How does that longing for community compare to the longing for individualism?
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The audience was longing for us and we were longing for them.
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Evoking strong sentiments of nostalgia, there is a longing in these images, a longing for place and time.
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Much art is made in isolation because isolation highlights longing, and longing is always a good starting point.
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I realized that my longing for the New World was a form of longing for a new self.
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Reading Chayka's book put me in mind of a longing for less stuff, and a longing for more support.
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" Later, he adds, "It's sort of like a feeling of longing in a way, longing for a past life where I was a cloud.
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Are empathetic fictional additions to that archive a service, or a form of longing, and, if the latter, then a longing for what, exactly?
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" For Mr. Hendifar, who has never been to his parents' homeland, the collection "is about longing, and interpreting the sense of longing in objects.
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I THINK THE COUNTRY IS LONGING FOR TRUTH, LONGING FOR AN OPPORTUNITY IN WHICH RESPECT AND DIGNITY WITH HOW WE ARE TALKING TO ONE ANOTHER.
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But, at least for this one deeply secular reader in this fractured and worrisome time, I have begun to feel an unappeasable longing for longing.
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The Dong, longing for his Jumbly Girl, is certainly a more persuasive, and pensively dignified, image of longing than Tennyson's poet moaning maudlinly for his Maud.
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Longing was, and it's longing—the inconvenience, the heartache, and the joy that one experiences while longing for another, especially if that other got away—that his heroine, Lilli Vanessi (O'Hara), expresses for her director, co-star, and former husband, Fred Graham (the lively Will Chase).
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I think the reason why I'm longing to feel free—the reason we're all longing to feel free—is because we want to connect with each other, right?
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Reading through Jacobsen's cavalcade of experimenters and government officials, the recurrent theme is one of longing: a longing for something greater, something beyond the everyday, something more wonderful.
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Yet somehow, I still believe these moments of longing are both eternal and real, or more accurately, that the best reality is found in these moments of longing.
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If we look at our situation of course, I think that this religious revival is due to the fact that even in the Soviet time somewhere hidden in the soul of the Russian people this longing for God, this longing for truth, and this longing for Orthodox spirituality was present.
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"I've got to do something with all this longing," Jackson proclaims somewhere along the way, with the forward lean of italics giving that longing an extra layer of urgency.
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"A lot of migrants end up longing for home when they were in the U.S. and longing for the U.S. when they were back in Ireland or Italy," Matt said.
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Trump need look no further than the Jewish people's 2,85033-year longing to return to understand that a few meager decades will not diminish the longing of Palestinian refugees to return.
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What is unusual is not the presence of these themes but the book's complicated embrace of "foulness," and a barely suppressed longing for punishment, a longing embodied in the narrator's relationship with Mitko.
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If anything, Wendy is longing for a more vanilla lifestyle.
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The longing and the sadness of the lyrics framing mine.
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Muriel, longing for home, is beckoned by the local racetrack.
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Others describe eros as a more spiritual or religious longing.
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The two hold hands and share a few longing looks.
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The theme of the Odyssey is this longing for home.
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Odysseus spends the whole book longing for nostos, or homecoming.
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The piece provoked feelings of sweet longing, sadness, and compassion.
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Are you longing to belong to something bigger than yourself?
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We have a profound longing that needs to be fulfilled.
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I am longing to see them again, and my congregation.
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I never remember feeling a longing or disappointment about that.
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"She's getting better," Grace said, but it was wishful, longing.
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And many of us are longing for that right now.
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A longing for a world without crime, unhappiness, or despair.
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But they protest, longing for the peace they had before.
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"There is a longing for a better time," he said.
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If you're longing to quit your job, you're not alone.
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It no longer satisfied my longing for union with God.
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The technology really addresses these things that she's longing for.
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The heady waves of emotion, the cruel pangs of longing?
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This can also cause feelings of sexual longing and regret.
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She couldn't keep longing for her mother all the time.
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But that didn't stop them from longing to go back.
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We want to be simultaneously satisfied and longing for more.
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Maybe more than anything, the wall is made of longing.
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Not that he had spent months longing for this moment.
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"Phone Calls" is a song of longing, desperation, and isolation.
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It universalizes, in some ways, Aden's inchoate longing for meaning.
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She goes from longing for death to fighting for life.
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That "even" in the title casts vibrant shades of longing.
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Recently divorced, she is longing for something new and real.
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Jikan sang of and from the longing in this struggle.
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But the team's struggles left them longing for next year.
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Yet the gadgetry only heightened the songs' very human longing.
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Superman was always longing to return to his home world.
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Each painting is a story of loneliness, eternity, and longing.
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"Put a little longing and sadness in there," Black said.
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People who fetishize leadership sometimes find themselves longing for crisis.
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Sometimes it looks like resignation, or maybe weariness, or longing.
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But already a longing to run free has set in.
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Rape and abuse is not about sexual longing or loneliness.
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They are expressions of a human longing for the sacred and the spiritual, but they are not the longing itself -- and that impulse, if history is any judge, can be much more difficult to destroy.
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Tchaikovsky's struggle with his homosexuality helped create music of agonizing longing.
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Coster-Waldau's longing glances have thoroughly convinced us of that much.
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That's what we seem to be missing -- and secretly longing for.
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Gradients might be a manifestation of longing for sunshine and surf.
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I mention this not out of spite, but out of longing.
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Ollie's longing for a way out is evident in Thompson's gestures.
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At times, I felt myself longing for it and its notifications.
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Mr Goodale may be the only Canadian not longing for spring.
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" Malek continued, "[It's] proof that we're longing for stories like this.
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"The longing for precise criteria is understandable," they wrote, but misguided.
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They dwell most happily in memory, in longing, even in fantasy.
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On some level, both movies are about the depths of longing.
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Or maybe you're longing to snap a selfie with Big Ben.
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Most important, she notes that the quality of our longing matters.
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How do we improve the quality and ardor of their longing?
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As a rule, what you are is one simmering, endless longing.
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Or simply to manage whatever it is you are longing for.
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I'd stared at it enviously, too filled with longing for words.
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A playful fragment of her childhood, a memory of bittersweet longing.
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I find myself longing for my trusted Urban Decay eyeshadow primer.
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Beneath her hedonism, there is a liquid-heavy undercurrent of longing.
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It had folk songs about longing and soul music about feelings.
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Still, I know they've been longing to spend time with her.
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What's the shape of your longing now, with all this distance?
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Americans are longing for a more ennobling, less exhausting political leader.
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If orgasm is le petit mort, then longing keeps death away.
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The longing for change among the Iranian people hasn't abated, however.
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It's Christmastime again, and I feel the longing most acutely now.
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But longing for a return to the internet's yesteryears isn't constructive.
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As a child, she'd watch boats, longing to become one herself.
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The resulting story was big and unwieldy and full of longing.
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Withdrawal is not a psychological longing, it is a physical demand.
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T's overtures over the past months, the lost longing in Mrs.
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Maybe it's just because it's a movie about absence and longing.
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It may also be fueling people's longing for stability and comfort.
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The longing for homeland, however imperfect, is a common enough trait.
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The authors send up untrammeled sexual longing in all its forms.
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It has sharpened my longing for you & our sweet & peaceful home.
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Still longing for the middle-age male angst of "Breaking Bad"?
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It satisfies a longing that I think naturally exists in people.
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It satisfies a longing that I think naturally exists in people.
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We find echoes of that same longing in Emine's girlhood reminiscences.
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The kind of sadness or melancholy feeling of waiting of longing.
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Perry's West End play, The End of Longing, opens in February.
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But it was money Mr. Lewis had been longing to spend.
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Fans on social media are longing for a Aniston-Pitt reunion.
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Their highs and lows of longing and abject apathy are universal.
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There's sort of a hopeless longing to his vocals in this song.
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Otis, a lovable introvert who excels at longing stares, does as well.
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She's longing to be connected to the real lives of real humans.
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"Spes altera vitæ" — hope of another life — a phrase full of longing.
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It's full of girls living with regret and longing to start over.
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They say it invokes a longing for fulfilment of the "Chinese dream".
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With that knowledge, the whole song becomes one of sadness and longing.
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Also there to welcome him: love, longing, and -- it seems -- self-destruction.
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The winner of the 2015 Prix Goncourt on love, longing and otherness.
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The pose suggests languor as well as fatalism, longing along with resignation.
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Like Moore, Philip K. Dick based his science fiction in human longing.
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Just to have that moment she's been longing for, for so long.
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The public's longing to see and hear salacious details is, basically, endless.
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I hope it makes me cry with longing for my former self!
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It also confesses, with vulnerability, a diasporic longing between mother and daughter.
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Dating now is a minefield of ghosting, social media stalking, and longing.
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Vanessa has lost her faith, but deep down there is a longing.
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Vulnerability is laughed off, longing disguised as apathy, attraction reframed as annoyance.
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His craving for populist approval, his longing for flattery, leaves Trump vulnerable.
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The next thing you know, you're actively longing for some Rod Stewart.
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Home and distance, longing and mortality are the polarities in the lyrics.
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The result winds up addressing a sort of longing in Ms. Redding.
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She's a postadolescent creature longing to have the experiences of a woman.
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His running becomes a belabored metaphor for an intermittent longing to escape.
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They always had those kind of worries, like longing for each other.
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But the longing to know your maker is something that lives on.
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"Please come home my darling -- I am longing for you," Fajarsyah said.
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It brings me close to tears every time: the sweetness, the longing.
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Longing to be close to them, the Rippeys followed, moving to Napa.
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The longing I feel for cities and places is peculiar and gnawing.
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It overrode longing and anxiety, and flipped them both into something joyful.
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It seems she's longing for some family time with him now, though.
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There are many others who dance as if longing to be known.
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All the years stained with longing and fear could not be recovered.
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This sense of unfilled longing, of un-belonging, permeates the entire show.
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Longing for your friends being kinda gross, kinda mean, and extremely irritating?
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It is powerful art that captures an entire country's sorrow and longing.
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They moved to Washington, but a longing for home upended the agreement.
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Now, that hope is gone, replaced with despair and an inescapable longing.
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The potential for excess in this sort of longing is obvious enough.
