Every breakup feels like a death, it feels like mourning.
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A day feels like a week, Rranxburgaj told me, a week feels like a month, and a month feels like a year.
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It feels like the start of a — it feels like a message.
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Sometimes it feels like a comedy, sometimes it feels like a call to political action, and sometimes it feels like a near-future science fiction movie.
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"It feels like encouragement, it feels like gratitude," he said at the studio's launch.
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"In some ways it feels like only yesterday, and in others it feels like forever."
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" Asked if the show feels like her "baby," Stefani said, "It feels like a chapter.
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Both movies become tragedies, but Bong's feels like an allegory where Loach's feels like activism.
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She feels like VP. She feels like she's got Vice President written all over her.
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It feels like it affects my real life, and it feels like it's been somewhat recent.
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Monday feels like Friday, January feels like June, weeks feel like decades which pass within seconds.
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It feels like I'm going... It feels like I'm going on my skin, not my brow.
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It just feels like you're there and the actor feels like they're right there with you.
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Montauk feels like home — it looks like California, and it feels like it, but it's different.
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Sometimes womanhood feels like a cage, and sometimes it feels like home; the only home I've ever known.
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Some days it feels like it was only yesterday and other days it feels like its been years.
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We've had a clear expectation for what an open-world game feels like, what a Mafia game feels like.
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"Sometimes color blindness feels like an annoyance, other times it feels like a bigger inclusivity issue," he told Hyperallergic.
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It now feels like an abandoned space that was once a robust destination, and it now feels like a secret.
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"Actually, everyone in the White House feels like a dog, because one year with Trump feels like seven," he added.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Actually, everyone in the White House feels like a dog, because one year with Trump feels like seven.
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In many ways, the foldable phone still feels like the future, and the Fold feels like a stop along the way.
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She feels like a contender because "age-appropriate white woman who's generic on policy" feels like a strong option for 2020.
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I think in some ways things have changed — it feels like rapidly — and at the same time it feels like slowly.
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Some days, it feels like we're making great strides in LGBTQ rights, and other times it feels like we're taking steps back.
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The Tesla Model X interior feels like something different while the Audi e-tron feels like a new take on something familiar.
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At best, then, Hardcore Henry feels like an homage to a younger, fresher medium; at worst, it feels like a crude regression.
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There is a day when it feels like everybody hates you and it feels like the world is going to end that day.
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Although she feels like she has dispelled a few misconceptions about American Muslims, every terrorist attack by an extremist feels like another step back.
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Playing Battlefield is best when it feels like being in your own action movie, and that's what the entire Battlefield 1 beta feels like.
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"Sometimes it feels like it was just yesterday; sometimes it feels like it was forever ago," said her sister, Eleni Kousoulis, 46, of Philadelphia.
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Crawling into bed in the middle of the day feels like a well-earned hug, but it also feels like conceding to the enemy.
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I mean, I feels like... It feels like it's almost not worthless, but like futile to speculate on... On what it is in any way.
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But this heroin craze, which feels like the next phase after the opioid pill mill boom, feels like a much bigger, much more tragic problem.
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That would be groundbreaking for every single kid out there who feels like they're not represented, and who feels like they don't have those superpowers.
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Brooks: It's not really old butwhen you're in a band, sometimes it feels like it's only been a minute sometimes it feels like a long time.
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"Feefa" feels like a Gunna song that happens to feature 6ix9ine; "Waka" feels like an A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie song that happens to feature 6ix9ine.
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"Especially post-Trump and what feels like Armageddon, it feels like it is my job as a gay creator to change the narrative of normal," she says.
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"When you visit a school like this, it feels like the future — it feels like a start-up," Mr. Zuckerberg told an audience last fall in Peru.
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And so I think when I look at network news, it feels like a finished product and it feels like it was finished a long time ago.
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The problem is that we know what gratification feels like, but not many of us know what it feels like when the backlash and negatives outweigh that gratification.
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"It's good for the young guys to see what the locker room on the road feels like with a win, what the plane flight feels like," Rodgers said.
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I can never separate what high feels like from what anxious feels like because both feelings tend to develop together in a self-perpetuating ball, along with guilt.
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" On ABC's "This Week," Tlaib said, "We know what it feels like to be dehumanized, we know what it feels like to be brown and black in this country.
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It takes a lot of time, to the point that rest feels like a luxury and having fun in the world beyond feels like a criminal waste of time.
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"I think writing and creating feels like it's given me power over that, it feels like a way for me to take control of my own image," she says.
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"Part of that concern is ... that this feels so random, feels like something out of their control, feels like something (where) they don't know what to expect," Kitchen said.
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It feels like most, much of the Republican party feels like that too, but it's all in ... I just spent the morning with Senator Jeff Flake and Bob Corker.
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What has happened in Waco feels like the worst possible iteration of that central idea; it feels like Baylor sold its soul at the crossroads to achieve college football success.
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In other words, a production with a diverse cast feels like opportunity, while hiring a white actor for a minority role feels like appropriation, considering how many white roles are available.
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Reading it feels like reading the Toast felt in 2013, which is to say it feels like coming into contact with a restless and smart mind of profound and specific hyperfixations.
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It feels like humid air — but it's not wet.
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" Adding, "It feels like we've known each other forever.
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Honestly, who can remember - it feels like years ago.
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This feels like a betrayal — The Bachelorette is real!
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" The mural used to say "Waco feels like home.
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" [Vogue] • "It kind of feels like Rome is burning.
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" That part feels like an "I'm not touching you!
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" The apology feels like "cool water on a burn.
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And this" — he looks around — "feels like a dream.
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" What employees say: "It feels like a real team.
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And every day feels like a week -- or longer.
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" Trump "feels like this has been an unfair process.
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There is just so much upheaval, which to well-salaried transplants feels like the success they were born to, and to those fighting to stay in their homes feels like certain doom.
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It feels like this just feels like this park is very much like a place I could go on a summer night when I want to be alone, reflecting on my life.
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"For any kid who feels like a newcomer, who feels like they don't belong," he said, "my candidacy says, 'Not only do you belong, you can also aspire to run this country.'"
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When the smaller charges go off, the blast wave feels like someone pushed you, but with the bigger charges, it feels like you were hit by a linebacker, a Marine told Insider.
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"Feels like yesterday we were there, but in the same breath, it also feels like it was a lifetime ago," she said on Saturday, the French Open trophy shimmering by her side.
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One of the most common jokes to make about the 2010s' slow spiral into what feels like chaos has been that it feels like we're all living in a Black Mirror episode.
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It can be set between 50 volts, which feels like a strong vibration, and 450 volts, which feels like getting stung by a bee with a stinger the size of an ice pick.
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After all, we know what it feels like to be left out when it comes to policy decisions -- and even worse, we know what it feels like to be harmed by those policies.
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It feels like a very central character, this beautiful mansion.
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The lack of a trackpad feels like a glaring omission.
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The 3D image feels like a visit from a ghost.
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But in the end it still feels like a mall.
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VIEWS feels like an album conservatively designed for either eventuality.
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Beating a boss almost feels like pulling off complex choreography.
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It feels like something a part of me might want.
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But this one feels like a bit of a stretch.
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It's too hectic and feels like it's trying too hard.
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The moralistic approach feels like an invitation to crony capitalism.
