It's important to feel out the border of the possible.
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I'm just saying exactly what I feel out of love.
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Meanwhile, we should feel out our own case against professionals.
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What used to feel out of the ordinary is now expected.
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"The feel out there, it's not the same," Mr. Vilsack said.
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I feel out of touch with what today really looks like.
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Twelve hours is a long time to feel out of control.
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"I'm 33 years old and I already feel out of touch."
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Until then, you've got to feel out what's good for you.
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Just watching this video will make you feel out of breath.
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They feel out of place, and so they are absolutely necessary.
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The frappuccino wouldn't feel out of place on a Starbucks menu.
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Now, she's speaking with an attorney to feel out her options.
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Regardless, you're likely to feel out of sorts for several weeks.
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Expert opinion: "Breakups make you feel out of control," Larson said.
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I'm just trying to say exactly what I feel out of love.
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It's neat, sure, but it didn't feel out of place to me.
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Keep taking the next step even if you feel out of breath.
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By not supporting 5G, the Razr could quickly feel out of date.
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Feel out what number works for your group, and go from there.
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Of course, receiving a gift card by itself can feel out of touch.
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It's how we seize control of dynamics that often feel out of control.
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Anywhere else, you'll have to use your discretion to feel out what's okay.
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Malls are not the only things that can weirdly feel out of place.
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"So, you can imagine how much noise you feel out there," Nadal said.
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Some conservative tech employees say they feel out of place in Silicon Valley.
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With any new role, it can be easy to feel out of your depth.
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After moving to a new area, it's common to feel out of place initially.
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So you just kind of have to feel out what your friends are into.
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She really does just speak and feel out a situation and sense a situation.
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And you're going to feel out of this world with them on your fingers.
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I'm very open with you guys, and I say how I feel out there.
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Control can also combine with excessive workload to make you feel out of control.
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Thurman gives a devastatingly good performance but she does feel out of place here.
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Now that I've left, I feel out of place in both city and countryside.
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In short, these two options let you feel out your new color with minimal commitment.
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If you are moving too fast and feel out of control, take three deep breaths.
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But if you're not in one of those obvious spots, then feel out the situation.
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"I don't like to feel out of step with my fellow man," the earl says.
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Eleven is another character who wouldn't feel out of place in a Stephen King book.
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When you date a liar, you can feel out of your mind the natural way.
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"I'm deeply interested in flying, so it didn't feel out of the norm," he said.
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Does it make the show feel more authentic, or does it feel out of place?
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The installation is captivating and doesn't feel out of place next to Büttner's abstract works.
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But in your late forties you began to feel out of sorts: burdened, headache-y, doomed.
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Of course, you don't want a job where you constantly feel out of your depth either.
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"You're gonna feel out of place, you're gonna feel foreign, you're gonna feel alien," he said.
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They feel out of control in the wake of the mental illness that lives inside them.
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"When something like this starts to get going, they just feel out of control," he said.
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At first, it didn't feel out of the ordinary — we are used to it in Ghazni.
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Not only did I feel out of shape, having stopped competing, but my tastes were changing.
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Assembly Minority Leader Jon Bramnick acknowledged some Democrats had called Republicans to feel out toppling Prieto.
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I hate the way it disrupts my day, and I always feel out of the loop.
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"It's about 'taking back control' in a world where you feel out of control," he said.
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When Venus and the Sun clash with Uranus mid-month, things will feel out of your control.
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So, when there's an imbalance or tightness, everything else in your body can feel out of whack.
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The viewing experience won't feel out of the ordinary, as MLB Network will be producing the games.
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Even the song Lana wrote coming back from Coachella wouldn't feel out of place on an album.
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So we can play guitar together and kind of feel out how the songs breathe or move.
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Families with toddlers dancing to the beats or playing on hay bales don't feel out of place.
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When Brown asks me why, I tell her that it's probably because I feel out of control.
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But its sharp-edged humor and stereotypes may feel out of step in the identity politics age.
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But its sharp-edged humor and stereotypes may feel out of step in the identity-politics age.
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Indeed, much of the rhetoric wouldn't feel out of place in a speech by Ohio Republican Sen.
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For millennials, generally defined as those 24 to 235, becoming a homeowner can feel out of reach.
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Browne, formerly Hailey Browne, explained to ESPN that he didn't feel out of place on a woman's team.
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It's stupid expensive and makes me feel out of touch to even say this, but I love Kérastase.
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Some of them feel out-of-place skipping a grade or under pressure in an advanced placement program.
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Having too much stuff makes me feel out of control, like entropy is winning, and chaos is imminent.
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"I don't feel out of place, but I don't necessarily think I'm touching on anything nostalgic," he says.
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Holding a Bible with a cross draped around his neck, he said he didn't feel out of place.
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With a story this ridiculous, a bonus chapter or two of silliness would hardly feel out of place.
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Clinton did indeed press the effort, sending two secret emissaries to feel out the Iranians about beginning talks.
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It would be helpful to feel out what path, if any, we have to get them to yes.
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And because estrogen can (paradoxically) act as an excitatory hormone, you may start to feel out of whack.
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This was Toronto's advantage game, with extra rest and preparation time, and it was James' feel-out game.
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Presidents feel out of control of their own lives and sometimes rely on small traditions to feel normal.
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Interesting people are interesting because they feel out their conversational partner to see what sparks that person's interest.
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The song started out as a slow acoustic guitar part that I tried to feel out like Boubacar Traore.
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Trump's rhetoric on Russia terrifies neoconservatives — but Pence's Putin bashing wouldn't feel out of place in the Weekly Standard.
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You may feel out of it, drowsy, or even nauseous the day after the brunt of the hangover happened.
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I'm happy doing it, but I kind of — I don't feel out of place, it's just ... I don't know.
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"I'm pretty familiar with working with my husband, so it didn't feel out of the ordinary," she told PEOPLE.
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This way, you're both able to see one another's body language, and feel out the vibe of the conversation.
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But they couldn't ignore the way Patrick's unique background and hopeful message made people feel out on the trail.