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I stare out the window longing for an undamaged car and lunch.
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But as Gay points out, longing for the Confederacy is still alive.
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But then there's the inevitable longing for home, for harmony, for rest.
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The moment leaves us longing for more of her point of view.
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Spurred by nostalgia, regret, longing and anger, each woman examines her memories.
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They cry as they relate their own stories of departure, return, longing.
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It's more a communal thing, the form insinuating a kind of longing.
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Instead, they speed up, longing to feel the violent crash of another.
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Mostly, they expressed longing to know that someone knew they were there.
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In these times, people are longing to see films about racial reconciliation.
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And given all Audrey's been saying this season, it seems like she's been longing to be at the center again — just as many fans have been longing for her to be at the center of the show again.
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I think it's a perspective that we, as adults, never stop longing for.
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It's painful to keep longing for old love that isn't meant to be.
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Buntin sears the reader with her vivid depictions of adolescence, loss, and longing.
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It might have been the only time she shared that longing with me.
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And the brothers are all married, unabashedly releasing singles about sex and longing.
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At first, I blamed this longing on a delayed mourning of my youth.
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She has to create it for herself, even as she's longing for it.
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Many are surely living in hell, longing to be reunited with their families.
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But others were longing for a stiff drink as they watched his speech.
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ISTANBUL is an achingly beautiful city, bridging past and future, loss and longing.
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And yet, there's also a longing for nature, an unpretentious way of life.
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I think those are ways you can relate to desire, longing, and impossibility.
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Central bankers make no secret of their longing to return to this normality.
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It also leaves us with a taste of her longing and dissatisfaction, too.
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I admired her happiness from a distance, longing to feel the same way.
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I do feel like your paintings have a sort of longing in them.
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Perhaps nostalgia is simply the wistful longing for a past that never existed.
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It ultimately posits that neither the cold nor longing have to last forever.
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Jetsetters longing for a return to supersonic travel might soon be in luck.
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My pubescent attraction to women and innate longing to be one grew entangled.
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Even the longing conveyed in her lyrics seemed romantic, not itchy like mine.
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But, to me, the idea of longing leads to the concept of rock'n'roll.
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" Video editor Sera Timms elaborates, "Chasm's music conveys a sense of ethereal longing.
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The plea, "Take on me, take me home" speaks to feelings of longing.
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Are you longing to bring the holiday spirit to your most private parts?
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Confusion, relationships, miscommunication, longing, lust, power, angst—these are the record's recurring themes.
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Zeina Hashem Beck weaves poems of deep longing that feel like whole worlds.
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Whatever else, the way cook #1 looks with such longing at cook #2.
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It wasn't a sexual longing, but an existential one—to enter one's truth.
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We were both lonely and longing for the anchor of unconditional familial love.
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On the progressive side, there was a longing for a victory—any victory.
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That longing comes with a part of being on this planet I suppose.
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Nothing like fried chicken and waffles to ease a case of romantic longing.
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Americans are is not longing for indictments, just for information they can trust.
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That helps me get through the longing and loneliness when she's not here.
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"Your feelings of longing or melancholy are often battling ambient sounds," she said.
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The Portuguese have this emotion they called "saudade," a sort of beautiful longing.
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With longing, I don't really see the actual person in front of me.
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It is a morbid glow; indeed, Scottie's unrealizable longing will cause Judy's death.
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CRAVE A Memoir of Food and Longing By Christine S. O'Brien 260 pp.
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I asked with my mother's longing for a son, I asked with patriarchy.
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But be careful, all you urban suitors longing for a hip, creative class.
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How much do they have to do with her longing for Catholic community?
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The story is about a longing for the past that we can't obtain.
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Her icy facade cracks to reveal a woman of blistering ambition and longing.
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But who could have guessed how fierce it is, the longing to belong.
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Anyone who's been longing for a return to Middle-earth is in luck.
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I wandered through the city apprehensively, my heart filled with loss and longing.
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In his own misty, grooving music, Mr. Turner exudes both composure and longing.
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To understand loss and longing as being merely the cost of doing business?
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That First Amendment can be inconvenient for anyone longing for power without scrutiny.
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The dreaded diagnosis of "infertility" requires 12 months of longing, tracking, and trying.
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The history of pop includes odes to love and longing, happiness and sadness.
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Regardless, my guess is that we'll keep seeing more of this Australia longing.
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We gazed at the screen with longing, but we could never get there.
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The consummation of longing—you discussing how you felt about him before the scene.
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Longing for the moral clarity of the Vietnam War feels foolish, so I stop.
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Fantasy, limerence, longing, and lust were the gift wrap that papered over my depression.
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Our longing for home, for a 'return to the same,' is it even possible?
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It's a story of regret, longing, and the short-lived effects of sudden fame.
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Went to see The End If Longing last night and ran into this dude.
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We stalk their Instagram accounts, longing for comfort when we spot them on vacation.
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Several had previously said they were longing to get out and see the sky.
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Throughout much of 2049, Deckard is a older character haunted by regret and longing.
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Sex — longing for it, revulsion at it, capitulation to it — refuses to go away.
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The only technology she's longing for today isn't some new wearable or design app.
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The participant is invited to feel regret, longing, or fear as the story dictates.
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I wonder what Kerry would say to a parent longing for a gifted child?
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That's exactly what advertising—and male branding—thrives on: the longing for something unreachable.
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His Twitter feed is full of heartbreak, longing, and the occasional pick-up line.
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The inspiration behind the song is probably me longing to find that person [laughter].
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If he's on-screen in anything, I'm ready to feel sadness, regret, and longing.
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But Fanning also threads a sense of melancholy and longing beneath Grace's glowing exterior.
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I think my boyfriend notices my longing glances and offers to get me one.
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For example: "Higher" is just two minutes long, but Rihanna's raw longing is scorching.
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Observe: Longing for a pair of sweatpants and the sweet sounds of Jack Johnson?
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"I never felt a loneliness or a longing for this unknown parent," he says.
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Elliot Smith or the blue paintings of Picasso that betray a sadness and longing
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This longing to try to keep a piece of someone who was so important.
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Think about airplane food and you may sigh with longing or groan with dread.
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Putin is tapping into the Russian longing for a return to the Soviet empire.
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The present is messy, sweaty, filled with longing and sometimes anger and sometimes sadness.
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And if you've found yourself longing for an emoji that does not yet exist?
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I liked the angst and the longing gazes that came when they were apart.
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The app's natural topics are babies and gardens, sexiness and ease, wistfulness and longing.
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All of this speaks to something inherent in desire itself: Longing for the unattainable.
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The moment the last drop was gone, I felt an intense longing for more.
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He has written a kind of site report that shimmers with longing and regret.
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He was clean then but there was no disguising the longing in his voice.
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Rose — the scent of passion, of love, of dulcet longing — is the new unisex.
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On a stage full of longing stares and upward reaching arms, it's a feat.
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Maybe it's time to build institutions that harness people's natural longing to do good.
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There is a longing for clarity, dogged by a suspicion that none is possible.
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Yet a longing suffuses this show, a solitude shadowed by the awareness of mortality.
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Within this big picture are personal stories, ones of frustration, longing and missed opportunity.
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But there's lots of smiling through the tears in it, a lot of longing.
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" Barrett continues, "It's a show about intimacy and craft, ...it's a show about longing.
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For generations, such stone has made the women of her family twitch with longing.
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"I've been thinking a lot lately about my own longing for order," he said.
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I find myself longing for the familiar delights of a rose-based slushie instead.
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" He continues, "In the paintings these symbols become decorative and overwhelming representations of longing.
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I was interested in that desire, that balancing act, that human longing and possibility.
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He oscillates between lying and longing and drops a hint about Jon Snow's parentage.
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Would they be ready for its wistful piano, its acoustic guitars, its longing vocals?
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KKB is asking us to do the big thing we've been longing to do.
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America is in need of unity and longing for a larger measure of compassion.
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The nice thing about longing is that you are always just about to come.
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We are longing to see our homeland, heard so many stories from my grandma.
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As book-culminating insights go, Vincent leaves this reader longing for something more elusive.
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For the book's owners, possessing this rare volume often satisfied a profound emotional longing.
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That day, I felt that Palenque had morphed into nothing more than pure longing.
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There's real humanity in this novel, and there are insights about love and longing.
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Longing, hope, a cute guy with a twisted front tooth, those apricots dropping softly.
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It's a powerful moment that encapsulates the film's themes of memory, longing and regret.
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This is an opportunity to actually build the alternatives that people are longing for.
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That streak of nostalgia and longing for an imagined past infuses lots of fantasy.
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Traditional sleep songs can have somber themes, including war, poverty, hunger and maternal longing.
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We have been longing for global recognition of our movies at the Academy Awards.
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Collectively, their poetry is an unvarnished chronicle of violence, betrayal, limits, longing, and loss.
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His best songs ache with longing and ring with poetry: The screen door slams.
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Regardless of one's opinion of what went on, Dev's heartache and longing were palpable.
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With that realisation came a pang of longing that I'd been trying to suppress.
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Whether he's running away or toward, who can tell, but always driven by longing.
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I kept a devotional journal, producing a record of jagged and fierce spiritual longing.
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The lyrics, which are loaded with longing, will bring absolutely anyone to their knees.
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But what is longing if not for that which will never come, never be?
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His work expressed the displacement and longing for cultural unity of the Chinese diaspora.
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Mr. Trump himself well understands this longing for the hard hand of the despot.
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They're raised by wolves, and so they're longing to have somebody say ... I have.
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M. Forster, Howards End Alas, human vices, however horrible one might imagine them to be, contain the proof (were it only in their infinite expansion) of man's longing for the infinite; but it is a longing that often takes the wrong route.
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Ms. Collyer has written a clever examination of sex, longing, memory, gender roles and violence.
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Perry will instead be in London rehearsing for his upcoming play, The End of Longing.
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I do know that I'm sick of sitting in places filled with regret and longing.
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We saw her suffer so much in the end that she was longing for heaven.
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She intends them to "stand for the whole of what longing in America looks like".
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Because in today's Trumpmerica, longing for a "simpler era" has a set of concealed teeth.
