudlow, the director of the National Economic Council, made clear that he was still coming to terms with the new name while espousing its many virtues.
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Still, as the wail of ambulance sirens echoed through London's largely empty streets on Monday, there was evidence that Britons were belatedly coming to terms with the need for ordinary life to come to a halt.
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Barstool Sports president Dave Portnoy is coming to terms with the fact Tom Brady is no longer a New England Patriot ... and he's convinced this could be the end of the world as we know it.
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Democrats still feel that Florida is winnable but are coming to terms with their limited resources — and relying on Senate Majority PAC, the outside group aligned with Democratic leadership, to do much of the heavy lifting.
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The book, more than 1,000 pages by Mr. Grieger and another historian, Hans Mommsen, was financed by Volkswagen at a time when many German companies were coming to terms with their roles during the Nazi era.
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Home-booking company Airbnb has sparred with regulators across the globe, but Chief Executive Brian Chesky on Thursday spoke of coming to terms with his responsibility for how the company can impact housing markets and neighborhoods.
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Many evangelical communities are coming to terms with the fact that the demographics of their community are changing — that their communities are becoming more diverse, and that younger evangelicals have different public-facing priorities than seniors.
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Coming to terms with my transness opened a space for me to find more self-love in the parts of my body I cannot change right now, or might not be able to change in this lifetime.
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Bobby Drake—lamenting on his lackluster legacy as part of the X-Men and coming to terms with his homosexuality—receives an unexpected visitor in the form of a younger version of himself from an alternate timeline.
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The family of John Joseph Stevens III, the man who was allegedly fatally stabbed by a Florida State University student Monday night, is having a hard time coming to terms with the loss of their loved one.
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The mental difficulties of coming to terms with their status as Premier League champions must have been numerous, while at the same time their opponents are loathe to underestimate them in the manner they did last term.
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The same thing goes for last season's coming to terms with the effects of thalidomide, the drug initially prescribed to help mothers with morning sickness, which turned out to cause horrible birth defects in their children. 6.
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Paige VanZant may be known now as a scrappy UFC fighter with an impressive rookie start, but the 24-year-old is now opening up about one of her toughest fights: coming to terms with her past.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Designer Junichi Kawanishi was still coming to terms with his sudden fame on Thursday, a day after his design for the medals to be awarded at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics was unveiled to the world.
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And Middle Earth would tell a dramatic story in its own right: that of a man coming to terms with the losses he and his generation experienced during one of the most terrible episodes of human history.
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It was a moving and compelling portrait of a woman coming to terms with a harrowing and bizarre election, one that turned out to be a catastrophe for the country, for women's rights, and for Clinton herself.
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The story follows Florida youth Chiron (played by Trevante Rhodes, Ashton Sanders, and Alex Hibbert throughout the film) as he grows up struggling with his broken home life, while coming to terms with his masculinity and sexuality.
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The album is equal parts joy and pain, highlighted by a gut-wrenching spin on Black Sabbath's "Changes," where simple, pleading lyrics tell the story of a righteous man coming to terms with an often unjust world.
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"It was in these quiet moments of pain and confusion that I felt another triumph, that of coming to terms, not with who I thought I should be, but who the Lord has made me," Easton said.
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It was very hard to find any semblance of balance or inner peace, or to just enjoy the moments of tranquility, the magical moments because we were coming to terms with being parents for the first time.
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Marquez and his Honda team mate Dani Pedrosa have had more difficulties in coming to terms with electronics changes and a switch to Michelin tyres but are also sure to be in the mix sooner or later.
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Charlotte Clymer, now McBride's colleague at the HRC, was still in the closet and slowly coming to terms with her identity when she first met McBride in person at the United State of Women summit in 2015.
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Winning back disaffected voters and coming to terms with Ms. Merkel's decision to allow more than one million migrants into the country in 2015 are among the major issues the party's next leader will have to face.
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In light of the resurgence of the far right in Germany, her measure of the process known as Vergangenheitsbewältigung — the nation coming to terms with complicity and guilt — has the air of both progress report and challenge.
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In the midst of all the personal grief, coming to terms with the fact that our wedding was off, came the secondary blow: shutting down the salon to help stop the spread of this crazy, scary virus.
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Some little part of me held hope when I saw those stickers start floating around in early 2002, hope that we as a nation were coming to terms with what we had done to our Vietnam vets.
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But he's now coming to terms with that responsibility, and sources told The Hill he is planning to team up with Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) in March for a fundraising swing through California. http://bit.
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Elizabeth Strout's novel "My Name Is Lucy Barton" is the story of a writer reckoning with the legacy of a scarred family life and slowly coming to terms with the costs and the rewards of her art.
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As committee members met privately Thursday morning, many were still coming to terms with Wynn's departure, and Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel turned sentimental as she reflected on the episode, according to two people who were in the room.