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It feels like we are getting into a groove now.
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Spinning the circle really feels like turning a mechanical dial.
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And that's possible, but man, it feels like a stretch.
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In fact, it feels like I'm right back in 2016.
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It feels like a little bit of a dream state.
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It always feels like it's coming down to the end.
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And he isn't the only one who feels like that.
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The landscape is so alien, it feels like another planet!
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It feels like Havas has really found it's own niche.
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For some reason he feels like he shouldn't go out.
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It is excruciating, it feels like pressure on your bones.
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Amy, who has always voted Democrat, feels like an island.
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It feels like the most sincere shot in the movie.
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He feels like there was someone spying on the campaign.
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It feels like the premium you paid for the phone.
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Since filming The Bachelorette, she feels like a different person.
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That's really what the Strong Black Lead team feels like.
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They're so thin it feels like I'm eating chips. Dangerous.
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It feels like someone has opened a window into Hell.
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Keep everything updated, even if it feels like a chore.
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"It feels like I just dropped ['Gasolina'] yesterday," he said.
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Noah says Hemsworth already feels like part of the family.
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"It just never feels like it's enough," Carlos Jr. said.
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This daytime date feels like confirmation of their relationship status.
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The hashtag #chaffexit feels like a gift from the gods.
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Other than it feels like the right place to be.
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It feels like a part of me is just hurt.
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"You know what tonight feels like, man?" he asked Noah.
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It feels like Wednesday, but I know it's only Tuesday.
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It feels like being teleported into an episode of Stargate.
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It feels like it's been forever since I've seen you.
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It feels like it's been going on for months now.
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It just feels like what I should be doing next.
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Also, this feels like a very good place to end.
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"It feels like Emily, just with a twist," Paster says.
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I know what it feels like when my kegels flex!
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The Acadia feels like a luxury SUV on the road.
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They pursue what feels like a vital connection to the
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It feels like a matter of professional and ethical responsibility.
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It feels like there's an Ed Balls up most weeks.
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That's kind of what this album feels like to me.
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It sort of feels like a modern thing to do.
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The rest of the GT's interior feels like an afterthought.
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This just feels like the right spot for Groundhog Day.
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Click on to step into what adulthood really feels like.
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That feels like a world historical tragedy within the film.
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Feels like a long time to wait for the future.
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"It definitely feels like a winter iteration," says Sheehan, thoughtfully.
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I feel elegant, classic and just, it feels like myself.
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It feels like it's taking you somewhere with a purpose.
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My heart feels like it's so big, it will explode.
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It feels like "morning" itself is being loaded into me.
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Thanks to social media, it feels like we were there.
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Tell me about what an experience of psychosis feels like.
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It looks and feels like a regular dog food scoop.
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In many ways, Revolut still feels like a British app.
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And it finally feels like that's changed, two years later.
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It feels like a teen movie or a Lifetime thing.
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"Fat on me feels like a failure," said a man.
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It almost feels like they're breaking up with us instead!
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In his essay nobody feels like they have any power.
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It feels like people aren't really listening, they're just looking.
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Any kind of connection feels like a relief in life.
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"It feels like a huge luxury," she said in June.
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Read on to find the ritual that feels like you.
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Everyone else, the iPhone included, feels like a generation behind.
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That simplicity feels like it's hiding a lot of data.
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Saying "thank you" sometimes feels like I'm agreeing with them.
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Our family feels like these two women were a miracle.
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So far, it feels like we're solving a real problem.
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This is America, and it feels like home to me.
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For them, going to White Castle feels like a treat.
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At the moment, it feels like we're full steam ahead.
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For a few, Luna Display feels like a game changer.
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Sometimes it feels like the iPhone X doesn't do that.
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He feels like he was "running away from" something there.
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As you say, everybody feels like this thing isn't working.
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But it feels like the technologies themselves aren't keeping pace.
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Someone jokes that it feels like a wedding photo shoot.
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There is no logic, but that absence feels like magic.
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Ralph Breaks VR, by comparison, feels like a lightweight amusement.
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It's what I imagine riding a Citi Bike feels like.
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Ashley: Yeah, it really feels like this market is maturing.
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The recording really feels like it's live at the auditorium.
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The friend said, "She feels like this was an answer."
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It feels like trying to walk on an ice rink.
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"It feels like a second home to me," she said.
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It feels like both breakfast and dessert in one go.
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It feels like a twist on Fallon's Classroom Instruments bit.
|
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It's not April Fools, and yet it feels like it.
|
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For 2017, it feels like the perfect episode of television.
|
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Super Cruise feels like a feature ready for the masses.
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It feels like we're a startup again — like it's 1999!
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"She feels like you don't like her," Kim tells Khloé.
|
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Just forcing you to think about it feels like progress.
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I wondered languidly, is this what an orgasm feels like?
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A trumpet icon indicates when the car feels like honking.
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So, yeah, this feels like a good place to end.
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"This feels like my body is running optimally," she said.
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Somehow it feels like choosing a favorite would draw blood.
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The mood inside feels like that of a cannibal cult.
|
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To me, PDA feels like a tiny act of rebellion.
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There's something about a treehouse that just feels like magic.
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Even the ice cream truck feels like a wheezy menace.
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He feels like he made the mistake of a lifetime.
|
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The farewell moment feels like a slap in the face.
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It feels like the biggest step yet in your career.
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Arthur: It feels like cardboard but it's actually recycled polyester.
|
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Amazon's concept for smart gadgets still feels like the future.
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Still, the show feels like something of a missed opportunity.
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It just feels like it gets stronger all the time.
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That feels like a real Lou Lamoriello type of signing.
|
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For many of us, Target feels like a holy space.
|
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For VR enthusiasts, 2016 feels like a long time ago.
|
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The grandmother says that she feels like a new person.
|
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We came away thinking Homecoming feels like a sidekick movie.
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She urges us to audition, and it feels like fate.
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Boyce's presence feels like its own form of social commentary.
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In Boston, at least, it feels like things are booming.
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It feels like the tidiest fraternity house I've ever seen.
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Whenever you're together it feels like you just got engaged.
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But it feels like it was illegal, their whole scheme.
|
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"Great memory!" feels like a way to deflect this suggestion.
|
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In a way, it almost feels like an Owls record.
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"He feels like he's going to be OK," Hale said.
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When they're paired with Potter, it feels like old times.
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That said, it feels like we're retreading old ground here.
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It still feels like I got punched in the stomach.
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But it just feels like the right time for me.
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I think I experienced what it feels like to die.
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And it already feels like voters have made some determinations.
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Is this what it feels like to have a child?
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It just feels like it fits into the Intermix collection.
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It feels like it was photoshopped but it's completely analog.
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It feels like every year AAA games are getting longer.
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Lasts a long time without reapplying and feels like nothing.
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The whole film feels like a frantic stage play you're
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" She added, "It feels like we've known each other forever.
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I've been famous for what feels like my whole life.
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Miguel Zumalacárregui knows what it feels like when theories die.
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The completed issue feels like our own personal reset button.
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During summer, the neighborhood feels like a Soviet resort town.
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But that feels like a different, much more complex issue.
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This feels like a real man on a dark journey.
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In a way, it feels like engineering for engineering's sake.
|
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In this episode, no one really feels like the hero.