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Always I am searching for the supreme spasm, when you make longing shatter into joy!
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Herrmann started learning how to play the saxophone seven months ago, after years of longing.
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Longing glances are the engine upon which all sexy teen romances start in pop culture.
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It's about money, and aspiration, and sex — more broadly, longing, one of Roth's great themes.
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My gaming experiences as of late, have left me longing for a more immersive experience.
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Already she was longing to get this over with, unsettled by the clutter and femininity.
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For Moana, that's longing to set sail across the ocean and provide for her village.
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If this "grief" now takes any shape, it's a simple longing to see her again.
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I was longing for a cleaner, leaner sound, and I eventually found that in Toscanini.
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"India has a very large budget and Western countries look on with longing," he said.
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Plus festivals can be strange and scary, and I spend my time longing for home.
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In practice, it's an expensive machine that has me longing for any other computing device.
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But this supposed toughness is incompatible with his longing for approval and fear of opprobrium.
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The look on the two figures' faces is of longing and of being fed, fulfilled.
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Conversely, Ludo persuades Chiara to join her enterprise out of a shared longing for excitement.
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So many of his stories begin with longing, and end in some sort of death.
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The unfulfilled longing for children, I've learned, is a complex, often hidden, and common experience.
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LENS It's hard to be stuck in a studio while longing to enjoy life outside.
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"We've won several silver medals and we've been longing for a gold medal," Peng said.
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The president gave a somewhat longing look at his life before entering the White House.
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His 1990 is one of communist-era drabness imbued with a longing for the West.
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I felt no regret or confusion, no rage or longing or resentment or anything, really.
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And 10 years from today, will we look back to 2017 with the same longing?
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This book is thick with longing for old times, terrible though they might have been.
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We may look up to them, as Arteche does, with a longing to know more.
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My overriding experience in my 20s was this deep longing to be wealthy and successful.
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"Starving myself meant resisting an endless longing and drinking meant submitting to it," she writes.
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Texas has long been in the eye of Democrats longing to make the state competitive.
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Every detail shows their longing for the bygone world of Mr. Danzer's grandfather Frank Donahue.
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Instead, they demand that we face discomfort, longing, and our subconscious, as well as beauty.
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Is he jealous of Jon because he's secretly been longing for Dany all this time?
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The compression fills the drawing with erotic longing, a memory marked by presence and absence.
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And that's what I'm longing for onstage, and what I'm missing when it's not happening.
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So many people must have felt a longing for a place they maybe never had.
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It's definitely a longing for reconnection to ourselves, our instincts, our nature, and our knowledge.
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I don't think that the main longing for another is something that ever goes away.
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Trump's words mean further separation, alienation, and a deep longing for a home lost forever.
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Two people were smoking cigarettes in the corner, and I felt a twinge of longing.
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Never did I feel more alone, longing for a sibling to share in my pain.
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And what the inversion showed us was that the ache, the longing, remained the same.
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I was longing for someone who would share my secrets and listen to my troubles.
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Ashley Laracey, lovely as Hermia, conveyed grief and longing through her regal arms and hands.
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Ms. Barton's performance captures the mix of nervous distress and romantic longing in the music.
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Mr. Lee's portrayal of longing and love between two men was groundbreaking at the time.
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By itself, the song explores a person longing for her romantic partner who has died.
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Your soul explodes in a rush of happiness and a longing for more, more, more.
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Longing for this to happen, and not being assured it will, is almost physically painful.
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He clutches his heart and makes his eyebrows almost touching a near-steeple of longing.
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I sometimes wonder if her rejection of me stems from a longing for a dad.
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But I think it was more than just the longing bred from loneliness and isolation.
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Of course, even those Bengali Muslims experienced some longing for what they had left behind.
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He could well be invoking a partner or a child, a certainty or a longing.
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For afternoon shadows so lovely they fill me with a longing I can't even name.
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Once again, one man's striving for variety runs up against another man's longing for uniformity.
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" 'Self-Portrait/Cutting' was about longing," Shaun Caley Regen, Opie's gallerist since 1993, told me.
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"That, to me, is what underlies the digital moment—a longing for something," he said.
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"Touch" shares Ms. Waller-Bridge's spiky insights into lust and longing among 21st-century women.
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Airbnb travelers in Australia are now longing more for fresh country air than bustling cities.
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You could almost smell the longing in the room: Please, let it work this time.
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" Guo's aesthetic, she says, expresses "a visually deprived nation's pent-up longing for imperial grandeur.
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The opening show, on view until April 2148, takes dreaming and longing as its theme.
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Radiant melodies grappled with clutter and noise; longing and reverence collided with snark and despair.
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In helpless longing to get close to you he must destroy what's close to you.
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"I guess I would say I'm hoping for it, I'm longing for it," Shuzhen said.
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"It is quite possible that maybe they were longing for such an information," she said.
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It's a fairly common longing among people who are in monogamous relationships, even happy ones.
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" In the Fourth Symphony, Mr. Wilkins identifies "that same longing, that same aspirational sound world.
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Yet each found moments in the music to suggest the womanly longing that consumes them.
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His forthcoming book, The Longing for Less (out January 21), chronicles the rise of minimalism.
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At its worst, I'm experiencing a desperate longing for a life that is not mine.
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And might our fascination with that speak to a longing that reaches far beyond football?
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She cares about emotions, about evoking adolescent romantic longing and turning it up to 11.
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Longing for the good ole days shows up in our present lives in pernicious ways.
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To me, the song is really about longing for someone who can't be there with you.
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There was drama, there was longing, there was naked Jamie, and there was definitely some weirdness.
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The loneliness and longing one feels in the wake of a fresh breakup can be overwhelming.
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Britain is committed to climate change and is concerned by Putin's lustrous longing for more territory.
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Keep faith, keep watch, Take heart, take courage, Guard mind, guard spirit, Feed love, feed longing.
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Keep faith, guard mind, Take heart, guard spirit, Take courage, keep watch, Feed longing, feed love.
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Within academic and political institutions, Americans were taught to believe their longing for freedom was immoral.
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Ellis's images represent both his longing for an Edenic family life and the impossibility of it.
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Will he be impressed and filled with a sense of longing urgency, and love you more?
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Full of sliders and longing, I was ready for a long walk home in the cold.
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"I was longing for freedom," Aguilera, 37, says of the time in Billboard's June cover story.
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But I find myself longing for the sense of wildness that permeated the city back then.
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And I guess it's both this, y'know, discomfort, but also longing for something that doesn't exist.
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"They're longing for the bigger picture," Arnold Smither said of her program's fellows, in an interview.
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His art of transgression satisfies the "longing for authenticity"; the urge "to go beyond the boundaries".
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This seems more like a landsman's longing, for rain to fall on fields and fertilise them.
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In Nigeria, "longthroat" is a colloquial phrase referring to the population's ambitions, or longing for success.
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We are all human beings, after all, bundles of longing and love and secrets that fester.
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In "Heroes," he sings of an impossible love and longing that simultaneously feels intimate and relatable.
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All the same, this reviewer could not help longing for a glimpse of Madonna the provocateur.
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I found the strongest paintings to be those with the most redolent atmosphere of unplugged longing.
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Every year when fall comes around, I am awash with a post-summer longing for school.
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A little modern Fleetwood Mac, a lot of longing distilled into three and a bit minutes.
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What follows is the poignant story of the two men's unequal dance of need and longing.
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If ever an album embodied pain and longing for help, it's Cult Leader's A Patient Man.
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Ever since that day, I have been longing for the moment he'd become that man again.
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There have been tears of sorrow, tears of joy, laughter, longing, and every emotion in-between.
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In 1991, we witnessed vast gatherings of Soviets longing to be released from their communist chains.
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That is why reconciliation between Israel and Turkey is good news we have been longing for.
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There she discovers a world she's been longing to find, but didn't know how to see.
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Longing for independence, they strike out on their own, perhaps recruiting another founder along the way.
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It's a search for lost time, a longing for a vanished homeland and a coherent identity.
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Themes of my life, themes of my art, are about connection, about the longing for connection.
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Longing for a New York staycation, The Chatwal was the perfect place to spend an anniversary.
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If you have been longing to upgrade your modem or router, then you are in luck.
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No empty hours in which to find boredom, or to wallow in longing or anxiety. Activity!
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Meanwhile, the longing and heartache in Brazil have been refracted through a lens of German success.
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You are now one step closer to having that futuristic life you have been longing for.
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There's nothing so human as longing for change — except, perhaps, for being frightened of that change.
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But I still found myself longing for the classic Meridian 59 experience, with no player changes.
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Maybe, I thought, this was a universal longing — to be listened to, rather than apologized at.
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There are references to early sideshow banners, commemorative wreaths, needlepoint samplers, teen longing, and American heartthrobs.
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People are longing today for something that they can understand and doesn't become outmoded so quickly.
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What links Héctor with de la Cruz is a lurid story of passion, betrayal and longing.
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We cast longing glances at our neighbors' tables and dream of the flavors of other childhoods.
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There is a look of longing on his face, while hers conveys a glimmer of apprehension.
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While there, the Ghibli, Quattroporte, GT and GTC will also be available to accept longing looks.
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Soon enough he started longing for the Jewish comfort food of home, particularly the humble bagel.
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The downside of longing, of course, is the feeling that I am missing something in life.
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For most of us alive now, it's a new experience to be longing for a vaccine.
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It seemed as soon as I had let go of my hope and longing, he appeared.
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Coping means that I know I will always be sad and feel longing, loneliness and incomplete.
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Big emotions, especially around longing for security, come up today, and you're craving connection—reach out!
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This lingering longing for Africa, particularly the Congo, so far away and nebulous, became quite poignant.
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It offers a universal theater, turning national identities into signs of longing for the wider world.
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A longing for order but, beneath it, an urge to rebel, to be messy and flawed.
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I love the snowman, Olaf, longing to "live" in order to experience his favorite season, summer.
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Beautiful, anguished, remote, Odette becomes one of the great Romantic symbols of the longing for redemption.
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And in staging that longing so directly and so honestly, Olivia Laing makes "Crudo" her own.
