While you are desperately seeking sex, men are desperately seeking... a girlfriend?
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"Desperately Seeking No Ones Approval………………😂," the singer wrote, referencing the title of her 19693 film, Desperately Seeking Susan.
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"Desperately seeking no one's approval," Madonna wrote on Instagram, an obvious nod to her 1985 film Desperately Seeking Susan.
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"Desperately Seeking No Ones Approval………………😂," the singer wrote, referencing the title of her 1985 film, Desperately Seeking Susan.
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She hopes it can provide the cure she's desperately seeking.
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Her family says she was desperately seeking a better life.
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Would Cyndi Lauper or Madonna circa Desperately Seeking Susan wear it?
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But Turkey is also desperately seeking help from its NATO allies.
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The three advance episodes are all stories of men desperately seeking control.
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She's not exactly crafting a strategy, and she's not desperately seeking answers.
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Unaccompanied children fleeing to the United States are desperately seeking a lifeline.
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I don't know what the solution is, but we're desperately seeking one.
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"Dancing With the Stars," on ABC, is a show desperately seeking eyeballs.
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It still feels like Gillibrand is desperately seeking a foothold in this race.
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Cameras or not, we are all pirouetting about each other, desperately seeking applause.
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Iconic film roles include, After Hours, Desperately Seeking Susan, Pulp Fiction, and Crash.
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With the global bee population plummeting dangerously, beekeepers are desperately seeking a solution.
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Merchants are desperately seeking solutions to help them get out of Amazon's chokehold.
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Those companies, along with environmental and human rights activists, are desperately seeking alternatives.
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They are desperately seeking a savior -- and Ocasio-Cortez, for some, fits that bill.
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As an introvert, big crowds oftentimes render me silent, desperately seeking an escape route.
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In Wuhan, video footage of people desperately seeking help was widespread on social media.
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" He warned that it could "lead to more danger for those desperately seeking safety.
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Think Madonna in "Desperately Seeking Susan" transplanted to Capri, and you'll get the idea.
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Younger coaches are desperately seeking veteran mentors with similar values to help navigate their careers.
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"We are desperately seeking help from the U.S. embassy and Brazilian government," the statement continues.
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"Newspapers were desperately seeking to maximize their readership as much as possible," he tells Vox.
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Travel photography is one option, but many events and festivals are desperately seeking freelance photographers.
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But for Republicans in Washington desperately seeking a fast boost in revenue, timing is everything.
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There's a rapidly expanding demographic of post-couple pre-children people desperately seeking after-work entertainment.
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In 2007 "Desperately Seeking Susan"—combining Blondie's music with a hit 1985 film—couldn't be saved.
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Next came the Minnesota Vikings, another team that at the time was desperately seeking a quarterback.
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Ms. Barish is best known for her work on the film "Desperately Seeking Susan," starring Madonna.
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Desperately seeking closure, Laurel visits Wes' apartment and weeps in a pile of his neutral plaid shirts.
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DESPERATELY SEEKING ZINC LME stocks are only the visible tip of an industrial sector's supply-chain inventory.
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Desperately seeking her own identity from the shadow of her mother's fame, Fisher became estranged from Reynolds.
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We broke the story ... Pop Smoke's family is reeling after his tragic death, and desperately seeking answers.
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Doctors expected hospitals in Puerto Rico to overflow with patients who were desperately seeking care after the storm.
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"Respect" plays when Susan is caught trying to steal a pair of rhinestone boots in Desperately Seeking Susan.
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He is an old, white male before a party electorate desperately seeking to be less of all three.
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A friend of mine has been on dialysis for two years and is desperately seeking a kidney donor.
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"Desperately Seeking Susan Madonna," he answers (the correct one, according to No. 3 and Chanel No. 5 (Abigail Breslin)).
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I have been the confused kid desperately seeking guidance, even if they don't know how to ask for it.
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This detail, in the end, is what makes Desperately Seeking Susan click, and also stand the test of time.
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The 19-year-olds became overnight sensations; they even had a cameo in the Madonna movie Desperately Seeking Susan.
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It's the kind of song you play when you're strutting down the street to an interview, desperately seeking swagger.
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It will have a significant impact on millions of small businesses desperately seeking relief from America's oppressive tax code.