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Every story has a powerful, emotionally relevant message, "Whether it's to teach the virtues of cooperation over pridefulness, coming to terms with the death of a loved one, or pursuing your dreams despite your backround," he narrates.
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The album feels like a process of realization; of coming to terms with the fact that the world is as it is, and ending on a note that suggests hope might lie in our relationships with each other.
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How do you balance coming to terms with things that have happened to you or mistakes that you've made and the fact that you are who you are ...that's always been sort of what Kimmy has struggled with.
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Yara coming to terms with the underbelly of her parent's wavering partnership is low-stakes, but it's painful nonetheless; the episode is devoid of tragedy, but the viewer winces at the familiar melancholy of Yara's rite of passage.
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The attention is for his role in Kenneth Lonergan's Manchester by the Sea, in which he plays a Boston janitor navigating several different kinds of grief, and coming to terms with being given custody of his teenage nephew.
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More and more cities across the US are coming to terms with the risks of sun exposure, and have started providing free sunscreen dispensers and other preventative measures to ensure that even its most disadvantaged citizens are safe.
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Muir explained that when doctors first told her that she would need to stop running and start eating more, they promised it would be for the best — but she initially had trouble coming to terms with their advice.
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That pivot layers complexity on an initially odious character, and returns to the season's central theme of coming to terms with family strife in a way that feels organic, but is clearly the product of Coker's skillful engineering.
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At the other side of the bar, Marie is coming to terms with the fact that now that her girl Ashley is in the house, she's even lower on the food chain of her super cool friend group.
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To put it bluntly, in an increasingly diverse and educated America, there is no long-term return to presidential election success for the GOP without coming to terms with racial diversity, Hispanic immigration and women's rights, including abortion.
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Jeri Hogarth Jessica's sometimes employer and personal lawyer discovered that she has ASL, and is being forced out of her law firm (she's also slowly dying from the disease, and is having trouble coming to terms with that).
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The fact that our culture is still coming to terms with this unfinished business is surely tied to the fact that Hillary Clinton is on track to become the first female presidential nominee of a major political party.
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Though she says that "the pregnancy and birth of my little girl was the most amazing thing I've ever been a part of," coming to terms with the more difficult parts of motherhood was a struggle for her.
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But D'Souza obviously knows his audience: The film opens with a 20-minute montage of experts and late-night hosts doubting Trump's ability to win the 2016 election, then coming to terms with the fact that he had.
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"But I got so [hacked] off at people being [hacked] off at me for hurting Kotb," added the star, whose latest movie follows an aging movie star coming to terms with the fact that his career is ending.
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BURLINGTON, VERMONT (CNN)Bernie Sanders, the man who is leading in New Hampshire and giving Hillary Clinton a run for her money in Iowa, is coming to terms with a new reality: The media is taking him seriously.
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"White people in the past century and a half have made a conscious effort to resegregate themselves," says Edward Ball, author of "Slaves in the Family," a memoir about coming to terms with learning his family owned slaves.
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True, but whether or not "we the people" were snookered into accepting a deeply flawed individual as our president does not stop us now from coming to terms with the harms of his presence in the Oval Office.
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"I was coming to terms with the idea that there's a difference between gratitude and fulfillment," said Mr. Ali, who earned an Emmy nomination and raves for his bristling turn as Remy Danton, a sly political chess master.
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The New York recordings, solo or close to it, bring out the solitude in the songs: The singer endlessly wandering, bereft of the woman he loved, wondering what could have been different, coming to terms with it all.
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Indeed, at a time when the country is coming to terms with a culture of predatory sexual abuse by powerful men, Mr. Cosby's sentencing was closely watched as it is the first major conviction of the #MeToo era.
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These economic polls show that the American people seem to be coming to terms with the fact that they may not like Trump personally, but they do like his track record on the most crucial issue: the economy.
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While Johansson portrays Nicole as a woman feeling the future open up as she finally becomes comfortable articulating what she wants, Driver plays Charlie as someone coming to terms with loss and learning, at long last, to adapt.
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The real issue is coming to terms with this new and rapidly unfolding form of globalization: new multipolar and multi-actor geopolitics; new super powers, small regionally influential political actors, private super powers, and highly engaged civil societies.
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"There is a coming to terms that this is a regular problem, not just something that happens once in a while and unpredictably," said Samuel Gross, a law professor at the University of Michigan and editor of the registry.
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The acceptance of human relations is slowly coming to terms with publications like BRKFST, allowing them to exist due to an understanding that sexuality is a vast landscape and personal preferences are more subjective than deserving to be shamed.
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The market is still coming to terms with the possibility of two interest rate hikes this year, but former Wells Fargo Chairman and CEO Richard Kovacevich is not discounting the possibility of a third by the end of 2016.
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If you've finished drying your eyes after reading Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and coming to terms with J.K. Rowling's proclamation that the play really is her last Harry Potter story, we've got some good news for you.