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A sunny, 50-something degree forecast offered hope to visitors longing for warmer weather (myself included).
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"Partners in Crime" (1929) finds Tuppence six years after the wedding, discontented and longing for excitement.
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But the longing for a sense of humanity, and for the solace of melody, never disappeared.
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Listen: Vagabon's songs feature mixed, elusive emotions: longing and ambivalence, displacement and stability, fear and hope.
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Then the longing to be with him again became so intense that I sat there hyperventilating.
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Longing for a lost authenticity mingles with a deeper, less articulated fear of displacement and obsolescence.
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It is doubtful that Xi Jinping, the authoritarian Chinese leader, understands the resistance or the longing.
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Among other things, they shared a working-class background and an intense longing for pastoral beauty.
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For most of my life, that longing was expressed in hiking, rather than my own place.
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After all, longing for the broody best friend next door never goes out of style. Emma.
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Those early experiences aside, my main memory of books in my childhood is one of longing.
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But unlike "Familiar," no one in "The Profane" is longing to return to the old country.
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She subtly evokes the mix of fear, longing and anger Laura experiences because of the situation.
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There are times when I hear African friends longing for the era of the strong man.
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Yet a longing for long-gone community was not solely the provenance of the American left.
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But Ms. Craig's Bobbie radiates a longing that turns wistfulness into something close to existential anguish.
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We're worn down by its grip, longing for a way to reverse its hold on us.
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He's making zero effort to hide it ... Robert's definitely longing for the days of Barack Obama.
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And at its core is a longing for some bygone American era that's rapidly fading away.
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Scholars have linked the character's struggle to Gibran's own longing to return to Lebanon from New York.
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His subjects' bodies, almost sculptural, radiate love and longing in the lawless realm where Ren captures them.
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During the live broadcast, the comedian's beloved feline will definitely be longing for her master's cozy lap.
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The universal human longing for a real-live unicorn sighting has sadly not (yet) come to fruition.
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If the new season left you longing for the ultimate playlist, here you go and you're welcome.
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I love the collision of words, that kaleidoscope of longing fracturing and coming together on the tongue.
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Of course, if you follow that advice, you might find yourself longing for that all-alone feeling.
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I grew up in London, feeling like an outcast and longing for Ethiopia, where I was born.
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Many of Mr Vakarchuk's fans, longing for an inspiring leader, hope that he will return to politics.
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But it's not an Apple monitor, which left many longing for the days of the Cinema Display.
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They're driven by a half-understood longing for products that can no longer fulfill their bottomless hunger.
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" The mood swoops between feral despair and strung-out longing—check out Kurt rhyming "mother" with "summer.
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The result is a stunning array of images that capture the longing for this seemingly impeccable day.
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What was Christie looking at with such an apparent combination of remorse, longing and unfathomable soul-pain?
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Taken together, all three works express simultaneously a certain longing and unease Hatoum harbors towards her homeland.
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On the album the band had fully committed to the idea of youthful longing and unexpected success.
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The New York hotel was a perfect place for anyone longing for a new identity or reality.
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As a person who never considered a gaming laptop, the Alienware 13 has me filled with longing.
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His aides, sensing that longing, have tried to bring aspects of New York to the White House.
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A play of greed, decay, venality, beauty, longing, hidden meanings, coincidences, love, terror, mundanity, suffering, boredom, loneliness.
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I just finished binge-watching Dead to Me, and I am longing for more Christina Applegate content.
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All of us struggled against the same void, and Héctor Prima sang our longing like a siren.
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Jesse Chun speaks about her work, her process, and the idea of a universal longing for home.
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Then Fabio slowly raised one callused hand and said the words America had been longing to hear.
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"We want what we can't have," Felty says, and this longing can actually trigger more intense cravings.
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No longer will your dog have to stare at your Cake Boss cannoli with longing, hungry eyes.
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And Perry recently wrote a play, "The End of Longing," which he told ET mirrors those struggles.
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But The Handmaiden is the furthest thing you could get from an austere tale of gentle longing.
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It's longing dearly for breezy summer evenings, where t-shirts are worn and sundown is perpetually delayed.
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It is a paean to the eternal longing, the feeling of loneliness that somehow unites us all.
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His promises to build a wall were just what many conservative activists had been longing to hear.
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But Ms. Plunkett's marvelously open face lets us read every nuance of her character's pain and longing.
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Did you guys notice that pang of longing on Jon's face when Tormund spoke about the North?
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Eastman, it seems, was a man filled with longing, and with dashed hopes that he helped dash.
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Yogi Bhajan came to LA because he felt 'the souls whose aspiration and longing had drawn him.
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"Sobriety," a breakup Soundcloud loosie fueled by a fresh anger, longing, and resentment brought her back momentarily.
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The sex itself was seamless, easy—fueled only by longing, want, but not so much by lube.
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This is music of longing and beauty, with tender vocal lines unfolding atop gently rocking orchestral figures.
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Many of Christianity's earliest apologists wrote of their longing to be left alone by the Roman state.
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There was something pure about my fandom, an unabashed teen longing that didn't know to hold back.
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It's hard to catch a breath gulping down Rooney's lucid writing, experiencing Frances' awakening and her longing.
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The truly dead—a past self, a lost God—can't be returned, not for all our longing.
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It's not detail or chronology Gold leaves us longing for; it's sentimental resonance — and he knows it.
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There's something about the openness of it, the completely untethered sense of longing, yearning, that's complete magic.
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I learn later that it is a song of longing and loss, sung against an aching bass.
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The song doesn't decide whether to stay footloose or settle down; it lingers between restlessness and longing.
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"The Glass Castle" wrestles with two conflicting impulses: the longing for order and the desire for wildness.
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The protagonist is Patsy Carpenter, a 24-year-old quick-tongued married woman full of adulterous longing.
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Halsey confirmed that "More" is about longing for motherhood in her "Manic" album notes for Apple Music.
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Instead, Klobuchar will find herself sitting silently in the Senate, longing to be in Sac City, Iowa.
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Kyle Chayka is the author of The Longing for Less: Living With Minimalism, out in January 2020.
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Yet the truly great players sacrifice so much that they stare back at us with equal longing.
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Mr. Polenzani brought baffled tenderness to the opening songs, in which Jan is distressed by his longing.
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Given all the digital detritus, it makes sense that some people are longing for some empty space.
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It would be a mistake to take The Longing for Less as a work of pragmatic advice.
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Perhaps this is why, in later chapters, Synnott's descriptions of Honnold seem saturated with longing and insecurity.
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The song details the longing lustfulness of a new love interest through a tangible, nay—touchable—soundscape.
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Nostalgia and longing turn to creepy kink, and soon a client offers big money for a special request.
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He's longing for 2025, when an artificial intelligence will be able to tell him to take it easy.
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With Yorke's gorgeous vocal beckoning "I've been waiting patiently," you can hear the longing in every single word.
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I wanted it to about a person is leaving for space, on a spaceship, and longing for them.
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The astronauts brought back that image in the famous photo, 'Earthrise' — and, with it, that feeling of longing.
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In no part of the story do we ever hear Mia longing for a baby, or a husband.
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Many expressed admiration and a longing for the next meeting, more than concern about the purported movie project.
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I know I'm not alone in my longing for the tactility of those initial radios from the 1930s.
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If you've been longing to own a Faraday cage for your phallus, this innovative startup has you covered.
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"I'm not kidding about this," he said in an interview about his upcoming play, The End of Longing.
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Not having the weekend to recover from work has me longing for Friday, even though it's only Wednesday.
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Is he just trying to sell records or is he trying to express some kind of spiritual longing?
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" When Yeomans analyzes the former, she identifies a sense of longing in Ader's expression — "A searching for something.
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Listen to do Carmo's dulcet tones, the trot of the guitarra portuguesa, the longing lilt of the strings.
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Cold War rivals most films I can think of in how much longing it packs into every scene.
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There are two signs in the zodiac that are synonymous with love, lust, and longing — Libra and Scorpio.
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Most of the young girls I spoke to had an intense longing to interact, to move, to see.
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Around the area where a metal plate now holds together my spine, I felt a sense of longing.
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Thanks to the internet, the days of longing to catch reruns of our favorite shows are long gone.
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" He wrote, "you gave her a way of expressing this most personal longing to me, a relative stranger.
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Panasonic rebooted Technics to appeal to the countless DJs longing for the return of the famed turntable brand.
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In the 1960s, Fahrenheit 451 reflected a barren world of complacent suburbanites, longing to feel anything at all.
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On Longing investigates concepts of space and time and how they relate to both psychological and physical space.
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Married the same year, treated by the same doctors, saddened by the same sense of exclusion and longing.
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Every experience of pain, joy, heartbreak, longing, failure, misunderstanding, and triumph — that could be in my daughter's future.
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"I'm sure she's longing for me to have kids so she can be a grandmother again," he said.
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"Our generation awakened this longing to rebel against politics," said Nayelez Andino, 18, from the town of Bayamon.
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We remember the good parts of toxic relationships or dim-witted sitcoms with the same sense of longing.
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Yamada became a star name in the industry as delicate filmmaker who emphasizes relationships through longing and touch.
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She posted a video to Twitter that showed John looking longing at a pot of simmering short ribs.
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At some point, the stranger slipped away into the night, leaving the couple longing for more puppy love.
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Twins can of course be a double blessing for couples longing for a child—if all goes well.
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A cousin, Maddie, said that persona hid a deep well of pain and an insatiable longing for family.
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But there's a bigger fly in the ointment than just my longing to preserve season two's doomed tragedy.
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The image is gigantic: we see his twitching humanity in stark relief, his longing for acceptance and love.
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He said he didn't miss the women when they left—not with any sense of urgency or longing.
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Brienne, who arrived full of honor and duty as well as some smoldering longing, was reunited with Jaime.
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She posed with shelves of diapers, ate her favorite snacks, and cast longing glances at bottles of wine.
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"There is a longing for someone who is going to try their best to do this," he said.
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One clear message from the Spanish elections in December was a longing for better and more honest leadership.
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Singing with dark-hued sound and affecting vulnerability, Ms. Netrebko captured the music's clash of longing and instability.