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Defense connection: The bill includes billions to rebuild storm-battered military bases that defense officials have been desperately seeking.
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In "Desperately Seeking Susan," showing on July 13, a bored housewife, played by Rosanna Arquette, escapes to New York.
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They even popped up with Madonna in "Desperately Seeking Susan," leaning against a wall with mirrored grins and threads.
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The Syrian war has displaced millions who are desperately seeking an existence free from barrel bombs and chemical weapons.
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Many of its characters are, as the kids say, thirsty — desperately seeking the instant celebrity of our internet age.
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In other words, Zarif's presence deprives international hardliners of the pretext for war they have been so desperately seeking.
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GUTFELD: Yes, I love to have the same group of people who hate Trump, are desperately seeking their own Trump.
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A Twitter user also pointed out that in 1985's Desperately Seeking Susan, Madonna can be seen taking a selfie.
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They deserve a member of Congress who will provide a check to the Trump administration that voters are desperately seeking.
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Republicans, who control Congress and the White House, are desperately seeking their first significant legislative achievement of the Trump presidency.
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Urrutia is typical of many players on the lower levels of the men's tour who are desperately seeking a breakthrough.
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Democratic leaders have to deal with the misfortune of stumbling upon the very thing they claimed to be desperately seeking.
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As long as we have to be desperately seeking bread, doing whatever it takes to survive, there will be no peace.
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That might sound surprising considering the vast exposure nationally televised debates offer a sprawling field of candidates, each desperately seeking traction.
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Voters came out to the polls this year desperately seeking change at the federal level and wanting to hold government accountable.
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She recounts an early incident when she is unable to enter her own apartment in Rome, desperately seeking help from locals.
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For those who are ill and desperately seeking answers and reassurance, an online social network can feel like a vital lifeline.
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In 1941, The Times cautioned in a front-page article that European Jews desperately seeking American visas might be Nazi spies.
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She's found people who understand her, but Dani, so desperately seeking connection, can't quite seem to see their worst acts clearly.
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Ten months after the death of his 5-day-old son, Jamie King still doesn't have the answers he's so desperately seeking.
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The year was 22016 and Mr. Cuomo was badly trailing in the Democratic primary for governor and desperately seeking a graceful exit.
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Ingrid is funny, sure, but she's also struggling with mental illness, deeply insecure and, underneath it all, a person desperately seeking connection.
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I was home sick the past three days, and after I finished working, I was desperately seeking something to watch on Netflix.
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On the one hand, you have Clinton and her political campaign, desperately seeking to spin the news cycle away from her flaws.
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Finally, an extra tip: stay away from anything with an obvious temporal association: Michael Jackson gloves, "Desperately Seeking Susan" lace, Elvis glitter.
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Mark Blum, famous for starring in "Desperately Seeking Susan" and "Crocodile Dundee" ... has died as a result of complications from the coronavirus.
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If you're desperately seeking employment, you might think it's a good idea to send the same résumé out to 50 different employers.
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Second of all, every other day somebody comes in desperately seeking "valuables" they've left in a car and Uber almost never helps.
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The big single from Madonna's 1003 movie Desperately Seeking Susan, "Into the Groove" was never actually released as its own 7-inch single.
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Rosanna, now 57, had broken ground on early '80s TV series Shirley before drawing award season praise for 453's Desperately Seeking Susan.
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But here they are all the same: desperately seeking a big name fight for what should be the biggest card since UFC 100.
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Bush, the product of nepotism, is running for president and desperately seeking a VP who can teach him the ropes of the job.
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They're a magician infected with a terrible disease, desperately seeking the cure in a bizarre, dying land, among fearsome creatures and crumbling architecture.
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But, without spoiling the rest of the season, it's clear that M-Chuck still hasn't gotten the closure she's been so desperately seeking.
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As every domain of life becomes increasingly automated, humans are desperately seeking solace in the activities that differentiate us from our artificial doppelgangers.
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Perhaps that's why so many people are desperately seeking a loophole to hand washing, devising complicated and ineffective recipes for homemade hand sanitizer.
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Marketers are desperately seeking alternative means of reaching gamers via media that has mass reach, which would make video games an attractive option.
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But for a team desperately seeking to build momentum heading into the A.L. postseason, which begins with the wild-card game on Oct.
