But certainly I would do something if it felt right.
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I hate that expression, too, but it just felt right.
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I drew Keanu as Disney Princes because it felt right.
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When we found the flower shop, it just felt right.
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And that's what felt right to us at the time.
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I think then it felt right to do another record.
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We ran through many test conversations but nothing felt right.
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It still felt uncomfortable and challenging, but it felt right.
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But no one felt right for Mr. Stanfield's old part.
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I never felt right to me until this very moment.
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But they left it in anyway, because it felt right.
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"It ultimately felt right to stay on Twitch," said Betar.
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It felt right in terms of his relationship with that illness.
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It just felt right, and that's what made the movie special.
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" Haibon added about those years of friendship: "It just felt right.
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The one thing that felt right was so damnable by society.
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His answer had seemed credible enough, because nothing ever felt right.
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I tried to change the name, but nothing else felt right.
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I've always wanted to contact Storey, yet it never felt right.
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Now it felt right to make it part of her obituary.
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" The former World of Dance host adds, "The timing felt right.
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"In that moment it felt right to all parties," ESPN said.
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"Each day never felt right unless we talked," Mr. Cooper said.
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It felt right that James-Allen led the way as pitch.
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She pursued a cause that she felt right until the end.
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But she shut out this criticism and went with what felt right.
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Something about her approach never felt right, so she set it aside.
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Cutting my hair short, or off completely, never felt right for me.
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Plus, it wouldn't have felt right if Jane had sex with Jonathan.
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Of course not — and that wouldn't have felt right for the character.
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Rippon clearly felt right at home on the steps of City Hall.
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The quakes can be felt right near the Kilauea summit, Babb said.
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We just tried to write the story that felt right to us.
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"It felt right, and maybe that scared both of us," she said.
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Did it take some experimenting to land on one that felt right?
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She even had them minimally tailored but still, they never felt right.
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Jon Snow would've felt right at home in Niagara Falls this past weekend.
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We had a couple names picked out, but none of them felt right.
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We needed those other things to happen in a way that felt right.
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I chose to stick with Kim because it felt right in my heart.
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He kept writing different lyrics until he found a theme that felt right.
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And he posed on a tractor, where his beard felt right at home.
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I don't have much more of an answer, other than it felt right.
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It was the story I had in me, the thing that felt right.
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The lines never felt right, and in the end, we dropped them altogether.
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It wasn't until a family trip to Italy that the moment felt right.
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Despite boarding the franchise late, they've both made their presence felt right away.
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But nothing felt right, and he was finding the fruitless search increasingly embarrassing.
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An interior designer would have felt right at home within the home section.
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While some criticized King's taunting as unsportsmanlike, to many Americans it felt right.
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I guess because my birth name is so feminine it never felt right.
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"I didn't know how long it would take, but it just felt right."
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He is so positive about working with him, and it just felt right.
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Plus, it felt right to have the same last name as my kids.
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Up until now, I'd been focussing on general, and it never really felt right.
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"We smiled at each other and in that moment, everything felt right," she writes.
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It just felt right, and Kanye is down for anything if it feels right.
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But I guess it wouldn't have felt right without a Dickensian level of villainy.
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She wanted her character, Logan, to have exciting hair and this just felt right.
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Polished and elegant, Herrera's models felt right at home on the Upper East Side.
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I knew that it felt right this time and it was exciting and meaningful.
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I had never been so bold, but it felt right, warmth reuniting with warmth.
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"We smiled at each other and in that moment, everything felt right," she wrote.
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She says she returned to music, her true passion, once the time felt right.
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Yeah, it was grime, it was shady as fuck; I felt right at home.
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So naming it Legacy was a very bold statement that felt right for us.
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Bellator 187 was held in Dublin tonight, and Conor McGregor felt right at home.
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It was something that felt right out of a 1980s movie about the future.
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"He's raw, he's experiencing something that needs to be felt right then," he said.
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Getting married was always a goal of ours, and this year just felt right.
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And it just felt right because I hadn't done anything like it in many years.
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Not sure what's happening with this wrist grab lol but felt right in the moment.
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I've been approached in the past about joining other shows but this just felt right.
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"We smiled at each other and in that moment, everything felt right," she writes. 4.
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But just because the decision felt right at the time doesn't mean she didn't struggle.
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It took me a long time to get to a place where it felt right.
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It felt right and I thought 'OK,' and my whole world changed there and then.
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And then he shouted it—the platform was empty—and it felt right and true.
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Still, as physically gifted as he was, O'Neil never quite felt right as a kid.
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Being with that person, and them being who they were, our relationship just felt right.
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Their feedback allowed Ms. Jones to imagine movement and sequencing that they said felt right.
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I met a lot of wonderful people, and though it was terrifying…it felt right.
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I was exhausted by then, and it felt right that the day should be ending.
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"We were finally all in a place where a wedding felt right," Ms. Muscio said.
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When I put all of this on the night of the dance, it felt right.
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So there's lots of tweeds and knitwear and it just felt right with the ambience.
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The boos raining down on Matt Hardy and Bray Wyatt for eliminating Rusev felt right.
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It just felt right: I was myself and in the moment, even samba-dancing on request.
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Now the results of throwing out your net neutrality protections, may not be felt right away.
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My mom always told me he died in a car accident, but something never felt right.
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This is simply the first time it's felt right in my gut to stream my album.
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"I feel like I just had to do what felt right to me," he told KUTV.
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"The best word I can use I think is that it felt right," Dillon tells me.
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It seemed like some of the venues I play anyhow, so I felt right at home.
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They told a story about searching for the perfect home and how our house felt right.
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It felt right to be turning 30 and moving into this decade with a clean slate.
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But it turns out, the woman who looked like Bjork actually was Bjork, which felt right.