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If the original "Roots" series, the current History Channel remake and the ample discussion of slavery across so many forums don't qualify as "coming to terms," then the meaning of the phrase is less clear than we may think.
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"Just coming to terms with the fact that she's not healthy, and there's no cure for it, is really hard," he told ET from Lupus LA's eighth annual Get Lucky for Lupus celebrity poker tournament in Hollywood on Wednesday.
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So, with Miche still coming to terms with the nuclear fall out of their turbulent romance, we caught up with her to chat about love loss, Jeremy Corbyn, and the best break up bangers for curing a shattered heart.
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A few years later, with the #MeToo movement picking up, Berklee was rocked by reports of sexual assault and harassment by faculty members, and the jazz world at large began coming to terms with broader issues of gender discrimination.
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Now about three months later, Dunham said she's "healing like a champ," and figuring out her options for motherhood — from surrogacy to adoption — while coming to terms with the fact that she'll never be able to carry a child.
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Meanwhile, Kardashian is coming to terms with Caitlyn Jenner's public debut as a woman, something she initially struggled with after feeling lied to for so many years, she explained on Keeping Up with the Kardashians: About Bruce last month.
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Uber's decade-in-the-making IPO document released Thursday reveals a company that is still coming to terms with the lowest points in its history, pulling back the curtain on a company that is still, at times, battling itself.
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If you're in the audience, "a-wagin'" is the point at which you take a long sip of your drink and start coming to terms with the fact that you've just lost the next twelve minutes of your life.
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I was just writing kind of ... I was coming to terms with my feminism, and interrogating that through kind of op-eds and doing very proto-Troglodyte version of the kind of stuff I eventually felt up to doing.
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The German word for this effort is Vergangenheitsbewältigung — coming to terms with the past — and it carries connotations of a painful history that citizens would rather not confront but that must be confronted in order not to be repeated.
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During the last few years, the world has received a thorough education in the psychology of sexual abuse victims — the challenges of coming to terms with trauma, of erasing shame and doubt, of summoning the courage to come forward.
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Written by Mr. Ritchie, Joby Harold and Lionel Wigram, the movie is mostly about establishing Arthur's origin story, which turns on the usual reluctant hero coming to terms with his destiny, meaning Dad (Eric Bana) and Dad's mighty sword.
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As the severity of the climate crisis becomes more apparent with each record-breaking heat wave or melting slab of Arctic ice, humankind is coming to terms with the fact that much of the damage we've wrought is irreversible.
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"Germany's political classes are still coming to terms with the country's reluctant acquisition of a geopolitical role, its reduced ability to rely on the U.S. and the necessity of juggling commercial and strategic interests," Fraser from TS Lombard said.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Home-booking company Airbnb has sparred with regulators across the globe, but Chief Executive Brian Chesky on Thursday spoke of coming to terms with his responsibility for how the company can impact housing markets and neighborhoods.
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Other finalists for that award are "After the Tall Timber: Collected Nonfiction," by Renata Adler; "The Quarry," by Susan Howe; "The Givenness of Things: Essays," by Marilynne Robinson; and "Sidewalking: Coming to Terms with Los Angeles," by David L. Ulin.
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It's a study of four cities—New York, Detroit, San Francisco and New Orleans—that are all in the process of coming to terms with widespread gentrification, which in the case of the latter three has happened at dramatic speed.
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I spent lots of time coming to terms with my body and face and realized that the surgeries we trans folk can have may offer safety and success, but they might not be progressing the rights of all trans people.
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William Stiles, the head of Wetlands Watch, a Norfolk-based group that advises local governments and nonprofits on sea level rise adaptation and floodplain management, says local officials are just coming to terms with the staggering scale of the challenge.
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And the Tree of Life/Or L'Simcha congregation has been coming to terms with the fact that it had become the public face of the tragedy, far beyond the Jewish faithful of Squirrel Hill, and would need to plan accordingly.
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Not only are the parents grieving, but they are now coming to terms with a harrowing diagnosis: A Mayo Clinic test found that Tyler Hilinski had chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a degenerative brain disease that can develop from brain trauma.
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While responding to other poets' techniques of coming to terms with the onslaught of horrors or reflecting on my own erratic grappling with politicized subjects, I am usually wary of falling victim to a syndrome represented by a falling man.
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"Generally speaking, I think right now the entertainment industry is coming to terms with how lo-fi a lot of these incredibly popular new media projects are," says James D'Amato, an RPG live-streamer, games podcaster, and game designer in Chicago.
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When we say "coming to terms" in reference to slavery and race, or talk about America "reckoning with" it, it seems more like a refrain than information, like singing "tra la la" or "Hey nonny nonny" in antiquated song lyrics.
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In the end, her decision to change her mind about getting a breast reduction seems to have been a part of coming to terms with her body and loving it for what it is — and inspiring others to do the same.
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Silicon Valley is coming to terms with the impacts of some of its inventions, which are not always in line with the techno-optimistic vision that the industry offered the world 25 years ago, when WIRED started reporting on it.
