So, I feel close to getting on board with that.
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It's for good luck and makes me feel close to my husband.
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I get goose bumps, and sigh, and feel close to the earth.
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In many ways, I feel close to Christ in my current form.
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Musically, I feel close to Lambkin's work with The Shadow Ring trio.
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I did feel close to Rory, because she's most relatable when she's low.
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Seeing his face and hearing his voice helps her feel close to him.
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I also thought I'd still feel close to my friends, despite having a kid.
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She's vulnerable, too, and allows for people to feel close to her in that way.
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"I feel close to her with her covers and being in her room," she said.
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Perhaps your partner is just sort of arrogant and aloof, hard to feel close to.
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It's in drawings that I start to feel close to this art and its maker.
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I also tell them that books are another way to feel close to great friendship.
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I have no active quarrels with them but do not feel close to them, either.
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"He made us feel close to him even though he's a very wealthy man," Miari said.
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For years I described myself as someone easy to feel close to without actually being close to.
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These stories make me feel close to Meghan—and better about my own relationship with my dad.
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She often goes there to feel close to Nook, sometimes sleeping in her car at the intersection.
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And other studies have shown that the majority of us want to feel close to our colleagues.
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After all, this is just one more obstacle on a course that must feel close to endless.
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She is reading only books written by people named Margaret, so as to feel close to her.
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Recent research has shown that many of the people we feel close to probably don't reciprocate the feeling.
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"I thought that would be the best way for her to feel close to her dad," he said.
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When I travel, the daily puzzle is one of the things that makes me feel close to home.
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I finish my first resistance training at 220am on Monday, January 212th, and I feel close to throwing up.
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"We chose to get married on his birthday to honor him and to feel close to him," she says.
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My father always wrote notes in the margins, and when I come across them I feel close to him.
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I remember it still smelled of him, and I bent down to his pillow to feel close to him.
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"I thought that would be the best way for her to feel close to her dad," Mr. Thomas said.
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Others were concerned about disappointing or damaging relationships with parents or didn't feel close to a parent at all.
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It was my introduction to a group of people I'd feel close to for the rest of my life.
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But when you step away from everything you've ever known, having confidence in your choices can feel close to impossible.
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It feels like there is a magnetic air of wisdom around him that you can't help but want to feel close to.
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Verlander had allowed just one hit through five innings, but did not feel close to victory with a tenuous 27-21975 lead.
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And the more that they feel close to or respect the person talking about it, the more they might feel like that.
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In all these places, the Wallabies helped me feel close to home, my friends and the only sport I love to watch.
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"If I feel close to nature or feel one with nature, I start to ascribe human-like attributes to nature," Forstmann said.
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The heart shape connector will help you feel close to your SO, even while you're both totally absorbed in your own phone screens.
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The heart shape connector will help you feel close to your SO, even while you're both totally absorbed in your own phone screens.
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But in quiet moments, when she needs to feel close to Alyssa, Alhadeff dabs on perfume from her daughter's pink Victoria's Secret bottle.
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She still has counseling to cope with her loss, and often visits places she went with her sister to feel close to her.
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"We're trying to build the best possible experience for being able to feel close to the people who matter to you," says Stein.
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No matter what you end up talking about, this exercise will help you feel close to your family — even if you are far away.
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A quarter of people in our country cannot name a single person they feel close to [according to Robert Putnam's 2000 book Bowling Alone].
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That path develops relationships where people feel like they have this status and they have this power, but they don't feel close to anybody.
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There's an unconscious tendency to tune out people you feel close to because you think you already know what they are going to say.
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I have people I haven't seen in years who I still feel close to, regardless of physical presence because I connect with them often online.
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Two hundred million people signed on to a microblogging platform that helped them feel close to celebrities and other strangers they'd loathe in real life.
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The search for disconfirming evidence, however, can sometimes be short-circuited, especially when we feel close to the person making an argument we disagree with.
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Anyone who came to Washington Depot to feel close to the women in their lives they had loved Gilmore Girls with probably got that as well.
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Although we aren't in frequent contact, I still feel close to my small circle of girlfriends from college (except for one who's been cold to me).
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The research also found that newer employees were more likely to feel lonely, with 60% of newer employees saying they didn&apost feel close to anyone.
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We take political action, potentially making real political changes, because we feel close to particular groups of people and want them (and therefore ourselves) to be winners.
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"When I am in the mountains, on the glacier, I feel close to myself—I'm far from everybody, there's no technology, and I can think," Azam said.