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" The entire night feels like the dictionary definition of "triumphant.
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I know what a good and bad mattress feels like.
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This thing looks and feels like a Razer Blade Stealth.
|
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But like, Ram Dass feels like an elder to me.
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"This feels like an episode of Black Mirror," Ali observed.
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"It feels like we are a complete family," says Tammie.
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I enjoy it, though — it feels like I'm nurturing something.
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Says Jean, "It feels like I haven't missed a beat."
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This feels like some kind of preparatory stage for worse.
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It feels like an end run by a new player.
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Even Elizabeth feels like her resolve is getting slightly shaky.
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It definitely feels like it's time for an AirPower launch.
|
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This is understandable, but it feels like a missed opportunity.
|
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If you ask us, it feels like a wasted opportunity.
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Do it because it feels like you've actually accomplished something.
|
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Prince Harry's engagement to Meghan Markle feels like a movie.
|
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"WW ... feels like it's having an identity crisis," Cramer said.
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It still feels like he'd go about it differently, though.
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Meanwhile, the regular Pixel 802.113 feels like it got neglected.
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It's exactly what it feels like to be a kid.
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On paper it feels like it's going to be his.
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Yeah, a lot of it feels like a horror film.
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It feels like my fingers are getting touched or pushed.
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Sharing experiences feels like an essential part of human identity.
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This feels like the most unfair thing in the universe.
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Flipping through these pages feels like breaking into Cajal's lab.
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Sometimes, it feels like video games can predict the future.
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Even describing this feels like I'm not doing it right.
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She feels like they've never truly been supportive of her.
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All other analysis feels like a distraction at this stage.
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This one almost feels like a guarantee by this point.
|
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This phone weighs only 129 grams and feels like it.
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Yes, even that "ugly" jacket that just feels like home.
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So actually Nashville feels like a first home to me!
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And if that feels like too much, just order food.
|
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The dialogue feels like a natural part of the experience.
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But the film still frequently feels like a lost opportunity.
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The scene is short, but it feels like an eternity.
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"It feels like I'm doing something brave," she said. pic.twitter.
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"It feels like every consumer product is outreaching," he says.
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Now it feels like the family has a new stepdad.
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Hell froze over today, and it is feels like heaven.
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He feels like this is his time to play well.
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Yet it never feels like a movie filled with dread.
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Overall, this feels like a logical next step for GitHub.
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Stank feels like he's challenging you, rather than pranking you.
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I know what it feels like to be trapped here.
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It feels like life and art happening all at once.
|
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Feels like a dream but South Pole here we come!
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It feels like everyone has their Mortal Kombat origin story.
|
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"Feels Like Summer," Donald Glover & Ludwig Goransson, songwriters (Childish Gambino)
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It feels like inclusive fashion is becoming a real movement.
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It often feels like there's no escape from this nightmare.
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It feels like that's not really true anymore, that story.
|
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But that feels like the story of this particular election.
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Today, uttering that sentence feels like committing a carnal sin.
|
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See, now, we're feeling what not having hope feels like.
|
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And yet Revival still feels like a missed political opportunity.
|
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You can't really prepare yourself for what it feels like.
|
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It feels like an alternative home you can run to.
|
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That's kind of what this Blu R21 HD feels like.
|
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The Oculus Go fundamentally feels like a miniature Oculus Rift.
|
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I don't remember what that kind of earnestness feels like.
|
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Shooting photos with the Fold feels like you're framing reality.
|
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It kind of feels like Windows Phone all over again.
|
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But more often than not, smoking feels like a chore.
|
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It already feels like something strange could be happening here.
|
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But that's what it feels like on this cold morning.
|
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It feels like it's going to be another cold night.
|
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But it feels like it should do so much more.
|
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If the song feels like that, it's a summer hit.
|
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Guys, there are so many episodes left it feels like.
|
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Craig still feels like this Prince news does not compute.
|
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It feels like this is the heyday of the durag.
|
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It really feels like we're just preparing at the moment.
|
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Alas, it is 97% polyester, and feels like it, too.
|
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Whenever the season isn't direct action, it feels like filler.
|
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"Blue Collar Boys" feels like a Home Depot marketing PowerPoint.
|
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"If I go up, it feels like work," he said.
|
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Ms. Offolter loves propagation; it feels like magic to her.
|
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It feels like a really good, strong coat of mascara.
|
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But this downturn feels like something greater than past problems.
|
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To many residents, it feels like a relief long overdue.
|
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It feels like there's a WeWork on every street nowadays.
|
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Thank you for showing me what love freedom feels like.
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It feels like being in a room with death itself.
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" He feels like the whole concept is "absurd" and "insane.
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SOMETIMES IT FEELS LIKE WE HAVEN'T COME A LONG WAY.
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Somehow this doesn't feel like scorn; it feels like kindness.
|
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And yet the show itself never feels like a con.
|
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"It feels like power when I wear makeup," says Edgerton.
|
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Kristin: This honestly feels like it belongs in Get Out.
|
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He does not speak for what feels like an eternity.
|
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The campaign feels like it's been going on since 1066.
|
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"It feels like they're trying to punish me," Darlene said.
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Abby Tang: It just feels like a finger right now.
|
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That Pelosi refuses to acknowledge this almost feels like gaslighting.
|
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I think for them, it feels like an extended world.
|
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"It feels like I got a new arm," he said.
|
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Durant's move to California feels like some sort of reckoning.
|
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For me, it feels like I was given a voice.
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"That's disorienting — when every day feels like Saturday," Amabile said.
|
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And it feels like an integral lesson for our times.
|
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The end of days feels like the end of theater.
|
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New York City still feels like a small town sometimes.
|
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How it works and what it feels like to use
|
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Now 36, Pete has never known what pain feels like.
|
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Visually, the film's cinematography feels like a Georgia O'Keefe painting.
|
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Sometimes it feels like we're not doing it consistently enough.
|
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Chicago. I've traveled everywhere, and Chicago always feels like home.
|
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It feels like we're hurtling toward the end of days.
|
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This hardware feels like it deserves a great OS.Tent mode!
|
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It feels like Chase, or the State Bank of India.
|
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It's funny and smart and never feels like a lecture.
|
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This feels like it might not be entirely true. 14.
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Looking at these murals feels like walking into his mind.
|
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The willful blindness sometimes feels like a stab at utopia.
|
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"It feels like being in a zoo," Mr. Alkhalaf said.
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If Kirkuk goes, it feels like Iraq is breaking up.
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A weight feels like it's been dropped on my chest.
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It feels like Facebook is going the wrong direction here.
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The vibe is critical, and everything feels like a drag.
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And it's messy so it feels like a treasure hunt.
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It definitely feels like an important framing that's been missed.
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So much gratitude, life just feels like this enormous treasure.
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"She feels like an Aries to me too," says Gat.
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W: It feels like you're almost part of the team.
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"It feels like you're filling up a balloon," I say.
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"It feels like a slap in the face," Tillman said.
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It kind of feels like a really happy AA meeting.
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He feels like he's been running Zante all his life.
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"All of it feels like a big comeback," says Mergia.
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It feels like a window opening on a spring day.
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It feels like everything is happening outside of her body.
|
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It's so boring that it almost feels like real life.