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We really have characters who, after 13 episodes, are just beginning the process of recovery and the process of coming to terms with what part they might've played in Hannah's death and how Hannah's death will change their lives going forward.
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And, in Italy, the election of an anti-establishment, anti-globalization and anti-immigrant government has created doubts about that country's commitment to the European Union, just when the bloc was coming to terms with Brexit's implications for EU trade.
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NEW DELHI — Finally coming to terms with the enormity of its tuberculosis problem, India is preparing a radical overhaul and expansion of its national treatment program to fight an affliction that kills more adults worldwide than any other infectious disease.
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The progress of his life, the process of his coming to terms with his space and the society he inhabits, it's just a longitudinal project that interests me and that I've been involved with for the last couple of decades.
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Pulling family and friends close around, working through and coming to terms with grief, and taking care of emotional needs can seem like the only important things worth addressing in the days, and even weeks after losing someone close to you.
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Since the Super Tuesday contests last week and similar primary results this week, the outcomes suggest that Democratic voters are coming to terms with that assessment by pushing Joe Biden, the de facto candidate of moderation, into the lead spot.
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And the heart of Where'd You Go, Bernadette is the idea that coming back to ourselves — coming "home" — has to do with both coming to terms with who we are today and rediscovering the things that once made us feel alive.
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What she sees as a reclamation of the imagery of snakes feels like more of a way to capitalize on her public "trauma" instead of just coming to terms with the lie that got her called out in the first place.
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Actions that would, in other shows, function as sad or squalid commentary on the characters — as emotional and moral shorthand — are revealed as necessary steps in coming-of-age and coming to terms, however successfully, with the options the environment offers.
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Because I'm living my truth and speak out as a trans amorous man, I know men who are married to trans women, have been in long-term-relationships with trans women, and those who are coming to terms with it.
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The Michigan State athletes, who were conditioned to compete and proudly represent the Spartans against N.C.A.A. rivals and on national stages, say they are still coming to terms with what many said was the university's negligence in enabling a predator.
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Of course, not everyone will relish the idea of wearing grim reality on her sleeve (or her back or her legs); of being, effectively, a walking textbook and reminder of a cultural paroxysm with which we are still coming to terms.
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But the real value of the royal family has never been in cutting ribbons and proving endless fodder for the tabloids; it has been in the continuing saga of fairy tale kings and queens coming to terms with the world.
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It wouldn't seem possible for bungling physical comedy to coexist with the overwhelming grief of a region's people coming to terms with an inexplicable evil in their midst, but "Memories of Murder" doesn't allow one to take away from the other.
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NOT THE SAME OLD SONG If 2019 had a theme, Bullard said, it was of the Fed fully coming to terms with the fact that low unemployment, low inflation, low interest rates, and a seemingly stable financial system can coexist.
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When Rita suffers a fall that results in physical disability, Elissa finds herself taking care of her mother again and coming to terms with the reality of looking after an aging parent with whom she has an unbreakable but complicated relationship.
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But if you need help hooking up with a group—or coming to terms with your new reality in a way that allows you to talk about it with others—one-on-one counseling can serve as a bridge, she notes.
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Vergangenheitsbewältigung, or "coming to terms with the past," also perfectly describes Beuys's works, as the artist struggled to regenerate himself and his fellow Germans, seeking to overcome the limits of language, but careful to remember the errors of the past.
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We ultimately ended up with an episode that's not really about religion or Islam, but about talking to your parents and coming to terms with who you are as an adult, as well as how much you're willing to reveal to them.
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" In coming to terms with this fantasy, Harmon also said that he had "treated [Ganz] cruelly, pointedly," in a way that he "would never, ever, ever have done if she had been male and if I had never had those feelings for her.
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House and Senate Republicans are reluctantly coming to terms with the reality that the real estate mogul -- a man many feared given his unpredictability, questionable policy positions and lack of discipline on the campaign trail -- will likely be their party's standard bearer.
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The entire film is about Chris coming to terms with his need to defend himself, to fight back, and to trust his instincts about who's a threat, no matter how congenially they tell him that black skin is "in fashion" at the moment.
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" Shelley Brindle, the mayor of Westfield, wrote on Facebook that "this is a tremendous loss for our community, and I know that our children, and we as parents, will struggle with coming to terms with this over the coming days and weeks.
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" When she first found out she was sick, she says, she craved "a story about illness" that wasn't about recovery or death, but coming to terms with living with something "that might last the rest of your life and never go away.
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Figuring out how to work a fair give-and-take between you and your partners has been a big issue for you; so has working out complicated financial issues and coming to terms with deep transformations that have taken place in your life.
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The series' other female lead, Helen Solloway (Maura Tierney), spends the finale coming to terms with the imminent death of her husband Vic (Omar Metwally), who has stage 4 cancer, and the revelation their neighbor Sierra (Emily Browning) is pregnant with Vic's baby.
