We have the feeling those from the countryside are forgotten.
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And I have the feeling that was exactly the point.
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" He added, "I have the feeling that I am doing charity.
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Then I have the feeling that it is not my street.
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I have the feeling of unreality I had during 9/11.
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We just wanted him to have the feeling of Fred Rogers.
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I have the feeling, though, if it keeps getting worse, that'll happen.
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Besides, I have the feeling this joke changes from night to night.
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I have the feeling that we're on the verge of another shift.
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"I don't have the feeling that they are being oppressed," he said.
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And I definitely have the feeling of being strong — stronger than life.
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I have the feeling she didn't know quite what she was getting into.
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I have the feeling that over the long-term there has been progress.
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You have the feeling like you are waiting for some bomb every second.
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In all honesty, I have the feeling that there is a big danger.
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Once you win one you have the feeling you know how it is.
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You have the feeling that he's an artist who speaks to you personally.
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I have the feeling that I haven't seen everything the objects have to offer.
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If you live in Baltimore, you may have the feeling that you're being watched.
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I have the feeling that Cormac McCarthy is the one writer who only improves.
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But I have the feeling that the time is right now for a change.
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She hoped that that night's recording would have the feeling of a concert bootleg.
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But now people have the feeling that it's stagnating, and they're afraid for their children.
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I have the feeling she might be saying, 'Why did you let me be born?
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"We have the feeling that we can't say anything" against the leftist view in Germany.
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Sometimes I have the feeling that people have a very specific idea of my work.
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Being seated, I have the feeling that I'm more in the music, with the musicians.
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"Now you have the feeling that something is being done in this country," he said.
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" Because ultimately, "You should have the feeling that they could have put the look together themselves.
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When I did have the feeling that it was time, it absolutely became a joyful experience.
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Do you guys have the feeling that the festival itself may have brought about the sale?
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"We don't have the feeling that we are reaching the end (of this genre)," Luc added.
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"If you have the feeling that something is wrong, don't be afraid to speak up," Korematsu said.
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During Oktoberfest, we all have the feeling that it's pretty easy; we aren't getting sick or anything.
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"I have the feeling that some people in Britain still have illusions on this score," she said.
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Did it have the feeling of the boss saying, "Hey, kid, I've got a job for ya"?
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Today everything went right and I still have the feeling that tomorrow is going to be okay.
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I have the feeling that a lot of poets writing now, they sort of tap dance through it.
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"Every post I make I have the feeling that it could be the last one," López tells Creators.
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"We really wanted this to have the feeling from a children's perspective all the way through," Isabel said.
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I have the feeling our experiences were not all that dissimilar in that initial quarter of an hour.
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Nestled in San Francisco's northwest corner, the Richmond District can have the feeling of being surrounded by nature.
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If people have the feeling they're getting cheated out of content they had before, something didn't go right.
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I have the feeling that we are going to play a great game and we are going to win.
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Every time another people's republic emerges from the dust, I have the feeling someone has tampered with my childhood.
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If we did that kind of thing, I think everybody would have the feeling something positive is going on.
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I'm such a perfectionist and always have the feeling of wanting more that I don't LIV in the moment.
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I have the feeling he might say something similar about the skull, particularly the way he draws and paints it.
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"I have the feeling that these people have somehow got caught in a time warp around 1973," Aylwin said afterwards.
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Even now, men who were abused have the feeling like they're the only ones, even if they cognitively know differently.
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If you have the feeling you're being manipulative, it's time to exit whatever situation is making you act that way.
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It will be an au naturel kitchen too, devoid of metal and plastic, and have the feeling of a spa.
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The result: "I have the feeling that those of us who are low income really don't have a voice," she says.
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For whatever reason, you have the feeling that your family doesn't like your S.O., and they don't want to tell you.
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They may be celebrating today, but I have the feeling that next November they will not be celebrating quite as much.
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But even without such auxiliary aids, I have the feeling that Ms. Channing's Dolly would have imprinted herself on my imagination.
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That's why so many productions of 'La Bohème' and 'Tosca' are really old because we have the feeling that they're right.
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I have the feeling that Hull will use whatever color is available, that he has no set palette, no identifiable preferences.