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Mr. Polenzani's and Mr. Kwiecien's characters treat each other with a physical affection that hints of homoerotic longing.
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These wild human creatures sate every longing, they can't stop fighting, and they sometimes don't quite know why.
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You, Capricorn, will find yourself especially longing for stronger connections within your friendships as well as in romance.
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Yet for my money, none of their hits come anywhere close to "Dancing Queen" in the longing stakes.
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I gave up and sat in the darkness, longing for the endlessly entertaining void of my iPhone screen.
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"Scruples" contains so many delicious descriptions of garments that you may find yourself longing to pet its pages.
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The BFG is a story about longing and loneliness and companionship, where everybody is missing something or somebody.
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He'd felt as urgent a longing for Miami as Paris's father must have felt for the French capital.
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No one knows how refugees will navigate the currents of longing, trauma, dependence or resentment they may feel.
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"There are so many people that are longing for a sense of belonging in this industry," she said.
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Gen Z teenagers told Business Insider the constant social-media use was driving a longing for interpersonal connection.
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"I think there are many single women who are just like me," he said, "all longing for love."
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Salvaging the Dutchman's soul becomes her mission, carried out by Ms. Kampe with both desperate longing and fearlessness.
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It seems to trigger a parental longing to cuddle and nurture, and a tolerance for being peed on.
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The longing in her soft voice was clear even before the translation reaches me through another woman's voice.
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But governments can't dictate how the memory of public spaces echo our longing for a sense of home.
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Even before the division of the peninsula, Mount Kumgang inspired not just awe but also longing, wistfulness, regret.
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I was longing for the kind of largeness of spirit and rhetorical authority of a writer like Thoreau.
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Or maybe it's Bonnie, whose longing for a return to normalcy may expose the lie protecting them all.
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I'm hungry for new points of view, and longing to see more than that one type of protagonist.
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Alfred, Lord Tennyson's "Ulysses" imagines Odysseus years after his return to Ithaca, bored and longing again for adventure.
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But when they're apart, they're all longing looks and charged banter, and that's really where Gilmore Girls shines.
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But soon I began to see how far Palenque had been possessed by a real longing for Africa.
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" Vibeke's sensual longing is a hunger that might offer deeper wisdom: "He's a man for me, she thinks.
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"Ostalgia" was the new, mocking term I used to describe the clandestine longing for the conveniences of dictatorship.
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There is an incredible sense of longing, loss and desire in Warhol's attachment to the world of culture.
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In Don't Go Without Me, Rosemary Valero-O'Connell taps into the complexity of love, longing, and human connection.
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Pearl, longing to belong, quickly becomes a fixture in the Richardsons' home, entangling her mother along with her.
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So if you're longing for an earlier time, please recall that things were lousy for women then, too.
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Others seem to be looking across the border with longing and sympathy in response to recent world events.
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So with every miscarriage, I distanced myself more and more from the deep longing to have a baby.
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In the film version, she looks frightened, full of longing, and yet somehow regal, which is completely right.
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Tharoor's themes are complex, his insights philosophical and his characters haunted by longing and the sting of futility.
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Every brush of hands against each other, every longing look — they all combine into something irresistible and unstoppable.
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Ofglen is sentenced along with her lover, an unnamed Martha that looks at her with longing and sorrow.
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And cattle ranchers are longing for a bilateral pact with Japan to ease the flow of beef exports.
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A longing for the natural world, or some version of it, real or ideal, saturated Chinese elite culture.
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It has been a painful book to write: full of nostalgia, catharsis, sadness, longing, and struggles with guilt.
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Far fewer readers today would recognize the details, but the longing for something gone will always be familiar.
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Mr. Schneider brought out Boris's desperate longing for Katya through his plangent singing during their illicit love scene.
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But it's still bittersweet for people who spent their childhoods longing to spend allowance or birthday money there.
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He will frequently express longing for his previous post as chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.
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Those messages are then broadcast, back-to-back over the air as one continuous stream of human longing.
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They say there is a longing for the Obama era and Biden is able to fill that void.
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The absurd artifice of their situation doesn't prevent the audience from fervently longing to see them get together.
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But I do know that what happened to her as a result was a deep unhappiness and longing.
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But if there's one thing common to all time capsules, it's a longing to communicate with the future.
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Luis Aguile's 1969 "Ven a Mi Casa Esta Navidad" is a song about longing that's steeped in melancholy.
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I don't think I knew enough about longing 10 years ago when I started investigating the prosperity gospel.
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That longing feeling in your gut when you miss the people you know and the places you like?
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The short video ends with a bloody twist that will leave you asking questions and longing for more.
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Would a song longing for some vague thing to get you through life really be topping the charts?
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While our longing may be real, we're misdirecting it: there is no going back to a better time.
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There's something about moving away from your homeland, that activates a longing, a need to connect with your ancestors.
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The caged bird does sing; it sings a song of longing — a song of wishing for a better past.
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The highly personal experience of memory is the main subject matter in I Long to be Free from Longing.
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This is my parting note: one of courage and defiance, and a longing for the leadership of the just.
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So next time you're longing for a long weekend, just know it's not always as great as it seems.
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You're starting to figure out what you've been longing to know, and a healing energy is in the air.
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They illuminate the fact that we all experience heartache, love, grief, despair, shame, longing, ambition, joy — you name it.
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Titled "Longing for Eternity" (2017), this room is technically a hexagonal-shaped box filled with mirrors and LED lights.
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Impossibly cool and with a book perpetually in hand, Kyle hasn't given someone a longing look in his life.
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They lounge, they kiss, they make love, and through her haze of liquor and longing, Rachel watches them together.
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The single is also the most potent example of the kind of longing the artist's music inspired in me.
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But if this is just about my own, unrequited longing, then — Mike might ask — who exactly is the ghost?
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And are any of us capable of doing good work without longing to be recognized or rewarded for it?
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To me, homesickness is the bittersweet pang of longing you feel when you think about your hometown or country.
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That's good news for those longing for retro PlayStation feels and some good old fashioned Square role-playing games.
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Other debuts today include LONGING EYES, DRUG WARS, the cheerful HOW'S LIFE, SERIES FINALE, GAINS ON and MOON ROOF.
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Such youthful sensations as the longing to be known wholly and exclusively by another McKeon remembers and tenderly records.
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But then again me and Rhia met in real life and that didn't stop her from longing me out.
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That "yet" is full of longing, and far from unique among nations who are struggling to make their way.
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There was a deep and pervasive longing not only for unity, but also to find meaning in the tragedy.
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This is the sound of detaching as it's stretched out across time to its bitter, brutal and longing end.
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And yet among some people Mr Trump's victory inspired a longing for powerful, abusive men to face a reckoning.
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Crawford, longing for the old days, kept running over to Helena's and Claudia's and Naomi's changing rooms to reconnect.
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Rosie's conversations with other women envelop poetry, family, friendship, loneliness, longing, mourning, healing, hope, and all the good stuff.
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And if you're longing for the sun, just take a break from work and go for a walk outside.
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What's the point in longing for a past that never existed if it destroys progress toward a better future?
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But has anyone longing for business leaders to run our government actually followed corporate titans the past few decades?
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More recently, a virtual Vladimir Putin cult has arisen among religious conservatives longing for a return to cultural purity.
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She clearly wants to be a mega-successful person within that machine, and I don't begrudge her that longing.
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It's the sound of longing and long journeys, all set in the present day and dealing with real issues.
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But there's a sweetness to the film, and a sense of longing too, that feels new to his work.
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Let's hope this good boy ended up getting a taste of the snack for which he was so longing.
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Here is a woman filled with regret and a seemingly impermeable sense of longing for a life not lived.
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Libby: Longing for a connection, in contrast, is as dangerous as being a brilliant Russian scientist with no resources.
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From hookups in chapels to glances full of abject longing, there's no shortage of sexual tension within Litchfield's walls.
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But he was forced into the hard life of a refugee in Chicago, and the longing for home grew.
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Bang Gang isn't autobiographical, but draws a line between those news snippets and the universal teenage longing for freedom.
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It boasts terrific, tense action sequences, but also a real, poetic sense of longing for a world long gone.
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The idyllic shores and vibrant culture fulfilled our longing for adventure as a newly married couple from South Africa.
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"Zauberland," meaning "magic land," comes from Heine's "Aus alten Märchen winkt es," about the longing for fairy-tale realms.
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" Gonzalez noticed a similar longing in Taylor: "I think she thought any scrap of love is better than none.
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"Longing and yearning has distance, whereas with love, you're engaging with the person and feel a connection," she said.
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She was emotional; her words a mix of longing and resentment that I'd gotten used to on long expeditions.
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He's longing to find family in Laura but we just saw him licking his chops at Tiana last week.
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And yet, I keep going back to it, keep feeling this insatiable longing for the paranormal to be real.
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It's easy to argue that princess fans demonstrate some kind of arrested development, a longing for childhood and escapism.
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But the memory of that materialistic longing, as superficial and bratty as it now seems, always stuck with me.
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We're longing for the day when just combing our brows into a respectable arch is enough to get by.
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Philosophy and history, poetry and art, loneliness and longing—the face holds all of these in a melancholy balance.
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Her own longing for a kind of return to this approach to food — if not to life itself — stirred.
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The longing in some of these movies can transmute into a wistful regard for the world they come from.
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In this strange new environment, a new type of relationship for those longing for companionship was bound to blossom.
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But your longing for an interesting sympathetic character may get desperate as the story speeds back to its beginning.
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Her drawings of animals and people in costume give insight into the darker side of human lust and longing.
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For every Labrador longing to feel the wind against its jowls, there's a terrified Chihuahua shedding in the seat.
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The box in the back of my mom's closet definitely appealed to my longing for a party I missed.
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Its symptom was chiefly a mood of melancholia that derived from a longing to return to one's own land.
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These moments are overflowing with longing, aching with emotion that feels both very female and very teenage at once.
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You sense that they arose from deeply felt experiences of longing and loss, homesickness, wounded friendship, love, and alienation.
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Maternity brands have tapped into that longing for community and leveraged the continuing trend in their social media strategies.
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The tortured intensity of Maggie's longing does remind the reader of what's lost when sex is unhitched from religion.
