Eventually, he shared that he never felt close to Caitlyn.
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It was really when I felt close to my father.
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All the while, I felt close to irreparably destroying the component.
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"It's always felt close to me," he said of the Masters.
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"I understood kids — I think I felt close to them," she explained.
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When he opened his Latin grammar book, he felt close to invincible.
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But, because she was so close with her sister, she instantly felt close to her sister's kids.
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Still, it felt close to normal, like how our friends sat at the table with their babies.
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And another thing: at that moment, I felt close to my mother in a completely new way.
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Although I hadn't met Weems until recently, I have always felt close to her through her work.
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The result is that after dozens of hours of play, I never felt close to my character.
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It was pleasurable in the sense that I felt close to him, and knew that we respected each other.
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I felt close to it, even though that's not literally what I did—that whole firing business didn't interest me.
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"Estate patrol took me home, reassuring me and making me laugh when I felt close to having a breakdown," she says.
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Grammer, best known for TV comedies "Cheers" and "Frasier," said the studio battles depicted in Fitzgerald's book also felt close to home.
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With excellent production design and understated acting, this at least felt close to a successful experimental film born from a tight budget.
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Although he had never met his uncle, Pulgarin still felt close to him—not only through his name, but also through photographs.
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I didn't want to make new friends when the ones I now felt close to were right there, just a click away.
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The crazy thing is, even though we weren't physically together, I felt close to him after this encounter — like I was giving him something extremely special.
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I explained that I had felt close to tears when the grandmother and the dog received the letter in Heaven and it made the dog's tail wag.
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He knocked out Frazier in their third match, the so-called Thrilla in Manila in 1975, but the punishment of their 14 rounds, Ali said, felt close to dying.
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The novelistic tales of the Wakefields and their frenemies, pals, and rivals were interwoven with the fabric of my own real life in a way that felt close to irreversible.
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The most common symptom for breast cancer that men need to look out for is a lump in the breast tissue that can be felt close to, or surrounding, the nipple.
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But, because of everything going on lately, I've felt like that piece of me has gotten a little lost, and finding that connection to media has recently felt close to impossible.
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The Quality Inn in Doral, west of Miami, felt close to heaven for the men: air-conditioning, television with dozens of channels, more eggs and meat than they had seen in forever.
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Margaret is from California, and nothing has felt close to home in decades, not New York, where they both wanted to live but neither loved, and not this sensible town in New Jersey.
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This past summer, as Cohen felt close to death and Marianne herself was close to death, he wrote to his muse once again: She died the next day, and Marianne's close friend responded to Cohen.
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Without being too sombre, the three speakers also set out to hone their listeners' sensitivities, by challenging them to remember times when they felt close to the divine, and encouraging them to use simple spiritual exercises.
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His father was the only person Roppolo ever felt close to in his family and was the person who had originally sparked his passion for filmmaking when he took Roppolo to see the Godfather in theatres.
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At Thursday's press briefing, deputy press secretary Raj Shah acknowledged that the White House mishandled the situation, in part because many people there felt close to Porter and had a hard time believing he was capable of violent behavior.
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Aunt Denise was another relative Eli felt close to; she had LGBT friends, and it was she who, a few nights earlier, had pointed out a rainbow flag Aunt Jan had hoisted in front of her house in a nod to Eli.
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After losing to Williams 6-3 7-6(5) in the final last year, Sharapova said she felt close to breaking the biggest hoodoo in women's tennis but a 6-2 6-4 defeat in the semi-finals of Wimbledon showed the chasm as wide as ever.
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Obviously the dynamic wasn't perfect – the only woman of colour being donned "Scary Spice" is all kinds of problematic (though maybe I'm bitter 'cos, as the only non-white kid in my year, I was made to be her in the playground even though my favourite was Baby) – but it felt close to perfect at the time.
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He suffered increasing pain from fibrositis throughout the series, and later admitted that he felt close to a breakdown.Foot, p. 218.Howat, p. 122.
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For about ten seconds I felt close to her again. Like watching the sun appear from behind a cloud... feeling the warmth across your skin again.