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Still, science has performed better than any other method in helping us feel out the contours of our reality.
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In the mornings, from September to June, my father drives me to school, where I feel out of place.
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"The higher the dew point, the more humidity, and the more uncomfortable it'll feel out there," he told us.
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It will help you feel out what your Taurus finds especially beautiful and will want to share with you.
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You may feel out of control, as if your urge to be with your partner is ruling your life.
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But it's not gender or foreign-policy views that make the show feel out of tune with the times.
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Kind of just kept me in mind of what you want to feel out here and it was awesome.
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Feel out how it might feel to be you a year from now on one of those campuses. Apply.
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Despite it being a unique approach to a Zelda adventure, Cadence of Hyrule doesn't feel out of place at all.
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Instead, many of them feel out of place, unsafe, and unwelcome in Greek life and at the school in general.
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With all that going on, an animated sketch show by a team of Simpsons writers doesn't feel out of place.
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"I feel out of step with the rest of society, and I'm not sure… how to rectify that," she says.
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The fact that it doesn't feel out of place at all on the record is a testament to Ware's talent.
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I played games and looked at hundreds of photos to feel out the Taptic Engine and new color-rich screen.
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The big picture: Cook is also looking to feel out the president more broadly when it comes to economic policy.
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That said, it can also feel out of step with the emotions typically experienced by people as they're growing up.
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I want to feel out how the caucus thinks about what's happening; I want the caucus to have their say.
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Check for recent, newer-generation releases to make sure your shiny new thing doesn't feel out of date next month.
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Communication is key Tough topics may come up in family gatherings, but it doesn't have to feel out of control.
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To find out, Grover let me order a bunch of luxury gadgets for free to feel out the rental vs.
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My heart has ached for them, as they have endured pain and violence that make such hope feel out of reach.
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First-time CEOs and entrepreneurs often feel out of their depth or much less confident about their ideas than they appear.
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He was a bona fide rock star, capable of tracks that wouldn't feel out of place on a Bruce Springsteen album. .
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But just within the general theme of surprise within the game, having a T-rex appear doesn't feel out of place.
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That way, Diaz could share something she was interested in with her boyfriend without making him feel out of the loop.
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If an opposition aspect makes your ego and emotions feel out of step, a square creates flat-out tension between them.
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This allows players to feel out the new character and adjust to whatever meta changes the new hero brings with it.
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Owning property has traditionally been a marker of status and security; two qualities that can feel out of young people's reach.
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I know there's still a lot of other things that I want to do, but they don't feel out of reach.
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To feel out of place while traveling is to "feel the sharp savor of the real," as Janet Malcolm once wrote.
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If you're a mere art lover and not a collector, big art fairs can sometimes make you feel out of sorts.
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Through intermediaries, Mr. Trump's advisers have reached out to prominent lawyers to feel out their interest in joining his legal team.
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The lack of appreciation flows downhill, becomes the norm, and makes rewarding and recognizing someone feel out of place and unwarranted.
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The polling shouldn't be too surprising when you look at how Democrats feel out their own health insurance: they like it.
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Unlike other parties, weddings provide a structured course of events that can be tremendously comforting when you feel out of place.
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Unlike other parties, weddings provide a structured course of events that can be tremendously comforting when you feel out of place.
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It's frustrating, and things feel out of your control—and you might even feel like things are taking place behind your back.
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They've always had a following because what they write speaks true to disenfranchised kids like me who sort've feel out of place.
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I felt the strength in numbers that one can only feel out on the streets demonstrating for something you truly believe in.
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However, Cramer was suspicious of how quickly the technology, soft goods and bond market equivalent plays feel out of favor with investors.
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It's a place we outnumber the singletons, and the people who are not twins are the ones who feel out of place.
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When things go badly in our relationships, it's easy to feel out of whack and want to make sense of it all.
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"It was nice to go last, I guess, and kind of feel out the goalie and see what he gave," said Labanc.
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So many runway accessories (like so many runway pieces in general) feel out of touch with what the majority of people wear.
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Similar to the way jet lag makes you feel out of whack, daylight-saving time is like scooting one time zone over.
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As an adult, I still think Jesus seems like a swell fellow, but I feel out of step with most Christian churches.
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As for the actual LUSV program, the Navy issued a request for information to industry to feel out what might be possible.
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With the Bellas removed from their natural collegiate habitat, the a cappella competitions that once drove the series feel out of place.
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Does the way you look in the bathrooms of some hotel rooms make you feel out of sorts while out of town?
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In 2016, comics came back to Earth to feel out human life, illness, and mortality (examples include Reborn, The Beauty, and more).
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But it's a twist that doesn't feel out of question, as we've seen it happen already, just through the eyes of another family.
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In a (SFW) Skype call, he said the subreddit sees many first-time posters looking to feel out the boundaries of their sexuality.
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That may serve as a good bridge between staying home and going out to a bar where you feel out of your element.
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Patmore to feel out Carson for his thoughts on marital sex, which is both the worst and the best idea of all time.
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Well, software in five years from now where you're having to do anything manual is going to feel out of date and clunky.
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The temperatures are rising faster than Rob Kardashian's follower count, so it's understandable that pants might feel out of the question right now.
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And because a shark's teeth are far more sensitive than its skin, they resort to using their teeth to feel out unfamiliar objects.
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While the bar felt exclusive and many were dressed up, I did not feel out of place in my cozy sweater and clogs.
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They feel at home in the world when they are performing that moral action and feel out of sorts when they are not.
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Many kids feel out of place, frustrated and misunderstood, and are vulnerable to the idea that someone else is responsible for their discontent.
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The fight opens up as a brief feel-out period before Kovalev knocks Pascal down onto the canvas, though officially ruled a slip.
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It should be said, however, that over the several months I tried these glasses out in San Francisco, I didn't feel out of place.
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The photos feel out of left field, but add interesting layers — it's the kind of odd move that makes Martin such a delightful artist.
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It's an intense, terrifying experience that rebuilds the game from scratch and doesn't at all feel out of place on high-end modern hardware.