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Keeping a diary where you track key aspects of your healing process — sleep, mood, longing for your ex, etc.
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Even cyberstalking can be toxic: Facebook surveillance of an ex is linked to distress, longing, and less personal growth.
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Will Democratic voters longing for another Obama and the minority voters who strayed from Hillary want an African-American?
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These are numbers that throb, delicately but persistently, with the longing and regret inspired by life's illusions and evasions.
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Voice-overs have Marc expounding on memory, longing and mortality while the script probes the side effects of technology.
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"Although I was longing for Hitler's defeat...we lamented Königsberg's fate from the bottom of our hearts," he wrote.
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My color palette (Teal, wood, and white accent) maybe subliminally represent my longing to be anywhere on the water.
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But they had happened less and less since her husband won, as though her sadness had overpowered her longing.
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Listen: Vagabon's songs feature mixed, elusive emotions: longing and ambivalence, displacement and stability, confronting fears and searching for hope.
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From the moment Sarah appears, tugs of longing and desire after their lengthy separation are as palpable as ever.
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When Hench and Jennifer find themselves alone, the bewildered longing in Mr. Hedges's face and posture are exquisitely painful.
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With Holmes, people were longing for a young woman to break into the club of boy geniuses conjuring unicorns.
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Moments of fervor also offered glimpses into the deep longing that a singer must also convey with this character.
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If you're a lover of fashion, you may follow the seasonal runway cycles with a little bit of longing.
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By the end, you may find yourself longing for Classical Theater of Harlem to tackle Dumas's two sequels next.
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Dear Heloise: Now that the holidays are over, many of us are longing for spring and planting our gardens.
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" Guo's aesthetic, one observer of Chinese fashion notes, expresses "a visually deprived nation's pent-up longing for imperial grandeur.
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Lee spent many days longing for her husband and son, wondering what became of them and imagining the worst.
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Desire, longing and taboo all converge here, as the teacher reflects on the encounters and relationships that shaped him.
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And where did that longing, that desire come from, if not from the desire, pulsing, sweating, in our pews?
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The clip — from AstraZeneca and Daiichi Sankyo — fittingly stars a man in desperate longing for a satisfying bowel movement.
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It became the doorway to the infinitude of the soul, and expressed humanity's collective longing for freedom and brotherhood.
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Every time I reread it I'm struck by how dear and awful and filled with carnal longing he is.
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It's a question of whether he is longing for someone or whether he has just been broken by someone.
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The traces of other players softened the game's harsh solitude while heightening the sense of a longing for connection.
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Look closer at the writing on the wall, amid the scrawled declarations of love and longing, and reality hits.
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People were longing for relationships that have meaning and the experience of belonging rather than just surface-level relationships.
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But I don't carry it in my wallet out of longing for that person, or with any meaning attached.
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One can rely on a certain point in hysteria that is a pitch of longing for something in reality.
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And out of this dream I wake blinking in a Brooklyn dawn longing for what was and what will be.
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Similarly, Brendan Fernandes's red, green, and black flag installation The End, speaks to a Du Boisian longing for Pan-Africanism.
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Most of us listening understood longing and desire, and the mistakes that those two emotions could compel us to make.
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It's thought of as an emotion, a mild, wistful longing for the past that is, in fact, good for you.
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Yet as much as it is a story of heartbreak and longing, it is also one of hope and transformation.
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Like an ill-advised love affair, my addiction had changed my brain and my priorities, leaving indelible memories and longing.
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Millions of folks shilling for their Patreons and SoundClouds on Twitter may be watching this film with a longing sigh.
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Or maybe you're longing to try a newly announced update to an app that hasn't yet rolled out to you.
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" In the end, she writes, those stories "came to stand for the whole of what longing in America looks like.
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And when he does, what begins as a child's plaintive longing becomes a double haunting, with resentments on both sides.
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Madeline Miller's Circe is a spellbinding reimagining of the immortal witch's life, adding real dimension to her loss and longing.
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"The song is clearly about longing for someone, needing someone to make you feel stronger," Trillo tells The Creators Project.
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One thing that doesn't get reworked: the feeling of longing and crushing that makes the O.G. song so damn likable.
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Yet in the year before he vanished, after the deaths of his parents, Epstein evinced a sudden "longing for lightness".
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Onstage, the two seemed happy to be with each other, but inside Fisher was longing to escape her mother's shadow.
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The DJ, Zen Jefferson, stepped away from his booth and, sharpie in hand, traced their profiles gesturing in eternal longing.
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Her comics focus more on longing than actual relationships, which seems fitting since Dunn recently started her first real relationship.
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That sunny sound, paired with lyrics as morose as those on "Partners," makes Tatum's songwriting reminiscent of Scandipop bittersweet longing.
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Her songs have always concerned themselves with the nuance of permanence and the emotional longing that drives us toward it.
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Reading the company's blog posts, you can feel executives longing for a time when Facebook felt smaller, and less consequential.
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So yeah, it's not exactly the Portal experience fans have been longing for, but that doesn't mean it isn't great.
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This lovely, longing ballad is another solid piece of work from Krauss, who the Grammys can't get enough of lauding.
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Summer Walker "Girls Need Love" Slip into the gorgeous haze of longing that Summer Walker creates with this slow jam.
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They say that the fundamental human longing for a congregated support network exists separate from an interest in formal religion.
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When I am traveling for work, I scroll through pictures of you on my phone, longing to be back home.
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Right now, tired out by cold and longing for the languor of summer, that's exactly what I want to hear.
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Just out-of-tune, jagged strumming and a strained New England accent longing for a lost cat called Foot Foot.
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"It's only natural that packed along with your belongings is a certain longing for where you came from," he says.
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So despite our cultural, national, or political differences, there's this universal longing and ideology and imagery of freedom and homeland.
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The threat of our devices is that they take away the possibility of introspective longing and a sense of absence.
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The idea of the book is really that children; they're in their ward, they're bored and they're longing for excitement.
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Not because the album will be out, but because this desperate and longing period of my life will be over.
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It's not really a return to Soviet-style communism, but rather part of a longing for a return to greatness.
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But 30 minutes just feels too short for a weekly program; this week I was again longing for another episode.
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It's a feature I enjoyed, and it actually had me longing for it when I switched back to Google Chrome.
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Ben's gums swell with fear and longing as Rose Head squishes her boobs against his cheek (part of the procedure).
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Keep moving, your body tells you, as the rhythm of racecars lulls you and stirs a painful longing for sleep.
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There's a certain, almost beautiful but destructive, breed of longing that comes from wanting something that's just out of reach.
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One hears in Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen's speeches the same longing for a rerooting of their national cultures.
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It's hard to imagine that these voters are longing for the conditions that most factory workers today are subjected to.
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There is just something about him that attracts middle-aged and older white men longing for the way things were.
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Jong-su has sex with her there, soon after they meet, and masturbates there, suffused with longing, once she's gone.
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About four months ago, desperate to be near relatives and longing for small-town life again, they moved to Indiana.
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They detail longing, desperation, resentment, vulnerability, sorrow and strength, and they can be luminous and harrowing at the same time.
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Rather than being a legitimate expression of Jewish national longing, Zionism was then labeled a racist ideology akin to apartheid.
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"It's 2019 & @JoeBiden is longing for the good old days of 'civility' typified by James Eastland," he wrote on Twitter.
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Now is the time to treat yourself that sleek 27-inch iMac Pro workstation desktop that you've been longing for.
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You're left with a residual longing to experience it again and a closeness to those who were there with you.
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But for those longing for the real thing, these factors mean much higher prices for vanilla products, including ice cream.
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Though Hossein spoke with joy, I detected a sadness—a longing for a world that his child may never see.
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Capturing such intimate longing and pain in his poems secured for Li the immortality denied him by politics and religion.
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Tchaikovsky's score provides a thrilling undertow of emotion: light, darkness, longing, and, in the end, an epic sense of scale.
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In many ways, Angel was like the building we lived in: gritty and neglected but longing to provide a refuge.
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But I did gain a new sense of how profound the human longing for contact with other species can be.
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Or did he become sociopathic because she was temperamentally unsuited to mothering, longing for the freedom of her previous life?
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Among many, the allure of Barack Obama's brainy nuance had given way to a longing for a more muscular certainty.
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An opiate high feels like a warm hug, the perfect antidote to Justin's deep-seated loneliness and longing for love.
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But the few that I found on grief and longing or a familial connection really struck a chord with me.
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They are poetic outpourings of longing and resolve accompanied mostly by pristine acoustic picking, with Iberian and Latin American underpinnings.
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Her mane becomes a sort of cape as she faces away, as though owning her look without longing for rescue.
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These fictional scenarios are utterly convincing and fill us with as much confusion, fear and longing as they do Amy.
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Burdened eventually with shame and regret, longing to be seen — and heard — as her ordinarily extraordinary self, Ifemelu giddily repents.
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When the Duke, pretending to be a poor student, romances her, Ms. Feola's Gilda practically trembles with pent-up longing.
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Here was a modern writer using gorgeous and specific prose to write about the longing of adolescent girls like me.
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"The Band's Visit," a delicate musical about longing, loneliness and the Middle East, swept the night by winning 10 prizes.
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A gentle show about longing for connection, the musical has been selling solidly, but not amazingly, at the box office.
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" —BS Reasonable Watchfulness: "A diary film; transitions while longing for other places and people, like a fox on the run.
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With these looks, Kim Chi told an entire story of longing and hope, proving just how powerful drag can be.
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With her new anthology, Don't Go Without Me, Valero-O'Connell taps into the complexity of love, longing, and human connection.
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I'm 28, feeling cooped up, and already longing for my social life, but the coronavirus isn't just about my health.
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Emil also creepily yearns for a young woman, Anna (Victoria Carmen Sonne), a longing that intensifies his rivalry with Johan.
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I Was Misinformed Every year about this time, I am seized with a longing for my own little country house.
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She brings all of the arrogance and longing of early sexual exploration to vivid life with real empathy and verve.
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It's longing, grief, recklessness, daring, dread, a keen awareness of fleeting youth, and an overflowing heart rolled into one song.