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Lee added, "That really shakes your confidence. We were so confused and disheartened." In 1980, Lifeson said this was the only moment in Rush history when he felt close to giving up. The band's international label, Mercury Records, considered dropping them.
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The theater was demolished around 1926 for a parking lot. The Selwyns bought land along 42nd street, Manhattan, where they decided to build three theaters. The first was the 1,051-seat Selwyn Theatre built for them in 1918 in the Italian Renaissance style. The fan-shaped layout ensured that every seat felt close to the stage.
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Feld forged aesthetic guidelines during more than half a century of activity and admitted having initially felt close to Martinů, but even more to the French school of Debussy to Messiaen, including Honegger. Above all however, he felt akin with the more French side of Stravinsky and Prokofiev as well as the ethnic side of Bartók.
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Elena Pita of El Mundo described the character as "enigmatic". Morte said the character was a "workaholic". He linked the Professor to his role of Óscar in El embarcadero, both of whom "had to be demonized". He said that viewers felt close to the character because he generates empathy, and that "if the viewer does not empathize with the Professor or Oscar, the series does not work".
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She won the series regular role Amy Yoshida on The Terror; a role that she felt close to. "I identify as second generation, so, in reading for Amy, it felt like we were very similar and I felt very close and connected to the character." She was cast in an undisclosed role in the Disney+ series The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, which is part of the highly successful Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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As a youth, she learned the arts of calligraphy, flower arrangement, and the tea ceremony; typical pursuits for a woman in Japan at that time. Despite her conventional upbringing, Fukuda felt close to judo through memories of her grandfather, and one day went with her mother to watch a judo training session. A few months later, she decided to begin training for herself. Her mother and brother supported this decision, but her uncle was opposed to the idea.
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Musashiyama was criticized for his lukewarm support of the strike, but he never felt close to Tenryū's group. In addition, several people insisted that the reason for Tenryū's walkout was his jealousy of Musashiyama's fast promotion to ōzeki while he remained at sekiwake. Musashiyama had been considering giving up sumo altogether and turning to boxing instead, but eventually decided to stay in the Sumo Association. He was promoted to yokozuna in 1935, after finishing as runner-up in the May tournament that year.
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According to Polish literary critic Bozena Gorska, Rumel's poetry was strongly influenced by the works of Juliusz Słowacki and Cyprian Kamil Norwid. He rarely drew inspiration from the works of Polish avant garde poets, but in some of his poems influences of Leopold Staff and Boleslaw Lesmian can be found. Rumel felt close to the Volhynian folk culture, and frequently used Ukrainian and Russian words. He also wrote about Polish historical subjects, best exemplified in his poem "The Year 1863".
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Nadine Franklin, a seventeen-year-old high school junior in the suburbs of Portland, has tempestuous relationships with her popular older brother Darian and her image conscious mother Mona, and only felt close to her father Tom. Tom died of a heart attack when Nadine was thirteen, leaving her best friend Krista the only person keeping her buoyed. At Nadine's home, Nadine and Krista get drunk while Darian throws a pool party. Nadine falls asleep and Krista goes downstairs and talks to Darian.
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The cave is named for its remarkable cliffside location; a caver standing on the entrance rampart can look down the 255-metre entrance shaft on one side and down some 700 metres to the valley floor on the other. This topographic oddity is also reminiscent of the artwork on the 1972 record album Close to the Edge by the band Yes, which featured lakes improbably perched on mountain summits. Local cavers also felt close to the edge of their abilities while exploring the unprecedented deep shaft.
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Mariani, p. 500. By late June 1944, Williams was working in earnest on the notes he had accumulated for Paterson, "gradually arranging and rearranging the stray bits with the more solid sections" as he approached a "first final draft" of what would become Paterson I.As quoted in Mariani, pp. 492–3. In his preface to the revised edition of Paterson, editor Christopher MacGowan points out that, even with Williams' protracted challenges in finalizing the poem's form, he "seems to have always felt close to the point of solving his formal problems."MacGowan, p. xi.
