Romance is in the air; people are feeing open and optimistic.
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You're feeing creative and flirty today, and you're energized to try new things.
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"I'm feeing a sense of pride and humility and immense gratitude," Feige said.
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No, not the sadness that Friends has officially left Netflix, but the unmistakable feeing of dry, itchy skin.
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Love and money planet Venus clashes with your ruling planet Saturn today, Aquarius, and you're feeing lost and exhausted.
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If you're feeing crunched for time in the mornings, these quick and nutritious breakfast ideas are just what you need.
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Another Twitter user, Marc van Voorst, described the quake as feeing like "a heavy truck or train passing by at close range".
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I don't think you would be wrong if you get the feeing that some of the artists in this exhibition agree with Blake.
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Qashqaei said she had seen many Iranian women in Russia for the World Cup, which left her feeing very proud but also frustrated.
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The moon in Scorpio asks you to examine emotions that could be hard to sit with—but you're feeing brave enough to do so!
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"It&aposs a bittersweet feeing in the sense that we&aposre going to lose a great, great advocate for the city of Newburgh," Torrance said.
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You're feeing a little rocky about what you have, material speaking, but soon Mercury will end its retrograde, which will boost your confidence around material matters.
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Venus is the planet of peace, love, money, and beauty, but on an emotional level it's all about feeing valued and understanding what's valuable to you.
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Why it matters: The Pay-TV business is in terminal decline, and in some ways, satellite operators are feeing the losses more than their cable counterparts, who are able to lean more heavily on broadband sales to recoup the losses.
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That feeing is what lies behind the paradox that, in Euro 2008, when Spain won a tournament for the first time after decades of flattering to deceive, the game that was held up as key was the one they hadn't won: the 0-33 draw against Italy in the quarter-final, from which they progressed on penalties.
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Schistura psittacula is a species of ray-finned fish, a stone loach in the genus Schistura. It is found in two rivers in central Vietnam where it inhabits riffles in medium-sized mountain rivers and streams in riffles which have a swift current over gravel beds and feeing on aquatic invertebrates.
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" It was her first acting experience after giving birth to her daughter earlier in the year. On producing the episode, García Swisher stated that she was still feeing the effects of her pregnancy: "Well I just had a baby. I just took a deep breath and I said this is the little mermaid and she's a little voluptuous right now and I'm going to go with it.
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Set somewhere in Vienna in the 1900s (decade), the film opens with a successful surgeon (Morgan), feeing for the affection of his wife (Bruce). As does his brother, a concert conductor (Owen), for his flirtatious gal (Christians). Both women have something in common: they are in love with a philandering painter (Powell). The surgeon's wife contacts the artist and allows herself to be painted while only dressed in furs, with her face covered by a mask.
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The village had a library, a friendly society and a savings bank. A hiring or feeing market was held in July when agricultural workers could seek a new place and set a fee with their employer. The village had three inns and eight ale houses. The population of the parish of Errol in 1801 was 2,653 and 2,012 in 1951; it peaked between these dates at 2,992 in 1831 and declined to 1,891 in 1931. The total number of households in 1951 was 591.
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The JLC also were able to help a number of Jews and non-Jews to escape from Europe, and aided a number of anti-Nazi the underground resistance movements there. At the same time that apathetic, isolationist and anti-war Americans were saying things like this, from an archival clip used in this documentary: "Let the Germans fight their battle, they mean nothing to us," the JLC was busy arranging for aid to get to people who would eventually be part of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Even after the Holocaust was over, the JLC continued to help displaced Jews, sending aid to survivors in refugee camps across the globe, and helping relocate people to the U.S., Canada, Israel and Australia. The enormous loss of life and destruction of Jewish communities throughout Europe during the Holocaust that came despite the JLC's best efforts left many members of the JLC feeing dejected. One of the academics interviewed in the movie laments in retrospect that it was “too little, too late”, but takes some solace from the fact that “nonetheless, it was an expression of fraternity and solidarity”.
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