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I recently had the chance to play a few hours of the game, and the new location didn't feel out of place at all.
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So rather than spending money on things that you get used to, spend it on things that feel out of the ordinary, like experiences.
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Mercury in Virgo highlights a private, intuitive sector of your chart, so insist on getting the time you need to feel out your thoughts.
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Researchers found that a chaotic environment might make it harder to resist junk food, especially when people already feel out of control or stressed.
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Because we have all of that on our wrestling television every week, it doesn't feel out of place with the rest of the show.
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And as the countess Adèle, Sharin Apostolou's clear, penetrating high notes don't feel out of place with the general mellowness of her smooth soprano.
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The slim cut means the boots don't look big and heavy, and don't feel out of place in a café or a classy bar.
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I didn't lose consciousness or feel out of control, but the time did seem to pass more quickly—30 minutes felt more like ten.
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But this week I had hour-long video calls with my favorite people who typically feel out of reach in Chicago and New York.
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Hot people searching for love try to feel out relationships with their roommates, while a group of nosy hosts watch and egg them on.
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"I didn't know how I was going to feel out there but it felt good to be out there with my teammates," he said.
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But when I look at you three, all strong and amazing, I wonder if you ever feel out of place the way I did?
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To be sure, Miss America, which dates back to 1921, can feel out of place culturally in the midst of the Me Too era.
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It's surprisingly danceable, and a pop-minded direction that wouldn't feel out of place on a playlist with Tegan & Sara or Carly Rae Jepsen.
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Armed with a fresh product demo from manufacturers in China, the execs started to feel out major companies that might want to buy Doppler Labs.
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I can take the time to think about a sequence, traverse a location, feel out the corners of a scene and let it sink in.
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Roberts Logan's goal was to show support to other people who feel out of tune with their faith-based communities supporting President-elect Donald Trump.
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It doesn't feel out of the ordinary, as if you were somehow pushing her out of her normal routine to stop something bad from happening.
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Though it may feel out of the way — far, far east on the Lower East Side — there's no missing American Realness once you get there.
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The next time you feel out of step with your regular horoscope, why not read the one associated with your rising or moon sign instead?
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That person also added the meeting included some discussion on tax reform, in an effort to feel out where the Democrats stand on the issue.
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It would feel out of character for Jane to immediately fall for someone the moment she's done mourning the loss of her apparent soul mate.
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Well, it looks like there is no longer any reason to feel out of the loop because this morning it announced some very happy news.
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Sadly, as the characters converge, the rest of the movie loses force; it slackens and then rushes, and the time frames feel out of joint.
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To feel out its capabilities, the ASPIRE system was packed into a purple-striped case, and launched onboard a 58-foot tall suborbital sounding rocket.
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As extravagant as these women's fashion choices are, they never feel out of place because the characters move through the world as though they belong.
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" She continues, "Many kids feel out of place, frustrated and misunderstood, and are vulnerable to the idea that someone else is responsible for their discontent.
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While "Fine Line" is probably a clearer distillation of Styles' thoughts about breakups, "From the Dining Table" wouldn't feel out of place on that album.
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If you're intrigued and want to ask a Virgo out on a date, ask them some questions about food and drink to feel out their taste.
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Yesterday, execs announced a 26-city tour to meet with hosts and local officials — a good opportunity to feel out the market for longer-term rentals.
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The report opens with a respectful acknowledgment of "the 200th anniversary of Karl Marx's birth" that wouldn't feel out of place at a Revolution Books event.
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Thanks to princess seams at the back, it has a tailored look that doesn't feel out of place for weekend errands or low-key outings, too.
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"Although ageism is rare, you may feel out of place at times since most of your coworkers will be much younger than you are," he wrote.
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No one would feel out of place propped up against bar cradling a glass of this stuff — you'd blend in seamlessly with the boozy-beverage crowd.
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We knew there was the possibility that it would feel out of place or not resonate at all, but what&aposs happened is the exact opposite.
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"The OA reminds us it's natural to feel out of place, and tries to instill a little faith in what's to come," said The Daily Beast.
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Some of these photos are odd because the characters in them feel out of place, like this photo of a pair of Darth Vaders sipping tea.
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If users expect to see videos when they open Instagram, then video ads, which are typically more lucrative than static ads, won't feel out of place.
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Read them again, take any nagging sports fandom you feel out of the equation, and think about what he's actually expressing: I'm bored at the office.
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Mayweather commanded the latter part of the fight, landing heavy punches after taking the early rounds to feel out his opponent, who was making his boxing debut.
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It also has just one viewing angle and my least favorite key feel out of any option I tested, though other colleagues didn't mind that so much.
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As entrepreneurs meet with investors, " you can sort of feel out what hits and what doesn't hit, what resonates and make tweaks along the way," he said.
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But his arrangements, ultimately made using a bespoke music system called iMUSE, absolutely capture a Caribbean that wouldn't feel out of place in a Saturday morning cartoon.
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Two of Gambit's top players, Ivan "Spaze" Obrezhan and Dmitry "Hooch" Bogdanov, left in October and Gambit hasn't had enough time to feel out their new squad.
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When it comes to the French approach to foundational staples, a perfect going-out piece like this that makes you feel out of this world is key.
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"The most important thing you can do if your debts feel out of control is to take some sort of action, even if it's small," Shulz says.
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A sexist examWhen Exeler was at university she didn't come up against openly hostile behavior, but little things made her feel out of place as a woman.
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The way I eat today is relatively "normal"—I eat more consistently than ever and I don't feel out of control like I have in the past.
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Many people would love to have played even one game, Edes reminded him, emphasizing that Lomasney should not feel out of place despite such a brief career.
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With all the amazing shows around, it can be tough to find time to watch everything you need to so as not to feel out of the loop.
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Pensive and patient, both men treated the first round as a chance to feel out their opponent and assess the other's timing in a largely uneventful first stanza.
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It was only after she saw Tajima's Uniqlo modest wear collection that Yazid realized modest fashion didn't have to feel out of place in the streets of Tokyo.
