Over 60% said buying a cheap flight feels better than hanging out with friends, and 70% said it feels better than drinking beer or wine.
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But it feels better than many other things I've done.
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"He feels better today," A's manager Bob Melvin said Tuesday.
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It is sooo good, and it feels better than pizza!
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The fest is emptier today, and feels better for it.
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The G27 feels better as well with its glass back.
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Because when your phone looks different, it somehow feels better.
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Also, [they say] that not using a condom feels better.
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"Grow a sense of humor, it feels better than indignation."
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"Nothing feels better than food for the soul!" she wrote.
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And he feels better when he looks thinner and healthier.
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Fans of bareback sex say that it just feels better.
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But Mnuchin has said he feels better suited to the Treasury.
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Eating healthier just feels better & obviously looks better hahaha lol BOOM!
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During weekly counseling sessions, the woman now reports she feels better.
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You know what feels better than hanging up on a robocall?
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The Pen-F, then, feels better suited for more contemplative photography.
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Winning feels better than losing no matter what you're playing for.
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Move in the direction of something that feels better than worse.
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Today, Mr. Scott is no longer taking narcotics and feels better.
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Some bodybuilders will tell you that it feels better than coming.
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We still believe having "something going on" feels better than crickets.
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"Choose to be optimistic, it feels better," said the Dalai Lama.
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He knows what he feels better than he knows what he wants.
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I know that it feels better-made than any Pixel before it.
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There, the Virgo full moon feels better now, having gotten that out.
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Nothing feels better than a little regression, from time to time. Toy?
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"It feels better and hopefully it gives you some momentum," Girardi said.
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"Nothing feels better than a flat-smack," he says with a laugh.
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It feels better and more well-earned at this age than ever.
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" — Lenge Hong, 51, East Village "Everyone looks and feels better in layers.
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Arm feels great, mind feels better, heart feels even better than that.
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I will wait until she feels better, then discharge her, too. More.
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But Gronkowski says since retiring in March, he feels better than ever.
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It drives better, looks better and feels better inside than its competitors.
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"Heat illness is really brutal, so I hope she feels better," Williams said.
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"We can't just look at one side because it feels better," she said.
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Clinical outcomes are often in free text fields — 'the patient feels better today.
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Nothing feels better than a comedy that celebrates inner and outer beauty equally.
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Nothing feels better than you having an idea and it coming to life.
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It's like having sex with or without a condom: One just feels better.
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And the question that we have to ask ourselves is which feels better?
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"Whenever I smoke it, my whole body feels better," she said in Chinese.
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"If it looks good, it feels better," explains co-owner Jonathan Felix-Lund.
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With Durant's help, Frazier says he feels better equipped to pursue his passions.
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Nothing feels better than putting away all your winter running gear for the summer.
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She and her husband Patrick are hoping to move there once she feels better.
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After you've had some missteps in love, nothing feels better than getting it right.
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Overall it just feels better, with a more solid design and better realized layout.
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"Danny feels better after a couple of days off," Mariners manager Scott Servais said.
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It feels better to hold than to look at it, to be quite honest.
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This feels better than I can possibly explain, even in this era of uncertainty.
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Regardless, it feels better than the Master 2S, and that's all that really matters.
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"Every day for him, he feels better and better," Thunder coach Billy Donovan said.
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I talk about my uncle's death because it feels better than acting like everything's fine.
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Wow, that feels better already [sound of knuckles cracking] TC: So, Mark, let's talk hardware!
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"It feels better anyway to nourish yourself afterward with something clean and homemade," says Perkins.
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They will wait until Justin feels better and is excited about planning their wedding again.
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My colleague Hannah says she feels better when she puts her hair in French braids.
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And so on, until the bunny feels better — and, chances are, your toddler does too.
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My dad has eight kids, and we all get along, and it feels better, fuller.
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All in all, Singer is happy with the transformation and says she feels better than ever.
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So essentially, scoring a cheap flight feels better than having a social life, alcohol, or Netflix.
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"I was like, this feels better than anything I've done as an artist before," he explains.
