Ordinary Eritreans, meanwhile, hope politics might loosen up a bit.
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Will the new crown prince loosen up Saudi's conservative culture?
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The vibe is uptight today; find ways to loosen up.
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"The government needs to loosen up," said Mr. Liu, 43.
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Try to loosen up, like you would in a normal conversation.
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They encourage people to loosen up and put themselves out there.
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Do whatever you need to do in order to loosen up.
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"You have to loosen up on the required benefits," he said.
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But then patients and their loved ones start to loosen up.
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Add the pasta water to loosen up the sauce and toss.
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"I am eager to loosen up the capital rules," Slavitt said.
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He hit a few balls in the simulator, to loosen up.
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Loosen up currently fraught politics around migration from still-growing countries.
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Meanwhile, Northwestern's rushing attack did plenty to loosen up UNLV's secondary.
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Once the paperwork was squared away, I felt myself loosen up.
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As a couple, we've learned to loosen up about who does what.
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The rug is pretreated to loosen up the soil, oil, and stains.
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Worthington has seen firsthand how athletes loosen up in an exhibition environment.
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Maybe that's the way to loosen up the market a little bit.
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During his session, Ms. Grega tried to get him to loosen up.
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In a few ways, under Mr. Lee, Samsung began to loosen up.
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Still, he was hopeful that the regulations could loosen up in the future.
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Or now that you're out of the White House you can loosen up?
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It made perfect sense for her: She had to learn to loosen up.
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But Lynyak worries the bill would do little to loosen up existing regulations.
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When Luca says Tabitha can "call the shots," she seems to loosen up.
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In the years to come, Nintendo would loosen up its restrictions on content.
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But soon he began to loosen up, goofily dancing and improvising a song.
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After a mile or so, I loosen up and get into a rhythm.
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For Better Brainstorming, Tell an Embarrassing Story Need to loosen up a meeting?
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And it&aposs also really a great way to loosen up the muscles.
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"I learned from him to loosen up my opera-school thing," she said.
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I did get him to, sort of, loosen up with a glass of Chardonnay.
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Eventually, I had to loosen up as the company got to a reasonable size.
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I feel like people loosen up a little and get a little energy boost.
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A self-described fuddy duddy, her young classmates do help her to loosen up.
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In fact, we should loosen up a little bit more and be like them.
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You're feeling tense about these themes this morning, but things loosen up this evening.
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He may even feel secure enough to loosen up a bit before the vote.
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Thomas swam mostly freestyle but occasionally switched to backstroke or breaststroke to loosen up.
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I recommended this as a thought exercise, something that might loosen up the mind.
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It is only a matter of time before policymakers are forced to loosen up.
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"I was just trying to loosen up to get my nervousness out," he said.
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" According to the lawsuit, McKinsey recommended that Purdue "lobby Walgreens' leaders to loosen up.
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Levine: He's got to do something with hips or something, loosen up a little bit.
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If it's another car, keep the outside stiff; it's a human, loosen up as appropriate.
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Therefore, for a week in January, I set out to loosen up and relinquish control.
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Four-time Golden Globes host Ricky Gervais really knows how to loosen up his audience.
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Hammond, loosen up a little, breaking stuff is very cool and good for your brand.
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"Negotiations will not be any easier, personally it may loosen up a bit," he said.
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Homeowners are not defaulting, which is creating a natural incentive for lenders to loosen up.
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It's time to loosen up your tie and reap the fruits of your labor, Aries.
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The first half of the day blows, but no worries, Aquarius, things will loosen up.
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It was a bottle of scotch we were passing around to loosen up I guess.
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Elizabeth Warren would be free to loosen up her hard-line stance against Wall Street.
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And I think that I've tried really hard to push us to loosen up language.
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But having an extra day of rest and to loosen up, I've felt much better.
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You can also purchase a bond-removing solution to loosen up the weft from your scalp.
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"Hopefully, it'll loosen up by the time the game comes around and he can pinch-hit."
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Whether Mr Xi is a despot or a frustrated reformer, China is unlikely to loosen up.
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Similarly, Massimiliano Giornetti, the creative director of Salvatore Ferragamo, could afford to loosen up a bit.
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In each case, the move immediately brought government rates down and helped loosen up those economies.
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It's about time this franchise let Hemsworth loosen up a bit and embrace his inner goofball.