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At times, the whole city feels like a construction site.
|
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And yet, his retirement feels like a really big deal.
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It feels like we are finally beginning to move forward.
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Shit feels like some kind of lunchroom best friend swap.
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This Is What the Truth Feels Like chronicles that whirlwind.
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And it feels like an opportunity only Apple can seize.
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The Eyes of My Mother feels like a folk tale.
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Jesse Thistle knows all too well what that feels like.
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Feels like unfinished business, but [it's] hard to align everyone.
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The company feels like the smart person in the room.
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In other words, Instagram now feels like a tiny Facebook.
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Yes, it does, but that's just what it feels like!
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But I've always wondered what it feels like to go.
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Then it does and it feels like a eureka moment.
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But even calling him that somehow feels like an understatement.
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It just feels like that's a sport of the future.
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It feels like corporations are in charge these days, anyway.
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In Times feels like a culmination of Enslaved's many eras.
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Now, this feels like the latest iteration of that idea.
|
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Having more than one sort of feels like a taunt.
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It feels like we've been talking about this stuff forever.
|
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"It feels like our band name is important," says Laurie.
|
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Watching it almost feels like a myth on the screen.
|
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Inside, Studio 20 feels like the Paramount Pictures of camming.
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And it feels like we're coming around to that again.
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Each second in the prisoner camp feels like a year.
|
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If anything, Fantastic Beasts feels like a prestige television series.
|
|
It feels like an outtake, in the best possible way.
|
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It's kind of a fantasy and feels like a dream.
|
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Are you someone who always feels like they're forgetting something?
|
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He delivers what feels like a dispatch from a war.
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But it also feels like the oldest, because it is.
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It feels like it's not just victory for ... Barack Obama.
|
|
The Rivian R1T looks and feels like an electric pickup.
|
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It feels like absolute pleasure and it's good for you.
|
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It almost feels like bad karma to attend the shower.
|
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" That's exactly what it feels like — a "low key slowdown.
|
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"It still feels like he's coming home," Mr. Kurpiewski said.
|
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But if it feels like too much, it probably should.
|
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It's set in Boston but never feels like Boston whatsoever.
|
|
WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Who feels like whistling a relatively happy tune?
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That feels like a idyllic bygone era never to return.
|
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This feels like something of a line in the sand.
|
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Alcalá's third book feels like the opposite of Kempf's first.
|
|
Upstairs, he has made what feels like a kid's clubhouse.
|
|
Or that it feels like a claustrophobic, overheated road trip.
|
|
And once you've succumbed, Nina quickly feels like a friend.
|
|
"It feels like your life is on pause," she said.
|
|
It feels like there's nowhere to hide in Trump's America.
|
|
As China marches forward, Washington feels like it's standing still.
|
|
It feels like you're unleashing the wrath of the gods.
|
|
It feels like ... hard work pays off when that happens.
|
|
Guardians 2 truly feels like Gunn's movie, to its credit.
|
|
That's because it feels like a victory for the Jews.
|
|
Suddenly it feels like you're in a fairy tale again.
|
|
It's what life feels like — dark and twisty and funny.
|
|
It just feels like this is too easy a scapegoat.
|
|
It feels like I'm just at one of my shows.
|
|
It feels like he would be an incredibly fair ruler.
|
|
Right now, it feels like The Little Engine That Could.
|
|
It feels like 250 is nearing a climax in Cleveland.
|
|
The street feels like a Yanbian downtown, Mr. Kim said.
|
|
It feels like a watershed, like something is fundamentally shifting.
|
|
So he returned to the place that feels like home.
|
|
It's hard to write about what religious faith feels like.
|
|
So Spring Cleaning feels like the natural place to start.
|
|
Right now feels like one of those moments to me.
|
|
It feels like it could be a very inexpensive Prosecco.
|
|
"My head feels like it's in a cloud," she said.
|
|
"My head feels like it's in a cloud," she said.
|
|
That's because American life still feels like carnage to many.
|
|
But it feels like we're finally in a rockin' balance.
|
|
It also feels like the staking of a major claim.
|
|
Often, covering Canada feels like reporting on many different countries.
|
|
Most of all, it feels like it wants a nap.
|
|
It feels like, perhaps, users may finally be fed up.
|
|
It feels like maybe there's a tipping point going on.
|
|
His music feels like a balm for exactly that feeling.
|
|
"It feels like somebody's standing on my chest," he said.
|
|
"It feels like we've been left to ourselves," he said.
|
|
He feels like a comrade in a pretty deep way.
|
|
It feels like Kanye West hasn't stopped talking in weeks.
|
|
TAVERNISE: And that sort of feels like the whole thing.
|
|
Beauchamp: I mean, it feels like a life worth living.
|
|
But again, that already feels like a long time ago.
|
|
It also feels like a distinctly adult moment of mourning.
|
|
This feels like déjà vu — only potentially far more devastating.
|
|
Mostly she feels like a bystander in the central conflict.
|
|
It feels like a lipstick, and it does not transfer.
|
|
It feels like it could be coming from the top.
|
|
"For me it feels like a big movement," he said.
|
|
He's also funny as hell when he feels like it.
|
|
It feels like every little thing becomes like mass hysteria.
|
|
Feels like really strange timing to introduce this one no?
|
|
It feels like the country is more divided than ever.
|
|
Now, Vorel feels like she's known Eaton her whole life.
|
|
"It feels like it's not even my hand," she said.
|
|
It is beautiful, but it feels like a time machine.
|
|
It feels like a year has passed since last night.
|
|
Where in the world most feels like home to you?
|
|
But no Samuel D. Hunter feels like a weird gap.
|
|
Not even the inevitable zombie apocalypse feels like anything new.
|
|
It feels like the reboot is tapping into that too.
|
|
At its best, "Tinder Live" feels like a sketch show.
|
|
Medicine is often practiced in what feels like a cocoon.
|
|
This looks and feels like a film in the gestation.
|
|
He feels like it has gotten worse in recent years.
|
|
Why losing your virginity feels like such a big deal
|
|
It feels like a lightning conductor, just a small touch.
|
|
For some people, this arousal feels like a tingling sensation.
|
|
The Fold feels like something of an extended public beta.
|
|
But by now, it feels like he's exhausted every angle.
|
|
Baauer's "Harlem Shake" sounds like what a headache feels like.
|
|
To be depressed feels like a small price to pay.
|
|
A faux fireplace on one wall feels like an afterthought.
|
|
Yet the leaking of them feels like a terrible precedent.
|
|
Built by an Italian developer, it actually feels like Italy.
|
|
It feels like tapping into something, like, a greater power.
|
|
In bad, the wind whipping off feels like a curse.
|
|
It feels like a touristic trip to the Grand Bazaar.
|
|
It feels like a year since I've been in bed.
|
|
You know you're done when the space feels like home.
|
|
"Something in the move," she said, "now feels like home."
|
|
Free college tuition feels like it should solve these problems.
|
|
And, yeah, this feels like a good place to end.
|
|
"It feels like wearing football padding to a baseball game."
|
|
Hunters has a premise that feels like a double entendre.
|
|
Do you find that every time feels like the first?
|
|
That's what this play, in part, feels like to me.
|
|
WM: And stuff feels like it's about to start burning.
|
|
This work of documentary theater feels like a master class.