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A baby cries, a breast or bottle is offered; the baby sucks until she feels better.
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The weight and balance also feels better, and the subtle changes make for a better headset.
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The team feels better, and we are in a better mood and everyone is more aggressive.
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She says she's a little under the weather ... and will only perform when she feels better.
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The cancer is gone, he feels better, and also, he's a mechanical being stuffed with guns.
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It's not like we're changing a lot of numbers, but it just feels better, higher quality.
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The CX-5 looks, drives and feels better than anything else I've driven in the class.
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"Every year it feels better and better just because we're adding to the legacy," Biles said.
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As someone who also went home from work early sick, I hope he feels better, but dang.
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I like the look of both, but if I close my eyes, the MacBook just feels better.
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We adjusted, and we're still trying to find the sweet spot, but we think it feels better.
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"He was a little sore (Monday) but he said he feels better today," manager Brad Ausmus said.
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This phenomenon — in which someone feels better after receiving fake treatment — was once dismissed as an illusion.
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But the update does add a structure that feels better-suited to a game on your phone.
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Luck is set to return to practice on Tuesday if his foot feels better in the morning.
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When you have too much to do, it just feels better to work than to go home.
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I don't know why, but getting through a Thursday always feels better to me than a Friday.
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If my Space Marines are still fighting your Orks and the flow feels better but still authentic?
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If the daughter were thinking objectively, she might recognize that she feels better because of the medication.
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Maybe it's the lightweight wheels, but it feels better on cracked pavement than even the standard GT350.
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Having passed through the gauntlet of internet scrutiny once, Michelle feels better equipped to handle it now.
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Sometimes, it just feels better to wee-wee indoors, then pay the consequences — whatever they may be.
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As someone who also went home from work early sick, I hope he feels better, but dang. pic.twitter.
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If I cancel, I have to pay a fee of $15 so I hope it feels better soon.
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The mom-of-three, who battled eating disorders growing up, feels better about her appearance than ever before.
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"Very hopeful for tomorrow, as the time progresses he feels better and better," said Padres manager Andy Green.
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It's a nice, sturdy laptop that feels better than some machines I've used with significantly higher price points.
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And every night, she heads to a karaoke bar and screams death metal songs until she feels better.
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Here's hoping she feels better soon, so she and her husband can get the romantic night they deserve.
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He will tell you that his feels better, fits better and wears better; he will not be wrong.
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" Though Stefani said she "always [feels] better" when she's in a routine, she admitted, "I sometimes hate it.
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"Every year it feels better and better just because we're adding to the legacy," Biles told the Times.
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She's got kids, a career, and she knows she feels better after a solid night of shut-eye.
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A lot of people choose to do that because they know people in common, and that feels better.
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What feels better than wiggling out of a looming obligation when you're not in the mood to follow through?
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For a plus-size smartphone it feels better in the hand, more ergonomic, though I have no idea why.
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As a result, this season feels better suited for television than Season 1, and is completely gripping to watch.
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What I have found, and what is born out by the literature, is that action feels better than anxiety.
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Sure, people said similar things about the BlackBerry Priv, but in my opinion, the KEYone looks and feels better.
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Plus, plenty of people are choosing to be single — and nothing feels better than doing what's right for you.
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This becomes especially important but increasingly difficult as the impact of the disease lifts and the patient feels better.
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However, we've arrived at a point where it feels better to branch out rather than continue making music together.
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"I can't say that Richard feels better as a result of the podcast," Catalano said in the final episode.
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"He feels better, but his grip strength is not where it needs to be yet," manager Scott Servais said.
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He just grabs the stimulator and holds it over problem areas for a minute or two and feels better.
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Another tactic is to flatter your partner, so that she feels better about herself after having spoken to you.
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"Life just feels better when you have things in your hours that you want to do," Ms. Vanderkam said.
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But this time, it's clear that the priority was making a shoe that actually feels better than the rest.
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Barr is sort of like Trump's security blanket -- when he sees the AG involved, the President just feels better.
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"A lot of people think that pulling out is preferable because it feels better or more natural somehow," she says.