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How can we unlink the two when the idea of transparency is what so many artists cash-in on to make their fan bases feel close to them?
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"We feel close to the Catalan people, and I hope [Spain] finds a solution to strengthen the role of its regions," he said after the vote in Spain.
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Some of these people have instead reached for issues that feel close to their concerns: trade, crime, the war on drugs, controlling the borders, fear of Islamist terrorism.
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More than three decades of observation has made him feel close to the sun, despite its distance of more than 149 million kms (93 million miles) from Earth.
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Some days, I do feel close to transforming into a person who is no longer preoccupied with changing — until I note the obvious paradox and temper my hopes.
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I wanted to feel close to my favorite star on her birthday, so I decided to eat and workout like Taylor for a week in the lead-up.
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The Onion's Editor-in-Chief Chad Nackers said that some of the Trump administration's policies are hard to cover because they feel close to being satire, according to Politico.
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The only time you'll feel close to cold is if you spend too long in the freezer aisle of the nearest supermarket deciding between a Magnus and a Solero.
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The internet can create a false sense of proximity to people, and in my case, I've been using it to artificially feel close to the people I've lost in life.
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Mendoza-Sanchez started to feel close to them again, hearing all the thoughts she missed from afar and falling back into a routine, as much as possible in another country.
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"That lends itself to the kind of natural discourse that allows us to feel close to each other, that allows us to feel greater empathy to each other," she said.
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After the screening I bought a bag of peanut M&Ms for dinner, like the ones his character tortured himself over in the film, just to feel close to him.
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You have a dopamine release in your frontal lobe, and this causes you to recognize that this is someone who you should be around, who you should feel close to.
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I had no adverse feelings about him, but I did care passionately about the issue and feel close to it in the sense that I had some understanding of it.
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Saturday morning is bitter cold and rainy, and all the coffee I drank to feel close to the Gilmore girls has given me what feels more like a stomach ulcer.
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The tone suits the songs, which occasionally rock, but mostly feel close to their origins as solo demos Mr. Perry cut with only loops and click tracks backing him up.
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Mr. Peñuelas said at a news conference that the exhumation was carried out in complete privacy but had nevertheless created "an uncomfortable situation" for those who feel close to Dalí.
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The interaction of weak welfare provisions, high private payments for healthcare and low job protection has created a large precariat – people who rightly feel close to the edge of economic disaster.
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That was my challenge: To be sure I film her with the right kind of lens and the right compositions so that we feel close to her and what she's thinking.
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Looking up at the night's sky can make us feel close to loved ones who are miles away, or remind us that there's a great big world out there ready to explore.
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Pressed up against a particular corner of the water, we begin to feel close to it, until we realize that the image is out of reach, receding and expanding in directions unknown.
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Instead, he'll remain at his father's trailer, because, much like wearing the Serpent jacket and riding his father's motorcycle, it's a way for him to feel close to his dad no matter what.
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"Put plainly, there exist no black, atheist, liberal Republicans, nor many white, Christian, conservative Democrats who feel close to their groups and identify weakly with their party," write Ms Mason and Ms Wronski.
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However, some Germans who lived in Communist East Germany before the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, learned the Russian language and traveled to the Soviet Union, still feel close to Moscow.
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This type of tech might be necessarily cost-effective right now, and neither of these devices feel close to becoming consumer products you might actually see in someone's offie or home any time soon.
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"To help us feel close to him, my mother was inspired to create the Budgie the Little Helicopter series based on imagining the many adventures brave helicopter pilots would face every day," she wrote.
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My main emotional response to 1917 was to feel close to tears the whole time — not because of any particular plot development, but because of the sheer unrelenting near-death anxiety of it all.
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According to a 2018 Cigna survey, more than 40 percent of Americans feel that their relationships are not meaningful and that they are generally isolated from others; 20 percent rarely or never feel close to anyone.
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"Language is not only a tool for communication, but it ties us to who we are and makes us feel close to one another," said Mr. He, who has spent decades translating imperial Qing documents into Chinese.
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The dish is something Serena and Lily typically make on special occasions — when family is visiting or when they just want to feel close to loved ones that live in Buenos Aires, a 12-hour plane ride away.
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"During these tough times, millions of people are turning to Zenly as a source of information and connection, so that they can feel close to friends and family even when social distancing is keeping them apart," says Martin.
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These include people who like to feel close to nature or embedded within a community, people who live an active outdoors lifestyle, and young high earners who want to make a statement with a unique house in the city.