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It felt right to be turning 216 and moving into this decade with a clean slate.
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Suddenly Wilde was my whole life, and it felt right, like the natural conclusion of something.
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Now the results of throwing out your Net Neutrality protections, may not be felt right away.
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"It felt right," Ellinger said, adding that the tattoo artist didn't even flinch at the request.
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Rather, Anderson and Abramovic had previously decided to end the talk when the moment felt right.
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"It just felt right that Roger and Kevin were put on No. 1 Court," Lewis said.
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So when he went after Emily Ratajkowski and Kim Kardashian's topless selfie, it felt right on track.
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For Jesse and Olivia, their wedding was about doing what felt right and going with the flow.
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But even though the idea felt right emotionally, she had to make sure it was right ethically.
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"We have been searching for the right one for months, but nothing has felt right," Robyn said.
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The Taipei Costco had the same cinderblock walls, red and white logos—I felt right at home.
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"I've always wanted to write a book but nothing felt right or organic until now," she says.
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But a book is less immediate than a song, so its context cannot be felt right away.
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But because of what Red Bull's been doing over the past year or so, it felt right.
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I'm not certain that this was an intentional path for me, but it's one that's felt right.
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The things they did in the bedroom felt right because they were right for both of them.
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So once we landed on the structure that is in the final movie, it just felt right.
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While my Puerto Rican and Dominican friends made fun of my accent, I felt right at home.
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As for raising more money right after the Series B, Bose said that the timing felt right.
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It was objectively pretty fucking gross, but somehow that felt right for the music Broadrick was playing.
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I wanted to make a record, but I waited until the expression felt right to start songwriting.
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Milan is where our flagship store is located, so it just felt right to make the move.
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This time, he resolved to figure out how to photograph people in a way that felt right.
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It felt right in the beginning, I wasn't necessarily doing any of it for the paid part.
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Pink just felt right," says Saltzman, who acknowledges that the dress "doesn't relate to the theme at all.
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Trump's opulent Mar-a-Lago is an estate that Marie Antoinette would have felt right at home in.
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Pero in the moment, it all felt right and she — for the first time that day — felt beautiful.
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In 19503, when the news broke that Alexa Chung was launching her own label, the timing felt right.
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The world felt right once again because thanks to the calzone, we know Ben Wyatt's spirit lives on.
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Or he could wear what felt right and possibly face the wrath of his fellow elementary-school students.
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"I felt right away that I was written off," Bosh said in one of his interviews with Uninterrupted.
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An homage to the movies and gender make-up of the Senate working group, it just felt right.
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In the other, a relative newcomer to the gentrifying neighborhood, the Dyckmans might have felt right at home.
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And then at some point I came across the concept of non-binary and that just felt right.
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It felt right that Swift also took home the biggest trophy of the night, artist of the year.
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Kicking off his social media spree, Adams said it felt right to commemorate the end of an era.
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But despite therapy from an early age, she said she never felt right and couldn't succeed at school.
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No response ever felt right, so I mirrored her sage nods, agreeing with her in a grievous way.
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"We're all animal lovers, so it felt right and we could not get enough of them," Butler tells PEOPLE.
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"It's just something that felt right to both of us," says Rue, who struggled to conceive a second child.
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Even though I led a hard life, I always felt like I did what felt right in my heart.
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Patrick, stung and scared, reveals that he "never felt right" before meeting David and realizing he could love him.
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"As I worked to come up with ways to expand the story, none of it felt right," he says.
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Mi-Anne: At the tail end of week three, I decided to let my hair do what felt right.
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The lead actor wasn't supposed to be British, but when Chris Geere auditioned, it immediately clicked and felt right.
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The old cast was super welcoming and I felt right at home since the first day I got there.
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He'd been putting the finishing touches on a new batch of recordings, and one track just hadn't felt right.
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For Mark and Amanda Tew, taking a yearlong mini-retirement in Nicaragua with their four children just felt right.
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It means we are making a little less money, but we decided we wanted to do what felt right.
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We kept coming back to a bra image and a locket image, but none of it really felt right.
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"A lot of guys were trying to court her, but she never felt right about anything," Ms. Teichgraeber said.
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Even though the Mr. Brooke role [Laurie's tutor who becomes Meg's husband] wasn't large, everything about it felt right.
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Like me, they were being asked about it with increasing frequency, yet hadn't found an answer that felt right.
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And it reminded her why it was necessary to cover shootings in a way that felt right to her community.
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" In response to his son's allegations, he reportedly said: "I've never been a parent who has felt right giving advice.
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"Not sure what's happening with this wrist grab lol but felt right in the moment," she wrote in the caption.
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He greeted me with a limp handshake and a quick, disapproving once-over that felt right out of a movie.
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When they moved his hospice bed into the kitchen so he could die at home, it felt right to her.
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I spent a few hours working my way through the crypts of Super Castlevania IV, and it just felt right.
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"I thought we were just doing like a really good, cool, funny thing and it just felt right," Liza said.
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The move to Mayfield "felt right thing given experience I'd accumulated," Garg told us when we talked late last week.
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As an international school kid, I felt right at home among the ~65 different nationalities represented by the crew alone.
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During a couple of laps around a short circuit at the Monticello Motor Club, the PP2 felt right at home.
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I tested the Brushed Microfiber Sheets, and was immediately impressed with how soft they felt right out of the package.
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The pain being felt right now is a symptom of rapid churn, as old industries retreat and new ones emerge.
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He tried out a couple of words — iconic, legacy, "all those buzzwords," he said — but none of them felt right.
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It's similar to other well-known names in the industry, such as Wealthfront and Ellevest, and it just felt right.
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Dining | Connectict Goldilocks would have felt right at home at Prospect Cafe in West Hartford since its reopening four months ago.