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There's just something about the slightly cold-to-the-touch ceramic back that just feels better than glass or metal.
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So you solved this huge problem and everybody feels better — though not enough to value the work that was done.
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Nothing feels better than knowing who's going to be "in" long before they're splashed across glossy magazines and internet headlines.
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Telling a friend you feel grateful for him means he feels better, you feel better, and the relationship stays strong.
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It absolutely feels better balanced than the previous larger iPad and certainly is smaller than ever for the screen size.
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"Service work feels better than the greatest high, Sobriety makes you weirder not normal😊" she continued in the post.
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Gilbert looks better and feels better now that he doesn't have the stress of a failing business looming over him.
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I just want to say to my fans and believers, it feels better knowing I have people in my corner.
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"It feels good to hit home runs, but it feels better when we win," Kang said through a Korean interpreter.
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Even though Wright feels better than he did last week, he knows that the toughest part will be the recovery.
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What the 59-year-old has said is that he not only feels better, but he thinks he looks better.
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Admitting that condomless sex feels better means that in a lot of situations, you're going to end up exposing yourself.
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"The car is quicker here than it was last year, so it feels better everywhere," the four-times champion told reporters.
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"The car feels better in certain areas around the track which is already a step forward from last week," said Hamilton.
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I think he feels better about it, and I'm going to support Pete and I'm going to support my medical staff.
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At Coachella's first weekend, under palm trees and sun and neon lights, everything really feels better for a three-day period.
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But for pain symptoms, he starts as low as 10 mg and increases the dose slowly until the patient feels better.
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At that point, the brain of the Trump supporter likely feels better about him than it did before the blitz began.
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Whether it's a trip to visit family for the holidays or an adventure across the globe, nothing feels better than a vacation.
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We need to take care of each other and support each other and love each other, and that, I think, feels better.
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"I think we're probably talking about steel because I really feel the other side feels better about it," Trump told reporters Friday.
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But the idea of Gorillaz feels better suited for 2017, when fictional characters having their own social media accounts is common practice.
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Covered, though the government recommends you go to your trusted mother figure and have them kiss it it until it feels better.
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The season record, currently held by Phil Hughes with 11.63-to-1, is still Kershaw's to lose once his back feels better.
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"It feels better because we have great conditions and everyone was able to ride their best, so it feels rewarding," she said.
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And there's a fine line between one that's just the right amount of pretty and one that feels better left on display.
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"I'm going to try and stay away from him as long as possible until he feels better," Houston manager A.J. Hinch said.
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But the permanent keyboard is much sturdier than its detachable counterpart — in fact, the keys feels better and deeper than recent MacBooks.
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And then nothing feels better after delivering a baby than a supportive band as your body begins to rapidly change … yet again.
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Villalaz, 42, said at a Wednesday news conference that he feels better and he just wants to move on from this situation.
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It feels better that it's a long-term reward as opposed to the instant satisfaction of being able to get Sweetgreen every day.
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The car was drafted with such an absurd attention to detail that everything you do in it feels better than a regular car.
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Tolman-Hill told PEOPLE that even if a child feels better before that amount of time is up, they could still be contagious.
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"Despite missing out on the party, Agut seems pleased with how things worked out, saying, "It feels better to be here in London.
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The Beyond sausage has a clear plant-based taste and a milder flavor than the real sausage, but it feels better in digestion.
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Although most people try to put on a tough act of not needing physical contact with others, almost everyone feels better with hugs.
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He says he feels better than ever after losing 10 to 15 pounds with changes in his diet (including intermittent fasting) and exercise.
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While I have no real qualms with making an online donation on this day, it feels better to take care of it tomorrow.
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"Having someone who has as much skin in the game as you do, and cares as much as you do — it just feels better."
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Still concerned that Adderall isn't her "thing" and worried that she'll become dependent on it, Zoey feels better prepared to take on campus life.
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The whole thing looks like a bulky sleep mask, or a classy, minimalist gym shoe for your face — which feels better than it sounds.
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The phone just feels better, more coherent and deliberate in its creation, when its front and rear curves unite into a symmetrical, ergonomic shape.