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There's nothing wrong with sexualized characters, of course, but these moments, while rare, uniformly feel out of place, especially given the game stars 24- and 24-year-olds.
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I wanted to show that this jock could feel out of place, too, and could find this security in this nerdzone that he ends up finding [with Solomon].
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Last month, Noelle released "Made Of Gold," a catchy single that would not feel out of place following Dua Lipa or Demi Lovato on your next Spotify playlist.
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The older app icon began to feel out of place on the iPhone home screen, as other app icons were updated to better fit Apple's new design language.
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If you feel out of the loop on social opportunities within your workplace, the most direct solution involves planning your own outing and inviting your colleagues to participate.
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"Paul also said she didn't like the red and yellow pillows on the small chair off to the side since they "stand out and feel out of place.
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I also noted that, although Gordon has roots in the classical tradition and writes erudite compositions, Trance's presence in a rock club did not feel out of place.
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And for those seeking less fleshy forms of sexual expression, erotica, fan fiction, and comics provide safe, sexy spaces to feel out the boundaries of their own desires.
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In the dorm, where I was constantly inspired by my peers, I noticed that everyone I talked to played an instrument, which made me feel out of place.
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Threats that feel out of control, like a runaway disease outbreak, prompt a similar response, leading people to seek ways to reimpose control, for instance by hoarding supplies.
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Over the next eight months, Lam would find himself the unwitting central character in a saga that would hardly feel out of place in one of his thrillers.
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You can rock with it if you'd like, but if that makes you feel out of sorts, I'd suggest trying something that makes you feel grounded, like meditation.
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Pro players who have spent the time to learn the match-ups, feel out the situations, notice these things, and in a tournament situation in can create tough situations.
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Fossil-fuel companies like Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips have expressed their support for the Paris Agreement and reportedly, Trump has been calling up private companies to feel out opinions.
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I feel like none of this should work, but the series is so casual about and consistent in its scattered interests, that focused episodes almost feel out of place.
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Aside from damping economic growth, this mismatch of employers' needs and applicants' abilities generates serious social problems — marriage, children and home ownership feel out of reach for many graduates.
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As a journalist with a decidedly non-millionaire salary, I expected to feel out of place in Monaco — but I couldn't know to what extent until I got there.
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"For the first time I can remember, I feel out of place in the country I was born into and the citizenship I've loved my whole life," he wrote.
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To hold the complexity of the work, you have to trace it back to the summer and to all that came before, to feel out and honor the roots.
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Pioneering research like this feels revolutionary and hopeful for people who want to have children and feel out of options, and it could potentially eliminate the need for surrogates.
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When it's time for Dev and Francesca to feel out what it is they have, well, dammit, the series will devote an entire, hour-long episode to that question.
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The hosts' uniformly buoyant approach can also feel out-of-sync when speaking with guests like the artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan, whose work deals with human rights and surveillance.
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Now it sounds early enough though that right now everything's at arm's length because you're being given the opportunity to explore a lot of options, feel out your character.
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What a wonderful experience this is for me: I do not feel my age, do not feel out of place and believe that I have contributed something to them!
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That said, when I'm home alone at some odd hour of the night or morning and I'm in the mood for something new, I sometimes feel out of luck.
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To the actress, it's a symbol of their love, but wait: does this retro gesture feel out of place considering the essay she wrote in Elle UK just last month?
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My hopes is that, like other subscription kits, Unbound will create a "personality quiz" to feel out for comfort level, experience, necessity and preferences when it comes to sex products.
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The goal is to provide players ample time to feel out the different classes and the best way to do that is with a character with an established skill tree.
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Interestingly, "Movies" feels musically indebted to film, and opens with the sort of electronic oscillations which wouldn't feel out of place in the background of a scene in a thriller.
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Sometimes Benjamin3 preferred talk of mission details to this sort of talking around, but he still let Jasmina talk around because this was what humans did to feel out emotions.
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She said she found it sat naturally underneath her thumb while she was using the device, and was easy to instinctively feel out without having to look at the phone.
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"We feel out of the loop in San Antonio because we do not have access to the same assistance programs the other fire survivors have in Butte County," Connell said.
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It's nothing if not a straight telling of one of the least controversial portions of the Bible that wouldn't feel out of place as a special attraction in Sunday School.
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They booked three sessions: one to feel out the sound of the space, the second to put that knowledge into practice, and a third to patch in any missing details.
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After all, this is a tolerant place, and if you're a vegan who owns a Prius and an extensive record collection but no TV, you won't feel out of place.
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"For people who feel out of control in other parts of their lives, such as they're going through a bad breakup or there's an illness in the family," Benson says.
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Crate Cafe The most popular of the stylish cafes sprouting up along one of Canggu's main streets (also named Batu Bolong), Crate wouldn't feel out of place in Venice Beach.
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There will be fewer high-level diplomats to run parallel talks, fewer midlevel officials to assist and brief the president, fewer analysts to feel out North Korean intentions and capabilities.
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Allies as well as enemies feel out of control as they have to wait and see what storms are brewing in the U.S. president's Twitter feed, about to be unleashed.
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White House aides have already begun conversations with Senate and House members on the agreement to feel out where they stand and have mobilized senior officials to start pressuring holdouts.
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Because the snout looked very similar to that of the platypus, the team concluded that the prehistoric reptile may have used its muzzle to feel out prey like a platypus.
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Michael Smith asked his congregants to dress down, so that people who had lost their belongings in the flooding wouldn't feel out of place in T-shirts and flip flops.
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Songs like "Can't Compete" boast menacingly bass-y synth riffs and Lukea's piercing yelps while single "Diamonds" pulsates with a beat that wouldn't feel out of place in Caribou's catalogue.
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It's tantalizing to see how good a game like this could be, only to be let down again and again with elements that would feel out of date 10 years ago.
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There's nothing inherently wrong with that, but these dice were so invisible, and so seemingly inconsequential to the character arcs we've been following for decades, that they feel out of place.
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They're gonna feel out of place, they're going to be socially inept, because, not only that, they're in a whole entire new era than the one they were just familiar with.