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He withholds his image from them, he shrouds himself in mystery, and he thunders about the suffering and hard work the people must do in order to feel close to God, something he labors at but doesn't feel himself.
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But as wealth disparity grows, so does the distance all us regular Joes have to the action, so much so that we choose to spend our Saturdays playing on giant unmoving super yachts just to feel close to it.
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The campaign views Mr. Pence as a surrogate valuable for his ability to move Mr. Trump's numbers on the margins by talking about issues like trade to moderate voters in Michigan, a key state in play, and by making donors feel close to the administration.
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So, from a cell tucked in a small California county far away from her home, Aida tries to conjure up memories that will make her feel close to her baby again: like the way his face scrunched up every time he'd let out a faint cry.
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I'm so happy she got this episode to showcase just how good she is, if only for that scene where she and Philip talk candidly and she begs him to have sex with her, just to feel close to him, even if only for a second.
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Even though most of my friends barely used Facebook, the comments my cousins and I leave under fading black and white images of our great aunts and uncles in their glamorous saris and military uniforms made me feel close to relatives I hardly ever see in real life.
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I moved to the US on my own when I was 16, left for two years to study in Europe in between, and ultimately graduated college in the US. I feel close to this country, but it's situations like these that remind me that I may not belong here.
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At times, the long shots create meaning, giving you information and giving you room and time to breathe, to look around and appreciate the very large animal dwarfing a man who seems to have shrunk inside himself; at other times, the long shots feel close to art-film mannerisms.
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Hot Topic reigned supreme as a new movement in our nation called for the commodification of alternative lifestyles in a desperate attempt to feel close to the kind of emotional authenticity that we denied ourselves as we figured out what came after worshipping the shrine of the blond pop icon.
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But people also have sex (of various kinds) in order to have babies, to feel close to people they care about, to demonstrate that they're a particular type of person, to express their creativity, to relieve stress, to gain prestige among peers, to help them fall asleep, to please a partner, to exact revenge, to spark jealousy, to make money, and to dominate or feel power over others.
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An aspiring theatre composer endures a midlife crisis as he approaches 30 and does not feel close to his dream.
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After losing her older brother who was a filmmaker, she decided to pursue filmmaking herself to still feel close to him.
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Three quarters feel close to other Francophone countries. The 2005 census found that 57.7% of the population over the age of 12 could speak French, up from 41.1% in 1987.
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To maintain his clothing budget and his schedule with the ladies, Pateh begins working as a smuggler. Later, Isatou marries Charles, an old man who had never married before. He is the cousin of a Signare. Isatou does not feel close to Charles.
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Nevertheless, he was mostly known for his fiction. The motivation and central idea of his work was illustrating real emotion and undermining false ethics. One common characteristic of Feng's works is realism, dealing with daily life so that readers feel close to the story and enjoy reading it.
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Roxy subsequently hires Whit to work as a contractor on a truck stop business project. With Trevor away in Afghanistan, she begins to feel close to her old flame again, though she resists acting on it. Roxy finds out Trevor is coming home early. She panics and tries to fire Whit, much to the chagrin of her business partner.
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Parker's death also had a major impact on his family. His mother, Davinia, was unable to work for three months after Parker's funeral and came close to attempting suicide on a number of occasions. Parker's room was left largely untouched for three years after the incident because his parents were reluctant to tidy it. They described the room as a place they "feel close to Ross".
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Jymoo is known primarily for his installation projects. His most notable work is "Moon", a large white sphere illuminating LED light. It provided the audience with the opportunity to feel close to the moon and was displayed in a variety of locations around China including a lake, grassland, desert, square, roof and ruins. It received coverage from major media sources including Vice Media in China and Tencent QQ news.
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Anarchists have tended to feel close to Republican authors, e.g., Benjamin Tucker who wrote, "Anarchists are simply Jeffersonian democrats till the last consequences and without fear of it. They believe that 'the best government is that which governs least', and that which governs least does not govern at all", referring to quotes from Thomas Jefferson and Henry David Thoreau.Socialismo de Estado y anarquismo en qué coinciden y en qué difieren .
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La Luz del Mundo teaches that it is the only true Christian church founded by Jesus Christ because it is led by Naasón Joaquín, whom it considers the only true servant of God and Apostle of Jesus Christ in this era. Members believe that this Apostolic Authority allows them to find peace, feel close to God and attain meaning in their lives from the hopes of joining with Christ to reign with him for eternity.