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And today, feeling again under attack, I cannot help longing for Nancy and the catacomb safety of her Quail Ridge.
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Antoni's project connects mortality, desire, intimacy, and the ways in which absence and longing are a fundamental part of life.
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A 40th birthday with a lot of alcohol and unresolved lust and longing is a very combustible set of circumstances.
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Mr. Volle's Dutchman slowly made his way down a steep exit ramp, stopping to express his anguished longing for salvation.
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I keep going back to the ceaseless, impossible longing of Eros in her wonderful book of history, translation and philosophy.
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Even Barry seems confused by his unexpected longing to be part of this world, which both excites and mystifies him.
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In their defiance of trends, Emilia Wickstead's stunningly simple dresses speak to our very modern longing for the old-fashioned.
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By the end of the song, you're winded and longing for an ex that you didn't even know you missed.
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She also can help cut through her brother's stubbornness and longing for the good old days of Joe and Val.
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For federal leaders longing for the days when America tuned bold visions into reality, our advice is simple: look local.
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It's the queer teen romance story you've longed for, even if you didn't even know you were longing for one.
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The word doesn't have an English equivalent but encompasses feelings such as suffering, anger, resignation, grief, pain, longing and revenge.
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" Or the Amharic word tizita, which means "a bittersweet remembrance and longing for a time, person, or thing gone by.
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Ms. Warren was a Harvard law professor longing to bring data to questions that her colleagues often answered with theory.
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It is hard not to sympathize with that longing, especially given the brutal suppression of Iraqi Kurds under Saddam Hussein.
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It may be one of the most doleful sounds I've ever heard, evoking longing and sorrow, opportunities squandered, love lost.
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No spasms of deep longing when I pass her empty bed, neatly made since she left for college in August.
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" First, Kira notes an important character shift: "We wanted the audience to feel his doubt and his longing for home.
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"It's 2019 & @JoeBiden is longing for the good old days of 'civility' typified by James Eastland," Mr. de Blasio wrote.
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Nostalgia, that sentimental longing to return to an idealized version of one's own past, will always have a broad appeal.
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It's a beautiful image, if a little vague, and its subject is, as it is with many old photographs, longing.
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On some level, the Republican longing for Pence in the face of these new details about Trump's past makes sense.
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What it is, in typical Lowery fashion, is a longing look backward at a bygone era, with a cocked eyebrow.
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The "Friends" actor Matthew Perry's playwriting debut, "The End of Longing," feels contrastingly and entirely safe, to some extent even retrograde.
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Still, throughout those two decades, people have been longing out the 90s revival as if it's the sweet elixir of life.
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I do a fair amount of songs about betrayal, and about longing for something that is better than what you have.
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The tune is a feel-good pop power anthem for women longing for a little more "girl power" in their lives.
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" He matches Auto Tuned longing with Future on "Smoke Break" and effects a singsong, staccato delivery for Young Thug on "Mixtape.
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" Kessler adds, "Till death do us part is often not true with broken heart syndrome, the love and the longing continues.
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"It is quite possible that maybe they were longing for such information," she told NBC in an interview broadcast this morning.
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"A lot of my renters are local students here who have been longing to try something new and different," she said.
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"They're talking about a mild longing for the past — kind of like nostalgia for The Beatles," said Shorter, referencing Wildschut's research.
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The book bursts with youthful longing and adolescent angst, with the effervescence of first love and the vitriol of family strife.
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The longing to embrace our common traditions, and connect on the most basic human level, has become more important than ever.
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But tucked in behind the regret and longing is the realization that abandoning her pajamas at that Goodwill also felt good.
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Each of the five pieces in his collection Love and Longing in Bombay begins with an audience listening to a story.
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After a few longing looks of her own, her sister Lyn picks up a fork, says "Fuck it," and digs in.
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He expressed a longing for the person that I used to be–the person he knew before my memory was wiped.
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Ms Saliers says the song presents a realistic view of pain and longing in a sea of otherwise celebratory Christmas tunes.
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The latest song from her forthcoming album is an ode to summer crushes, soundtracked with longing by her masterful guitar playing.
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Its popularity is not merely a testament to its brilliant words and melody; it speaks to a shared longing for peace.
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Even on the phone, I can sense Saeed's sorrow and his longing for the way of life he knew in Mosul.
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Their story races forward with each new revelation, coming to a cinematic conclusion that left me longing for the next installment.
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Good anthems, such as Ukraine's and Israel's, contain a tinge of sadness, because nationalism is really about longing, suffering and sacrifice.
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These tweets below are all from people who are longing for handwritten letters — and there are tons more just like them.
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" NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio: "It's 2019 & [Biden] s longing for the good old days of "civility" typified by James Eastland.
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Loss, happiness, a sense of longing, glee, victory... feeling emotions like that is why we watch movies in the first place.
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You may be longing for someone, but is not getting what—or who—you want making you want it even more?
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Last week, on Twitter, Yousafzai, who lives in Britain and is studying at Oxford University, expressed a longing for her homeland.
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How could I—why would I—when a musician's songs are designed to evoke such strong feelings of love and longing?
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In the early twentieth century, Sigmund Freud argued phobias were "protective structures" springing from a patient's "repressed longing" for his mother.
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"If longing to see @Corey_Feldman get gangraped in prison is wrong, I don't want to be right," one user reportedly wrote.
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Death, sex, longing, buzzkill parents, drama, being misunderstood, gangs, fights, wayward cousins, and heartbreak: It was all there 421 years ago.
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In fact, it is an aesthetic that men -- and the people that love to look at them -- are clearly longing for.
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How else would I have ever seen a mermaid sing a longing ballad while getting a delightfully messy lower-body transplant?
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The faded, muted light and color of those paintings captured my mood perfectly—they felt like longing, golden, and hopeful beauty.
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That longing feels all too familiar to someone like me, who never had a Kaworu but desperately searched for one online.
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As I said, the film is about desire, and desire comes with melancholy, a sense of longing, a sense of unaccomplishment.
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A top 21960 hit in its own right, "Hours" showcased the nuances in Berry's vocals, capturing equal parts longing and eroticism.
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The fact that I'm celebrating him and this story with you tonight is proof that we're longing for stories like this.
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If momentum is lost, however, most of the world's 48m couples longing for a child have only hope on their side.
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"What I like most about this collection of songs is the shared melancholy, longing, introspective vibe," frontman Kenny Becker tells Noisey.
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Perry is set to debut his own show, The End of Longing, at the Playhouse Theatre in London on February 2.
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In the movie, viewers see this: We see what Oliver sees, which is a confused kid grappling with sex and longing.
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Although Banks has described Sabina as "definitely gay," the movie stays dispiritingly circumspect on the matter, save for one longing glance.
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Both candidates longing for New York and some home cooking, where they hope to regain the momentum that has now vanished.
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Yet the longing — the wish to hang on tight to someone who doesn't want that anymore — is sharp as a pang.
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But it was a terrible feeling to still feel confused after hearing something I've been longing to hear for some time.
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"I wish he was a dictator," Calvin Gardner, 25, a retired construction worker, said, expressing longing for a third Obama term.
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Their lifestyle left them longing for connection they couldn't find in the isolated silos of apartment units or in suburban sprawl.
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Just hours before, he, too, had a bizarre episode that left him longing for what he once had in Ms. Mathiowetz.
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Phillies 5, Mets 1 A longing would be understandable among fans at Citi Field on Sunday and in the coming days.
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She gives us the fictional truth of a girl chasing danger beyond her comprehension, in a Summer of Longing and Loss.
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Yet the longing for a benevolent yet useful form of "people-sorting" would spur the invention of the Myers-Briggs test.
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Le Blanc hung out with Perry backstage at his West End play, 'The End of Longing,' which marked his playwriting debut.
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We wished to go when we couldn't, but even that longing for the playground has now been denied to Pakistani children.
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We don't want to know about his dreams — his fear and hurt and longing — because he killed our families and friends.
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It's a song about time and tradition and longing and nostalgia and all those human things we've been talking about here.
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This is a Woody Allen movie, so you can expect romance, charming dialogue, and a wistful longing for a bygone era.
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Whether they are enjoying the journey, or just longing for the destination, they are doing it together, man, woman, and cat.
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By using extended durations to emphasize passion and reflection (the film runs nearly three hours), Reygadas captures intense longing and anxiety.
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During teenager times, the feelings of longing is perhaps at its most strong and profound because everything feels multiplied by ten.
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It also explains the longing to, in effect, turn back the clock to a time when American manufacturers dominated international trade.
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"I began to feel an invincible distaste for the same; & a longing to plume my pinions for a flight," he explained.
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And his popularity speaks to a deeper longing in our country for a time when kindness counted and character was destiny.
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Knausgaard fears another dark figure will come along to tap our inchoate longing to be part of something greater than ourselves.
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There seems, to me, a real kind of longing to it—an icy romance that's just on the verge of melting.
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Its limits, made for both innuendo and artful elision, align with passionate longing: You fall in love with what isn't there.
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That longing manifested in an obsessive love-hate relationship with Hollywood — an addiction that ultimately led to the Manson Family murders.
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Is our longing more altruistic, a hope for our children to know the deep joy that comes from being a parent?
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The history, the longing, dictates that they must deal with more than City, more than Tottenham — in the months to come.
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Each time the actors begun to sing, it introduces a wholly new dimension, their layered voices lovely and suffused with longing.
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By this duet, Carlos has become her stepson; catching a rare private moment, they sing of regret, longing and impossible love.
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They are often infused with longing for an aesthetic and philosophical ideal that seems always to be vanishing, like fragrant smoke.
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Whatever the case, one comes to tire of the courtroom rigmarole, longing to return to the roomier vistas of Kafka's mind.
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"Longing for Eternity," made in 2017 by Yayoi Kusama, is on display at David Zwirner Gallery on 19th Street in Chelsea.
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I am past hating, past the longing for Italy where blowing snow absolves and whitens a kneeling mountain range outside Milan.
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An atmosphere of unhappiness—a mix of longing and defeat—is what sets Lulu Wang's The Farewell apart from its peers.