|
|
It still feels like he's there on the other end.
|
|
"It feels like living in a hotel," Ms. Leyva said.
|
|
To me, consciousness is the thing that feels like something.
|
|
It almost feels like deja vu with this ISM number.
|
|
In its simplicity, it feels like a kind of magic.
|
|
It feels like a mine shaft, deep under the earth.
|
|
It feels like a plot out of a "Pirates" film.
|
|
Judging from what I've seen, it certainly feels like that.
|
|
But at least my closet feels like it's truly mine.
|
|
It almost feels like you sat down like old friends.
|
|
For most people that feels like an extra pay day.
|
|
At $1,500, it feels like the cons outweigh the pros.
|
|
For now, however, it feels like more of a novelty.
|
|
"It feels like we have a common enemy," she said.
|
|
Everything looks, sounds, and feels like being a gosling again.
|
|
Photos as printable memories sometimes feels like an outdated concept.
|
|
But this feels like too easy a pose to strike.
|
|
But it almost feels like my training wheels are off.
|
|
Feels like the same thing will play out on Sunday.
|
|
Sometimes the arsenal deployed against recurrent cancer feels like overkill.
|
|
It feels like a healthy way to deal and process.
|
|
In the Trump era, every hour feels like a month.
|
|
It's so nice out today and finally feels like fall.
|
|
That's exactly what it feels like out on this track.
|
|
Sometimes it feels like there is bad news every day.
|
|
At this point, Biden's official announcement feels like a formality.
|
|
Again, Heitkamp feels like a goner (or close to it).
|
|
These days, it feels like there's no shortage of threats.
|
|
It almost feels like the illicit market is getting stronger.
|
|
That is exactly what it feels like working with Manafort.
|
|
It also just feels like a really supportive, friendly community.
|
|
Photo: CanopyThese days privacy online feels like an unattainable dream.
|
|
This feels like a tiny glimpse of the chaotic future.
|
|
But this, to me, just feels like a silencing tactic.
|
|
After all, it feels like her story is just beginning.
|
|
It feels like America cannot catch its breath right now.
|
|
At this point, iOS feels like it's started to crystalize.
|
|
It still feels like a church, refreshing in its shabbiness.
|
|
It just feels like we're doing the right things now.
|
|
You're spending 50 cents more, but it feels like more.
|
|
It feels like an overwhelming wave is rushing over us.
|
|
"It feels like Trump turned off the light," he said.
|
|
It kind of feels like you're on a moving platform.
|
|
"It feels like something that Donald Trump might tweet," Sen.
|
|
This all feels like a BIG political mistake for Trump.
|
|
Plus, Trump's camp probably feels like Kemp owes the President.
|
|
It feels like an eternity for her family, Burge said.
|
|
The story often feels like a Neon Genesis Evangelion fanfiction.
|
|
In short: This feels like a VERY big deal. Now.
|
|
The city looks and feels like a monument to itself.
|
|
"It feels like our efforts were in vain," she said.
|
|
Legal murder night feels like an NRA dream come true.
|
|
" Usher's answer: "Maybe not, but that's what it feels like.
|
|
To me, it feels like the bridge of the ship.
|
|
It kind of feels like doll hands are strangling me.
|
|
Sports _____ Feels like the year has gone by so fast.
|
|
"This really feels like a team," linebacker Josh Martin said.
|
|
But the inequality feels like the Chicago of his youth.
|
|
It feels like a throwback to the '50s or '60s.
|
|
This shirt feels like luxury without the luxury price tag.
|
|
I've heard the Oscar season feels like a political campaign.
|
|
But when I wear it, it still feels like love.
|
|
It feels like you are playing around with his identity.
|
|
"It feels like your body is depressed," Ms. Rone said.
|
|
Like that just feels like it's the whole other level.
|
|
As it is, everything feels like a bait and switch.
|
|
The whole thing feels like it was a real afterthought.
|
|
Instead, it feels like they landed another Super Mario 64.
|
|
McPhee feels like a lock for about five bad moves.
|
|
This definitely feels like it could be a Rebirth cut.
|
|
Alex Jones's show Infowars often feels like a dark comedy.
|
|
It feels like a video game: I can be, but!
|
|
The case of JonBenét Ramsey still feels like it's evolving.
|
|
However, it feels like a logical extension of my practice.
|
|
It feels like they're not telling us the whole story.
|
|
Ever wondered what it feels like when your heart stops?
|
|
And in this respect, The Deuce feels like a win.
|
|
That's understandable, but man it feels like a missed opportunity.
|
|
But the novel also feels like revisiting your first house.
|
|
It feels like we're in a lull, maybe I'm wrong.
|
|
Is that what a complete lack of progress feels like?
|
|
Talking to Pepper feels like talking to a small child.
|
|
But that's exactly what it feels like to watch Superstore.
|
|
But like ... the kinda cool that feels like a setup.
|
|
It feels like he can only go up from here.
|
|
With 24 people, it's big enough that it really feels like a huge battle, but it's also small enough that it still feels like you're contributing, even if you're not an amazing Fortnite player.
|
|
"He's most dangerous when he feels like he's losing and feels like someone has made a strong point," said Michael Steel, a Republican political veteran who helped prep Jeb Bush for the debate stage.
|
|
Today, while I'm determined not to hold back with white folks anymore — in the age of lies-as-truth, honesty feels like the only path left — the not-holding-back feels like a job.
|
|
"I did begin to understand what it feels like to be on the outside looking in and that has instilled in me tremendous empathy for anyone who feels like they don't perfectly belong," Rajaraman said.
|
|
"Virtù e Fortuna" feels like the explosive jump-start that I was waiting for from season two of Westworld — or, at the very least, it finally feels like Westworld wants to give us something different.
|
|
" What the Insecure writer's room really feels like, why Lawrence (Jay Ellis) won't be returning, and why we may see a different side of Daniel (Y'lan Noel)…"[The writer's room] feels like a dinner party.
|
|
But a younger actress who feels like they have to perform and feels like they have to impress, it's a very awkward thing for an actress to walk into your office on a general meeting.
|
|
Hound is the first digital assistant that feels like a real step forward Hound is the first digital assistant that feels like a real step toward the future, albeit a handicapped one at the moment.
|
|
"For them, it feels like it does to me," she said.
|
|
But the Model S really never feels like too much car.
|
|
It feels like the holiday season starts earlier every single year.
|
|
But I do know what it feels like to be scared.
|
|
And I do know what it feels like to be sad.
|
|
And I do know what it feels like to be rejected.
|
|
She feels like she's about to ride into a losing battle.
|
|
Right now, at least, that feels like enough family for me.
|
|
Ehhh... iPadOS feels like a big step forward for the iPad.
|
|
This feels like as good a place as any to end.
|
|
It literally feels like something's holding my elbow from straightening out.
|
|
Still, Us feels like an appropriately ambitious follow-up for Peele.
|
|
This feels like a total deal, plus I love grocery stores.
|
|
Somehow that feels like a perfect point on which to end.
|
|
"It really feels like you are driving something special," Muzio said.
|
|
They know what it feels like, and I'm excited for them.
|
|
It feels like he's been a part of our family forever.
|
|
This feels like how the AI apocalypse starts… [gallery ids="1299561,1299562,1299563"]
|
|
Finally, it feels like I'm getting my life in order again.