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He'd received a slew of emails from companies hoping to hire him after his viral moment, but none had felt right.
|
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Wanda Merced, a patron at the salon, told CNN affiliate News 213 Orlando that she always felt right at home there.
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Even though you were doing what felt right for you, did it still feel like you were pushing back against something?
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Though we'd looked at dozens of houses in person, when we set foot into the driveway, we knew it felt right.
|
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When Brad Pitt first mentioned his love of Frank Ocean in an interview with GQ, everything felt right in the world.
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This is the one song that I wrote and rewrote over and over until I got a version that felt right.
|
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We both weren't looking for a relationship at the time, but something felt right from the very first night we met.
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"It really felt right," Baylee tells PEOPLE about the timing of the single's release just days after celebrating his 16th birthday.
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It just felt right—this person in New York who Harold would be impressed by, and the audience would also know.
|
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The ease and simplicity of the interface, the cute animated Meerkat when it was trying to connect, everything just felt right.
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Later, when I asked Hal what had caused him to yell "Stop!" that night, he said that something hadn't felt right.
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I discovered a home in this new realization that I could live freely between two gender titles that never felt right.
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I think women are beautiful, butch women are women, and therefore I am the most beautiful I've ever felt right now.
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"I felt right at home during my interviews and am really looking forward to being part of the team," I added.
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"It kind of felt right," Calhoun said, flanked by a dozen or so teammates in a conference room after the game.
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Walking through the rooms, we could both imagine our futures here, in each of these vacant rooms, and it felt right.
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" It immediately felt right, Mr. Doornbos said: "We were standing out in the garden and Caroline asked, 'Do you love it?
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Baron Corbin isn't going to set the world on fire, but his post-elimination outburst knocking out several wrestlers felt right.
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"We beat out so many different options where he does X or Y, and none of them felt right," he says.
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My husband and I were set up on a date and from the moment we met, I just knew things felt right.
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We didn't go into a lot of detail about why it felt right but all agreed that it worked and meant something.
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She wore flats, she didn't need to wear a bunch of undergarments and it was just so easy and it felt right.
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Pedestrian Verse contained some of the band's best-rounded tracks to that point, melodic when it felt right, but still unquestionably theirs.
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The timing, Harris says, just felt right: 25-year-old alt-pop mastermind Tinashe's second album, Joyride, finally came out on Friday.
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The timing of it felt right, and I could now trust that it was, thanks to this pause — my me-ternity leave.
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Once we got all the press [from] Tom Brokaw, NBC News, on and on and on, it just kind of felt right.
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This is what felt right to us, since many of the traditional aspects of a wedding seemed outdated and unnecessary to us.
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At the time, I was exuberant and confident, so it just kind of felt right and put a smile on my face.
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J.G. Ballard (and his post-apocalyptic science fiction) circa 1962 would have felt right at home in Demna Gvasalia's world circa 2020.
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Though the notes felt right to me, it still felt too underdeveloped to use, a pattern for pattern's sake, without further meaning.
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It felt right to see Philip and Elizabeth in their native yet foreign country, wondering what's next, wondering what might have been.
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She jettisoned the Mozart and Handel fare she had made her name with for heavier Strauss and Wagner roles that felt right.
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Strasburg said he had not felt right since the All-Star break and decided to call it a day after two innings.
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For me, growing up in Florida and Minnesota, I never felt right as a boy, struggling to conform to what that meant.
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"The 230 Max just felt right in flight, giving us complete confidence that this airplane will meet our customers' expectations," he said.
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"It just felt right from the moment he walked in," Shallenberger said of the day Kendrick attended a robotics open house at school.
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It felt right to have it come out under a dome of brilliant stars in a place that felt apart from the world.
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"Coming off of Advanced Warfare, it felt right for us," says Aaron Halon, the game's multiplayer lead, in an interview with The Verge.
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"I thought we were just doing like a really good, cool, funny thing and it just felt right," Liza said in the interview.
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"But it felt right; it was obviously shade, but at the same time, he's spoken about it and he knows what he did."
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Ferguson allegedly told the student she knew the relationship wasn't right but that it felt right at the time, according to these reports.
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It felt right that there just a bunch of regular-ass people there, as opposed to an audience of exclusively crazy electronic fans.
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"[Ruthie] started with more of a pin-up look but that never felt right, especially as the brand began to grow," said Tursi.
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Facebook killed everyone on Friday, because wiping us off the face of the Earth in a post-Trump mercy-killing just felt right.
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The life I lived—including the countless names I went by—never felt right because it lacked the femininity I desired deep down.
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And so it felt right that, immediately after many accounts of this sort, this week on At War we heard from former Capt.
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But his process is one of wax and wane, and this season, he was in a pared-back mode, one that felt right.
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This summer, what felt right in my household was to cut the stock allocation in our 529 account by about 10 percentage points.
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But Tawwab said their decision to do what felt right for them was ultimately more healthy than following tradition for tradition&aposs sake.
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It all felt right, until temporary grieving turned into a permanent, commercial bonanza — and a chilling referendum on who gets to be American.
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And given recent revelations about the ways Hollywood's most powerful can abuse and exploit the vulnerable, particularly women, that self-awareness felt right.
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But we ended up doing it within a matter of days, and then went through the whole game to make sure everything felt right.
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"When I found out that race day falls the same week as my 6-year cancer-versary, it just felt right," Robach tells PEOPLE.
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"I had tried on a handful of dresses, and I liked a few but none of them really just felt right," Mills told PEOPLE.
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The story looked killer, the older versions of the characters gave me some design freedom, and the feel they were going for felt right.
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While different rules for playing with different genders is often an unfair double standard, it was just what felt right for both of us.
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The charismatic Star Wars droid BB-8 probably felt right at home when it visited NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in California this week.
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It felt right to blend in among the star spangled crowd of campers, but outside of July 4, it felt like wearing a costume.