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It's also to feel out the space — talk to customers, examine buying patterns, and see what this new category could be in the grand scheme of the (still relatively small) business.
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Unlike the addictive and demanding Pokémon game, AM&CB is designed playful, creative experiences that allow the artists to feel out the reality's borders in a fun and low-pressure way.
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If a child is advanced in learning compared to other students, that advanced child will feel out of place because they already know what to do and want to get ahead.
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A pair of swirling ropes, two turners to maneuver them and at least one jumper to feel out the rhythm, slip seamlessly in between the ropes and bounce in perfect time.
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Though we live in a progressive community, I sensed how these two young black girls must sometimes feel out of place being raised by gay dads who didn't look like them.
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When you're at a higher altitude, there's significantly less air pressure than if you were at sea level, so your lungs have to work harder and you may feel out of breath.
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" Carrying debt can make you feel out of control and dependent on other people: "You walk into an interview and you need that job because you have to pay for your debt.
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Although I was relieved to finally have a diagnosis after years of suffering, the more time I spent around doctors and medication it made me feel out of control of my life.
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I've spilled a fair bit of ink discussing the ways in which I sometimes feel out of place in Canada and also diving headfirst into Canadiana in an attempt to remedy that.
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Without pre-planning (which I doubt many people do), there is no editing, no chance to look over your entire story and feel out its narrative before hitting that terrifying publish button.
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I also missed our Slack check-ins where we catch up on what everyone's working on—it's funny how quickly you feel out of touch and, to be honest, a bit lonely!
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"When people feel out of control, they are going to act out against people who are closest to them, and in that plane, it is only a matter of inches," Nelson says.
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The Playboy Club is trying to enliven an decades-old brand with deep associations, many of which feel out of sync today, for a generation of customers who appreciate a brand experience.
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Prince's first major hit — released in 1979 — was a fairly straightforward disco track, sung in a Barry Gibb falsetto with a guitar part that wouldn't feel out of place on a Chic song.
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Informed by Tyrion that Jon Snow has a legitimate claim to the Iron Throne, Varys doesn't bide his time, play his cards close to his chest, or even cautiously feel out Tyrion's reactions.
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There are beat 'em up action scenes that feel like Streets of Rage, and there's a bullet hell shooter sequence that wouldn't feel out of place on a dinged-up old arcade machine.
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Whereas the dining room once consisted of one long wooden table, it's now a more formal affair, with furs thrown over chairs that wouldn't feel out of place in a Brooklyn Heights apartment.
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"It firmly felt like the kind of call you make when you're trying to feel out if someone has the interest and/or standing to bring a lawsuit," Salsbury told the Huffington Post.
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With the bulk of the nominees coming from premium networks and streaming services, viewers who primarily watch network shows may feel out of the loop, possibly accounting for some of the diminished interest.
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With the bulk of the nominees coming from premium networks and streaming services, viewers who primarily watch network shows may feel out of the loop, possibly accounting for some of the diminished interest.
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"I think when we go on those happy hours meeting new roommates I think we can sort of feel out like is this someone we feel comfortable with and that helps," Reading said.
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It's unlikely we'll get a song as singular as Kanye West's "Ultralight Beam" anytime soon, so best to linger on it, feel out its grooves and curves, allow it to seep into the pores.
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So developers can feel out the space with a relatively low profile, until there's a proven market for Apple to highlight — the way apps or games weren't originally a central selling point for iOS.
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But recently he has attacked rivals from both parties, amplified his tough talk on terrorism and warned in more dire terms than usual that many Americans feel out of place in their own country.
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In this way Apt Pupil is comfortably the darkest story in Different Seasons — it wouldn't feel out of place in King's later collection, Full Dark, No Stars — but it's also a gripping page-turner.
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For Putin, who has denied all allegations that his government oversaw a widespread attempt to sway the US political contest, a meeting could act as a way to feel out Trump on the issue.
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When she saw other students staring at her and whispering, she wanted to leave and never come back — just as they might feel out of place when they get to college, she tells them.
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In many ways, the clientele matches the vibe and the design: attractive, sleek, and often stunning, but never so precious or pretentious that you'd feel out of place in your flip-flops or jeans.
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Despite this high level of buy-in to BDSM, I felt—and feel—out of place among the black leather, metal fasteners, and flat-top caps that most widely define how my kink looks.
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But it also included lines that wouldn't feel out of place at a campaign rally, including a jab at the "dishonest media" for what he claims is a failure to report on terrorist attacks.
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And while juggling responsibilities at home and at work can make a good night's rest feel out of reach, there is one simple change you can make to start improving the quality of your sleep.
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In the push towards gender equality, women in the workplace face challenges that often feel out of their control — out-dated corporate policies, sexist colleagues and managers with subconscious hiring preferences, to name a few.
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If you still feel out of touch with your horoscope, feel free to take a break and check back after some time has passed — maybe at the start of a new month or lunar cycle.
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One thing does feel out of place: The columbarium is plastered with large signs urging people to do the right thing by scattering their relatives' ashes, be it over the ocean or in public gardens.
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You can rest assured that they'll hold you in, and if you're looking for true basics that won't soon feel out-of-date, picks like the Anya Balconette Swim Top ($59) are a good bet.
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As a sign that dwells in the realm of ideas, Geminis can feel out of their element during something as earthy and physical as sex, and they sometimes deal with this by attempting dirty talk.
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That's not just a polite way of saying punk is dead; but it's true that the way punk traditionally approaches disruption does feel out of step with our sleek, contemporary Muskian understanding of the term.
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It's when things feel out of control sociologically, culturally and politically, and the way you deal with it is you go into a dark theater and you share something terrifying with a group of strangers.
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That vocabulary has long since fallen out of vogue, but it doesn't feel out of place here, since von Donnersmarck is essentially trying to use the tools of kitsch to illuminate the mysteries of art.
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Characters like Glover's Earn, his on-and-off girlfriend Vanessa (Zazie Beetz), and rapper cousin Paper Boi (Brian Tyree Henry) feel out their scenes, like they're also watching the TV show of their lives unfold.