|
|
These days, a celebrity feud often feels like a PR stunt.
|
|
But now, Woods finally feels like she's in a good place.
|
|
It feels like there is a bomb about to go off.
|
|
It also feels like it's closing the gap on gendered broadcasting.
|
|
At times, this whole situation feels like a charade of democracy.
|
|
On the one hand, overall, it feels like a good thing.
|
|
This feels like it has to just be some horrible mistake.
|
|
She looks and feels like a cuddly little penguin in them.
|
|
It feels like the difference between looking forward or looking back.
|
|
A traditional USB port almost feels like a novelty of late.
|
|
GUTFELD: She feels like the right-wing version of Alec Baldwin.
|
|
Playing live is nice because it feels like a shared experience.
|
|
This, my friends, feels like what this race SHOULD be about.
|
|
To many, it feels like America has never been more divided.
|
|
Essentially, the released Resident Evil 2 feels like the safer game.
|
|
There are so many art worlds now it feels like, right?
|
|
As for Alexa, though, now feels like a moment of reckoning.
|
|
Over the past year the world feels like it has shrunk.
|
|
Ever wonder what an Xbox controller feels like to a child?
|
|
Which is another reason Zuckerberg's performance today feels like a victory.
|
|
It also feels like an ode to female friendships and intimacy.
|
|
Gosh it feels like we have so many things in common.
|
|
"It just feels like he was the right one all along."
|
|
"But now Japan feels like their diplomatic efforts have been undermined."
|
|
When you are doing well it honestly feels like a drug.
|
|
"Being in the campaign feels like I am empowered," Samson says.
|
|
It feels like my pet, and I want to keep it.
|
|
Michael Phelps knows what it feels like to achieve his goals.
|
|
Also that he feels like he would stand out too much.
|
|
Sasha says it feels like no one was there at all.
|
|
"It feels like we've lost five out of seven," he said.
|
|
I mean, it just feels like you can make any shot.
|
|
More fundamentally, this all feels like an absurd kind of deflection.
|
|
They literally don't remember what it feels like to feel healthy.
|
|
It feels like a breakup, and not the "good riddance" kind.
|
|
DC: It feels like all the other ages, to be honest.
|
|
All things considered, she says, even that feels like a blessing.
|
|
But to me now, it feels like progressive expression is crucial.
|
|
It feels like the setup for a payoff that never comes.
|
|
Now it feels like Google is walling in its own kingdom.
|
|
It just feels like the right time and the right place.
|
|
It feels like so much longer than six years, you know?
|
|
At times it feels like a bull in a China shop.
|
|
And she feels like, 'That's the opposite of what I'm saying.
|
|
It feels like there's a lot of anxiety on the album.
|
|
And you just go, "Carpool Karaoke" ... that feels like a thing.
|
|
"When I use Venmo it feels like magical money," Bera said.
|
|
That show feels like it would benefit from an end date.
|
|
It almost feels like these characters have suffered from obsolescence themselves.
|
|
It just feels like you're making, making, making, running, running, running.
|
|
And winning can translate into something that feels like real power.
|
|
The building itself is beautiful, and it feels like home inside.
|
|
Meta 2 feels like HoloLens at a third of the price.
|
|
We see so many people we know, it feels like college.
|
|
It still feels like a fair question to ask: how much?
|
|
A New Day feels like the younger fun sister to Merona.
|
|
I know the tiniest bit of what this all feels like.
|
|
The scene lasts maybe a minute, but it feels like hours.
|
|
And maybe no one can truly know what it feels like.
|
|
This feels like a far cry from an abridgment of speech.
|
|
But this feels like it will never work as a currency.
|
|
It no longer feels like an equal playing field, he said.
|
|
It feels like it should be, but is that scientifically correct?
|
|
Compared to Get Out, Us feels like more conventional modern horror.
|
|
If you try hard enough, it almost feels like you're there!
|
|
Essentially, S-Town feels like something that could only exist today.
|
|
But the M257 feels like riding a ship from Mass Effect.
|
|
Other times, it feels like the museum hasn't gone far enough.
|
|
Remember earlier this week, which now feels like five years ago?
|
|
It sort of feels like someone's opened a window into hell.
|
|
Room 104 already feels like an eerie place from the beginning.
|
|
The result feels like an Instagram-flavored take on Snapchat messaging.
|
|
This feels like a problem that they had in the 1940s.
|
|
This feels like a bad dream I can't wake up from.
|
|
" "You can see what it feels like, smells like, tastes like.
|
|
New York Comic Con feels like it gets bigger every year.
|
|
Obviously I know that, but it's not what it feels like.
|
|
Television sometimes feels like that — it's just a factory of movement.
|
|
It just feels like we're in, like, a really nice restaurant.
|
|
The film feels like the culmination of Theron's action-film resume.
|
|
The TechCrunch Hackathon is a sprint that feels like a marathon.
|
|
Can Tesla make a $35,000 car that feels like a Tesla?
|
|
It feels like an emotional guide for what to do next.
|
|
See, now, we are feeling what not having hope feels like.
|
|
At 30, my career feels like it's only just getting started.
|
|
Sometimes it feels like you're just sitting around waiting for inspiration.
|
|
Gris feels like that slapped onto a great puzzle-centric platformer.
|
|
That's what it constantly feels like to live in this America.
|
|
There are televisions playing his proposal, which feels like years ago.
|
|
The Mars just looks and feels like a nice, premium gadget.
|
|
Here, it feels like a combined sex room and padded cell.
|
|
It feels like it's all designed to make us give up.
|
|
It really feels like 2017 is the year of the drone.
|
|
The movie sometimes feels like a Baroque painting come to life.
|
|
The bowl-poem feels like an offering of fragmented, surreal memory.
|
|
Everyone knows the word, and it barely feels like web lingo.
|
|
Some days it just feels like we go five steps back.
|
|
But it kinda feels like Murray is phoning this one in.
|
|
What's happening now also largely feels like a consequence of that.
|
|
"Somehow the Vita community feels like the Nintendo community," said Sigurgeirsson.
|
|
Tonight, we stand here, and it feels like we're finally winning.
|
|
In some ways it feels like I've only scratched the surface.
|
|
Amandla Stenberg's most recent project feels like a full circle moment.
|
|
And her fate in Endgame feels like the biggest waste yet.
|
|
That feels like the only direct way to get to him.
|
|
So the Cosby verdict feels like a rare and concrete victory.
|
|
The 7.6-inch display when it's unfolded feels like a tablet.
|
|
It feels like a sort of second Jesus year for me.
|
|
It feels like a movement towards the aestheticizing of human misery.
|
|
It's not quite as sunny as it was, it feels like.
|
|
It feels like our language puts a target on our backs.
|
|
Wildly lashes out whenever he feels like he's being mocked. pic.twitter.
|
|
So, he's like, 'Okay, now you know what it feels like.
|
|
Sometimes it just feels like you aren't going to make it.
|
|
This is what it feels like to be unloved, I thought.
|
|
His fame, at this point, feels like a self-propagating mechanism.
|
|
Sean O'Kane: Monday feels like decades ago at this point, honestly.
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Everyone knows what alienation feels like, in some sense or another.
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So if you don't know what that feels like, feel it.