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What isn't debatable is the fact that Fyre was the Altamont of our time; a loss of innocence, a point of no return, and a coming to terms with the decadence and false promises of an entire generation, beautifully embodied in a sandwich.
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And rather than signs of international maneuvering or preparations for oil drilling, I encountered a sort of stunned silence among the people who have long lived in the "high north" and are still coming to terms with the region's rapid, climate-induced changes.
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"I was still very much coming out and coming to terms with my own identity around the history of the LGBTQ rights movement," said Braun, who traveled the U.S. attending Pride events for State of Pride, a documentary released on YouTube this month.
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Boris Johnson appears poised to take the helm, but he is only just now coming to terms with the fact that Brexit is a real thing, not merely a way for him to position himself as a right-wing challenger to David Cameron.
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But I can't think of a good political reason to give the Best Picture prize to Manchester by the Sea, a clear-eyed depiction of regular people coming to terms with awful, inescapable circumstances, which makes you laugh as it breaks your heart.
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Kevin Kilbane's autobiography regularly cites another of Ireland's kit men, Johnny Fallon, as a supportive, sensitive voice at various low points, from his painful debut for the national side to when he was coming to terms with his daughter's Down's syndrome diagnosis.
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Making a mark on the city or feeling the need to do so is narcissistic, but that's the core of this entire final season — everyone on this show is a narcissist and they are coming to terms with that, slowly but surely.
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"We really have characters who, after 13 episodes, are just beginning the process of recovery and the process of coming to terms with what part they might've played in Hannah's death and how Hannah's death will change their lives going forward," he said.
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Season 2 picks up with Noora Amalie Sætre (Josefine Frida Pettersen), a friend of Eva's, before season 3 pivots to Isak Valtersen (Tarjei Sandvik Moe), a close friend of Eva and Jonas' from season 1 who is coming to terms with his sexuality.
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But A24, a small independent studio founded in 2012, won the most prestigious award of the night with its best picture Oscar for "Moonlight," a drama about a gay black youth coming to terms with his sexuality in an impoverished Miami neighborhood.
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Tarantino's "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood", an ode to a bygone Hollywood era, stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Rick Dalton, an actor coming to terms with his faltering career and living next door to Polanski and Tate, who is played by Margot Robbie.
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She has also written an indelible portrait of two women coming to terms with the desire, fear, crushing losses and fragile joys that have carved their lives, and who know what it means to fight every hour, every minute, to take another breath.
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The play (a two-part show that visitors can watch in a single day or over the course of two days) centers on Harry as a middle-aged Ministry of Magic employee, whose son, Albus, is coming to terms with his magical powers.
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The moral of the story is about death, and coming to terms with the fact that you can be a child, have a fantastic experience, but like all good parties and life, ultimately, it comes to an end, and there's nothing after.
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Jeremy Ladd, a Lordstown plant worker now taking classes to get into nursing school, said that most workers were still coming to terms with what had happened, and that for many, the politics were an open question whose answer would unfold over time.
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There are more than 530 dead, a huge loss in itself, but coming to terms with so much death — and the damage to so many structures, in a region of small villages and towns, all at the same time — was that much harder.
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It is no secret that socialists have historically had a difficult time coming to terms with even basic economics, but why should the American people be expected to abandon the prosperity we are beginning to enjoy for this level of dumbfounding ignorance?
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" It included everything from moving reflections on her cat to wry observations about coming to terms with her advancing age: "If I'm ninety and believe I'm forty-five, I'm headed for a very bad time trying to get out of the bathtub.
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Now, the descendants of one of those slaves — who were recently identified by The New York Times — are coming to terms with the realization that one of the nation's biggest insurance companies sold policies on their ancestors and hundreds of other enslaved laborers.
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More than a billion streams, five Grammy nominations (though no wins) and a 2018 EP ("Suncity") later, Khalid's second full-length album, "Free Spirit," grapples with a more singular, more isolated experience: coming to terms with fame, wealth, broader horizons and lingering insecurity.
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Consultant Michael Sena says the economics of the car industry are not unlike those of the mobile sector, and car companies are coming to terms with the changes wrought by Tesla, which pushes updates and features to its cars wirelessly, removing the need for dealers.
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But when sung by Marina, who's back from a hiatus with a tweaked stage name (no longer "Marina and the Diamonds," simply Marina), it feels like a release — like finding joy in life's in-between moments or coming to terms with the inevitability of change.
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Her inspirational and empowering Facebook post shows Shane coming to terms with the fact that she was not the problem in the relationship, and furthermore, accepting that all she needs to be in this world is herself and encouraging others to do the same.
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I think that for me, coming to terms with that and accepting it or being OK with it, and kind of letting go of trying to control that in any way is definitely something that in the past I've gotten a lot of inspiration from.