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She too was wrought by social anxiety, desperately seeking the approval of friends whom she admired but worried did not truly like her.
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An article in the magazine's December issue, titled "Desperately Seeking Cleavage," determined that the fashion industry is, in fact, not seeking cleavage at all.
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As a 13-year-old I was desperately seeking something smart, something with substance, something youthful that was a bit cooler than Howard Jones.
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But the good news is that they exist, and they may provide the relief people are desperately seeking in the middle of a migraine.
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The bronze depicts Doubting Thomas as he extends his hand to touch Christ's wound, desperately seeking out proof that Jesus is the Risen Lord.
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All Donnie Darko references aside, we're probably in for a rough 12 or so hours, so if you're desperately seeking distraction, we've got you.
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Now, Wilder says Joshua is desperately seeking a high-profile opponent -- and has "nowhere to go" -- essentially claiming Joshua has lost all negotiating power.
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It's too late now, everything's been set into motion, and now they're desperately seeking out someone, anyone, who could possibly carry them to victory.
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Miranda Lambert's playing fairy godmother to a bunch of dogs and cats desperately seeking homes ... and they're finding 'em thanks to ML's surprise donation.
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He spent much of his (sane) life wandering between spas in the Alps, desperately seeking cures, toting along 220 pounds of books with him.
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Say for instance, you are a single mother, desperately seeking alimony from your ex-husband—only to receive ungodly amounts of pizza in return.
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AD: It has created quite a headache hasn't it for institutional investors who are desperately seeking yield if you get absolutely nothing for JGBs?
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In July, nearly 250 migrants, desperately seeking a better life in Europe, drowned in the Mediterranean, bringing the total to 19403,071 just since Jan.
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He said he knew at least one victim, a man who'd recently migrated from Syria with his family, and was desperately seeking news of others.
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The idea was simple: a one-stop shop for creating new beauty brands, which the market was desperately seeking and (somehow) no one was creating.
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But at the time of Desperately Seeking Susan's shoot, she still embodied that downtown New York City party scene that had given birth to her.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope (JWT), which is set to launch in October 2018, could provide some of the answers alien hunters astronomers are desperately seeking.
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Media brands desperately seeking product extensions understand that education is a big market, with over $500 billion of higher education spend in the U.S. alone.
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Trump, meanwhile, has often seemed like a lame duck in the first year of his presidency and has been desperately seeking a major legislative accomplishment.
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They are desperately seeking certainty related to the Cost Sharing Reduction payments the Trump administration has held in limbo each month -- and so are Democrats.
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And that makes this split harder to resolve, as I don't think Democrats should turn against immigrants, or shut America to those desperately seeking safety.
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Most of us have watched on our phones as a number of stars seem to be unravelling in real time, still desperately seeking that spotlight.
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" We've sashayed and stumbled through the pre-gentrification Lower East Side of the '80s with Rosanna Arquette and Madonna in Susan Seidelman's "Desperately Seeking Susan.
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The success of that film led to the exploration of prequels and sequels desperately seeking the fame and recognition that the orignal musical film garnered.
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Originally recorded for the soundtrack of her cinematic debut — Desperately Seeking Susan — "Into the Groove" made its way onto the 1985 reissue of Like a Virgin.
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And with so many men desperately seeking wives, traffickers find opportunities to lure prospective brides into the region from other states, he and other activists said.
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It can act as a guise of honesty — especially to youth desperately seeking authenticity and connection in a virtual social environment that tends to distort it.
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SURPRISED and shaken by Donald Trump's victory, America's allies are hoping for the best while desperately seeking guidance on what his presidency might mean for them.
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"The 'Temple' video represents the struggle I found in my early life feeling like an outcast in my community desperately seeking to find acceptance," explains James.
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In many ways, this was the best ready-to-wear collection Ms. Chiuri has produced: more relaxed, less desperately seeking millennials, despite the obvious youth connection.
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Mark Blum: The actor known for playing errant husbands and cocky bullies in 1980s hits like "Desperately Seeking Susan" and "Crocodile Dundee" died on March 25.
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"Just as Boris Johnson was desperately seeking his majority, this result would give the markets their ultimate wish: clarity," said Dean Turner, Economist, UBS Wealth Management.