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As former political campaign operative Byrne is credited with executing a range of aggressive communications tactics, including the 1992 presidential campaign’s Chicken George (politics) attack on George H. W. Bush.Why the Chickens Have Come Home To Roost This Campaign Season, by Reid Epstein, Wall Street Journal, September 17, 2014. Byrne was Deputy Assistant Administrator for Legislative and Public Affairs at the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) in the Clinton Administration from 1993 to 1997.Foreign Aid's Impact Is Felt Close to Home, by Marc lacey, Los Angeles Times, October 23, 1995.
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He felt close to Morgan, would follow his directions well and always heeded his advice. As a senior in 1946–47, White guided Morrow High to an undefeated season (28–0) and a Northeastern High School championship, scored a then-New Jersey prep record 49 points in a single game, and was a unanimous first team all-state selection. White was a rather poor student; he graduated 230th in a class of 263 students. However, he had an innate ability to recall the names and statistics of the leading college basketball players in the country.
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On June 14, 2006, Pope Benedict XVI urged Israelis and Palestinians in his weekly general audience to return to negotiation after the "increasingly blind" tit-for-tat violence. The Vatican said in a statement that the pope felt close to the innocent victims of such violence and that the Holy Land had become "hostage to those who delude themselves they can solve the ever more dramatic problems of the region by force or unilateral action". The Vatican appealed to both sides "to show due respect for human life, especially that of unarmed civilians and children".
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As a small child, Washington said that he had no recollections of ever being hugged, and only felt close to his younger brother, Chris. Washington was a poor student who hated school throughout most of his childhood.Halberstam. pg. 258 He had to retake many of his classes in summer school to raise his grades.Feinstein. pg. 121 When he entered high school he played football merely so he could be around a close friend, and have someone to walk home with at night as he was terrified of walking home alone.
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Retrieved August 9, 2013 She soon got a job—part-time at $2 an hour—at the Anchorage Daily News, her first job, but in a field she felt close to, having been married to a newspaper publisher for 13 years, and having had some experience at her college newspaper. Her early experience writing at the paper gave her a wide variety of assignments and topics, from dog sled races to tragedy to controversies, such as birth control. As a single mother, finding time to write was difficult and Fanning settled on writing from 3:00 to 7:00 in the morning.
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The Guardian In his autobiography, Carragher admitted that "I always felt close to Gérard", and was full of praise for the French manager during the early part of his reign. He went on to make 44 appearances in the 1998–99 season, and was named as the club's Player of the Year. Carragher was restricted to the right- back position after scoring two own goals in a 3–2 home defeat to Manchester United early in the 1999–2000 season. Houllier never again played him at centre-back, as Sami Hyypiä and Stéphane Henchoz formed solid partnership.
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"It has some very intense, autobiographical scenes, and that was very difficult and surreal," said Lana. Jamie Clayton, who plays Nomi, has provided the example of a scene where a young Nomi is bullied by boys in a gym shower, as a scene that was based on experiences from Lana's life. Freema Agyeman, who plays Nomi's girlfriend Amanita, has shared that her character was based heavily on Lana's wife, Karin Winslow. Straczynski has stated that (much like Lana's fondness towards the Nomi character) he felt close to Wolfgang Bogdanow, because both him and Wolfgang had a bad relationship with their respective fathers.
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In Sunday Nights at Seven (1990), her father's unfinished memoir that she completed with her own recollections, Joan Benny revealed she rarely felt close to her mother, and the two often argued: > She had so many good qualities—her sense of humor, her generosity, her > loyalty to her friends. She had a famous, successful, and adoring husband; > she had famous, interesting, and amusing friends; she lived in luxury; she > was a celebrity in her own right. In short, she had everything a woman could > possibly want. When I think of her it's with sadness because I wish she > could have enjoyed it all more.
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The newlyweds managed to get away for a few days for a honeymoon, but their return home was back to business as usual. Vanessa went into a coma, died for a few seconds, and returned as the calm, sweet mother Leo had never had—Nessa. Leo felt close to her for the first time. Leo also discovered he had another long-lost relative, after cousins Maggie and Frankie had arrived in town earlier in the year—Trey was actually his older brother, Ben Shepherd Trey had assumed his dead best friend's identity and had dedicated his life to wreaking havoc on the mother who had abandoned him at birth.