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Microsoft Edge certainly feels better to use as a default browser with this update, but it still needs work to truly compete with Chrome.
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I'm still figuring out how to resolve this issue, but overall it still looks and feels better than any other duvet cover I've owned.
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The time he spends with his family feels better, too: "I'm not overexhausted from working so many hours just to pay bills," he said.
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There's still pieces [of North Star] that, on purpose, we haven't gone and seen yet so we can explore it later when Ami feels better.
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It just feels better and costs you less to figure out what employees really want, then bring it to them, versus losing a good employee.
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She feels better when she's surrounded by people who share her views, but that group is growing smaller and smaller as the times move forward.
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When you've trained for months to take the fight to the enemy, nothing feels better than getting to fire your weapon at the bad guys.
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I'm also conscious of the environmental impact that plastic is having, and it feels better to use something renewable instead of contributing to that cycle.
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The newly matte screen looks and feels better, the fingerprint reader is better, and while the design doesn't look premium, it's no longer an eyesore.
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" The Chrismans have been in touch with him for over a year, and Gabriel said that after changing the way he dresses, "he feels better.
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Flint needs a reason to feel proud, and no one feels better about themselves — and their city — than neighbors who cross a finish line together.
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And if you're the type who feels better holding on to physical things, Colorado says you can hold on to your actual driver's license as well.
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Even the keyboard, which uses second-generation butterfly switches, feels better to type on than the ultra-flat first-gen keys on the 21-inch MacBook.
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The Sony DPT-RP1 (left) is slightly thinner than the reMarkable tablet (right), but feels better when held thanks to tapered edges all the way around.
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It doesn't matter where you live or what part of the political spectrum you fall on — sometimes, nothing feels better than a little self-righteous fury.
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I don't know if I'm doing the right thing, but it feels better to show up and try something than to sit at home and watch.
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Sure enough, though Velchaninov feels better after the tea and falls asleep, he wakes up to find Trusotsky standing over him in the dark, razor in hand.
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" As recently as Friday, Trump had told reporters that "I think we're probably talking about steel because I really feel the other side feels better about it.
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The family appears to have a normal life until suddenly Sheila suddenly dies and transitions into a flesh-eating zombie that looks and feels better than ever.
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Even though the V40 is using the same processor, its software feels better-tuned than the G903's, and interactions are smoother and faster as a result.
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"Artful vandal" is the nomenclature she prefers, a term she feels better describes the feminist wheatpastes she's been plastering across the globe for the last few years.
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There's less steam involved, obviously, from the sand, but I feel like it feels better because there's, like, a big hug that's surrounding me with the sand.
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Nothing feels better than to be recognized for your hard work in front of your peers and be handed a piece of pre-formatted paper praising you.
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Dickerson, who stands 216 feet 256 inch and plays about half his games in left field, said he feels better when he shows up at the ballpark.
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KS: Not as much as ... it feels better now because it ... But I feel it's like saying a restaurant is funny because they do comedy there every Wednesday.
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"In the beginning, it was a little bit different for him, but now he loves it and he wouldn't have it any other way because he feels better."
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Deal momentum overall feels better in the last month than earlier in the year, Solomon said, speaking at Deutsche Bank's Global Financial Services Conference in New York City.
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Realme has moved to a glass back panel for the X2 Pro, which feels better to the touch than the previous plastic designs but obviously compromises on durability.
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It just feels better to take a long walk after dinner or choose to go to the park and run around instead of going down the Netflix spiral.
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After all, getting a match is like instant validation that someone finds you attractive, and it feels better and better the more people swipe right on your photos.
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And because it's chosen to fix the sharing format as a square its content inherently feels better groomed for social sharing vs the more wordy/text-heavy Quotle.
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" Beeck fired back on her Facebook page, writing, "S/O to this girl for stiffing me cuz I look like a weirdo~hope she feels better about herself.
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And her presentation — in the first four episodes, she's a kind of Max Headroom figure seen through the news media — feels better suited to this fast-motion story.
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"Every year it feels better and better just because we're adding to the legacy," Biles, 22, said of herself and the U.S. team, according to the Associated Press.