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And I fully have the feeling that if you kill people with kindness ... there was a woman the other day on Twitter.
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This is why I have the feeling there is much more to come in what is already a strong body of work.
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" Fox's Brian Kilmeade, who was at the dinner, said other guests seemed to have the feeling that "something terrible had just happened.
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"We have the feeling that Mr. Puigdemont is addressing his letter much more to people outside than to the citizens," she said.
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"I guide my eye so as to have the feeling of seeing things for the first and last time," he told me.
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I know certain factions in society have the feeling that we are not firm and strong enough vis-a-vis these protesters.
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I have the feeling, though, that those nominations will definitely not be translating into a double-digit trophy count for either show.
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"Some men have the feeling that the conversation has turned into a witch hunt," said Aileen Lee, a founder of Cowboy Ventures.
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But I don't think, after watching the movie, many people will have the feeling of a copy of The Empire Strikes Back.
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I can't really articulate it; I just always have the feeling like I'm making memories at Wailana even as the moment is happening.
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And I have the feeling you're going to find a lot of cost overruns there and a lot of waste and duplicative activities.
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We somehow have the feeling that the National Museum of American History is about to get a hell of a lot more busy.
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I don't have the feeling that I am saying goodbye to A.B.T. I know that I have to break and leave the system.
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With the room, you have the feeling that you are at some granny's, maybe in the '60s, '70s in the Midlands in England.
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" In 2000, Mr. Chirac wrote that "people more and more have the feeling that their governments are cut off from their daily lives.
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If the hall is round, and the reverberation is slightly longer, you have the feeling that you can actually overcome this little death.
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"We have the feeling that the American position for Iran is regime change so what can you do within that framework?" he said.
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They're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink, and I have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well.
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Moreover, the stories in the middle have the feeling of biding time before circling back to what's intended to be the big emotional payoff.
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All of that's exciting, but I have the feeling Fast 8 just jumped to the top of most of her fans' must-watch lists.
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Despite my skepticism, I have the feeling that neither Steffen nor Maywa are imposters set on making bank with a bunch of hippie nonsense.
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But I have the feeling its meandering charms might be enhanced by access to that long-handled whisky bottle hymned at the show's beginning.
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"People should not have the feeling it is something they would never see in real life," said Paolo Lunardi, a spokesman for Swiss tourism.
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And I have the feeling that you are going to find a lot of cost overruns there and a lot of waste and duplicative activities.
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You just try to make the save but when you just don't have the feeling in your head and in your body, it's pretty hard.
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I sometimes have the feeling that the artworks on display have been selected only because of the gender of their makers, rather than their quality.
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Did you ever have the feeling while you were working on it that One Day at a Time was even more relevant than you first thought?
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"If people only see stories about the negatives, it's very easy for them to have the feeling that everything is awful, everything is terrible," she said.
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"I have the feeling I played three matches against him," a grinning Djokovic told the crowd after donning a yellow rain hat during his victory speech.
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I have the feeling that Britain, being in a deeply self-critical mood in these post-Brexit days, may embrace this stylish antagonist from the colonies.
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Each can have the feeling of a lopsided meta quickly sorting itself out, rather than a deep meta with a variety of strategies developing over time.
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"The last few years, we had a decrease in prices and demand, but now we have the feeling that prices are more stable," Mr. Bichi said.
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At the same time, I have the feeling that Segre has absorbed wide swaths of the history of sculpture, approaching it from a decidedly idiosyncratic perspective.
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"I was freed, but I do not (have) the feeling of the freedom because those who have committed these crimes have not been held accountable," she said.
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"I have the feeling that this deal is anyway built on sand and, with a partner like Turkey, will be difficult to implement over time," Sargsyan said.
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"I have the feeling that nothing good is going to be done for the country in this legislature period," said Alice Weidel, the AfD's leader in parliament.
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"They are throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink and I have the feeling that the kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well," he said.
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Now, when the "normalization" of America unfolds before our eyes, I have the feeling that many Europeans are getting nostalgic for the America we never really understood.
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"We're just removing all things of value to us and precious things because I have the feeling it could get real - real, real fast," Noah Dawn said.
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I started to have the feeling that I may be somebody who would wind up murdering people without having the ability to prevent myself from doing it.