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While I've always found Manhattan steakhouses to be a bit intimidating, I immediately felt right at home sitting at Peter Luger's laid-back bar.
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It could have been more dramatic to hold off for his brand's 10th anniversary next year but, Altuzarra shrugged, the current timing felt right.
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At the new house, my beau built a platform so I could store the mattress beneath a raised office, but it never felt right.
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"It just felt right that we should riff off that conceit and give Jane's fans the happily ever after they have been waiting for."
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He wrote on Thursday that with his chairmanship ending and a new grandchild arriving, the time felt right to step aside after 16 terms.
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My procrastination habits were once a thing that left me to complete my work in a spur of creativity, whenever the moment felt right.
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But with this man on the phone it felt right to speak to the basic human need I heard in his voice: to connect.
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I've felt right at home (and saved money) by cooking my own breakfast with appliances much fancier than the ones in my own house.
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Destiny 2 plays really well with a keyboard and mouse, which isn't a given — the PC Halo games never quite felt right in that regard.
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But It's still worth revisiting from time to time, to remember the first FPS that really evolved the formula, and felt right on a joypad.
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"I didn't feel like I was thinking about cost as much as I was thinking about doing what felt right," Michal says of wedding planning.
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We felt right at home when a miniature Key deer gazed up at us expectantly, begging for scraps, not unlike our black lab at home.
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Many economists say this is feasible but warn tangible benefits from the transition to a private sector-led economy will not be felt right away.
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But she said the impact of repeal will not be felt right away, especially given that the FCC's action is now being challenged in court.
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I included the empty tea mug because coffee and tea are usually what I'm drinking while setting up the photos and it just felt right.
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It felt right in a soccer world even a relative naif like me could see had gone completely off the rails with money and graft.
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But I wasn't helping the situation by keeping the existence of my disability concealed, springing it upon people only when I thought it felt right.
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Danger listened as Manning experimented with her voice, "putting it in different pitches in an effort to find out what felt right," Danger told me.
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"Nothing ever really felt right," he said as we sat on tall stools at a Trejo's Tacos, a few miles west of downtown Los Angeles.
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He's definitely taken a very paternalistic position in her life, and that just felt right, and it was in keeping with the theme of our movies.
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All three artists have released on Symbols and represent the more experimental realm of our 2015 releases, so it felt right to include them all together.
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While my love was suddenly strong for this pup, I was so nervous about introducing her to the internet and waited until the time felt right.
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I don't know that it impacted us because we really were keying off the tone of the first movie, but it definitely felt right to us.
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"At $33, risk/return felt right," tweeted Barry Silbert, founder and chief executive of a private New York-based company called Digital Currency Group, or DCG.
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"I'm just tired of waiting for things to feel right, and nothing has felt right in a long time," she says of why she did it.
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Part of the method, readers learn, was to get the team to tap into their own life experiences, try new combinations and sense what felt right.
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As she told Vibe magazine, it is very "well documented" that both of them loved Big, so it felt right to have Kim on the project.
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Kojima's early work truly feels like a love letter to all things sci-fi and summer blockbusters, so it felt right to take something from it.
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It would've been an easy choice for best pop solo performance, but honestly, it would've felt right at home in the record of the year category.
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It felt right at home with Le Knight Club, Felix Da Housecat, Sebastien Tellier, and some other obscure French house tracks I put on the mix.
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As everyone wanted to recapture the feeling of the original film, it felt right to begin planning the sequence using actual drawings rather than computer images.
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Ewan [McGregor] and I talked about what small little triggers that we women have experienced before, and about just peppering it in when it felt right.
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It felt right to force myself, as my uncle had, to get close to histories that are uncomfortable in order to state what is found there.
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Even as the musical eras progressed, The Damned maintained themselves as true originals – swerving between genres and styles that felt right, not what "should be punk".
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But after seven years, I found myself re-seeing the same pictures again and again, and the timing just felt right to try to see something new.
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The Amps Airs come with a number of different tips for getting a solid seal in your ear, but none of them felt right in my canals.
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We always knew we were coming out after Panther and Infinity War, and it just felt right in the context of Marvel releasing three movies in 2018.
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Sometimes I'd take my [medication] early one morning and then not so much the following day, but with the Probuphine I just felt right all the time.
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When player-character Tommy was shot dead at the end, in a scene presumably overlooked by anyone who'd describe Red Dead Redemption as "brave," it felt right.
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I never felt right about complaining about how badly it was affecting me, because I had been given every opportunity to succeed and I shouldn't be complaining.
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But they hope to conjure the visceral anger and grief they felt right after Jones's death to galvanize a society still besieged by gun violence and discrimination.
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If Ansari did treat her coldly or neglectfully, it's reasonable to think that the shame she felt right after was the surface effect of a deeper wound.
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After a month or so, Mr. Hubig figured out which dosage felt right, and now estimates that his stress level has been reduced by at least half.
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"It wouldn't have felt right to leave without throwing a really fabulous party," Ms. Waight Keller said, about a month after the January announcement of her departure.
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I had cards with bullet points about my life stuck all over the walls, and I must have reordered it nine ways from Sunday until it felt right.
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I ended up finding out on my first visit to the gynecologist that my vaginal opening is pretty small, which explained to me why tampons never felt right.
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We began by agreeing to pay January minus 21 days (in total, the heat was out 26 days, but three weeks felt right to a number of neighbors).
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Miller: I will say that I appreciated how the original series ended: it felt right to me that Michael had to atone, Michael had to make things right.
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I've played some of my favorite shows in Mexico, and it felt right to come and celebrate with you, but tonight doesn't feel like a night to celebrate.
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The gabfest format just felt right for the bubbly 31-year-old, who had long considered pursuing a talk show, but decided it was never the right time.