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In 212, this feels like a touching political and artistic statement.
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To me this record feels like the beginning of another chapter.
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Feels like they're adding to people's stress to drive engagement. pic.twitter.
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The Nokia 7.1, on the other hand, feels like a bargain.
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The space is bright and airy and feels like a vacation.
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"This is so fast it feels like cheating" students tell Volley.
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Each week in politics nowadays feels like a parade of horrors.
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It feels like angels are caressing my eyes as I sleep.
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Because almost every product can be put online, it feels like.
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"It feels like the end of the world," one user wrote.
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At times Hidden Agenda feels like something of a first draft.
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The build quality is questionable, and feels like it could break.
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It feels like that mountain is just too high to climb.
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In a way, it feels like they broke up with me.
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Kim feels like she has to expose this injustice to everyone.
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It feels like dismissals or recontextualizing it is not addressing it.
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It only feels like less because Incredibles was so much more.
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She feels like she missed out on a typical college experience.
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It feels like we shouldn't just be doing ten white shirts.
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At 8213-inches, the Pixel never feels like a big phone.
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"It feels like it's been years," Rory says to her mother.
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It feels like Lord of the Rings or something — just, 'Whoa!
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In many ways, it feels like Spotlight for your contact database.
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Sometimes called 'witch's butter', it's yellow-orange and feels like Jello.
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Klaue feels like an acknowledgment of the MCU's usual villain problem.
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Six months later, it feels like Jenner still doesn't get it.
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It finally feels like everyone is where they're supposed to be.
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Yet his handling of the traitors feels like classic Ned Stark.
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This feels like an X Series everywhere I look and feel.
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She feels like Jeremy is the bigger threat down the road.
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My heart feels like it's been ripped out and stomped on.
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This technique definitely feels like it's doing more than day one.
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It feels like you're in a perpetual state of jet lag.
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It feels like a pilot again, with people you already know.
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It kind of feels like telling the time with a sundial.
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Normally in a film like this, that feels like a threat.
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She feels like her daughter didn't take her feelings into account.
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Here, Jay says he feels like the car is taking off.
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It feels like a mash-up of different kinds of animation.
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It feels like it could survive a fall down a mountain.
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Every comment feels like a judgment, or hits the wrong note.
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That feels like a pretty inaccessible space to me at times.
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It feels like they have lost a sister not a classmate.
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In a way, it feels like we've all lost a friend.
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No one feels like stressing over dinner after a long day.
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It's actually not Shakespeare, but it kind of feels like it.
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Played across three screens, it feels like a constantly shifting collage.
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Because it feels like a much more natural fit for me.
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Cramming yourself into a packed jitney hardly feels like a break.
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But it no longer feels like a space that I organize.
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"Living in Seattle, my backyard feels like the outdoors," he explains.
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It feels like some weird formula that I haven't figured out.
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The "personalization" may exist, but it feels like smoke and mirrors.
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It never feels like there are enough hours in the day.
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It feels like there is an evil kind of there now.
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To me, it feels like my duty to not sit by.
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If it feels like they're trapped in paradise, that's the point.
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It often feels like a solution in search of a problem.
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It still just feels like my vote won't make a difference.
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It sometimes feels like Fallout is more action reel than movie.
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There's a part of this that feels like it's ignoring reality.
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How do I know that he feels like a real producer?
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"It feels like missing the forest for the trees," he wrote.
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"To me it almost feels like an optical illusion," he says.
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It feels like they ought to be able to come together.
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VICE: Can Trump just lie sometimes if he feels like it?
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It's only about 2240 hours, at night, but it feels like
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It feels like it was just a rebound from oversold levels.
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But now it feels like important history is happening right now.
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It feels like Big Brother laid this foundation 25 years ago.
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And it feels like it could have been so much more.
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As I'm writing this, it feels like there's a theme emerging.
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They're stories about what it feels like to watch other stories.
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Magic Leap, on the other hand, feels like a level up.
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SINGER: This feels like utter science fiction, and yet it's not.
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Paylocity still feels like a small business even with rapid growth.
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The Roav Dashtop still feels like a clone of Navdy's device.
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So the whole feature feels like a bit of a flop.
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Essentially, it feels like you've given the Mail app an upgrade.
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It doesn't feel like our song, it feels like their song.
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And honestly, it sure feels like Pattison ultimately won this battle.
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It kinda feels like memory foam but it's way more supportive.
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It feels like rules of VR development are different after this.
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You'll also notice that it feels like it'll never wear out.
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If it feels like more people are meditating, you're not wrong.
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But it always feels like it might be the last tour.
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You start to think what it feels like to be different.
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It feels like wading when you're in a state of grief.
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While it feels like a troll it's actually a tantalizing tease.
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It also feels like a soothing balm for a testing year.
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It feels like, post-referendum, there's been this colonial nostalgia happening.
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" Trump, on the other hand, "feels like more of an opportunist.
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It feels like this week wouldn't end, but Friday's finally here.
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Junk too often feels like Gonzalez' bid to reanimate a corpse.
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Even with plugs in, it feels like it's brutalizing my lugs.
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"It feels like a cactus growing in my lungs," Jessey says.
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It's an involuntary reflex that feels like urination, but it's not.
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The device button on the jacket feels like the real thing.
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Instead, happy shoppers say it feels like wearing nothing at all.
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It sometimes feels like the world is driven by iPhone lust.
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"It feels like the end of the world," one user wrote.
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"It feels like the very early days of fintech," he said.
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It feels like there's a string from my chest to theirs.
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It feels like I'm back to dancing — the training, the intensity.
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To put it best it feels like an intense heart attack.
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It also feels like the characters' lives are growing more interwoven.
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But Snapchat Stories feels like the future of secondary media consumption.
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It just feels like we're not clicking at the same time.
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It's super early in the season, but it feels like February.
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It's a side hustle and passion, so never feels like work.
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That definitely feels like information customers should be given up front.
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You just encapsulated what it feels like to be on Twitter.
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Basically it feels like my body doesn't belong to me anymore.
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Unlike Josh's, this feels like someone is throwing some subtle shade.
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The Apple Watch truly feels like the future when it works.
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Sometimes it feels like so much responsibility to not be dead.
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It feels like the only true collection of music I've made.
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That still feels like an honest vision, and probably their truest.
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And it finally feels like this time, finally, something is different.
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"It feels like I never left," she told her former colleague.
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To me it feels like this is late in the game.
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Luciano: I like this one this feels like an emotional ballad.
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It feels like I'm high, like I'm having a bad trip.
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If anyone should know, it feels like it should be him.
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"It feels like home," the artist says of the North Fork.
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It feels like an elegy for the end of the world.
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With Bernie, it feels like a lot more will get done.
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We all know what it feels like to be emotionally manipulated.
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"I fight for what feels like a long time," she says.
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"Now it feels like I work in a treehouse," he says.
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Fletcher simply feels like the two need a little more time.
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Living in the shadow feels like the safe place to be
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Everything about Angry Birds feels like an off-brand Pixar movie.
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It feels like a weight has been lifted off her shoulders.
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It feels like French Montana is everywhere at once right now.
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If an immigration officer feels like it, you get the boot.
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It kind of feels like the song is slowly rising upward.
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"It certainly feels like a parting of ways," Spencer told me.