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"Every day our teams on the ground see people desperately seeking safety at closed borders and in war zones from which they cannot flee," he said.
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It also indicates the ways in which American fashion is still desperately seeking to catch up with the fashion industry in Europe, and particularly in France.
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Reminder of what's at stake: Congressional leaders are desperately seeking to forestall more than $120 billion in automatic spending cuts, as well as a catastrophic debt default.
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Please consider the hundreds if not thousands of 'Chewys' loaded with love that are desperately seeking homes in shelters which are at max capacity, rescues are full!
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Last July, Derek F. Foran, a partner at the large corporate law firm Morrison & Foerster, got an alert that an abortion rights organization was desperately seeking help.
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Unless governments make drastic changes now, these corporations look likely to get richer and richer as more people around the world flee their homes, desperately seeking safety.
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Even if you've never seen actually seen a movie starring Madonna, including minor, overlooked masterpiece Desperately Seeking Susan, you've probably heard the general take on her acting.
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This phrase can maybe given a bit of credibility if you add in the words such as 'potential' or 'desperately seeking' in front of the word sellers.
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Those affected by the epidemic are desperately seeking a way out of this epidemic and it is a positive sign that the Administration is sounding the alarm.
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GUY TREBAY "Desperately Seeking Susan" is the best Madonna movie, perhaps because it serves as an allegory for the many women who styled themselves in Madonna's image.
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Houlahan, who has no political background, was one of the thousands of women who responded to Donald Trump's victory by desperately seeking a way to get involved.
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And because -- as I mentioned -- Steyer is desperately seeking relevance, he almost immediately looked to capitalize on being a witness to a major moment in the race.
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Films produced by the new generation of Arab filmmakers reveal what the mainstream media and pop culture do not: a multilayered society in flux, desperately seeking liberation.
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That feed is designed to boost the engagement Twitter has been desperately seeking, though it perhaps encourages some of the worst echo-chamber behavior on the site.[Slate]
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Directed by Susan Seidelman based on a screenplay by Leora Barish, Desperately Seeking Susan is both ahead of its time, and aggressively, authentically rooted in the mid-eighties.
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Their influence and reach into media, telecommunications, retail—everything really—is so great that once-dominant firms in those industries are desperately seeking merger partners to keep up.
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Senior found it when desperately seeking purpose — after a two week acid trip that left him face-to-face with the only local livestock who survived the Departure.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Desperately seeking an antidote to a rapidly aging population, Japanese policymakers are exploring ways to bring in more foreign workers without calling it an "immigration policy".
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Families are desperately seeking support under the new president, said Ms. Ali, whose cousin lives in Minnesota with two young children, now separated from her husband in Somalia.
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Family members have been desperately seeking 70-year-old Melody Bledsoe and two of her great-grandchildren who lived with her at the Quartz Hill Road home in Redding.
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However, when standing face-to-face with a person in pain desperately seeking a solution, it's understandable why someone would prescribe a pill in hopes of providing immediate relief.
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If there's one movie Steven Spielberg will be remembered for, it's E.T. the Extraterrestrial, his 1982 classic about an alien being lost on Earth, desperately seeking a way home.
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The reasons for this are complex, and personal: Like many people, I have been intimate with those struggling to conceive and with those desperately seeking to avoid doing so.
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Basically, if you are desperately seeking home allergy remedies, bee pollen might be another tool to add to your arsenal — just don't expect it to cure your allergies for good.
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The flashback scenes show Randall desperately seeking a connection to his biological family, using traits like tongue rolling from strangers as clues that he may be close to finding them.
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However, Harris believes that Trump would attack the Fed even if it did raise rates because he's desperately seeking to pick up extra votes ahead of presidential elections in November.
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The photojournalist told CNN she was "waiting to die," during those painful months as she went from one doctor to the next, desperately seeking a diagnosis for the mystery illness.
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That's another strike against her in southwest Virginia; the region is desperately seeking a scapegoat for its problems, and the Obama's new environmental regulations are another nail in coal's coffin.
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Customs and Border Protection is desperately seeking to house migrants on domestic military bases, but that won't stop the flood, since most will correctly assume they will eventually be released.
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Paris (AFP) - France on Monday said Britain had a "moral duty" to take in hundreds of migrant children from the Jungle camp in Calais desperately seeking to cross the Channel.