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"It just felt right, it felt good and I'm in a really good place with the decision," added Ellis who won 102 of her 127 matches in charge.
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"I just wait for it to feel right, and it felt right," said Ms. Maines, 22000, on the night before the 22006-city "DCX MMXVI Tour" kicked off.
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It's a testament to the vision and attachment behind these songs that Tirzah and Levi have been reworking them for years, giving facelifts until the tone felt right.
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"Throughout our relationship Julian kept talking about getting serious and wanting us to have a great life together, and that always felt right with me," Ms. Aloni said.
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I tried it with a range of games, including Celeste, Super Mario Maker 2, Super Mario World, and the Mega Man Legacy Collection, and it just felt right.
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Huggins was fond of double-breasted suits earlier in his career, but one day many years ago, he decided he was just going to do what felt right.
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The super-helpful concierge was ready with a list of recommendations for local parks, dog-friendly restaurants and boutiques, and my dog and I both felt right at home.
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Kelly Kapoor and Ryan Howard arrived on the red carpet for Vanity Fair's 2018 Oscars viewing party together, and for a moment, everything finally felt right in the world.
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Every trans person is different, and not every trans person is required to or even wants to medically transition, but for me, top surgery and starting testosterone felt right.
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Android phones have had the option to vibrate with each key press forever, but it's rarely felt right — the dull, mushy buzzes are nothing like a physical key switch.
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Jenkins had a few offers, almost ended up directing Thor (some would say she dodged a bullet) and by the time Wonder Woman came around again, it felt right.
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And I ended up falling in love with a man who I think was destined to have children and suddenly one day it felt right and there it was.
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Embracing that mood just felt right, and at the time I was also pretty critical of the injustices of the world, but I think that's normal when you're young.
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In the interviews I conducted with dozens of supporters of Trump and the Tea Party, I sought to understand why their right-wing political beliefs felt right to them.
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Akuson had previously launched three other publications but says none of them felt right, he was pushed to publish 'A Nasty Boy,' after a run in with internet trolls.
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He grew up in the area, and clearly felt right at home since we're told he tore up the dance floor during the Electric Slide AND the Cupid Shuffle!
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Their sheets aren't the softest I've felt right out of the bag, but to me that's a sign that they will continue to wash and age better over time.
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Writing songs came before singing, and once I had the songs, I felt right about singing them, so basically, I had to sit down and learn how to sing.
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And then the child said the name that felt right on the tongue, that sounded right to the ear, even though it was a gift from a previous child.
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With Starling having built out the tech infrastructure and actually launched a fully-functioning current account, including tying into banking payment systems, "the time felt right," she tells me.
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"You wanted to go back because it felt right," said Calvin Trillin, a writer for The New Yorker who appeared several times as both an interviewer and an interviewee.
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"It felt right; it felt like I'd been doing it forever," Arnett's narrator, Jessa-Lynn Morton, tells us of the first time she sliced open a white-tailed buck.
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"His influence…is all over everyone's music and there's so much that I feel like I've maybe consciously and unconsciously borrowed from him that it felt right," Timberlake told E!
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Though he'd been a bachelor for many years – he was 35 and she was 23 when they met – getting married after a five-year romance just felt right, he said.
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His first outing, Casino Royale, served up a Bond that felt classic and fresh all at once, with a grittier feel that felt right at home in the Bourne era.
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Probably 85 perfect of names made, there's a character to them, a projection within them that it felt right to also make that true of the artists and the project.
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Their ad and product copy was friendly and colloquial, which felt right because they were largely operated by millennials who were targeting their peers, creating a sense of shared values.
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When I was making this track, the lead strings you hear throughout brought back nostalgic memories of those Zelda soundtracks, so it felt right to crown it after the game.
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When the audition came around, they were auditioning for a few other voices as well, and I worked and worked at those, listened and practiced, but it never felt right.
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Cardinals rally past Giants in ninth SAN FRANCISCO — On the hottest night in the history of bayside AT&T Park, the St. Louis Cardinals admitted they felt right at home.
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But while I loved the Brontë-siblings-in-Narnia whimsy of The Glass Town Game, the sheer rage of Refrigerator Monologues felt right for the end of this particular year.
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It never really felt right to propose this idea to one of my clients, which made me realize that it's a very personal idea that I'd rather keep to myself.
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The heady sense of the 21990s is felt right off the elevator in three works rooted in street art and graffiti, each presenting a complex world in a distinct style.
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Every choice the Pamela Adlon series made — in performance, in direction, in writing — just felt right, like part of a complete vision I was more than willing to surrender to.
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I inched my way toward "he/him/his", but all I could really tell people was what felt right that day, until finally I made the switch to "he/him" officially.
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Hadid felt right at home, according to her outfit: The 21-year-old went in on comfort with a silky one-piece from Fleur du Mal literally called the Pajama Jumpsuit.
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Bringing the lens in closer and just telling T'Challa's story, as opposed to the more expanded "the entire fate of the world / galaxy / universe is at stake!" felt right to me.
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Mostly, I think we were black because it fit, because it felt right, and because racial identity as a social construction is rooted in more than the fact of one's paternity.
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"There were a number of milestones in my life, and it felt right to mark them in a way that is a positive statement about my identity," Nanaia (below) tells Broadly.
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"NYFF has a longstanding history of celebrating meaningful and compelling filmmaking, and it felt right to return to the festival with '"Roma' — an incredibly personal, illuminating and transformative project for me.
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"We grabbed the house even though it needed work with some of the structure because it just felt right," Monson told The Wall Street Journal of the many renovations it needed.
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He said "it just felt right" to kill the murdered teen, and that he acted alone, claiming he did so in retaliation because Zwicker's mother had aborted Gouker's unborn child, reported WLKY.