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Bradford, Vikings drub Saints, spoil Peterson's return MINNEAPOLIS — For the first quarter Monday night, the Minnesota Vikings and New Orleans Saints traded long field-goal drives, seeming to feel out the opponent and a new season.
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This mercenary approach might feel out of place, but I don't resent the in-app purchases—everyone's got to eat, app makers and meditation teachers alike (for the latter, at least, you know, in between fasts).
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It's a reasonable price, but as the pair file past him to the glass arena doors, barely breaking stride, their decision makes more sense: sometimes people who have tickets just like to feel out the market.
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There's a tongue-in-cheek, almost camp vibe to some of the characters, and while they might feel out of place in a traditional film, in the context of virtual reality, they have a playful whimsy.
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It can feel malicious, but at the end of the day they're just upset with you that you're not doing it perfectly because not doing things in a perfect way makes them feel out of control.
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In keeping with the title of the collection—one meaning of "devotion" is a private act of worship—many poems here would not feel out of place in a religious service, albeit a rather unconventional one.
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If you're ready to take the leap, take your Taurus out on a dinner date, but bear in mind that this sign is strongly opinionated, so feel out their favorite restaurants in advance, if you can.
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Nearly every character delivers a speech that wouldn't feel out of place on "Rachel Maddow" or "Tucker Carlson," and occasionally an omniscient narrator interrupts to explain the broader implications of, for example, the 2008 housing crisis.
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Almost every president since has similarly indulged, up to Mr. Obama's decision to dispatch Jake Sullivan and William Burns to feel out an opening with Tehran that laid the groundwork for the 2015 Iran nuclear deal.
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Congress then should reform the Higher Education Act (HEA) and permit students to apply education support funding to skills training programs beyond traditional academic degrees that feel out-of-reach for many students and job seekers.
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A Senate Democratic staffer said it was clear Pence is trying to feel out where moderate and vulnerable Democrats are on the nomination fight, as part of a push to get to a filibuster-proof 60 votes.
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But here, shoring up the overt politics I came in cheering for, she's not only more relaxed vocally but gets true band feel out of shifting personnel anchored by drummer Chris Davis and bassist-guitarist Jimmy Horn.
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"(Attenborough) has had so many jobs and done so many things that doing a slightly absurdist show about him doesn't feel out of place," Neenan said, who wears heavy-rimmed spectacles and adopts Attenborough's distinctively earnest style.
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"Where the parents feel out of control, where they're very unhappy, where they observe significant differences in a playground setting or a playroom between their child's play and others," Dr. Hopkins said, families may need extra help.
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It's also a great way to "feel out" a story, theme, or narrative, which is why professional sound studios often have physical sound systems built into their chairs so that audio engineers can literally feel the music.
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Without the BrainPort, Weihenmayer's climbing style is inelegant but astonishingly fast—a spidery scramble with arms and feet sweeping like windshield wipers across the wall in front of him in order to feel out the next hold.
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Final Fantasy XV is keen to promote visual spectacle, with the wide vistas and sumptuous cutscenes (although the ones taken from Kingsglaive feel out of place), and generally revel in the aesthetics made possible by the hardware.
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McGregor did come out full of fury and menace but Mayweather, long regarded as one of the finest defensive fighters in history, left few openings as he used the first three rounds to feel out his opponent.
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White House officials have been engaging Senate Republicans to feel out how they might influence the process and keep it from getting dragged out, even as Trump himself itches for a theatrical fight to clear his name.
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But my feeling, leaving Eisenhower and moving on to Kennedy, was a man who was starting to feel out of time himself — that he had trouble coming to grips with a world that kept moving quickly on.
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The sleek, modern designs of the equipment in Ridley Scott's Prometheus doesn't mesh well with the well-worn Nostromo in Alien, and the elegant lines of the Star Wars prequels feel out of step with the original trilogy.
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"Many of us in the Muslim community have not received any information about the process for hearings.....so many of us in the community very much feel out of the loop," said Wellington-based community advocate Guled Mire.
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The show does a remarkable job of capturing what it's like to feel out of place — for both older people trying to fit in with a younger crowd, and younger people trying to prove themselves in the workplace.
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I finally make a cup of tea and some toast with peanut butter and get dressed, but still feel out of it, so I continue to work from my couch under a layer of blankets and my dog.
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In that scenario, the meeting was essentially part of anti-Magnitsky lobbying: Veselnitskaya was trying to feel out if the Trump team would be willing to lift Magnitsky sanctions in exchange for the Kremlin lifting its adoption ban.
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In a news conference on Wednesday, the French Open's tournament director, Guy Forget, suggested that because some WTA events had similarly sized main stadiums, the women would not feel out of place competing in a 5,000-seat site.
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As varied as Roupenian's stories are, they all clearly come from the same brain, one of those brains that feel out-of-this-world brilliant and also completely askew — like those of Karen Russell, George Saunders, Mary Gaitskill.
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But with an average sale price that exceeds $4 million in Manhattan, or more than twice the $1.6 million average for previously lived-in units, brand-new condominiums can feel out of reach to all but a few.
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It makes me feel out of place, like a really gay goose who just wants to flap her wings to some Robyn and Missy Elliott but finds herself in a pub in Wrigleyville on a Cubs game day.
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The fortunes of the Bucks and Brewers are followed in unpretentious taverns that wouldn't feel out of place on a rural crossroads, and traditional meat-and-potato eateries are as patronized as the latest farm-to-table restaurant.
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"Sex addiction has become the label du jour to explain why people without an understanding of their own desires now struggle and feel out of control in a world that's increasingly sexually permissive," said David Ley, a psychologist.
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Indeed, as the real world becomes smaller because of tightening immigration laws, inhospitable land, or even just shrinking economies, these expansive digital environments might simply begin to feel out of touch, like anachronistic hangovers from a more open era.
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The times being what they are though, with divisions widening and tempers flaring, they say they feel out of step with a Republican Party (and, in a way, politics at large) that is more interested in conflict than conciliation.