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Madonna, who starred alongside Blum in the 1985 film Desperately Seeking Susan, shared photos of the two of them in the movie along with a message in the actor's memory.
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Among many other movies, he also did posters for "Superman" (1978), "All That Jazz" (1979), "The Verdict" (1982), "Desperately Seeking Susan" (1985), "Fatal Attraction" (1987) and "Casualties of War" (1989).
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President Trump, the master negotiator, should sense his advantage in these discussions and secure a huge enforcement package that the American people have been desperately seeking for over 30 years.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is still desperately seeking the one man who can end the government shutdown today ... and says Cardi B's verbal smackdown of President Trump is on point.
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The result is that the Ministry of Defence is desperately seeking ways to find savings of around £2bn a year, at least until 2022 and probably for five years after that.
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Why it matters: There are currently 5.7 million Americans living with the disease — and 14 million more are expected to develop it by 2050 — all of whom are desperately seeking answers.
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They are often expensive, but ideal for situations when you are moments away from losing your mind and are desperately seeking space from the anxiety producing effects of one's own metropolis.
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The party is desperately seeking to flip control of Congress and capture more statehouses across the nation, as Republicans have control of both houses of Congress and the majority of state legislatures.
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The home side, desperately seeking the only international title they have yet to win, will face Germany in the final on Saturday after the Germans overcame Nigeria 2-0 in Sao Paulo.
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After three unsuccessful pilot seasons — that winter ritual when actors scramble to be cast in shows that are desperately seeking a fall network berth — Mandy Moore was contemplating sitting out a fourth.
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The exchanges and the whole trading community are grappling with low volume and low volatility, and they are desperately seeking ways to get products that people want to trade into the marketplace.
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On the other hand, Madonna is a joyous presence as the catalyst for chaos in "Desperately Seeking Susan" (Saturday) and as a vampy singer belting Stephen Sondheim numbers in "Dick Tracy" (Sunday).
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Notre Dame was desperately seeking to enhance its resume for NCAA Tournament consideration with the return of senior forward Bonzie Colson, who missed about two months before rejoining the lineup last week.
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RZA was desperately seeking medical help for his son, and when doctors didn't jump in quickly enough he went into full on Papa Bear mode ... so much so the cops were called.
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In the absence of a legally enforced "Do Not Track" browser standard, this is about as good as it gets for internet users desperately seeking easier agency over the online tracking industry.
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Since the attack Monday night, the hunt by those desperately seeking news about their loved ones has been stymied by fake photographs and made-up stories being widely shared on social media.
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In 2001, Fox, who is single herself, was working in the creative department at Bloomingdales in New York City and desperately seeking a new career with back problems sidelining her department store gig.
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But this doesn't seem to be giving pause to said surgeons, who are desperately seeking a surefire method of removing the barbecue brush wire bristles they keep finding lodged in their patients' throats.
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Mr. Mugabe's trip to the Middle East had been made suddenly, with no explanation from the secretive Zimbabwean government, fueling rumors that the president was deathly ill and desperately seeking medical treatment overseas.
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"We will fight that agenda at every turn, but with unchecked control of both Houses and a governor still desperately seeking rehabilitation, we will have our work cut out for us," said Del.
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Desperately seeking to reunite with a woman he had met at a drug treatment facility, Rice visited the psychic shop of Priscilla Kelly Delmaro, who milked the situation for nearly all Rice was worth.
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As a starting point, you can certainly see how your Zodiac sign meshes with your partner's, but if you're desperately seeking answers about the future of your relationship, that isn't going to cut it.
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Recorded for Madonna's first and arguably best movie, Desperately Seeking Susan, 21992's blissful "Into the Groove" almost feels like a manifesto: "Only when I'm dancing can I feel this free," Madonna sings euphorically.
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Yet, people are desperately seeking ways to look up from their iPhones and strike up a real-life conversation — at least 20 percent of Americans suffer from loneliness and social isolation, Ms. Whippman said.
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Desperately seeking loans, Zimbabwean officials have visited Washington and European capitals in recent months, swallowing years of resentment toward the West to promise economic and political reforms, including ending the tortured pattern of farm seizures.
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The tragic and unexpected death of Jack resulted in the Pearson family members spinning in different directions of grief, with Kevin desperately seeking stability by making the rash, romantic (and life-changing) decision to marry.