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Nine former employees and executives, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not allowed to publicly discuss the company, said the impact of Instagram video was felt right away.
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There was the understanding that I would reserve the right to edit things the way I saw fit, but I wanted them to feel free to do whatever felt right to them.
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"When I put the sand and crickets in, it felt right, I knew the feeling, whereas when I filled it up with popcorn, it did not make my ovaries vibrate," she said.
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I knew I wanted a lead female vocal, because of the Yaz song and also the lead of this movie is a woman and it felt right to have a feminine narrator.
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And I have to say that spending my first night with my new husband and waking up next to him the next day wasn't strange or awkward at all – it just felt right.
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"Not sharing this whole experience with my family and my kids, it wouldn't have felt right," Kourtney concluded, adding that getting in the Christmas spirit helped her resolve her issues with her sisters.
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"They took away my happy place," she told the crowd at her seminar on the biggest mistakes new preppers make, explaining she never quite felt right getting in her car after the incident.
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City officials, citing a rise in construction permits before the exemption expired, said the loss of the program would not be felt right away because there were plenty of affordable units being built.
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Yes we all met in LA and I think the way we discovered LA helped shape the record, but I have never considered us an LA band, just because it never felt right.
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It wasn't that every theory offered by a stranger about our family felt wrong; it was more that most of them felt right, or at least held a grain of truth that resonated.
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In December, when Eli had been struggling to find a way to dress that felt right, Susan had hired a personal shopper to take Eli to H&M and put together a look.
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The effect of Swift's surprise endorsement, which was made via an Instagram post, were felt right away, as thousands of people between the ages of 18 and 0003 registered to vote, according to Vote.org.
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As for how she felt right before it broke out, Aimee (who puts the 'bama in Floribama, arriving in PCB by way of Perdido, Alabama) says all she was thinking about was her earrings.
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It just felt right playing Hitman Go on a phone or tablet, and now the experience has made the transition to virtual reality with a release on both the Gear VR and Oculus Rift.
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There are multiple members of the crew who have kids that are on the spectrum and we'd actually use them very often as a sounding board for if what we were doing felt right.
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Although no decision felt right, I ultimately chose to continue carving out the path I had been paving—to move to New York City, get my master's degree, and to not be a mother.
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But by 2012, the neighborhood had transformed into a night-life destination, which no longer felt right for Fumi, and so Pratt and Capo decided to permanently move the gallery into their Hoxton home.
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Sure, it was an out-there idea, but the timing felt right; plus, Jessica was a photographer with a flexible schedule, their kids were home-schooled and the couple had always dreamed of traveling.
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Granted, many producers probably don't think this hard: "Crank That" uses a chromatic note in its signature MIDI steel drum hook but Soulja Boy was definitely just hitting whatever felt right on the keyboard.
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It's been a decade since I was on the streets, and in a weird cyclical way, 2017 has been the worst year of my life since then, so it's felt right to write about it.
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It is so much fun, everyone is going to love it … She started in New York City clubs, like myself, she started around drag queens and the downtown culture so she felt right at home.
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" Shannon, 21, LondonRelationship length: nearly four yearsWaited: had sex the day before we got together"It just felt right; he's such a sweet guy and treated me way better than I had been treated before.
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"I have played some of my favourite shows in Mexico and it felt right to come celebrate with you," the British singer told his audience, struggling to make his voice heard over their excited cries.
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MADRID/BARCELONA (Reuters) - As Spain's Socialists seek a partner to form a national government two months after a parliamentary election, the splintering of Spanish politics is being felt right down to regional and municipal level.
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According to Rockaway, very few members of the Jewish religious elite emigrated from Europe, leaving the rank-and-file on their own to develop a version of Judaism that felt right for their American lives.
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" — N8 (Nate) Age: 43 London "I do define myself as a non-binary person, so I was originally assigned female at birth and that never really felt right but I also didn't identify as male.
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" — JON STEWART "Donald, you could have absolutely made a more stringent border policy that would have made your point about enforcement, but I guess it wouldn't have felt right without a Dickensian level of villainy.
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Anaka, Pierre, Phoenix, Jasmine, Arin, Sarah, and Ashlen are writers, photographers, designers, poets, musicians, and general creatives that inspire us and our music, so it felt right to pay homage to that in the video.
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As a French-American person, it felt right that I would discover Kerouac in Paris, the city where so many of the Beat poets vagabonded and swam through the tumultuous currents of their literary lives.
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Rogue Squadron introduced us to a rich cast of characters that felt right at home in the world, much as the latest film has done with the likes of Jyn Erso, Captain Cassian and K-2SO.
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And, for the most part, the results felt right—it made sense that a boost of vitamin B12 might counteract the emotional toll of winter, and that cutting out potatoes and saturated fats might be benefical.
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"I'm really happy that we've been given the opportunity by HBO to run for as long as we have and to make a decision about when it felt right to us to conclude," she told PEOPLE.
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The time felt right, LCD Soundsystem had gone well and truly global, Hercules and Love Affair had just been signed by EMI and the Scandinavian collective of Terje, Lindstrom and Prins Thomas were making irresistible music.
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Everyone laughing at Sam felt right, as did Sansa's demolition of Edmure Tully when he stood up to make his own appeal for the throne ("Uncle, sit down" will probably become the bane of uncles everywhere).
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"With all of the things surrounding female empowerment, it felt right to bring this to Monopoly in a fresh new way," Jen Boswinkel, Hasbro Gaming's senior director of global brand strategy and marketing, told the paper.
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Related Link: Renee Zellweger 'felt ready' to come back Zellweger's co-star, Colin Firth, told CNN they've talked about making another Bridget Jones movie for a long time, but 15 years after the first film felt right.
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She apparently felt right at home at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue—so comfortable that she didn't think twice about scattering her shoes all over the place or hosting a wild, 39-person bridal photoshoot on the grounds unannounced.