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One answer, experts say, is to loosen up by lifting regulations to enable cities to grow.
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He also persuaded Sutherland, so stout and awkward, to loosen up, which made all the difference.
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It's clear the company is finally starting to get the joke, though, and to loosen up.
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A couple glasses of vino later, she was able to loosen up and show her personality.
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And eventually, Facebook might loosen up and add a GIF button to the News Feed composer.
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The best companies to work for know the importance of letting employees loosen up a little.
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When you need to loosen up these major muscles, give these three yoga poses a try.
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"Eventually, I had to loosen up as the company got to a reasonable size," he said.
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Round two, meanwhile, saw Perez loosen up and crack Rivera with a range of unpredictable strikes.
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Many have long begged for classical music to loosen up the dress codes for its performers.
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There was a reluctant nod to the fans in attendance as he began to loosen up.
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And I finally got the bride to loosen up when we crushed it on the dance floor.
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If enacted, the bill would loosen up many of the federal regulations pertaining to self-driving vehicles.
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Investors piled into the group betting the Trump administration would loosen up certain regulations, including Dodd-Frank.
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I could loosen up sooner or later, and shake off some obsessions and even add some gags.
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Insurers have long been pushing to loosen up that requirement and allow for charging older people more.
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Pluto retrograde also begins today: How rigid are your beliefs, and is it time to loosen up?
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Loosen up Matthew Usukumah, an assistant planner at J. Crew, never thought he would be a model.
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Moving forward, I'm going to loosen up on how things should be and focus on what is.
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The Western countries should put pressure on Beijing to loosen up its political control over its people.
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So with all the comparisons between Snap and Facebook — and the companies' founders — should Snap investors loosen up?
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By the 70s, however, White's subjects and aesthetics loosen up, an obvious reaction to the Black Power movement.
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Steve O'Brien, Digital Spy: What they, and the series, needs to do is to loosen up a bit.
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Once you loosen up a little, you'll find a way to broach the topic that works for you.
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But after the initial shock wears off, you'll be able to loosen up and enjoy being goofballs together.
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If Microsoft's looking for true appeal outside the classroom, it's going to have to loosen up those restrictions.
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I have to stop for a moment and loosen up, maybe go to Starbucks and have a coffee.
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Sometimes, the compartments get tight around your feet for a deep squeeze and other times they loosen up.
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With the sun changing signs and moving into Gemini on Tuesday, you're allowed to loosen up a little!
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The vest shakes our lungs in order to loosen up all that mucus so we cough it up.
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Porzingis was officially cleared to return, and reportedly worked on an exercise bike to loosen up his leg.
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Warm water "tends to make people loosen up," says Hlavsa, who was the lead author of the report.
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In the seasons since, audiences have watched him loosen up, adding a relaxed ease to his signature sporty edge.
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But after you have won your fourth, and presumably final, term, you can afford to loosen up a bit.
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That's the thing: She's a bit of a control freak, and I wanted her to loosen up a bit.
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"In rugby, it's about tight, concentrated movement so he needs to loosen up a bit in MMA," Green said.
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It's also an invaluable tool for athletes who want to loosen up sore muscles before or after training sessions.
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In an earnings call in August, Cook said that he's "hopeful" that China will eventually loosen up its restrictions.
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Deep down, you know that it's time to either loosen up or become paralyzed by the pressure around you.
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Loosen up your tie and give yourself more than 30 minutes for your lunch break, especially during Taurus season.
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Researchers say seatbelts in most rear seats lack these so-called load limiters, which means they can't loosen up.
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Signs of progress combined with growing worries over the economy have, nevertheless, spurred calls for Beijing to loosen up.
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JM: Mr President, one of the recommendations in the Treasury document is to loosen up visas for foreign graduates.
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As the night wore on, the cheap wine started to taste better and my date began to loosen up.
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"I like to make people think they're smarter than me, they tend to loosen up a lot," he explains.
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I've got a really good player on the freshman team, but I have to teach her how to loosen up.
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It's so fun to watch, and you know what, the next step for you is to just loosen up. Enjoy!
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If you can loosen up just a little bit more, you can take the performance to an even higher level.
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I do a whole series of stretching, foam rolling, and even walking to try and loosen up my lower back.
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Wearing a flinty expression, her jaw jutting, she did some light stretches and jogged around the hall to loosen up.