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But for our purposes today, we're specifically looking at science fiction movies—so, sorry, fans of the Bourne movies, Shutter Island, Angel Heart, Spellbound, Desperately Seeking Susan, The Notebook, The Manchurian Candidate, and on and on.
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With the Arctic warming twice as fast as any other part of the earth, and with the ice seemingly in permanent retreat, the bears have been left stranded on land desperately seeking other things to eat.
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Between the food companies who wanted to make new low-fat products for us and promote those to the nutrition and medical community who were desperately seeking a cure for heart disease, it was a perfect theory.
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Uber is desperately seeking a new CEO to revamp the company after months of scandal, including sexual harassment allegations and a viral video showing Travis Kalanick, the company's founder and former CEO, arguing with his Uber driver.
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Raz B is desperately seeking Louis ... as in the high-priced Louis Vuitton bag he forgot in a Lyft ride -- because he caught one too many Zzz's -- and now he claims the driver won't give it back.
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With the Senate health care vote looming, progressive activists — and Vice News Tonight — are desperately seeking Maine Senator Susan Collins, one of the few Republican holdouts facing massive pressure over their opposition to the Obamacare repeal bill.
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Companies from network equipment makers to semiconductor businesses are desperately seeking to make 5G a reality and as a result the future of mobile internet is one of the key themes at the Mobile World Congress in 2017.
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DESPERATELY SEEKING METAL LME zinc stocks have recovered from their early April low of 21.8,153 tonnes but most of the metal warranted in April and May turned up at just two locations - Rotterdam and Vlissingen in the Netherlands.
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They shared photos of of Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon taking a selfie in 1991's Thelma and Louise, Madonna taking a selfie in 1985's Desperately Seeking Susan and even showed a selfie taken back in 1839!
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Moscow's desperate (and often deadly) interventions in Georgia, Ukraine and Montenegro are not the actions of an "empire" on the rise; they are the hallmarks of a fading giant desperately seeking to reverse a series of strategic defeats.
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No matter how many waves of feminist thought pass over us, we're still out here on baby bump watch, cellulite watch, plastic surgery watch, desperately seeking out the lack in the women who otherwise seemingly have it all.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The familiar image of the struggling artist — locked away in his studio, desperately seeking inspiration, and, perhaps more importantly, validation — was the invention of 19th-century French novelists, asserts historian Anka Muhlstein.
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It might not be the must-have application that 3D printer makers have been desperately seeking for years now, but I've got a bin full of broken Hot Wheels toys that I'd love to see showroom-ready again.[YouTube]
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Therefore, we should all be desperately seeking to "avoid" triggering a re-run of the 1930s ("avoid" in the standard sense and not the political vernacular where it means "delay for a four to five-year term of office").
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From the throngs of young fans who idolize her, to the tennis experts desperately seeking the sport's "next big thing", there is no shortage of expectations on the shoulders of 15-year-old Cori "Coco" Gauff.
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"With its conventional forces under heavy pressure in Syria, Daesh is desperately seeking to remain relevant through operations that threaten all the nations of the world," Brigadier General Brian Eifler, director of Operation Inherent Resolve, said in a statement.
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Now, we doubt Raquel Leviss, Beau Clark, Dayna Kathan, Danica Dow and Charli Burnett are desperately seeking Jax's approval -- but, just in case, he did say there are a few things they can do to earn their 'Vanderpump' stripes.
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"While Speaker Ryan touts a $1.50 a week tax cut for the middle class, President Trump is desperately seeking to hide the multi-billion dollar corporate windfalls of the GOP tax scam behind meager, one-time bonuses," Hammill added.
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In the early 21990s, the actress Rosanna Arquette, already known for her leading role in "Desperately Seeking Susan," went to a hotel to get a script from Mr. Weinstein, she said, but was told to find him in his room.
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KARAAGAC, Turkey (Reuters) - For members of the Roma minority in the Turkish village of Karaagac on the border with Greece, the arrival of thousands of migrants desperately seeking to cross into the European Union could not have been better news.
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I began the practice of showing up to non-mandatory work meetings that boasted pizza, hoarding Friday morning bagels, and scrounging around the office kitchen like a hungry animal, desperately seeking something — anything — to save me from my homemade meals.