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"I never saw my parents drunk or under the influence of anything, but I always felt odd and awkward until I had that first experience with alcohol, and then I felt right with the world," she reflects.
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And certainly you should not make this an occasion to be troubled by your past decisions: You were a victim of something that should never happen, and you did what felt right for you at the time.
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Because there were no free-standing public toilets in Harvard Square, a popular shopping, culture and dining destination that is visited by eight million tourists a year, the absence of the church bathrooms was felt right away.
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Perhaps that's why it never seemed weird to me that the boat moved so slowly—the act of warily watching every horizon, moving slowly and cautiously, the fear of being stranded at sea, it all felt right.
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Karmin tells the magazine that he's been "fascinated with conspiracies since he was a child," and when he and Ho found this space in the Summerhill neighborhood of the city, they thought the theme just felt right.
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"Ultimately what felt right was choosing not to publish the digital cover on our website or social feeds, and simply being honest with you, the audience we respect, about what happened and where we stand," Pels wrote.
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She would be back in Milan in a few days to stage the Versace show, but for Versus, its rebellious little sister (the line that was created for Donatella, Gianni Versace's rebellious little sister), London felt right.
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Secondly, their keys never quite felt right, mostly through no fault of their own: squeezing a full keyboard into the 10-inch space afforded by most tablets is one of the greatest design challenges of our time.
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"The return of this character felt right thematically in terms of where we wanted to go, in terms of a return to this central love triangle that was so important to the show for so long," Urman said.
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We were floored by the consistently exceptional quality of the startups marshalled by Kathryn Finney at Atlanta's digital undivided, and felt right at home with the founders who Collective Hustle's Sam Smith gathered around a table in Charlotte.
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"When you told me you were writing a story about Facebook entering the hardware market, I instinctively thought and felt right away: 'Oh my God, I would be scared of that,'" he said in an interview with Recode.
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Some of those features have felt right in the TLS's wheelhouse — for example, a 1918 Edith Wharton lecture about World War I, delivered in France, that the paper had translated and published in English for the first time.
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Alexandra and I had debated getting a plot for her ashes in a Boston cemetery or entombing them underwater in a coral reef built to evoke the lost city of Atlantis, but nothing felt right, so nothing was done.
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Murphy and Emori have always looked out for number one, it's one of the few things we can depend on on this show (and that men with guns will mess everything up), so…it just felt right to me.
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The ostensible excesses of Heiner Goebbels's production — crowding in serenely floating zeppelins, ballroom dancers and an eerie, poignant flock of sheep — felt right at home in Mr. Andriessen's extravagant imagination, in which boogie-woogie rubs elbows with antique polyphony.
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The gags that felt right to us were typically very low-stakes and elemental, like any good slapstick bit—we never really wanted to get much more ambitious than pulling a chair away from someone as they're sitting down.
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And by the way, the guys that were coming in were great, I mean really good actors, they came in and had an interesting take, but none of it felt right, and I thought we were kind of done.
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So when in its series finale, Pretty Little Liars revealed that the archvillain was a secret evil twin whose existence we technically didn't know about until the very last hour of the seventh and final season, it felt right.
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British duo Basement Jaxx were making waves on every platform at the time with their dance hit "Where's Your Head At," so in terms of marketing and an overall good fit, this song felt right at home with this movie soundtrack.
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As a former Boy Scout, Hayes was more than familiar with the concept of "readiness," so when he stumbled upon page after page of carefully posed shots of high-end gear like flashlights and folding knives, he felt right at home.
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I basically just wrote what felt right, and when I played it for some folks after, a comment that I heard was that it felt a little more accessible—in that the lyrics weren't such a puzzle this time around.
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The first time I changed its color, as I watched the deep, smooth black turn into a straw-textured sandy gold, then aquamarine, I did it because it felt right: I could change myself with the stroke of a brush.
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It's actually the title of Rina's favourite book by Sherry Turkle, and served as lyrical inspiration for last year's EP. "It just felt right," she says, reiterating that she wanted to show that being alone doesn't always mean being lonely.
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Wandering among costumed fans — several striped Beetlejuices, a handful of Hamiltons, an 8-year-old in a "Phantom of the Opera" mask — and weaving through the occasional pop-up singalong session in the hallway, I felt right in my element.
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Byrne's bodaciously boxy big suit, immortalized in the 1984 concert film "Stop Making Sense," wouldn't have felt right this time: "I thought plain but elegant suits would unify us and help reveal us as a tribe, a community," he said.
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"Ultimately what felt right was choosing not to publish the digital cover on our website or social feeds, and simply being honest with you, the audience we respect, about what happened and where we stand," Pels wrote, concluding the letter.
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In an interview with Cosmopolitan alongside her new co-stars Whitney Port, Heidi Pratt, and Audrina Patridge, the O.C. actress said she "never got to watch" the famed early-2000s reality hit, but something about joining it this time around felt right.
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" El Khatib told us that "the song was initially intended for a full band, with a string section and all, but after we tracked the demo live in the room it just felt right and I didn't wanna touch it after that.
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So for my next This Is 30 sit down, it only felt right to talluk to Debra Lee, a woman who began building her own legendary career in her 30s — and now, at the age of 64, is starting an entirely new chapter.
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" Related: 'Cobra Kai' delivers even bigger kicks in second season Macchio said for years he was asked to return to the role, but it never felt right until Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz and Hayden Schlossberg pitched him on their concept for "Cobra Kai.
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"It was probably one of the hardest things I've had to do because I kept his personal life a secret, but it was also very healing and felt right," Lyndie Irons tells PEOPLE of opening up about her late husband in the film.
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"It felt right, this relationship felt to both of us not like a trap, not like this impossible set of ideals that you have to live up to, which I really felt in previous relationships and so did he," Ms. Keen said.