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"Once I see a flag at the tail of an SAA (plane), I always have the feeling that: 'Man, we are here, we have arrived'" he said.
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When we opened Flying Fish, we wanted to have the feeling that we got when we went to dinner there, so we sort of started in that realm.
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You have a lot of people in the European nations which have the feeling to be left out of globalization, which do not take any benefits from globalization.
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I have the feeling that the grooved sensuality of Green's brushstrokes, or what Alexi Worth called their "hardy, taffy-like consistency," would make J.M.W. Turner gnash his teeth.
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"I have the feeling that someone stole my country," he said If President Duda does sign the new laws, Mr. Szczurek said he expected the crowds to grow.
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"While it's still early, the moves by Anthem and Aetna have the feeling of the beginning of the end of the standalone pharmacy benefits manager business," Garthwaite said.
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If you have the feeling that attraction to the earth doesn't exist, then you float all but six, seven hours at night, you prefer to stay in that state.
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"It would be nice to have the feeling of winning after some of these games, just to reinforce what we're working there," Los Angeles coach Luke Walton told reporters.
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Yet today's game market is full of enormous open worlds that fail to elicit similar feelings; despite high production values, they often have the feeling of dolled-up checklists.
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Even if trails to get there are hard to trace, Copeland's melodies have the feeling of cannibinoid nursery rhymes, sticking in your head even after single dead-eyed utterances.
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Yet these books have the feeling of a farewell: The first is a career-spanning overview, while Murnane has said that the latter is his final work of fiction.
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And I have the feeling that it may be easier for them than it would be for male actors to grasp the artificial constructs of masculinity from Powell's time.
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And I have the feeling that Mr. McPherson, in writing his dialogue, may have been overly infected by Mr. Dylan's lyrics, which are far more credible sung than spoken.
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"I have the feeling that if men became pregnant instead of women, there would be absolutely no restriction on reproductive rights," he said in a statement on his campaign website.
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Songs like Untilted's "Augmatic Disport" have the feeling of illegally downloaded jungle tracks that's failed to get properly encoded, each seemingly random stutter and plink so gloriously and annoyingly harsh.
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And we have the feeling that if we binged through the whole series again tonight, we'd pick up on a whole lot more examples of under-the-radar foreshadowing like that.
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Movie directors and producers ruin their franchises all the time, in ways that are distinct from clear grabs for money, but have the feeling of power-tripping, of ownership and control.
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It's like have the feeling, don't deny the feeling exists ... But if I'm trying to move an issue, if my anger doesn't work to move the issue, then it's not helpful.
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"We have the feeling that the magnitude of the swings is not only attributable to political events but to technical changes in the market as well," he said a Euromoney conference.
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But it makes me sad that they'll never have the feeling of looking at themselves in the Charlotte Russe dressing room, seeing themselves as grown-ups for the very first time.
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"We have the feeling that Mnuchin and Cohn are sensible people with whom we can discuss things, who are conscious of what an open economy requires," Moscovici told Reuters in an interview.
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With Bo, I wanted to explore the phenomenon of a person who appeared to be more than human, and have the feeling of the film reflect that unrealness (is that a word?).
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This Japanese tea room's warmth and pretty, ornate decor probably have something to do with my rapidly changed mood—though I have the feeling that it's largely down to my date herself.
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As for the inscrutable Klara, I have the feeling—although I have very little to go on—that she was preternaturally kind and good, and a little deficient in the humor department.
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"I have the feeling that people are gathering just to let off steam and that nothing will change," said the 31-year-old man called Alexander, who declined to give his surname.
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"As a founder, it&aposs very important that I have the feeling that when I&aposm losing a little bit of control, I&aposm getting a lot of things back," Smeds said.
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But all in all, I am very grateful for this time in Milan because I have the feeling that I could do a lot for the house, not just nationally but internationally.
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"If investors don't have the feeling that this problem can be solved soon then the appetite for investments on both sides of the Atlantic and throughout the world is weakening," he said.
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"Buyers now have the feeling lending is as good as it can get and prices have flattened in my opinion - we've already hit the bottom and are starting to push up," he said.
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I'm not sure when they came out but I have the feeling this is the classic case of an older artist trying to stay relevant so they do what all the kids do.