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"The strongest rules come from within and those are the hardest to break," he said, "Every time you do, it gets easier and it feels better and better."
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"It always feels good to give a gift — but nothing feels better than choosing a gift that gives back or helps others," Tictail's product merchandiser Anna Decilveo tells Refinery29.
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The show's head seems to be with Tyrion, but its heart is with Dany — certainly immolating a temple full of rapists feels better than plying slave traders with prostitutes.
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Whether you're at sex party goer or not, it's a truth self-evident that everyone looks and feels better in diffused, soft light that's not coming from directly overhead.
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It just feels better to take our perception as reality, to at least try to convince ourselves of Berkeley's slogan, esse est percipi — to be is to be perceived.
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"When you have people working together, listening to one another and that level of respect, I think everyone feels better," Goodell said as the NFL fall owners meetings wrapped.
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And like so many of Johnson's films, the single best word to describe Knives Out is "clever" — but it also just feels better than you think it will be.
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The tournament organizers of the Kiev Major, PGL, shared Black^'s story in the above player profile, how he overcame his struggles and feels better than he ever has before.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer said Tuesday that he feels better about the stock market now that President Donald Trump publicly acknowledged the need for coronavirus relief for workers and small businesses.
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The hope I now feel about my future, even one that includes dizziness, is captured in a scene where the main character's wife asks her husband if he feels better.
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The Pixel 3A (9/10, WIRED Recommends) is $43, but it feels better than many high-end $800 phones, including the standard Pixel 3 (which is also an amazing phone).
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When I described how it feels better for me to work a few hours later and sleep in a few hours more, she immediately responded with two words: delayed sleep.
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"The hope is after a couple of days he feels better and he can get back into his program, because he's been on a pretty good program," manager Terry Francona said.
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"In a lot of pain tonight, but I look to my left and I've got @Tony_theTiger7 and to my right I've got my kitty and the pain feels better," she tweeted.
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"Regardless of the situation, everything feels better when you are winning, the mood is light and everyone is having fun," Vesey said after the Rangers' first regulation win since March 9.
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I'm willing to try a weed beverage that tastes and feels better than the crap I've had after six years as a marijuana industry reporter and a decade living in Los Angeles.
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The design is not as striking as that of a Galaxy Note 8, but to me, the Note 8's screen is too tall and the V9503 feels better in the hand.
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We hope Alexa feels better soon – plus, it's hard to miss the irony here – considering Amazon just ran a Super Bowl ad campaign a few weeks ago where Alexa "lost her voice".
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Similar to how individuals recovering from addiction can go through a period of depression when they become sober, starting to take positive time management action, can feel worse before it feels better.
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Though a new policy by the House Democratic campaign arm that blacklists consultants who work with primary challengers cost her some top campaign talent, Newman said she feels better prepared this cycle.
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Instead of the stacked sandwich design you get on many smartphones, Alcatel is going for a curvier, unibody style chassis that feels better than you'd expect, particularly on the two more expensive lines.
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He's grateful for his access to care, but the pill hasn't fixed his anxiety, the way he feels better or worse about himself depending on the pleasures his body can give and receive.
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In Ghent, where I've been living for most of my life, nothing feels better than spending hours upon hours in one of the tiny, well-hidden bars for which the city is known.
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And whatever vehicle they use organizationally, that is a choice that they must make and that choice should be based on what feels better and fits their personality and their political and local reality.
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Bei Bei is being housed separately from his mother, Mei Xiang, while he recovers, and he won't appear on the live panda cam video footage featured on the zoo's website until he feels better.
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Grab a foolishly strong, freezing Call a Cab from Wet Willie's while wearing only your bikini or Speedo, because SoBe has probably the best swimming beach in the country, and everything feels better drunk.
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Grab a foolishly strong, freezing Call a Cab from Wet Willie's while wearing only your bikini or Speedo, because SoBe has probably the best swimming beach in the country and everything feels better drunk.
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"It might be 'bad science' to like the universe being open because it feels better, but there is in me a strong delight in that possibility," she wrote in a letter to her father.