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I'vee got a really good player on the freshman team, but I have to teach her how to loosen up.
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And if they want to loosen up a bit and have some fun at tonight's second game, that's cool too.
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Drinks start flowing, people loosen up, bodies absorb the sound and a thumping kick drum starts to feel less foreign.
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It's possible that these buttons will loosen up over time, which is why I qualify it as a minor gripe.
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Jersey Club Music is all about fun, so we encourage our listeners to loosen up and have a great time.
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"My (32m) girlfriend (30f) has decided she is sick of my expectations and wants me to loosen up," he began.
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One group of students hypothesized that coffee grinds could similarly be used as a filler to loosen up the soil.
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They got to loosen up for an afternoon; we get to smile at Mr. Song's soft punch to manly power.
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Trilobites If you are reading this hunched over your desk or smartphone, take this moment to loosen up your neck.
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And mortgage rates continue to be attractive, as lending begins to loosen up from its tight vice following the crisis.
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She posted a new video on Instagram writing in the caption that sometimes she just needs to loosen up in life.
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But after a midair disturbance last week, the airline has decided to loosen up rules for when Tasers can be used.
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She wanted the dancers to loosen up, to let go of their hard-won technique and dance more from the gut.
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You're in a serious mood this morning, Aries, but things loosen up this afternoon once you're back to your spontaneous self.
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Also on Thursday, your ruling planet Venus harmonizes with action planet Mars, creating a sexy energy that helps you loosen up.
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Now eyes are turned to Eritrea and how peace might prompt it to loosen up and drop its long defensive stance.
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But Villanova, just 2 of 9 from 3-point range in the first half, began to loosen up in the second.
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Now, sleep alone won't loosen up a clogged nose, but getting rest is important, especially if you're dealing with an infection.
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From baking to drag acts, here are some picks from our friends at CNN Entertainment that will help you loosen up.
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Before Game 7, he laughed and cued up a playlist of 1980s music in the clubhouse to loosen up his teammates.
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It is a place where grooms muck out stalls and hot walkers and exercise riders loosen up the high-performance horses.
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But corporate executives in recent years have said Mr. Lee has been working to loosen up a top-down corporate culture.
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Jeff came up with two modifications to the "hook" and "crook" layout, which really helped to loosen up the fill potential.
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In tonight's episode, however, Kris tries to get a pregnant Khloé to loosen up by eating dozens of Krispy Kreme doughnuts.
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It started off as an exercise to just loosen up, starting from nothing and building from this messy nonsense of painting.
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Violet begins to loosen up that night and enjoys herself, dancing with a guy who clearly has a little crush on her.
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Transhumanists believe automation could make us happier and healthier than ever, if we can just loosen up about this collective identity crisis.
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We chat until 7 and then I soak in a bubble bath with a glass of wine to loosen up before bed.
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From his seat behind the counter, it initially took some time for him to loosen up, but there's no stopping him now.
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"Give it to Camille, she needs to loosen up a little," co-host Nicky Paris joked, referring to Richards' costar Camille Grammer.
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Rates could just as easily come down and credit availability could loosen up, depending on how the new administration tackles mortgage reform.
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Just seeing the notifications of users wanting to talk to you will make your heart flutter, and you'll start to loosen up.
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Again, you probably think you know what happens next: Chidi teaches Eleanor a little about being selfless; she helps him loosen up.
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Corbett theory, which proved true, was that one rock-solid story about wrongdoing would loosen up sources for the more serious crimes.
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It's a metaphor, he said, for anyone trying to accomplish a goal: Loosen up a little, have fun, and you'll see progress.
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The four larger nodes loosen up your muscles while the four smaller nodes really get in there, tackling the most stubborn knots.
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Coupled Rams may have to loosen up restrictions a bit, at least making it fair play to flirt without crossing any lines.
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Get good at hearing them vent about work, and hone in on the unique brand of humor that help them loosen up.
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The emergency action was intended to help bolster demand within the U.S. economy and loosen up a bond market seized by panic.
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As you roll back to your starting position, the springs loosen up so you won't put too much pressure on your back.
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Canadian negotiators are willing to loosen up on some of those limits, as long as the country's command-and-control system survives.
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For instance, Chevron wants to increase the use of steam to loosen up the deposits of molasses-like oil beneath the sands.
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Loosen up regulations and mandates, so that Americans can choose to purchase insurance that suits their needs and that they can afford.