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The album-opening lead single "Leona" is bursting with "ba da da das" that wouldn't feel out of place next to a Third Eye Blind song on '90s rock radio and lush guitars that take notes from the Cure.
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"If you're not a white person, and especially if you're an Indian, it would make you feel out of place -- it wouldn't make you feel too good about yourself," said Hutchinson, a member of the Northern Arapaho Tribe in Wyoming.
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"You gotta feel out the crowd," Trump, 69, explains to PEOPLE, as the crowd begins chanting his name once more, a sign that the protestor (Trump would call him an "agitator") had been successfully removed from the Tucson Convention Center.
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Because I was new to consulting work, and because I had been warned that I would feel out of my depth for a while, I was not surprised to find that I felt overwhelmed by the demanding nature of the work.
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While the treadmill does operate manually without requiring the screen to be on or being connected to the internet, without it, you'll have to feel out the speed and incline on your own as you adjust the wheels on the sides.
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By contrast, if you're on a number four Life Path and make risky decisions, splurge on unnecessary expenses, or skip your annual medical checkup, Bender says you're likely to feel out of your element and more than a little aimless.
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From happiness to heartbreak, and all the way back again, each of Trudy & The Romance's songs feels like a Richard Curtis vignette, delivered with a doo-wop bounce that wouldn't feel out of place in a dusty, backwater drive-thru cinema.
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His aesthetic, which wouldn't feel out of place in the downtown New York dance scene, is a poetic mix of Yvonne Rainer, the postmodern dance legend who embraced pedestrian movement, and Darcel — or Darcel Leonard Wynne — the glamorous "Solid Gold" dancer.
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We'll do the show, which is Paul Mecurio comes out and warms up the house, then we'll come out and play a short set, then Stephen will come out, and he'll feel out the audience, kind of a Q&A.
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Dyan McKie, a Melbourne, Australia resident and the brand manager for family adventures at Intrepid Travel, said she and five-year-old her daughter, Beatrice feel out of place when they're around two-couple families on their frequent travels together.
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Many young men and women feel out of control or that they don't have support for the traumas they're experiencing, and I think paying attention to that and providing support would create a world where we have less acts of violence.
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In broad terms, let's say that you're a team of 30 white dudes, chances are that you won't be able to hire non-white men and you're going to miss out on some great applicants — they'll feel out of place in your company.
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"Retune" sounds like bubblegum stuck to a PC Music edit; "1804," which features a tinny patois vocal, feels like a Caribbean dance party; "Five Four" channels UK grime and Baltimore club; and "Florida" wouldn't feel out of place on a Grimes album.
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A simple, muted riff slinks into earshot, weighed down by distortion and the measured thud-thud-thud of the drums; the first few moments wouldn't feel out of place on In Utero (or Live Through This)—that is, until the vocals kick in.
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Jennifer M. Silva of Bucknell University has in recent years studied young working-class adults and found a profound sense of economic insecurity in which the traditional markers of reaching adulthood — buying a house, marrying, landing a steady job — feel out of reach.
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Thanks for coming to the first of what will be a twice weekly informal town hall, where we can reach out, give feedback to our co-creators, and generally tap into the love (emoji) that I feel out there — yes, even from sales.
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It's weird, at first, but after a few minutes of violently jerking your head around to feel out how extreme the effect can be, you settle into a more natural and stationary mode of watching and hearing something, where the head-tracking is barely perceptible.
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If you're afraid that following your hunger cues would lead you to eat "too much," and if you're skipping or skimping on meals in anticipation of eating sweets or other "fun" foods, you're setting yourself up to feel out of control with those foods.
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Two years later, In Yer Face, from third album Ex:el, gave them their highest singles chart position, placing the emphasis on an industrial wall of sound aesthetic that wouldn't feel out of place amid the more ethereal moments of a Surgeon live set today.
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Stratton, too, champions his animators in this regard, asserting that their ability to convey such a tale of badassery through actions and motions alone gave them the courage to return Doom to roots that would normally feel out of place in a modern game.
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It was my second summer interning in this lab, and my screen tees didn't feel out of place—I had a friendly rapport with my mentor, a graduate student I'll call Dana (not her real name), and we bantered while we worked on our experiments.
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Georgetown University psychiatrist and professor Norman Rosenthal—the man who first discovered SAD—believes too much sunlight may cause spikes in melatonin production and disrupt the body's natural circadian rhythms, making it feasible that people can feel out of sorts in particularly nice weather.
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They are caught in the no-man's land between being treated by adult oncologists, who may not be sensitive to these concerns, or by pediatric oncologists, where they may feel out of place sitting in an infusion chair receiving treatment next to a child.
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As a test I met friends at a notoriously messy East Vancouver karaoke night, and while it was torturous listening to drunk people howling that one Sheryl Crow and Kid Rock song into a microphone, I didn't feel out of place in my wobbly, delayed state.
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"Brainville" (2016) and "I Felt in Love with this Piece of You" (2017) use mental landscapes to suggest that gender resides inside the brain – the transgender subjects might feel out of sync with their assigned gender but the moth suggests their authentic truth might be a metamorphosis.
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In November and again in December, Mr. Schumer summoned to his office a dozen moderate Democrats known to have relationships with Republicans to make a request: They should feel out their Republican counterparts in the chamber on the Ukraine matter and the looming trial, and report back.
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And while it does feel out of place on the deck of the Enterprise, given Star Trek's history of diversity and inclusiveness, it's possible that jokes featuring a racist robot or banal, sexist arguments about leaving the toilet seat up will bring something new to the Trek table.
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Pete Buttigieg appeared to become emotional during a campaign event in New Hampshire on Tuesday, arguing that his early lead in the 2020 Iowa Democratic caucuses "validates" a sense of belonging for children in America who feel out of place in their communities or among members of their families.
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The argument of the exhibition — that photography should take its rightful place within art history — is borne out by the fact that Sander's photographs do not feel out of place side by side with other, later photographs, or with drawings by David Smith or constructions by Sol Lewitt.
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If the worrying and sleeplessness feel out of control, or you're suffering from constant panic attacks — or if you are using alcohol or drugs to cope, or have other mental health concerns — call your primary care doctor to put you in touch with a mental health care professional.