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Other characters include Pig, the rabbit triplets, Raccoon, Bear, Bee, and Nontan's little sister Taatan. When the series first appeared, it was criticized for lacking clear lessons, with some fearing it would promote bad behavior. According to the psychologist , it was precisely because Nontan had some bad traits and occasionally failed that children were able to feel close to him. The series has been used to prepare children for surgery, and analyzed in academic articles.
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The song is about the narrator driving a truck owned by his brother, who died in action in the United States Army. Co-writer Connie Harrington was inspired to write it after hearing an interview on Here and Now with a father, Paul Monti, whose son, Medal of Honor recipient Jared, was killed in Afghanistan while trying to save a fellow soldier. In the interview, he states that he drives the truck to feel close to his son.
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A secret agent named Agent 999 is in trying to apprehend a thief named Rolex. His hunt leads him to a village where residents routinely capture visitors and eat them. Although the cannibalistic ritual has been initiated by the town chief, the villagers feel close to rebelling against him as more of their food has been given to his soldiers than the townspeople. Agent 999 is rescued from the villagers by Rolex, who has been posing at the village chief's assistant.
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Will realises that he and Lyra must separate forever. Will, Lyra and Mary return to Cittàgazze and he cuts a window back into the Oxford of his world. Before they part, Lyra leads him to the University's Botanic Garden where she finds a certain bench, one that also exists in her world in the same place. They promise to return there, every year for the rest of their lives at noon on midsummer's day so they can feel close to one another again.
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Mano Negra's sound is mostly characterized by energetic, lively rhythms, symbolized by the title of their first album, Patchanka, derived from the word pachanga (which is a colloquial term for "party"), and a distinct informality which allows the audience to get involved and feel close to their sound. Mixed music genres are present throughout their albums. Manu Chao is friends with Gogol Bordello and that group has covered Mano Negra's song "Mala Vida" on their own and with Chao beginning in 2006.
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Wardle, pp. 133, 134. His circle of friends expanded, though he never seems to have been particularly close with any but the Lambs and to an extent Leigh Hunt and the painter Benjamin Robert Haydon. His low tolerance for any who, he thought, had abandoned the cause of liberty, along with his frequent outspokenness, even tactlessness, in social situations made it difficult for many to feel close to him, and at times he tried the patience of even Charles Lamb.
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She would never get close to Todd in any way," he said. "This is about a Marty who doesn't remember anything about him, and he starts to feel close to this new person and starts to feel this gratitude for the fact that she doesn't remember this horrible thing he did." Carlivati added, "It is like this new chapter and this new arc. I don't think I would ever attempt to tell this relationship the way we're telling it if she knew who she was.
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As they are parting ways, Tom reveals to Gabe that Beth and David actually had an affair much earlier in their marriage. Gabe shares this with Karen when they return to Martha's Vineyard, changing her perspective of the divorce and feeling hurt Beth never shared this with her. Later that night, they both confess they've grown to no longer feel close to their friends. Karen shares a dream she had of her and Gabe making love next to another couple, who are also them.
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Examples include One Central Park and the Science Faculty building, UTS. The popular Living Building Challenge has incorporated beauty as one of its petals in building design. Sustainable products and processes are required to be beautiful because it allows for emotional durability. Many people also argue that biophilia is innately beautiful. Which is why building architecture is designed such that people feel close to nature and is often surrounded by well-kept lawns – a design that is both ‘beautiful’ and encourages the inculcation of nature in our daily lives.
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Meanwhile, Zeenia and Sareena adjust to life in Pakistan. Sareena remains optimistic and upbeat, forming a bond with her aunt Saniya and Bibi, wanting to stay in Pakistan because being with her relatives makes her feel close to her mother. However, Zeenia remains bitter, angry and upset with her father and insists on going back to the United States. Zain gives Saniya a tape recording in which Zara speaks to her sister and explains her lack of contact, however, it doesn't give Saniya the answers she is looking for.
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From 1753 Roslin exhibited 18 times at the Salon. Roslin's popularity with both his foreign and his Swedish audiences during his lifetime is undisputed. He was one of the foremost portrait painters of his time, widely known for his masterful ability to reproduce his sitters' fashionable garments with their silks, lace, pearls and gold filaments. Roslin's ability to capture the personality of the people he depicted made him popular with his clients and allows us, even today a few hundred years later, to still feel close to the people he painted.
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Knuth's Chinese name is Gao Dena (). In 1977, he was given this name by Frances Yao, shortly before making a 3-week trip to China. In his 1980 volume of The Art of Computer Programming (), Knuth explains that he embraced his Chinese name because he wanted to be known by the growing numbers of computer programmers in China at the time. In 1989, his Chinese name was placed atop the Journal of Computer Science and Technology header, which Knuth says "makes me feel close to all Chinese people although I cannot speak your language".