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Some prominent male journalists, like John Humphrys, have said that they had already had their salaries cut to loosen up more funds.
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With his CIA security clearance lapsed, and in a new private sector life, Banks decided to take the opportunity to loosen up.
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Both could probably stand to loosen up and have a bit more fun instead of being so grim and serious all the time.
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Serena, terrified of being labeled Feminazi No. 1, starts drinking to loosen up enough to play the part of a good Everlasting suitress.
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Scott Walker declared disaster emergencies for 13 counties, a move that would loosen up cash from the state's coffers for the response effort.
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I take a hot shower and lay in bed cuddling the dog, hoping it will loosen up so I can start my day.
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The rollers loosen up the connective tissue the surrounds the muscle called the fascia (you can read about the fascia in our explainer).
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Many items come with their own set of eating instructions, designed to convince everyone to loosen up and bust out of social conventions.
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In an interview Thursday with CNBC, Moynihan said some of the measures being contemplated now to loosen up the financial system make sense.
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Stretching can and should also be part of your daily fascia-maintenance routine, because it helps loosen up your fascia, Dr. Stecco says.
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He'd get there early, bring a bottle of wine and a custom playlist and force everyone to loosen up with some casual dancing.
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Some Republicans pushed Powell to expand the Fed's implementation of a bill to loosen up oversight of banks, which Trump signed last year.
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I usually like to start with it on to loosen up my muscles and turn it off midway, when I start getting warm.
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This would loosen up a bit Washington's past efforts of "maximum pressure" on North Korea and make the prospects of denuclearization more realistic.
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"Getting in the pool to loosen up can be a really effective treatment, and allow you to get your workout in," he says.
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WILMORE: I would say, "Hey, man, let's drink some Trump Vodka while we're having this interview, loosen up a little bit," you know.
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Move your arms, legs and hips to loosen up and bust out a few dance moves in the privacy of your own home.
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Bernie Sanders were to exit the 2020 presidential race, Warren would be free to loosen up her hard-line stance against Wall Street.
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Encourage people to talk about themselvesCarnegie said most people loosen up even in tense situations if they start talking about what they know.
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I had a blast watching the guys loosen up and try to impress me be it through dance, pushups and even freestyle rap competitions.
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A lot of baristas are just focusing on what the judges are looking for on the score sheet—they should loosen up a bit.
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He then used a wide Mason Pearson comb to loosen up the curls and sprayed hairspray on a natural bristle toothbrush to smooth flyaways.
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And as soon as it needs to quickly release or catch something, the tendon can loosen up and the fingers move quickly and lightly.
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I took a chance wearing the size 8 pair for a while, and after a couple of days, they really started to loosen up.
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You're feeling tension today, especially at home and in the spaces where you usually feel cozy and safe, but things will loosen up later.
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A bold friend with plans for fun will help them loosen up, so either play that role or connect Capricorn with the appropriate person.
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President Trump's Twitter style seems to have encouraged other old rich men like Mike Bloomberg, Jay Carney, and Jeff Bezos to loosen up online.
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"The whole intent behind them would be, you don't want to be that, so relax, loosen up and have a good time," Hart said.
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The energy early today is serious, but things will loosen up this evening when the Moon, in fiery Sagittarius, connects with your ruling planet, Uranus.
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As a sort of social lubricant, it helps the cast loosen up and certainly plays into how open and inhibition-free certain scenes can get.
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Whether you've been on your feet all day or woke up feeling stiff, this is the best stretch to loosen up your back and hips.
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Its "night life counselor," Frédéric Hocquard, sees it as part of his job to encourage the city to loosen up and have a little fun.
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Aside from your neck, you can also use the Infini Sonic Therapy Device on your shoulders to help loosen up muscles and stimulate blood circulation.
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"We should loosen up a bit, and accept the fact that there are so many experiences available that loftiness doesn't get us anywhere," he said.
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Facebook tried to loosen up, but now major outlets like The New York Times, Vice News and the Los Angeles Times have abandoned Instant Articles.
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Of course, the market will loosen up as more Ford GTs leave the factory and more of those initial buyers pass the two-year mark.
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Kvitova said it had not been her best performance but was pleased with the way she managed to loosen up as the match wore on.
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Sasha has been really working with me to loosen up my body and to make sure I'm showing the emotion of the dance on my face.