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"We have the feeling that the magnitude of the swings is not only attributable to political events but to technical changes in market as well," he said at a Euromoney conference in London.
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Even so, I have the feeling that the utter loss of self-control is giving her pleasure, the pleasure of abdication, of psychic degeneration, that epileptics are said to have during a fit.
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"My concern is that there will be people who are like me or like somebody else who are 'out-group' who won't be able to have the feeling that I've had," Benetti said.
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Considering that Trump's past comments and tweets have repeatedly been used in court to undermine his executive orders on the travel ban, these tweets have the feeling of the final nails in its coffin.
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"We have the feeling, that when you go somewhere and you say to a taxi driver, and they say, 'Where are you going?' and we say, 'Trump hotel,' it's a political statement," he said.
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"A good quarter century after the end of the Cold War and the dissolution of the two blocs, many people have the feeling that the world has gone off the rails," Ms. Merkel said.
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" He said, "We have to respect the fact that the people would like to have the feeling of that they control their own lives, and that there is no such thing as a 'European nation.
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"I wanted to make sure that when you come into this house, you have the feeling that you're as close to heaven as you can be...so special that you just never want to leave."
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I have the feeling that if you invested in the Omnicharge hoping it will provide real electricity to you on your next camping trip, you'll be left disappointed before the sun has even gone down.
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"I have the feeling it'll be much like Art Basel this year, where some galleries will have the best year they've ever had and others will be spotty and it's sort of random," she said.
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"You have the feeling he has no interest in the race, he's joking, screaming around and acting the fool at the back of the bunch and, in the end, he wins," said France's Anthony Roux.
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You have the feeling there's a sort of roulette wheel on Mr. Trump's bedside table which he swings round every night … And he hones in on them and then the next moment he's off somewhere else.
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" Acknowledging that his campaign's momentum puts a target on his back, Sanders said "they're throwing everything at me except the kitchen sink — and I have the feeling that kitchen sink is coming pretty soon as well.
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I sometimes have the feeling that her entire life was merely a continuation of her mother's, much as the course of a ball on the billiard table is merely the continuation of the player's arm movement.
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I'm actually finishing a book on porn and hookup culture that will be released early next year, and I have the feeling it's going to be the first of my ten books that's going to sell.
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The narrative reaches a climax in the sixth and seventh movements, which have the feeling of a leave-taking or a resolution, an acknowledgment that they have said what they wish for the moment to say.
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"We should be acting as data protection authorities in the name of data subjects, but you often as a regulator in this space have the feeling that you're not mandated by the general public," she said.
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He likes to get right up in the faces of his excellent, impassioned musicians (those three singers and two guitarists), and you have the feeling that he would get as close to audience members if he could.
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I'm really intrigued to see which artists he brings into the fold—I know the man's got good taste, and have the feeling he's going to take this opportunity to throw us all for a loop or two.
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"I do not have the feeling that she understands what she did, and what she might have waiting for her, whether in Iraq or in Germany," says Iraqi journalist Amir Musawy, who spoke to Wenzel after her arrest.
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I have the feeling he would have quite liked both movements and would have taken great pleasure in the fact that in many ways those trends were driven by his company's mobile devices, the iPhone and the iPad.
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You have the feeling, watching Derry Girls, that you're back in your village hall in 1995 mouthing the words "ooh ah just a little bit" with your best mates, back when all you wanted was to be grown up.
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"During the summer we saw a lot of inflows into high risk countries like Turkey and South Africa and we have the feeling that some non-EM specialist individuals had invested in these countries, underestimating the risks," he said.
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"What I think Ira Sachs was requiring for his actors was a kind of ... great simplicity, to the point that I didn't have the feeling to do a character, to do a role," Huppert told Reuters in an interview.
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You have the feeling that they are as harebrained as what is going on beside them — that this situation would fit in to one Buster Keaton's outlandish films or a screwball comedy that Carole Lombard starred in the 1930s.
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"I have the feeling we never know who to talk (to)," Brok told CNBC, saying that the vote for Brexit was made in summer 2016, while the triggering of the legal process to leave the EU only came in March.
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Also, as you can imagine, because you can't see anything when you go underwater, you depend on these divers to come to you when you signal, and you always want to have the feeling that you can escape if something happens.