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There's irony in a Pakistani teen longing to escape racism in Britain for an idealized America that may not exist anymore.
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Their awkwardness is so overwhelming that, despite Claire's obvious longing, he eventually has to ask point-blank why she came back.
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A longing for the outsider who will mosey in and clean up this no-good town is not uncommon these days.
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The urgency of that longing fuels the elegies Donald Hall composed not about but to his wife, the poet Jane Kenyon.
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The lyrics of many tango classics are as dramatic as the genre, telling stories of passionate love, desperate longing and betrayal.
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Yet I still find myself going there yearly, sometimes for work, other times because I feel a longing for something familiar.
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Smelled the durian with longing—the scent incredible to me, overly sweet and meaty—but never could afford to buy one.
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And yet the novel is about more than just adolescent angst, a young girl's longing to be somewhere else, someone else.
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The episode left her paralyzed for nearly six hours — and longing again for Mr. Stucky, whom she was no longer seeing.
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Mr Trump's tightening grip on his party has probably spared him the heavyweight challenger his conservative critics have been longing for.
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He had been held hostage by longing for years; mere language was not going to suffice to convey how he felt.
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Chris is by turns a spirited heroine, a trollish underground woman, a feminist social critic, and a phenomenologist of romantic longing.
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Here we are a hundred years later, with different and better tools in the same cycles of alienation, longing and return.
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The narrator is at a party where "I just don't fit in"; he's longing for a conversation or just a glance.
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Daniel Hart's musical score is full of pathos and longing, compensating — maybe almost overcompensating — for the literal deadpan of the protagonist.
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Murugan traces the entire life of his little goat — her despair, her small acts of heroism, her longing — with Chekhovian clarity.
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If you have been longing to indulge in more refined luggage, now may be the time to spring for something new.
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I think it's about longing: to be taken care of, to let someone else do at least part of the planning.
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"Every vegetable that came out was so abundantly fulfilling that it really didn't leave me longing for anything other," Cole remembers.
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It's pure conflation of the state and the president, to say nothing of the longing for the ability to inflict violence.
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In Maplewood, N.J., the desire to keep all that space manicured is on a collision course with a longing for quiet.
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It was Mary Bronson who'd done it, her longing, her hunger for a freedom that extended to all of her blood.
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The piercing cries of "Jerusalem!" seem to express both a longing for escape and the messianic tendencies in Benjamin's unorthodox thought.
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Living in what the critic Albert Murray called "this great hit-and-miss republic," Washington's characters pivot between alienation and longing.
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"That's just how it was back then," my father often told me, in a whimsical tone laced with longing and nostalgia.
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Holley's sculptures are muscular, bold, and raw, but their accompanying text conveys vulnerability and a longing for peace, equality, and respect.
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Even Madeline and Renata — the two characters most prone to scathing outbursts — express their unhappiness with longing looks and offhand scowls.
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It's a phantom version of a vanished landmark, almost painfully longing for a better place and time that won't come again.
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There is a longing for perfection and wholeness that can be particularly intense when a person has a history of loss.
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Her voice never once faltered; if anything, it grew in strength, wavering between joy and longing as the night went on.
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I felt, momentarily, very sad, as if I, too, was longing for a beating heart with whom to share a pizza.
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Rooney Mara and Casey Affleck star in a playful and eerie — but not scary — fable about a love, grief, and longing.
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Torn between despair and violent longing, I was obliged to rise from my sopha and take a turn around the drawing room.
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In Caetano Veloso's "Terra," an imprisoned man sees a picture of the earth as seen from space and is filled with longing.
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The bloodkin boy stuck fast to Falun and I tried to ignore the twinge of longing in my chest when they kissed.
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When I was a child, I naïvely awaited summer with great longing—but I also asked for a plunger for my birthday.
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In that instant he realizes he has always known, always felt this distinct longing but never giving it a name until now.
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Especially when there are conspiracies to explore, possible murder mysteries to uncover, and longing glances between very hot people to watch unfold.
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When John Paul was mentioned the three middle-aged sisters let out a simultaneous longing sigh, "Ahhhhhh," while holding their baby statues.
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Love, heartbreak, longing, and absurdity all coexist inside not just our private joys and pains, but the ones we share with others.
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Mr. Talkbox)" Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year "Longing For Home" "We Are All God's Children" "How Great Thou Art (feat.
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"I have no longing for it to this day," Trump said Trump's tone was similar to a speech given by Attorney Gen.
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It's very likely that, at some point in your life, you'll suddenly develop an inexplicable attraction to/longing for someone you shouldn't.
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Like the inside of a nugget, longing to break free from its shell, I too longed to free myself from this secret.
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As for the authorities in Beijing, their longing for 'safety' makes them unwilling to take risks to win over the 'political middle'.
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A perfect book about obsession, longing, addiction and human vulnerability should embody those vices and struggle to overcome them, without complete success.
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As a black queer growing up in the whitewashed suburbs of Chicago, I was longing for any type of visibility or representation.
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"There has to be a longing for a new order, a new nation, not just a reformed old nation," he told me.
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The mood can shift from section to section, though there is a sense of longing that permeates the book as a whole.
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Wong Kar-wai uses slow motion in synergy with music, and also uses it to heighten emotion like the longing for love.
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On their excellent debut Feast of Love, Drake's quiet vocals pushed through fuzzed out guitars and emo tropes of heartache and longing.
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But it won't be that same type of bittersweet, Leo and Claire Danes in Romeo and Juliet longing that you feel today.
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But if you still use one of Apple's cheapest tablets and have been longing for a stylus, your options have now doubled.
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The truth is, youth have the same deep longing that we all do—to be valued and to belong to their communities.
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I give my sofa a longing look before I force myself to change for a quick cardio session at the gym downstairs.
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Audiences may leave the theater drooling, but sexual desire is only one aspect of the complicated web of longing in Laurey's heart.
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Jessica Gale and her husband, Jared, have been married for 13 years, and have been longing for a child of their own.
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Nineteenth-century history looms large in Britain, and commentators have pointed out some of the imperial longing at play in Thursday's vote.
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My feelings about the South [where I am from] are unbearably complicated, a knot of longing and anger and disgust and wonder.
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He calls up his memories, renarrates them as a quest for his heart's longing, and addresses the story to its goal, God.
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But that hasn't stopped many of us from longing for a phone that would actually fit into our pockets, hands, and hearts.
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Longing for the glory years of BSB, 'NSYNC and 98 Degrees, the host vowed to start a musical revolution then and there.
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"Pray You Catch Me" is one of two collaborations with the British songwriter James Blake: slow-motion ballads of suspicion and longing.
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One sign of Trump's success in undermining that faith is that even his critics are now longing for a more authoritarian ruler.
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But live they did, and as news spread of the five babies' astounding survival, the public's longing for updates and photos grew.
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There is not even unanimity on the superiority of Judeo-Christian culture: some European nationalists express a longing for ancient pagan practices.
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When I first read William Faulkner's "The Sound and the Fury," I loved that he wrote about siblings in terms of longing.
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When Jane's longing for romance and autonomy meets the amorous overtures of one of Bianca's bar regulars, Bianca's protective instincts kick in.
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The first and main engine driving the resurgence of Jewish life here is the longing of local Jews for connection and identity.
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"I think she's really longing for connection," said Debnam-Carey, whose character was recently killed off on The CW show, The 100.
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One hopes we would not deteriorate as far as longing for more dire circumstances so that this country's leaders see the light.
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Perhaps after converting to another religion, moving across town and living in a fancy mansion left him with a sense of longing.
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Periodically, the somber and somewhat decorous surface of Matar's prose is ripped open by a brutal acknowledgment of anger and unappeased longing.
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Are you still longing for the '90s, when the height of luxury was relaxing on a bean bag with a Capri Sun?
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For Georgia and Maggie, tears came readily, and I would characterize their prevailing sentiment as an amalgam of love, heartbreak and longing.
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Webern, like Schoenberg, explores deep recesses of longing, tenderness and terror through radically concise structures: The six pieces last just 803 minutes.
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BI: But neither "hygge" or "lagom" are very common practices in Japan ...NY: No, but the Japanese have a longing for it.
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He's permanently between women in his songs, longing for one booty call in one track, and ignoring another side-piece in another.
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Her homesickness is second only to her longing for her son, whom an uncle said still lives there with her mother, Marissa.
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It couldn't be any other way; Coloring Book's nostalgic re-immersion could only come from a place of adult responsibility and longing.
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Today, she released the second single from the record, "No Coffee," an even poppier track, layered with acoustic guitars and longing lyrics.
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Her box assemblages are not wrapped — or trapped — in the air of poetic-romantic longing that clings to those of Joseph Cornell.
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Perhaps what we want is the longing itself, and not so much the complex and messy negotiations of boundaries that contact necessitates.
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In the book, I call this a longing for past moments that never really happened during epochs that were, in fact, disastrous.
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In April, the breathless longing for Woods to reclaim a piece of his former greatness made him a favorite at the Masters.
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The brand debuted the colonel on Monday and unleashed a guttural sigh of longing in the form of some very thirsty headlines.
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Thus, there are still experiences and feelings that only religion can provide, and many of us still find ourselves longing for them.
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I understood the stench of rotting dreams, I knew the longing of a people wanting America to make good on its promise.
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Some excel at evoking the poignant longing of the former, while others take great pleasure in depicting the devilishness of the latter.
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And for all their chunky momentum, the songs on "Let's Rock" often harbor downhearted thoughts: reflections on loneliness, longing, weariness and anxiety.
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"What is our relation to longing for a past that is always past?" she said recently in an interview in New York.
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Listen carefully to last year's "Luciferian Towers" and a wordless message comes through — one of fear and longing and hope and glory.
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The cast brings humanizing shades of pain, greed and longing to symbolic figures, without ever tearing the play's somber folk-tale fabric.
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In the end, the left will have to contend with the same deep longing for normalcy that has defined the Trump era.
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But this came across less as a homoerotic stirring than as a scene of poignant longing between the living and the dead.
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It's an era I do find myself longing for, though I didn't really know how badly until I booted up the game.
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It will only work if the longing for less comes naturally, is authentically aspirational—if we want to live the life unseasoned.
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