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Seattle's experience as the country's leading company town - 2000 percent of the prime office space in Seattle is occupied by Amazon, the highest ratio for one company in any American city - offers several warnings for why cities shouldn't be desperately seeking Amazon.
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As for the recent outperformance of defensive stocks like utilities, consumer staples, and dividend-paying equities, Saut chalked that up to seniors who are "desperately seeking savings" in an environment where yield is hard to come by in money markets and bonds.
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Here, too, multiple factors are at play — those desperately seeking unicausal explanations (it's all authoritarianism or racism or not articulating my favorite economic message often enough) should probably look elsewhere, because, in fact, the sources of Trump's support are many and varied.
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The United States and Israel must also avoid the latest snare set by the Europeans, who are desperately seeking to prevent the Trump administration from doing what Trump has repeatedly said he wants to do, namely exiting the failed Iranian nuclear deal.
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But when Veronica and Ashley run into each other at a cocktail party, at which the latter is working, things quickly deteriorate into a no-holds barred fight in a stairwell that leaves one of them in a coma (and desperately seeking revenge).
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"If a lender sees multiple inquiries made in a short period, this can raise a red flag that you're desperately seeking financing, which may make you appear as a riskier borrower, thus potentially resulting in denial," said Ashley Dull, spokeswoman at CardRates.com.
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"Desperately Seeking Susan," Susan Seidelman's 1985 adventure into the bohemia of Lower Manhattan, will make New Yorkers of a certain Gen-X vintage a bit misty-eyed, as younger viewers marvel at a downtown innocent of Starbucks, Whole Foods and celebrity chefs.
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It was like, 'Desperately seeking opponents for Age of Rome' or 'We need a fourth for such-and-such,' with the phone numbers written at the bottom, and little hatched pieces of paper that you tore off and stuck in your pocket.
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In fairness, the Valley makes a similar mistake when we celebrate funding rounds, rather than actual achievements — but still, can you imagine an early-stage AirBNB excitedly trumpeting a joint venture with Marriott, or a young Uber desperately seeking a partnership with Yellow Cab?
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CHENNAI/MUMBAI, India, March 120 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - T he phone line in New Delhi crackled with the voice of Ravinder Singh, an Indian migrant worker desperately seeking help as a nationwide coronavirus lockdown leaves him and millions like him without food, shelter or transport.
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The debate gives her a chance to introduce herself to voters giving her a fresh look, and to frame her candidacy as the answer for Democrats desperately seeking the contender who can win back the upper Midwestern voters who deserted the party in 2016.
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The actress, 58, was on Thursday's Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen where she was asked by a fan if she'd ever turned down a Hollywood star when her own was rising in the '80s thanks to films like Desperately Seeking Susan and The Big Blue.
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He repeatedly shut the door to cooperation with special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE when others, like Michael Cohen, are desperately seeking a deal.
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Her name is Grace Playford, and she, desperately seeking meaning in the fact that her children died in the wake of the Departure, seems to find it in the form of the man collapsed at the foot of the cross she erected to honor their memory.
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Then, there's the brooding, demanding, but, finally, astonishing woman of letters presented to us by a rising pile of remembrances, notably Sigrid Nunez's " Sempre Susan: A Memoir of Susan Sontag " and "Desperately Seeking Susan," a now iconic 2005 essay by Terry Castle in the London Review of Books .
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Prime Minister Theresa May spent much of the day flying to European capitals for emergency meetings, like a penitent on some dire continental pilgrimage, desperately seeking new help from the Europeans to resurrect a Brexit deal that she had pulled from a parliamentary vote to prevent certain defeat.
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But the lacy shirts (and gloves, and bodysuits), dresses cut wide at the chest to expose knit bras beneath, and big star print silks, plus classic wide wale corduroy trenches at Nina Ricci, all very "Desperately Seeking Susan"-as-remade-by-Jean-Luc-Godard-in-Wyoming, were just confusing.
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I mean, I have no you doubt that the New York Times, the Washington Post, and CBS News and all the other manifestations of the establishment are desperately seeking to prop up the corrupt system which fed them new stories, which took care of them, which made them feel like insiders.