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"Listening to you, I have the feeling that you and I exist in alternative universes," said Ingo Puhl of the International Emissions Trading Association, who argued that a transition toward renewable energy sources was inevitable, for environmental and cost reasons.
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"You have the feeling of a fragile global economy that is relying on support from central banks and a situation where lots of risky assets appear...moderately overvalued," said Thanos Bardas, global co-head investment grade fixed income at Neuberger Berman.
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"While it's still early, the moves by Anthem and Aetna have the feeling of the beginning of the end of the stand-alone pharmacy benefits manager business," said Craig Garthwaite, a health economist with Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
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" JOE SALUZZI, CO-MANAGER OF TRADING AT THEMIS TRADING IN CHATHAM, NEW JERSEY "Nervous Nellies are going to read the headlines, I have the feeling we are going to be headline driven until they finish this thing off, whenever that may be.
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But then if you have any lucidity, or if you are prone to anxiety, which I think I have been my whole life, you always have the feeling that it's going to change, that it's ephemeral and it's not going to last.
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"When you follow some of the debates that are taking place in Europe and in other parts of the world these days, you have the feeling that, deplorably, a more inward-looking approach is often the response to the challenges of globalisation," Mr Weidmann said.
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"The stations have the feeling of visiting a museum with the benefit of the train arriving right downstairs," says Deputy Director of MTA Arts & Design Amy Hausmann of the recently unveiled works by popular artists including Jean Shin, Vik Muniz, Chuck Close, and Sarah Sze.
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"If my effective tax rate was 0.05 percent, then falling to 0.005 percent, I would have the feeling that maybe I should have a second look at my tax bill," Vestager said in a rebuke to the iPhone maker, one of the world's biggest companies.
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Because if you put the resources into the hands of a nonprofit like myself, and I'm very, very proud of all the work that we've done, you have the feeling that you're still just scratching the surface of the problem you're trying to address.
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But whereas Giacometti is looking at his subject when he draws, not at the paper, you have the feeling that Leaf's is tuning in to her mind's eye, and that the figures that emerge from the tangles of lines came from her imagination or memory.
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"I don't have the feeling it's a scoop that France was originally made up of Gallic tribes, which for me is something to be very proud of," he told a news conference in Helsinki, the final leg of a three-day visit to the Nordic region.
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"If my effective tax rate was 0.05 percent, then falling to 0.005 percent, I would have the feeling that maybe I should have a second look at my tax bill," Vestager said in a rebuke to Apple, one of the world's biggest companies and maker of the iPhone.
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After all, despite the (misleading) hype, "you should not have the feeling that the point of going to party is to fuck or get fucked," says Kathi, "because that in itself brings the danger of people feeling pressured to do things they might not really want to do."
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" While the positive attention was "a nice feeling," Ringwald said, "if you have any lucidity, or if you are prone to anxiety, which I think I have been my whole life, you always have the feeling that it's going to change, that it's ephemeral and it's not going to last.
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I did have the feeling that to get a fulsome sense of the venture ecosystem, I'd need to see it from the founder's side; when [Founders Fund cofounder] Sean Parker left to start Airtime, it seemed like a great opportunity for me to get my hands dirty, so to speak.
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I have the feeling he felt it and I think there's sometimes such an adversarial relationship between people under siege and people asking them questions that maybe you don't feel like you can express it, but I wish he had done that and I want to believe that's what he felt.
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"I do have the feeling that market optimism pushed prices perhaps a little bit too high, but ... as long as (inventories) continue to decline, for me, personally, I'm more and more looking at a 'buy-on-dips' strategy, so I'm looking for a correction lower," ABN Amro chief energy economist Hans van Cleef said.
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"I think that Donald Trump is such an unusual, different president — and I don't say either of those things in a good way — that I have the feeling the landscape in 2018 might not be as friendly to the Republicans as they think it's going to be," said Roy Occhiogrosso, a longtime Democratic operative in Connecticut.
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It's big and epic and fun to look at, but for the most part, its scripts have the feeling of checking off the items on a to-do list, and its direction too often falls into the rut of alternating wide shots of the landscape with the standard TV editing profile, with the camera cutting between characters as they're talking, almost on every line.
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