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Thoughts on the #techhearings from my time in Product Safety at Twitter Silicon Valley is coming to terms with courageous women sharing their painful and disturbing experiences of sexist, misogynistic behavior and unwanted advances of venture capitalists like Justin Caldbeck, Marc Canter and Dave McClure.
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A certified death doula can help not only the dying person, but will assist their loved ones throughout the entire death process, from coming to terms with mortality weeks or even months before the death to remembering and memorializing their loved one after passing.
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He's been coming to terms with his new stature in a very public way, from his tendency to block people on Twitter instead of arguing with them to his public apology to writer Megan Ganz for sexually harassing her on the set of Community.
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He collaborated with Shane Meadows on the three seasons of "This is England" (2010-15), about skinhead, mod and rave subcultures in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and more recently on "The Virtues" (2019), which follows a man coming to terms with childhood abuse.
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While the rest of us were still coming to terms with the reality that it was, in fact, Monday, and we would, in fact, be expected to go to work sooner rather than later, Hadid was fresh-faced and ready for the 7 a.m.
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"American Carnage" by Politico's Tim Alberta depicts a Republican Party that at first struggled with Trump's rise during the campaign before gradually coming to terms with him as President, according to a report by The Washington Post, which obtained a copy of the book.
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While the rest of the world was coming to terms with the devastating news that Nice, France was hit by what seems to be terrorist attack, leaving more than 80 people dead, Trump's reality show search for a running mate took a farcical turn.
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Best Documentary Short Subject nominee Watani: My Homeland, which was filmed over three years, follows a Syrian family as they try to escape the war-torn city of Aleppo and start a new life in Germany while coming to terms with what they left behind.
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The lack of new assets and declining output at existing mines is expected to curb gold supply, a glimmer of hope for surviving producers of the precious metal in an industry coming to terms with a rush of investment when prices were far higher.
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The project sustains both emotional and intellectual resonance by a multiplicity of strategies, including the landscape genre itself, recognition of the sociological realities of land development, and by the artist's coming to terms with stickier issues like an indirect complicity in the addressed vice.
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From your birth chart, I see you were born with Saturn in Scorpio, which means that hammering out issues around intimacy was a major theme of your return, as well as healing old pain and grief and coming to terms with death and endings.
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Minimal Wave released a compilation of his early output in 2012, but his debut I Fear What I Might Hear deserves to be heard in its entirety, the perfect soundtrack for disenfranchised, small town youth coming to terms with media and technology during the 1980s.
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The second involves a certain analytical distance, as the writer — wryly, perhaps, or with amusement — watches his younger self coming to terms with a society and an era, subjecting this immature version to the same meticulous scrutiny as the epoch in which he was raised.
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And yet, in a film about coming to terms with the nation's founding sin of slavery, restoring Turner to his rightful place in the pantheon of American revolutionaries, and providing a mirror to our contemporary racial protest, the representations of rape here feel eerily retrograde.
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Winners and losers Muffled by the sound of champagne corks popping on both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue are the sighs and groans of FBI and CIA officers who are coming to terms with the reality that their jobs are about to get much harder.
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Lowell and its many nonprofit organizations devoted to refugees and immigrant groups are haltingly coming to terms with the idea that, at least for now, the flow of refugees here could stop or slow, a startling turnaround for a city built by immigrant labor.
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Father: 'Allah made her so lovely' The young girl's family told CNN that they are having trouble coming to terms with her death, mourning the loss of the daughter who loved mangoes and ice cream, and who wanted to be a doctor or a teacher.
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BRUSSELS — The European Union took a step toward coming to terms with the obvious on Wednesday: The 27 diverse nations in the bloc do not necessarily agree on the direction they are moving, how fast to get there, or how closely they should remain together.
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In many ways this tension can feel like a battle between the "true self" and the masks people are obligated to wear, and the Persona series since 25 has largely been about coming to terms with the former in order to fulfill those latter obligations.
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All photos by Timothy Norris Yesterday was the final day of Coachella 2016's first weekend, which meant a lot of people were tired as shit, slowly coming to terms with the realization that they had to return to the real world on Monday.
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Alsarraj, a refugee from Lebanon, alleged she was beaten and raped as a child in Syria, unwelcome in her mother's home in Lebanon, and in and out of homelessness for years while coming to terms with her identity in a country that imprisons people for homosexual acts.
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She starred in the 2017 documentary Restless Creature, about an injury that threatened her career and the subsequent pressure she felt to retire, and the documentary shows her ultimately coming to terms with a new identity as a dancer who has aged past her own ballet career.
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"[The] ordinary trauma of an 11-year-old girl coming to terms with a new life and school while losing all her old, comforting, childish certainties has become a glittering, bravura piece of cinema, a comedy both wise and tender," wrote critic Kate Muir for The Times.
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It's something Danny would have said — but what would have come off as boisterous swagger from the mouths of men rings as an anthem when spoken by women, especially to an audience who have spent a rough year coming to terms with some very harsh realities.