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Adamme does not like it. He confronts her during dinner and Latoya sheds tears saying she does not feel close to any of the others, that she does not feel the bond of family. Adamme tells her to respect his personal space and not say anything negative in his hearing. :Tricks: :Latoya – front walkover :Stephanie – hitch kick :Katie – triple pirouette :Adamme – Russian leap :Michael – axel turn :Corey – barrel turn :Adamme has lost over 60 lbs :Michael and Corey have both lost over 50 lbs :Episode 9: Temptation City – 2 August 2010 :Remaining contestants travel to Las Vegas.
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Geraldine Beirne, writing in The Guardian, called Restorative Yoga "all about healing the mind and body through simple poses often held for as long as 20 minutes, with the help of props such as bolsters, pillows and straps". The martial arts coach Eric C. Stevens, stating that he found being still more difficult than a "five mile run", was surprised to start the Restorative Yoga class with Savasana (corpse pose), and to see so many props in use - blanket, pillow, eye bag, strap, blocks. He found his mind strongly challenged during the class, and he slept very soundly afterwards. He recommended the practice for people who feel close to burnout.
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Kinski claimed to feel close to them. In My Best Fiend, Herzog says that one of the native chiefs offered in all seriousness to kill Kinski for him, but that he declined because he needed the actor to complete filming. According to Herzog, he exploited these tensions: in a scene in which the ship's crew is eating dinner while surrounded by the natives, the clamor the chief incites over Fitzcarraldo was inspired by their hatred of Kinski. Locations used for the film include: Manaus, Brazil; Iquitos, Peru; Pongo de Mainique, Peru; an isthmus between the Urubamba and the Camisea rivers, Peru at -11.737294,-72.934542, 36 miles west of the actual historical fiction, the Isthmus of Fitzcarrald.
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In fact, it is rare to see an athlete or celebrity without a social media page whether it is Twitter or Instagram. Celebrities use these outlets as ways of branding themselves, by showing people their lives and having fans feel close to them, almost like they are friends, and have a connection through social media outlets such as Twitter and Instagram. Also, to keep more of their fans interested, and to reach as many as possible many celebrities will update daily on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat so their message can be seen by a wider audience. They can keep fans informed on everything from what they want to wear, to their political views.
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Madame Mao is born to a very poor family around 1910 (early enough to have had her feet bound although due to a severe infection the bindings were taken off). She has an abusive father who kicks her and her concubine mother out of the house at an early age. Her mother ends up as a concubine and servant and the young 'Madame Mao' runs away to her grandparents. Anchee Min, the author, seems to attribute a lot of Madame Mao's later actions to her childhood—and that a lot of her incessant claims to power actually come from a need to be desired and to feel close to Mao rather than a deep need for power herself.
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Controversy arose over a skit in which Barend Servet interviewed Juliana of the Netherlands (played by "Ria"); the queen drank sherry and cleaned Brussel sprouts to pretend to feel close to the Dutch people, before throwing them in the trash or donating them to a children's home. The show led to questions being asked in parliament about the depiction of her majesty, and the VPRO was censured by the minister of culture, narrowly escaping having its broadcasting hours cut. For another character from the two shows, Sjef van Oekel (played by Dolf Brouwers), Schippers wrote Van Oekel's Discohoek (1974). It was a breakthrough for Brouwers (already 61 at the time), a former tour guide and hairdresser who had always aspired to becoming a star.
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This carries on throughout the book, and at the end we can see that Lady Runcie Campbell might even have been able to stop the death of Calum. Yet another theme is nature. Calum himself is extremely close to nature - he does not feel close to the human world, but in nature he seems to coexist with it: "it was a good tree [...] with rests among its topmost branches as comfortable as chairs." The situation between these characters within the grounds of the estate is a microcosm for the world at large, where dominating factions (Duror, Nazi regime) have decided to despise and want to get rid of those whom they deem inferior (Calum, Jews and other persecuted peoples in WW2).
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The other characters who populate Out of Africa are the Europeans – colonists as well as some of the wanderers who stopped in Kenya. Foremost among them is Denys Finch Hatton, who was for a time Blixen's lover after her separation and then her divorce from her husband. Finch Hatton, like Blixen herself, was known to feel close to his African acquaintances – as, indeed, do virtually all of the Europeans for whom Blixen expresses real regard in Out of Africa. Blixen limits most of her reflections to those Europeans who were her frequent or favourite guests, such as a man she identifies only as “Old Knudsen”, a down-and-out Danish fisherman who invites himself to take up residence on her farm, and then dies there several months later.