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Yes, the pomp and circumstance of an "America's Parade" — expected to draw 8373,000 spectators along Fifth Avenue on Friday morning — might feel out of place in a city where many residents are trying to comprehend how the now president-elect, Donald J. Trump, emerged victorious after a brutal campaign.
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Honor student Makoto Niijima and corporate heiress Haru Okumura may feel out of place in the world around them, but when it comes to being an outsider, their fundamentally privileged and secure positions don't give them the first idea of what it means to really be isolated and out of place.
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Trump was the master of turning politics into reality TV, making it seem easy to turn every news appearance into a chance to say something that wouldn't feel out of place being scored with "Can you believe he said that?!" music during an otherwise dull episode of America's Next Top Model.
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But mediating what children are exposed to across platforms is getting more challenging with the ever-increasing amount of kid-targeted content and algorithms pushing out the next piece of content that can feel out of parents' control, said Shelley Pasnik, director of the nonprofit Center for Children and Technology.
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"Consideration," SZA's Rihanna collaboration, found its way into the middle of the set like a missing piece of Ctrl, and while it's hard to make a Rihanna song (or even a Rihanna duet, as "Consideration" is) sound like anything other than a Rihanna song, it still didn't feel out of place.
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In the video, Bofale smiles before amidst greenery, pastels and flowers, folding paper and playing along to the song, a jaunty rock song with its share of unfurling guitar leads that wouldn't feel out of place on a Felt record, or a Captured Tracks release from the early part of this decade.
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It's a nebulously legal ploy to profit off the poor and give to the rich, and the only folks who benefit are those at the tippy top of the pyramid (here represented by Ted Levine as Obie Garbeau, a mustachioed cowboy type who wouldn't feel out of place in The Big Lebowski).
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The program is funded through the next three years, with hopes of expanding into a permanent fixture of NYC culture, giving underserved New Yorkers access to the resources that surround them that may feel out of reach or intimidating for many residents due to economic or immigration status, ethnicity, and language barriers.
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MT-C's could work on already established teams in the hospital and enter orders into the electronic medical record, make needed phone calls, communicate with nurses on basic care issues and provide assessments of patients having clinical issues with a directive to call in a superior if they feel out of their depth.
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It's almost like a sketch in my head: I'm going to move things, and walk and feel out the work and then in the end I have a clear image of how I want the piece to look, and then I 3D render it and share it with people to figure out how to make it.
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Yes. In general I thought the original mix was a little thin when compared to both Jane Doe and No Heroes, so I tried to have a low end content that was more similar to those two records so that if you were to listen to the Converge catalogue sequentially it wouldn't feel out of place.
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It's a beautiful, sturdy steel frame bed that wouldn't feel out of place amidst the wares at a place like Design Within Reach—but unlike the similarly priced bed frames of DWR, the Dore Alley Bed can be converted into a fully functional BDSM dungeon with the addition of a few restraints or a sex swing.
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Last week, six senior members of Deutsche Bank's metals and mining investment banking team, which was responsible for overseeing deals in the coal industry, said they were decamping for Jefferies, a smaller, scrappy New York investment bank that has a knack for scooping up investment bankers who increasingly feel out of place at larger, more heavily scrutinized global banks.
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"Today I am here in the country, so I think I am free to deliberate further on the issue, to explore and go down and talk to people in the street ... so there's a chance now to investigate more and see exactly what is needed ... to feel out if this is the logical choice," Shafik said.
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But at a time when Western women are marching for their rights; when media coverage has shed long-overdue light on the various horrors women face in the workplace, from sexual harassment to the pay gap; and egalitarian marriages can still somehow feel out of reach — isn't it natural that we might be drawn to the escapist fantasy of a matriarchal society?
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For Ms. Gillibrand, Ross Offinger, a former fund-raiser for the New York senator, has quietly been reaching out to donors to feel out interest in a pro-Gillibrand super PAC, floating the name of Bill Hyers, who ran Ms. Gillibrand's first campaign for the House in 2006 and served as Martin O'Malley's campaign manager in 2016, according to a person familiar with the calls.
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Nor is it clear that at the moment they would want to trash the U.S.-led institutions that have anchored the global economy and political order since World War II. But look for the mutually distrustful pair to feel out ways to transition to a new world in which a loose grouping of China, Russia and their allies can become more or less the geopolitical equals of the West.
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It was a snapshot of a country in turmoil: Drawing equally on the sonics of grime and the politics and energy of punk, the King of Northampton fires his way through slurred bars, transporting the listener to a world where posh girls make him feel out of place, he hides drugs at his friend's house, and his dear old single mum is the only Queen of England he respects.
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Indeed, every single episode of Atlanta starts from the sort of time-honored sitcom premise that wouldn't feel out of home on I Love Lucy: Earn comes into a windfall and tries to take his girlfriend out, only to have the night ruined; Alfred's friend Darius (Lakeith Stanfield) tries to reason with a stranger whose ideas about the world mark him as an oddball recluse; Alfred gets roped into the schemes of a local businessman.
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" Here are some of the former first lady's other blunt takes on what awaits the class of 2023: A child of Chicago's South Side, Obama told students — in the parlance of kids these days — that they can expect to feel out of place on campus and to question whether they belong, whether they are smart enough to succeed: "No matter how much you may front [or fake it], there's a part of you that's wondering whether this was a mistake and whether I belong … because those were the messages I had going on in my head, and they still come up through life.
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Drake: Besides, I have more pressing issues, like why Beyoncé keeps killing my envoys... *PND walks into the studio* PND: yoDrake: wahgwan badman ting top bwoy *PND walks back out* Drake: This guy 40: So listen to this joint me and Metro did for youThe beat: If Young Metro don't trust you, I'm gon sh— *Drake proceeds to feel out a trap beat that old white women would run bathwater to* Drake: UnhDrake: OhhhhDrake: Baby, don't answer your phone when I'm aroundDrake: Baby don't answer that phone, no no noooooDrake: Is that another nigga on the phone?
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