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Because now, there are some moments where being a woman director is considered to be an asset because Hollywood is coming to terms with the bias that has been at play for so long, and very slowly chipping away at it, and trying to create more opportunities.
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Quickly coming to terms with the fact that smarter men than me have designed the car to make me feel like world-class driver, rather than building a car that only a skilled driver could make the most of, I had an absolute blast with the M23.
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The new standard, combined with the erosion of media consolidation rules in the broadcast space, could open the door to the standard being weaponized by certain companies in a country that's still coming to terms with the use of disinformation during the last election, he warns.
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To learn about these effects, Business Insider spoke with William Chopik, social-personality psychologist and professor at Michigan State University, who said that the filter may be good for coming to terms with old age, but, like other social media, it might appeal to users' vanity.
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The Bright Sword will begin following the death of King Arthur, Lancelot, and Galahad, and will feature some of the "minor figures from the margins of Arthurian mythology" as they work to rebuild England, while coming to terms with the toll their adventures have had on them.
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The owners voted to close the plant after coming to terms with the fact that the 700-megawatt coal plant was not competitive in the state's energy market run by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas, American Electric Power Texas spokesman Greg Blair told the Chronicle.
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The owners voted to close the plant after coming to terms with the fact that the 2628-megawatt coal plant was not competitive in the state's energy market run by the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), American Electric Power Texas spokesman Greg Blair told the Chronicle.
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The Cyclones faithful, who had packed Hilton Coliseum in Ames for the game, paused momentarily at the final buzzer — perhaps coming to terms with the comeback and its joyous result — and then wandered into, sprinted onto, or, to use the preferred verb, stormed the court to celebrate.
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It refers to the process of coming to terms with the past—the definitive German lexicon Duden defines it as "public debate within a country on a problematic period of its recent history, in Germany especially with National Socialism"—and it's something of a specialty in Germany.
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There's still more setup than payoff, but it's enough for now to leave Jamie on a hilltop looking down at a kinder prison, and Claire at the doorway, hemmed in by the frame, coming to terms with her memories for a moment before she moves on.
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But Pitchaya soon takes the story back to the past, and characters that were just one part of the city's mosaic — a once-famous jazz pianist, an American missionary coming to terms with Bangkok, the now-middle-aged survivor of the long-ago military crackdown — come alive.
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It took a "few trips to the psych ward, being diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder (the reason I had such an extreme reaction to losing a pageant) and finally coming to terms with who I am as a queer woman" to earn the crown she sought, she added.
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And later this month, The Favourite features three women — Great Britain's Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her best friend Sarah (Rachel Weisz), and Sarah's cousin Abigail (Emma Stone) — who are too preoccupied with their delightfully venomous psychosexual triangle to spend any energy on coming to terms with their sexuality.
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They invited a male third into their relationship because they thought they should miss that D. This is quite a common experience for bisexual women, and I remember even my ex and I had a similar conversation when we were both coming to terms with our own sexuality.
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I'm as happy as anyone to have the hero-with-a-thousand-faces back to bring order to the Seven Kingdoms, but there was something very poignant about Melisandre coming to terms with her lack of holy exemption from the rules the rest of us are subject to.
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Headquarters: New York City, New York Place on last poll: 43 Why it's hot: Coach fell down several spots as opposed to last year's rankings, as consumers are still coming to terms with its rebrand and new identity Tapestry, to better express its new shape as a multibrand entity.
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Wheels landed on its decision after coming to terms with the fact that while many riders said they prefer Wheels over public transportation or ridesharing, it was important to protect its field team and "do everything we can to limit the spread of the virus," the company said.
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Bell — who has been outspoken about the impact of her son and daughter Nova's similar, yet traumatic home births — said she was initially against taking medication, due to her very "holistic" life, but ultimately decided to take it after coming to terms with how much she was struggling.
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Diana Serra Cary, an author, a film historian and probably the last surviving child superstar of the silent film era nearly a century ago, who spent decades coming to terms with a bizarre childhood of triumphs, heartbreaks and parents who squandered her fortune, died on Monday in Gustine, Calif.
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Mr. Ross said that the agreement in principle that Mr. Trump promoted in October was at the "40,000-foot level," but that coming to terms on details such as what American agriculture products China would buy and how the deal would be enforced had proved to be more challenging.
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But in 1988, critics like Caryn James were mostly coming to terms with its blockbuster excess: Partly an interracial buddy movie, partly the sentimental tale of a ruptured marriage, the film is largely a special-effects carnival full of machine-gun fire, roaring helicopters and an exploding tank.
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Brandon Torres, the branch chief of Emergency Services at the Grand Canyon, says for families planning to visit the park — which sees more than 6 million people visit each year — there are two things they should keep in mind before arriving: preparation and coming to terms with their own physical limitations.
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Since BTS was formed in 2013, the band has made music about the challenges and joys of coming of age, and April's release seems to fit right into the storyline they've created as the next step in growing up, coming to terms with your own identity, and learning to love yourself.