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In all sixteen yōkai tales, at the opening yōkai from each area of Japan would gather at Tosa, and in the end, at drawn the yōkai would disperse and bring the scene to a conclusion. The yōkai have a thick local color, and it is a work that has attracted deep interest as an iconization of the yōkai tales of those times, and the depictions are naively childish, and has been valued as one that allows one to feel close to the yōkai rather than showing their dreadfulness. The fact that it takes in folktales told in Tosa in the Edo period like the Kechibi and the Yamajijii among others is another characteristic that is brought up. In the private collection, it can be seen that they were made from the middle of the Edo period to late Edo period.
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The show provoked national controversy with a skit in which Barend Servet interviewed Juliana of the Netherlands (played by "Ria", one "RiMiCo ladies"); the queen drank sherry, and cleaned Brussels sprouts in order to pretend to feel close to the Dutch people, before throwing them in the trash or donating them to a children's home. The show rose quite a few questions in Dutch parliament about the depiction of Her Majesty the Queen. VPRO was reprimanded by the minister of culture, narrowly escaping having its broadcasting hours cut. While there were plenty of negative reviews, one notable supporter of De Fred Haché Show and Barend is weer bezig was Frans Haks, an art historian and critic who in 1978 became the director of the Groninger Museum (where he became known and controversial for his appreciation of avant-garde art).
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" Director of the Politicon Center for Strategic Researches and Political Consultations in Moldova Anatol Taranu said that he expects a new Obama administrations would not have radical changes and should be a stabilizing factor for Moldova–United States relations and Moldova would continue receiving financial assistance from the U.S. Italian analysts suggested Obama could help ease the European sovereign debt crisis in his second term. Il Sole 24 Ore's political analyst Stefano Folli said: "This is yet another reason for Italy to feel close to the reconfirmed leader [as the United States and Europe know they] either stand together or fall together." Nomisma research institute's Alessandro Politi agreed that the Eurozone's future depends on systemically managing dialogue with the United States to coordinate the differing economic policies of each of its member states. "We need to stop losing time on personal interests.
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During the player traversing linear sections, the game would have brought the multiplayer teams to spawn into or near the upcoming choke point, so that these players would always feel close to the core action of the game. According to Colantonio, this approach required them to rethink how they designed levels; they recognized that they needed to continue to drive the single player forward through the level, unable to have them stop to solve puzzles or analyze enemy movements, while also making some of the choke point areas interesting for the other players. For the game's story and setting, Arkane wanted to create a new intellectual property (IP) for them to build on. Colantonio brought in Viktor Antonov, an artist that had been working for Valve and had helped Arkane with the Source engine during their development of Dark Messiah of Might and Magic (2006).
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In the final years of the British administration of Burma, Aung San became good friends with the second-last British Governor General of Burma, Sir Reginald Dorman-Smith, with whom he would regularly discuss his personal difficulties. In early 1946, approximately a year before his death, Aung San complained to Dorman-Smith that he felt melancholic, that he did not feel close to his old friends in the Burmese military, that he had many enemies, and that he was worried that someone would attempt to assassinate him soon.Thant 248 A little after 10:30 AM on 19 July 1947, a single army jeep carrying armed gunmen in military fatigues drove into the courtyard of the Secretariat Building, where Aung San was having a meeting with his new cabinet. There was no wall or gate protecting the government building, and although Aung San had had been warned that someone may have been plotting to kill himLintner 2003 xii the sentries guarding the building did not challenge or stop the car in any way.
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Banbi took to working with Rinza, a Horror who claimed that she would help Banbi gather the necessary amount of armors, especially that of Garo's, and fend off would-be pursuers, in exchange for being allowed to devour the presumably the owner of the title of Garo, claiming that it would make them immortal. However, that is revealed to be a lie and Rinza had been using Banbi all along, cooperating so as to use the resurrected fallen Makai Knight as a tool to create and activate the Fang of God. Banbi is crestfallen once the ploy is revealed to her and the fallen Knight she resurrected is revealed to be Jinga instead of Judo, whom Rinza deems to be too weak for his intended purpose. As Jinga spirits the now heartbroken Banbi away, who dies shortly after, she is temporarily resurrected in the likeness of Amily, a woman an amnesiac Jinga claims to somehow "feel close to him", and used as a mindless doll to hold Rian off.
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