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Several wondered why the couple had waited so long to look into the illness, others urged Wozniak and his wife to stay home until she feels better, and some wished her a speedy recovery.
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RHP Kendall Graveman said he lost 12 pounds Monday night during a nasty bout of stomach flu but feels better and will make his scheduled start Thursday in the series finale against the White Sox.
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Sure, they're necessary for shine and targeted hydration (nothing feels better than a few drops of peppermint oil on a flaky scalp), but sometimes, it's hard to figure out just what to do with them.
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One speaker at Wednesday's city council meeting, Neil Struthers — the former head of Silicon Valley's construction workers' labor union — said he feels Better Cupertino's stance is against building housing no matter how great the benefits.
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I also love it, because I think most people would hear "size-12-sequined-miniskirt" and think Not your look, honey, but nothing feels better than breaking the rules and wearing what makes you happy.
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Galleries, she added, have responded similarly — often with some variation of, "We don't really have a place for this kind of thing, but good luck and I hope your daughter feels better," she told me.
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Instead, you might notice that incorporating a serving or two of more easily digestible snacks like pretzels, chips, cookies, or crackers (with no added fiber) actually feels better and causes less bloating later in the day.
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Many of them don't work as well as you hope they would, and others just seem kind of pointless, AI for no aim that feels better than just using the service that it's trying to replace.
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At his weekend rally, he recited the lyrics of a song by Al Wilson about a woman who rescues an ailing snake, only to find that as soon as the snake feels better he bites her.
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Mr. Mole often flies in business class, but said that he feels better rested after an ultra-long-haul direct flight, rather than one with a connection, including Qantas' service to New York via Los Angeles.
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Now the steel is actually more expensive than the concrete, but I think we're probably talking about steel because I really feel the other side feels better about it, and I can understand what they're saying.
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Mole often flies in business class but said that he generally feels better-rested after an ultra-long-haul direct flight rather than one with a connection, including Qantas' service to New York via Los Angeles.
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More than anything, I want Luke to know that I will tell him the truth, and that when the truth is painful I will stop what I'm doing and tend to him until he feels better.
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Stephen Curry claims to have come up with even more ways to score, and Andre Iguodala, who had looked a bit long in the tooth last season, says he feels better than he has in years.
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Anderson is a little anxious about the swimsuit part -- she has a scar on her stomach from a childhood surgery -- but she feels better about the message she's sending to young LGBT people who may be watching.
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"The steel is probably more expensive than the concrete, but I think we're probably talking about steel because I really feel the other side feels better about that, and I can understand what they're saying," Trump said.
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"This is an Xbox One controller, which I personally prefer over a PS4 controller because it's more ergonomic—it feels better in my hand," says Martinez in the first video, which features the duo playing Mafia III.
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Yet this also seems to be what brings her back to Vik in the end, when they desperately pledge to one another that he must not die: On some level, being needed feels better than anything else.
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The phone glides through the Android operating system and apps effortlessly due to the higher refresh rate, and it looks and feels better than any previous Samsung Galaxy phone, or any other phone with standard 60Hz screens.
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This is blasphemy, but in some ways this game feels better than the actual Half-Life 3 we could have gotten, in a universe where Valve didn't ascend to a higher plane of existence to become a monopolistic rentier.
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Julian Edelman is the most trusted and valuable member of Tom Brady's receiving corps and Martellus Bennett will probably be heard from more once his ankle feels better, but Mitchell saw ten targets against the Los Angeles Rams Sunday.
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Meanwhile in Imagine, Millie is still hopeful (we hear, through her narrated thoughts) that she will be well again, and her primary concern isn't that she, herself, feels better, but that her mother stops crying, and that her parents stop fighting.
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You've heard of the placebo effect, from the Latin: I shall be pleasing or acceptable —when a person feels better from a drug or treatment that doesn't have any pharmacological or physiological properties, whether they're aware it's a placebo or not.
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With Democrats of all stripes now openly questioning the broader party strategy -- like its focus on Russia at the expense of the economy -- the progressive wing feels better about its place in the tent today than it did a week ago.