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With impeachment no longer in their arsenal, Democrats are coming to terms with a new reality: they have few, if any, weapons to take on an emboldened President Donald Trump as he openly settles scores with his political adversaries and continues breaching the wall between the Justice Department and Oval Office.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ATHENS — The auspicious arrival of Documenta 14 in Greece earlier this year has so far met considerable controversy in a country still coming to terms with the 2008 financial crisis, social unrest, and the ongoing issue of refugees entering the country's porous southern Mediterranean border.
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I mean, aside from the fact that they have these powers and stuff—just in general, it's a more psychedelic look at the whole idea of people with powers and what that means for them and how that affects them as people, and then people coming to terms with that.
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One of the final loose ends of the NFL offseason was finally tied up this week, with the New York Jets and estranged quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick coming to terms on a one-year, $12 million deal on Wednesday evening, just one day before the team came together to begin training camp.
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LOS ANGELES, Feb 26 (Reuters) - "Moonlight," a drama about a gay black youth coming to terms with his sexuality in an impoverished Miami neighborhood, received the Oscar for best picture on Sunday after a stunning, unprecedented flub in which presenters erroneously announced the musical "La La Land" as the winner.
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" Now, nearly six months later, Boch, a car dealership mogul and supporter of the Massachusetts Republican Party, says friends and business associates he regards as moderate or "establishment" Republicans "are coming to terms with the idea that this is the guy; this is who is going to be the GOP leader.
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Mimi's arc features her first coming to terms with the sexual assault that led to her pregnancy, then confronting her rapist (who, in a classic Rhimes move, turns out to be Kit's dirtbag fiance), and ultimately having a miscarriage, is one that would seem at home in an episode of Grey's.
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But even if Mr. Erekat were able to persuade Mr. Abbas to give up the two-state dream, it would be a wrenching change for a generation of Palestinian leaders who made the difficult journey to coming to terms with their diminished territory after the Arab-Israeli War of 1967.
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After coming to terms with what they want, what they need, what they desperately crave, everyone looks around at the same things they've been looking at for years ... but maybe this time, it feels a little bigger, a little easier to find that new angle that once seemed so impossible.
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" Coming to terms with whether you're a neat freak or not — and understanding how much you need your night stand to hold — is key to selecting an appropriate one, she said, "because there's nothing worse than having a hot mess over there when the rest of the room looks beautiful.
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Filmmaker Michelle Esrick documents Hammond's journey of coming to terms with the physical abuse he experienced at the hands of his mother, and how the suppression of those violent memories has affected his adult life, via extensive interviews with experts on trauma, Hammond's childhood friend, Hammond's psychologist, and Hammond himself.
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"I am certain that we will demand that Turkey respects the principles of the rule of law in coming to terms with the aftermath of the coup," he told reporters, as, in Berlin, the German government stuck to a parliamentary resolution on the 1915 massacre of Armenians, which has upset Ankara.
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Its goal was always to cap the rise in global warming at 2 degrees Celsius — and even that goal meant coming to terms with a future where tidal areas disappear, climate refugees are a part of life, and food and water scarcity could lead to greater violence between peoples and countries.
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Its goal was always to cap the rise in global warming at 1003 degrees Celsius — and even that goal meant coming to terms with a future where tidal areas disappear, climate refugees are a part of life, and food and water scarcity could lead to greater violence between peoples and countries.
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In the wake of the recent violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Nature's position struck many scientists as tone deaf: A voice of authority in a field coming to terms with its own gender, diversity, and sexual assault problems defending a problematic scientist's legacy instead of chastising Sims' nightmarish behavior.
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These are the fans who save up all year, who plan the minutiae of their lives months in advance, who are caught between growing up in a culture of instant gratification, and coming to terms with the reality that their real lives will inevitably become more boring, and that maybe that's okay.
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It's not until his situation in Endgame that we begin to understand the emotional trauma — coming to terms with all your friends and family disintegrating before your eyes; being forced to grit your teeth and bear it; the anxiety of assimilating from a different world — that Rogers has had to deal with.
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Rick Ross: 'We gotta destroy before we elevate' When Trump won, many in the hip-hop community welcomed what they considered to be a crucial coming-to-terms with America's dark past of slavery, segregation and civil unrest and the recognition that the legacy of these ugly forces still plays out today.
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Still, Bollen demonstrates a generally sure hand with the thriller's death-propelled events, which frees him to explore afresh certain timely (and timeless) themes: the constraints on friendship in adulthood, the double-edged sword of money in its scabbard of family, and — especially — the weightless coming to terms with no longer being young.
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Aziz Ansari and Lena Waithe cowrote the episode, which follows the Thanksgivings their characters have shared together since childhood, and offers a moving history of Waithe's character, Denise, coming to terms with her own sexuality and eventually coming out to her mother (played by Angela Bassett), who gradually grows to accept her daughter.
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