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Ingratiation can be applied to many real world situations. As mentioned previously, research has delved into the areas of tipping in the restaurant business and conversations. More research shows how ingratiation is applicable in the online dating community and job interviews. In a study of social rejection in the online dating community, researchers tested whether ingratiation or hostility would be the first reaction of the rejected individual and whether men or women would be most likely to ingratiate in different situations. The study showed that cases in which the woman had felt “close” to a potential dating partner from the mutual sharing of information and was rejected, she was more likely than men to engage in ingratiation.
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Star Wars Headspace is a compilation album of electronic dance music featuring sound effects and samples from the Star Wars films. Musicians Rick Rubin and Kevin Kusatsu, who executively produced the album, gave the producers files of these sounds, but were also instructed by Lucasfilm to not sample any of John Williams' score from the films. Flying Lotus, who said that he was proud of being a part of the project, felt that the concept made sense given that the sounds used in the Star Wars would be a precursor of what was yet to come in electronic music. Therefore, he felt "close" to the sounds he was using to reflect the universe of the films.
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Both characters wanted to be completely honest with each other, but knew they could not, which inhibited their friendship. His relationship with Lana Lang was one of Smallville's central relationships. When Clark and Lana met in the cemetery, Clark realized that he had found someone who understood him, who he could talk to, even though it was not in as strong a way as he would have liked. Although Clark felt close to Lana, his fear that she would "... kick him out of her life ..." if she learned his secret — that he came in the meteor shower that killed her parents — was strong enough to keep him from becoming as close to her as he wished.
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Kreps still felt close to Carter regardless and enjoyed a friendly relationship with the president. Kreps' time as a cabinet member was considered different not only because she was a woman but also because no economist had ever before held her cabinet position. However, during the Carter administration, Kreps had started out as a very important contributor to economic policy, and slowly people like the Secretary of the Treasury, the OMB director and the chief economist in the State Department, started to push her out of talks. Kreps attributed this to anti-Commerce Department segregation and later on was relieved to find that she disagreed with many of the decisions made by this small group and was thankful for having been overlooked.
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He urges his contemporaries to also see the good aspects in the Turks, and refers to some who were favourable to the Ottoman Empire, and "who actually want the Turk to come and rule, because they think that our German people are wild and uncivilized - indeed that they are half-devil and half-man". The Ottomans also felt closer to the Protestants than to the Catholics. At one point, a letter was sent from Suleiman the Magnificent to the "Lutherans" in Flanders, claiming that he felt close to them, "since they did not worship idols, believed in one God and fought against the Pope and Emperor". This notion of religious similarities was again taken up in epistolary exchanges between Elizabeth I of England and Sultan Murad III.
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While the Turks had a reputation for cruelty, they were also perceived as having religious tolerance within their dominions,Sea Beggar medal, Rijksmuseum Amsterdam whereas the King of Spain did not tolerate the Protestant faith. At one point, a letter was sent from Suleiman the Magnificent to the "Lutherans" in Flanders, claiming that he felt close to them, "since they did not worship idols, believed in one God and fought against the Pope and Emperor".Muslims and the Gospel by Roland E. Miller p.208 Furthermore, various religious refugees, such as the Huguenots, some Anglicans, Quakers, Anabaptists and even Jesuits and Capuchins were able to find refuge at Constantinople and elsewhere in the Ottoman Empire, where they were given rights of residence and worship.
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Ottoman power was also used by the French in the religious conflicts on the European scene. In 1566, under Charles IX, the French ambassador to the Ottoman Empire intervened in favour of the Dutch Revolt against the Spanish Empire, after a request for Ottoman help by William I of Orange, so that a Dutch-Ottoman alliance was considered and a letter was sent from Suleiman the Magnificent to the "Lutherans" in Flanders, offering troops at the time they would request, and claiming that he felt close to them, "since they did not worship idols, believed in one God and fought against the Pope and Emperor". The Ottoman Empire was indeed known at that time for its religious tolerance. Various religious refugees, such as the Huguenots, some Anglicans, Quakers, Anabaptists or even Jesuits or Capuchins and Jews (Marranos) were able to find refuge at Constantinople and in the Ottoman Empire, where they were given right of residence and worship.
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