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Image 2 of 2 BEIRUT – White Helmets volunteers trapped in southern Syria after the government seized areas they operated in said Wednesday they live in fear of being caught in the dragnet of the government, which considers them one of its staunchest enemies, and are desperately seeking a way out.
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For instance, you could imagine retelling the plot of "Desperately Seeking Christy," an additional mentor text we recommend below, in just a couple of sentences, but what makes it a wonderful essay is how the writer fleshes it out and makes us care about the narrator and what she wants.
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By striking Syria, Trump gave McCain the president he'd been desperately seeking after six years of fighting with the Obama administration over doing more against Assad, from arming Syrian rebel groups in the early days of the civil war to launching a strike on the regime after the 2013 chemical weapons attack.
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"We're all anxious, we're all desperately seeking information and we're all on call to help Puerto Rico and give it whatever it needs," said David Galarza Santa, 48, a Brooklyn resident who said he had been unable to reach his family in the municipality of Florida, west of San Juan, since noon Wednesday.
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"We're all anxious, we're all desperately seeking information and we're all on call to help Puerto Rico and give it whatever it needs," said David Galarza Santa, 8003, a Brooklyn resident who said he had been unable to reach his family in the municipality of Florida, west of San Juan, since noon on Wednesday.
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Set in a stark, occasionally ominous near-future, Connected marks a major departure for the world's most famous sex symbol: Anderson turns in a raw, brave performance as a beauty queen who's aging under the harsh glow of her screens and feeds, drifting from her followers, friends, and family, and desperately seeking, yes, connection.
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What's happening: The 27 FOMO market may not have been willing to look past Uber or Lyft's $2000 billion a year in losses — at least on IPO day— but the unbridled enthusiasm for companies like Beyond Meat, Shockwave Medical and Zoom show investors are desperately seeking a winner and they're willing to pay top dollar to find one.
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Both are desperately seeking to block real estate mogul Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE from claiming victory in the winner-take-all contests in their home states.
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Trump will be an aggrieved billionaire with legions of small donors, along with wealthy supporters like tech magnate Peter Thiel who are desperately seeking to thwart a Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE agenda.
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Carl Cederström and André Spicer, business-school professors in a field called "organization studies," set out to do all that and more in their recent book, " Desperately Seeking Self-Improvement: A Year Inside the Optimization Movement " (OR Books), a comically committed exploration of current life-hacking wisdom in areas ranging from athletic and intellectual prowess to spirituality, creativity, wealth, and pleasure.
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In recent years a steady stream of writers have reconsidered her life and legacy: Terry Castle's 2005 London Review of Books essay "Desperately Seeking Susan"; the 21961 memoir Swimming in a Sea of Death, a narrative of Sontag's torturous final years by her son, David Rieff; the novelist Sigrid Nunez's memoir Sempre Susan; and the 21995 HBO documentary Regarding Susan Sontag.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is desperately seeking an elusive political win in his efforts to lower prescription drug costs, but he faces a hard sell to conservative groups and GOP lawmakers as he touts ideas traditionally favored by Democrats and presidential candidate Sen.
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North Korea has or will soon have the capability to strike America with a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile, the United States is desperately seeking a way to make more money off its goods trade with the most economically dynamic region in the world, and China, which is central to both the president's trade and North Korea concerns, is working hard to elbow the United States out of its traditional position of regional leadership.
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Howard Finney, the highly professional but frustrated commanding officer of the New York Police Department bomb squad; Dr. James A. Brussel, an eccentric gun-toting psychiatrist and assistant commissioner of the New York State Department of Mental Hygiene, who is concerned about risking his career by predicting the bomber's personality traits based on his crimes; and Seymour Berkson, the peripatetic publisher of The New York Journal-American, who is desperately seeking to spare his newspaper from the Hearst Corporation's bean counters.
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They gave their host a list of 70 people, mostly young, who had been killed in government crackdowns on peaceful protest They also put it to the pontiff that Venezuela's internal strife was not a standoff between right and left but rather a fight between a government which has turned into a dictatorship, an inward-looking [regime] which serves only its own interests, and an entire people which is crying out for freedom and desperately seeking, at the risk of its youngest lives, bread, medicine, security, work and fair elections The bishops also told the pope of their total opposition to Mr Maduro's "unnecessary, inexpedient…and dangerous plan" to convene an unelected constituent assembly next month.
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