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But it also feels like it captures the modern startup world.
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Feels like a good time to check in on everyone else.
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Some of it's correctable, and some feels like an ingrained glitch.
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And Rigden feels like she's a better health care provider now.
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It feels like I'm drinking a soda even though I'm not!
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Speaking many different languages feels like the soundtrack of our lives.
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As for weight, well, it feels like a three-pound laptop.
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My 6S feels like it has a new lease on life.
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It feels like the first adult Pile record, in a way.
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At first glance, it feels like the Bruins were doing that.
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To a writer, using a great keyboard almost feels like flying.
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It feels like an inseparable part of gaming culture right now.
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For me, this movie feels like a later-stage Marvel movie.
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As it stands, choosing not to feels like a lazy default.
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It feels like a tablet when you fold the keyboard back.
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It feels like a new nail trend pops up every day.
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It feels like Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, Bad Gal Riri Edition.
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THESE days, every element of flying feels like a financial calculation.
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Having the new name feels like I have more freedom creatively.
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And it feels like you're getting at that concept here. Right.
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That feels like a justification for existence all on its own.
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"It almost feels like I don't have a job," she said.
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"It feels like everything has come full circle," Ms. Infarinato said.
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"It feels like there's a fear of missing out," she added.
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What predictions can you make about what the moon feels like?
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"Right now, the zone feels like our place," one survivor says.
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And when you're playing bad, it feels like you're a sponge.
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It feels like an avalanche, but it's just a snow flurry.
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Emily: And it almost feels like you intentionally pushed it away.
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It feels like a perfect symbiosis, built over years of companionship.
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Right now, this feature feels like the "Time to stand!" nudges.
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I think it feels like a bit more of a potpourri.
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However, even with those problems it still feels like I'm there.
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The Story audiobook feels like an abridged version of your seminars.
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It feels like there's a coherent voice for our generation again.
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It feels like now more than ever we need his optimism.
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Sometimes, she said, it feels "like we're working for those platforms."
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He says getting into it feels like climbing into someone's tomb.
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Feeding children isn't molecular biology; it just feels like it sometimes.
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I know what it feels like when people first arrive here.
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Much of "A Hologram for the King" feels like science fiction.
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But what feels like a problem is really a remarkable opportunity.
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She feels like she has gained an adopted daughter, she said.
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It comes across as inauthentic, it feels like you're being tricked.
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Each track feels like an experiment in a different rhythmic idiom.
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And it feels like it's a joke, but is it really?
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And there's something really beautiful about work that feels like play.
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It feels like we've come so far from the blond Barbie.
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Meyers: That's when I'm happiest, when it feels like a conversation.
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Upstairs, people walk in and it feels like they're in Spain.
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Nico: This literally feels like the material of a seat belt.
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Covering the race, it feels like things are moving Moore's direction.
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The home really feels like a medieval castle in some spots.
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"To me, it feels like they rushed this hearing," she said.
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This feels like a classic let-down spot for the Colts.
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Taking the L against the Fightin' Illini feels like the latter.
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American Fugitive gives me a place that feels like a place.
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It feels like you should put in a bit more effort.
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"This almost feels like a performance in print," Mr. Miller said.
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Abby Tang: It feels like a cat is licking my back.
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In a way, it feels like a breath of fresh air.
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A ride feels like a trip through time and into winter.
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"So this is what a dictatorship feels like," my nephew said.
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SAT dispute Kamilah Campbell feels like she's been called a cheater.
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And that's what it feels like to say the words, X—.
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This is a big car that feels like a big car.
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"The printed car manual feels like a relic," said Professor Hendrie.
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It feels like the city, itself, is manipulating, pushing passions around.
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She feels like a gut-shot animal lying in the road.
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It feels like they just can't seem to do anything right.
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Narrator: It feels like a small presentation you were invited to.
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Like, It feels like I could be in Italy right now.
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It feels like a weighted blanket, but to a lesser degree.
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If it looks and feels like political blackmail, it usually is.
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But I think, right now, it feels like I'm really supported.
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They're so strikingly lightweight, it feels like you're barely wearing anything.
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And to her, their grip feels like it is getting stronger.
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It feels like it never really happened outside of the frame.
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It feels like one of the fastest I've used all year.
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Giving money to down-ballot candidates feels like a good hedge.
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To paraphrase Gloria Steinem, this is what an American feels like.
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"It feels like we're really well-organized right now," Lee said.
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It feels like my arms are falling out of the sockets.
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But it feels like what it is: a repurposed logging road.
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"[Acting] feels like the conduit for love to me," he explained.
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As it is, every other number feels like a rousing finale.
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It feels like being admitted into some secret society or something.
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A new joke that feels like something fizzing in the brain.
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It feels like a return to form for the beleaguered MacBook.
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She feels like Summer ✨ Are you ready for drop two?
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It feels like a decade has passed since the 2016 election.
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"Our relationship feels like a breakup," Brandi revealed on the episode.
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They bicker, but this time it feels like a couple's fight.
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It sure feels like the Trump administration is in utter chaos.
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Image: Microsoft/AppleSometimes it feels like the operating system doesn't matter.
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I think that's why it feels like there's more of it.
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He might be 94, but he says he feels like 50.
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But what's happening with Uber lately, man, it feels like vindication.
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"Feels like a fairytale almost," he said in on-court interview.
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It feels like Fleetwood Mac are the Eavis family's white whale.
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It feels like a relief when the renowned New York d.j.
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The Big Day feels like the beginning of a new chapter.
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Natasha Wimmer is so good that it feels like my book.
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Watching "The Circus" feels like getting sneaked into a private club.
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The style no longer feels like a gimmick or a stunt.
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On the outside, New Year's Day feels like a fresh start.
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The whole thing just feels like a frustrating waste of time.
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"To me, this feels like the start of something," Barkway says.
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Inside the establishment, it feels like getting hot-boxed by garlic.
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Bringing attention to a mistake feels like highlighting one's own incompetence.
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I don't necessarily know what intimacy feels like, even among friends.
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It feels like anti-immigration feelings are taking over Western countries.
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Once you've realized [what that feels like], it's actually pretty easy.
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After yesterday's verdict, if feels like my hopes have been destroyed.
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Even listening to a song feels like an investment of time.
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It feels like an entity because I know when it's completed.
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In this way, the new game feels like a loving homage.
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Funny how it feels like we were right there with them.
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"I don't think it feels like a streak," James told reporters.
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Yet somehow, it still feels like a shot to the heart.
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The following song, "Sandstorm," feels like a continuation of that narrative.
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And it feels like the company has overcome a mental barrier.
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Sometimes this song feels like a memory tantalizingly out of reach.
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At least, when I see it that's what it feels like.
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"It feels like there's something missing from my brain," he says.
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These days, that's exactly what the Canadiens' start feels like: history.
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There definitely feels like there's a coherent feeling throughout the releases.
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It feels like a proper Atlanta mixtape, and it bangs accordingly.
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The humble space feels like a slice of his native Cuba.
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Nothing, hype or no hype, feels like underdog music to me.
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It feels like everyone on this floor is gawking at me.
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It feels like there's a compulsive quality to what he's doing.
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It feels like a life sentence for a lot of people.
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When we arrive at the cemetery it feels like a tailgate.
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