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The more we can see the positive feeling and effects of good hygiene and compare them to the negative feeling of uncertainty or getting caught in anxiety, the more our brains naturally move toward the former, because it feels better.
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Things will return to "normal," since they will stop fighting with friends and family, and the once-bad normal — the reason for the struggle in the first place — suddenly feels better, until their employer cuts benefits weeks after the election.
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Nothing feels better than seeing Chandler and Monica profess their love for each other in front of Rachel, Joey, Phoebe, and an ecstatic studio audience — especially after Phoebe and Chandler share a kiss akin to Michael and Oscar's on The Office.
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I review the labs on an elderly man in Bed 3, enter the admission details for Cynthia and Jean-Luc, check that the woman with the migraine feels better and print her paperwork, and look at my watch: 7:00.
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You've heard of the placebo effect, from the Latin: I shall be pleasing or acceptable—when a person feels better from a drug or treatment that doesn't have any pharmacological or physiological properties, whether they're aware it's a placebo or not.
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Android users have in the past complained about video quality differences between the two mobile platforms, and Snapchat is often cited as one of those apps that just feels better and smoother on iPhones, even if the experience is meant to be similar.
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Emanuel Cleaver told reporters he might be the only Democrat who feels better after the briefing and felt "higher level of comfort" after hearing that Rosenstein is giving Mueller wide latitude "including latitude to investigate him" on how he handled Comey's firing.
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Rob Copeland, WSJ: "It just feels better," said Alper Ince, a partner at the hedge-fund investor Pacific Alternative Asset Management Co. Mr. Ince credited an improved environment for stock picking that has fallen in hedge funds' favor, with popular stocks like Amazon.
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Yet, while there is nothing Roth despises more than the cheap turn of "consolation"—the moments in a play or a book where everyone discovers love and feels better—the real arc of Roth's career, as he presents it here, has a tincture of hope.
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Others keep them on hand for high air pollution days—one friend with mild asthma told me she feels better wearing it and finds it easier to breathe, even though she admitted she's not completely sure how to fit the mask on her face.
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While the worst case scenario—pulmonary embolism—did not occur, it was enough to keep him off the court From all accounts, it appears that the Heat genuinely seem to have Bosh's own well-being in mind, but Bosh says he feels better than he did last year.
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Because nothing feels better than some cozy velvet when things start to get cool... Now, let's not forget the rest of the get-up: Her vintage-inspired yellow floral top is from Aritzia, and the high-waisted, mismatched-hem jeans (which you can totally DIY!) are from Mother.
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The control scheme works well and it feels better optimized on my phone than it does on PC. The early rounds might be full of bots, but there's real players in there too and it's fun to duel with them while we both rapidly pound on our phones' touchscreens.
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"I fulfilled my dream as I see this work with horses has meaning.... I see the animal feels better after and it also makes the people around the horse better — the rider or the owner of the horse are happy when we improve (the horse's) performance," she says.
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IN OTHER WORDS, INFLATION IS GOING TO ENTER INTO THE STAGNATION, AND AS I'VE BEEN ARGUING FOR A LONG TIME, WE ARE ALREADY MOVING INTO STAGFLATION, WHICH ACTUALLY FEELS BETTER THAN STAGNATION BECAUSE, FOR EXAMPLE, PROFIT MARGINS ARE MOVING UP. THE DATA FOR JANUARY ARE NOT TOO BAD.
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I asked a LELO spokesperson if a gold vibrator actually feels better, and he basically told me that although physically, there's nothing special about the way gold stimulates your clit, because pleasure is psychological, it would feel better to someone who's turned on by the idea of luxury.
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Three seasons in, Dear White People is running out of ways to kill time within the ivy-covered walls of Armstrong-Parker (a game of Mafia that leads to heavy debate is one exception), to the point where Season 3 feels better suited to a feature film than 10 half-hours.
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In a sea of cardio machines at the gym, the elliptical machine stands out as many people's go-to for a few reasons: it feels better on the body than the treadmill, it's easy to use, and it allows for multitasking, like watching an episode of TV or reading on your phone.