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A friendly, inside-joke-laden icebreaker email chain begat the successful dusting off of some old songs in the Control Center, then a couple of new songs that felt right, then a handful of shows in 2016 before committing to a new album.
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The thrust and virility she also felt, right through her bones, building to 1003,400 revs per minute and a take-off speed of 150mph, came from the magnificent 12-cylinder Merlin engine, erupting like a symphony and blasting out a three-second show of flame.
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The host Philadelphia Fusion played like it felt right at home in the Battle of Brotherly Love on Sunday, shutting out the Florida Mayhem 3-0 at The Met to conclude Week 2 of the Overwatch League and take the Atlantic South Division lead.
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Being able to take an iconic character like Snow and do something that we didn't even set about to do, it's just what felt right for us, and it didn't even occur to us at the time that it was a big deal, but it is.
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That's because 2012's equally terrific Persona 4 Golden just felt right on Sony's portable, carried around like a great book to be dipped into on the train and between classes or meetings, and binged on during late-night sessions when you're already tucked into bed.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Comedic actor Tracy Morgan, who rose to prominence on sketch comedy series "Saturday Night Live" after growing up in one of New York City's toughest housing projects, said he felt right at home receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday.
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"With a book like Midnighter & Apollo, which from cover to cover is a love letter to queer characters and our struggle to live, be visible and love, it felt right to return to one of the first and reintroduce Gregorio to a new generation," Mr. Orlando said.
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I'd just come from two months of tasting the richness of Asian cultures in India, Bhutan, Japan, China, South Korea, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand, and that scene felt right, like it had a place in the world I'd been fortunate enough to see over the last year.
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Walking around Greenwich Village, the neighborhood felt right to him and within five days, he signed the lease for 1 East Eighth St. In 2017, he found an additional location on the Lower East Side at 137 Eldridge St. which focuses on fine French wine and food pairings.
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I love it — I honestly do," he told co-host Tom Bergeron, and later said to Erin Andrews, "Working with [Witney] has been so incredible, it's been such an amazing experience, but doing that dance, it felt right, it felt good and I'm so happy that we did it.
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I knew how maddening it was to create each photo to be something more than just a fleeting snapshot and the painstaking process of adjusting each setting and importing into and exporting it out of several apps just to get it until it felt "right" to share publicly.
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Such a rapid-fire deal would have felt right at home in mid-2019; to see two consecutive rounds in less than a half-year in 2020, in contrast, feels aggressive, though that's more a testament to how the market has changed than Fast's ability to attract capital.
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The only one who felt right was Andy Nyman, an actor who supported himself between gigs by performing mentalism; he turned them down, because he wanted to focus on his acting career, but he agreed to work on the show behind the scenes if it ever went into production.
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Our conversation with Atkin, documented in the slideshow ahead, reveals that she was less concerned with flowers and food leading up to the big day, and more with treasuring her relationship with her soon-to-be husband and finding a way to tie the knot that felt right for them.
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" She continued, "It was surreal, and it feels like this… was supposed to be… He was getting an award himself, and as a director and producer, on stage with his friends and family around, and others gathered around the television watching, it just feels right, and we always felt right.
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So it felt right here Saturday when Keith gave Kent a leg up on a hard-luck colt by the name of Exaggerator that has run his heart out with enough regularity to have won four of his 7.203 starts, but lately had been chasing the back end and the legend of a rock-star horse named Nyquist.
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It felt right that Elliot would experience some confusion coming out of prison — which we see in the cold open, via a flashback that catches us up on what we actually missed while the show was busy trying to trick us — and having him and Mr. Robot physically glitch in and out of each other was a smart way to portray it.
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Eve understood that it was a tricky moment in his academic career — his confidence at an all-time low — and it had felt right to give him some space, to spare him the embarrassment of attending the same college as his mother, of possibly bumping into her at the library — if he ever actually went to the library — or having to compare his grades to hers.
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So he wanted to create a seamless connection between the app and your TV. Dakss added that this approach felt right for Epix, because while the network has started to experiment with its own original shows, the focus remains on big movies like Star Trek Beyond and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows (to pick a couple of examples from the "most watched" section).
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Ms. Dunham has been lying low since the end of "Girls" in April, and while her future slate looks full — her first book of short stories comes out next year, her Lenny imprint with Random House will publish its first title in August and she is working with her "Girls" partner Jenni Konner on television and film projects — the time felt right to disencumber herself.
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Once we sat down and looked at all the shows and how different all of the tones were in each, the way that organically felt right to me was to not try to tweak Danny and pull him back and make him more of a crime story guy, or tweak JJ and Luke and make it like, "actually, their mythology would've always been okay with dragons," which was completely not true.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — For the office-dwelling denizens of downtown Washington, DC, their next lunch break could feature a more fun than fearsome encounter with a 13-foot-tall waving bear on 241th Street NW. Clad in a copper fur made from 21986,219 pennies, the sculpture titled "Ursa Major" may seem out of place here, but it felt right at home more than 23,2200 miles west of DC on a scorched white-clay lake bed in Nevada's Black Rock Desert where 22016,173 partygoers gather one week each summer at Burning Man for an unbridled celebration of art, music, and communal creativity.
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And then talking about the boundaries + expectations + desires with you was elucidatingHim: We decided no intercourse for either of usMe: Right I'm still figuring out how I feel about casual sexAnd how I feel about YOU having casual sexSo it felt right to take intercourse off the tableHim: We decided that we were interested in playing with a girlI think for us, we both made clear an intention that our relationship and safety was WAY more important than whatever happened at that partySo I feel like we both decided to take it all pretty cautiously Me: And stressed that if we didn't do anything but hook up with each other, that was fineSo boundaries: no intercourse.
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