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While it is irritating not to have an audio jack — Apple nixed the 73 millimeter port to make room for faster chips, better batteries and to make the iPhone water-resistant — and the older physical home button feels better to press than the new virtual one, the new iPhones deliver on Apple's promises.
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In the end, both products I tried proved successful: I recommend either Intimina's reusable Ziggy cup—a relatively shallow, reusable silicone disk that fits around the cervix like a diaphragm—or the Flex Fit Disk, a disposable model of similar design that I find actually feels better, and less obtrusive, than Ziggy.
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"That is not just because you can relax better because you don't have to do anything, it actually feels better when someone else is touching you," says Rebecca Böhme, a neuroscientist at Linköping University in Sweden and the first author of a new study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
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"I'll take an ice cube in the morning when I wake up and just run it across my face, and it really wakes you up and it makes your skin feels better, and it de-puffs," she says, adding that she keeps her sheet and eye masks in the fridge and applies them chilled before work.
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Three hours later, presumably, Charlie Brown feels better and heads back to the field, where he is informed that the game went on without him—probably a good move, considering he was having a debilitating anxiety episode—that Linus pitched, very well, and his team, which never manages to win for some reason or another, has won in his absence.
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A smaller version of Samsung's fall flagship with a 6.3-inch screenPrice$950 (unlocked) LikeStill has built-in S Pen, feels better for smaller hands, triple rear cameras, nearly bezel-less designDon't LikeNo microSD card slot or headphone jack, lower-res screenHowever, aside from simply having a smaller screen, the Note 10 also lacks a few specs and features found on its bigger sibling.
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The bank's results were impacted by a drop in investment banking as well as tax changes in the U.S. "We are coming out (of crisis) and were it not for the U.S. tax reform whatever it was 103, 10, 11 days before the end of the year, then we would have been reporting at least a positive result at the bottom line, which psychologically always feels better than a negative result," Cryan said Friday.
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So in a book that is occasionally hyperbolic yet fastidiously thorough — sometimes too thorough: "Walk This Way" grew from a long-form article and often feels better suited as one, unless you're enthralled by the nitty-gritty of industry insider-ness — Edgers carves out a niche by creating in narrative fashion the very mash-up he's documenting, merging two racial and spatial histories just as Run-DMC and Aerosmith's hit fused disparate sounds and scenes.
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"I wasn't warned of the conditions that were outside before we went and me and my colleague, both of us fell and we were both rushed to the ER." Though the identity of her costar that was rushed to the ER alongside her has to remain a secret in order to not spoil major plot points of the show, Chopra says she feels better now a week later and isn't hesitant to continue doing stunts on the show.
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"I know a few things to be true: Miracles are real, Recovery is possible for everyone no matter how far gone you think you are, We are never too broken to be put back together, Service work feels better than the greatest high, Sobriety makes you weirder not normal and I'd be dead if it weren't for all the love and forgiveness I've been showered with by my friends and family," she wrote in the caption.
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"The question of whether to rent or buy is also a highly personal one, not a simple math problem, with a number of variables such as what your local market dynamics are, which arrangement feels better to you, how attached you want to be to one place, how important it is to you to customize your space, and whether you want to tie up resources to save for a down payment rather than saving for another goal (like early retirement)," she wrote.
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I'm always happy to give my music to fans, I don't care about the stats and I feel l like that's what's going to make my stats really mean something one day because I don't even look at that, once I put the music out and know my fans have it and i know it has a chance to grow in this world like people hit me up from all over the world that's special to me, no number, no percentage, no weekly stat I mean the plaques feel nice, it's cool but nothing feels better than knowing that someone is listening.
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" Jael appeared on Dr. Phil in 2012 to tackle her addiction issues, and celebrated 5 years of sobriety this past August on IG. Her caption read in part ... "I know a few things to be true: Miracles are real, Recovery is possible for everyone no matter how far gone you think you are, We are never too broken to be put back together, Service work feels better than the greatest high, Sobriety makes you weirder not normal and I'd be dead if it weren't for all the love and forgiveness I've been showered with by my friends and family.
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