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The S-Zone's fabric is a little thin but solid, rather stiff to begin with, but that's fine — it'll loosen up as you use the bag.
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Republicans in Washington could loosen up rules so that states are more free to make changes like making Medicaid enrollees pay premiums or establishing work requirements.
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Things like that, which Larry learned in group therapy, to loosen up and act kind of silly, so everyone didn't feel like it was so serious.
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I soak a dirty Kong in water to loosen up any remaining food, clean it out with a bottle brush, then toss it in the dishwasher.
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As admiring as one is of the Milanese and their sartorial traditions, it helps when an American like Ralph Lauren shows them how to loosen up.
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In the mid-90s Peart felt his drumming was too metronomic, so he took lessons with the jazz drummer Freddie Gruber to loosen up his limbs.
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He looked tense under the glare of cameras but appeared to loosen up as he joked with a group of children playing rugby outside the palace.
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I've always thought of a sauna as something you do after a spa session, or maybe after a particularly hard workout to loosen up your muscles.
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" She felt like, "kind of losing balance, but once you kind of loosen up and relax a little bit, you'll get the feel of the game.
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In their enchanting Scottish accents, the guides reminded us to hold the gun tightly — when you loosen up, that's when you'll really get hit by the kickback.
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For example, an earth sign will push a water sign to get out of their feelings, while the water sign urges the earth sign to loosen up.
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While the cartilage between the bones tends to relax or loosen up during pregnancy to accommodate for childbirth, the pelvis shape does not change, Dr. Richardson says.
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Every time I hopped on the bike my legs felt dead, and 245 miles in would loosen up, only to wear down after another five or so.
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So time to loosen up that tie, take off those heels, because this castle will want to make you jump, jump like it's the summer of 1992.
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Even when well-meaning friends tell you things such as "Loosen up a little," you need to keep in perspective what is more important in your situation.
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The NormaTec Pulse 2.0 Recovery System uses air pressure strategically applied to different parts of your body to help loosen up your muscles and improve blood flow.
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After dinner, Michael just tosses his in a bucket of water and detergent or OxiClean to loosen up any stains, leaving the washing for the next day.
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"It makes no sense to reduce the balance sheet, only to later be forced to intervene and then have to loosen up monetary policy again," he said.
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Trump officials also have the power to loosen up on enforcement and regulation, particularly on the individual mandate under the healthcare law for people to have coverage.
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Things loosen up a little at sea, but this is no "All is Lost": the effects are far from special and neither is Crowhurst's boiled-milk personality.
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Everlane's stiff leather shoes require a break-in period or even shoe stretchers, but they will loosen up into a softer and more customized style over time.
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But if you are a pessimist you might wonder why they would loosen up then, especially if U.S.-China relations and the PRC economy continue in downward trajectories?
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But with Satchmo's trumpet, also sent on a hint from Huddleston, he could take on the world, or at least start to loosen up his own godforsaken land.
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"Sasha has been really working with me to loosen up my body and to make sure I'm showing the emotion of the dance on my face," she said.
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The details: For the last year or two, economists and politicians have fretted over how to loosen up worker wages, which have been effectively stagnant since the 26.9s.
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From there, we use a blow torch to warm the bowl, to loosen up the cookie mix so that it can be removed and added to the hopper.
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He starts by blowing through a straw, as if it were a trumpet, to the tune of the United States national anthem to loosen up his vocal cords.
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But what has been interesting to see in the first days of fashion week here is how even the most traditionally minded brands are working to loosen up.
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Earlier in the morning, the Federal Reserve announced a facility that will help loosen up the market for short-term debt that companies use to fund their operations.
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In the morning, we spend 85033 minutes giving him his chest compression therapy in order to loosen up and remove the build-up of mucus in his lungs.
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My favorite instructor went out of her way to teach me a few stretches that will hopefully help loosen up my back muscles, since my upper back is tight.
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While it's important to rest your muscles, you can also find relief by using a massage gun to loosen up and get the blood flowing to your problem areas.
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For the Surface Laptop 3, though, iFixit says you can loosen up the top cover assembly just by unscrewing four Torx Plus screws on the bottom of the laptop.
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She first took my makeup off using a mild cleanser, then she turned on the steamer and let me relax for about 10 minutes to loosen up my pores.
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We're taught how to lose weight, how to be healthier, and suddenly being told you need to loosen up and gain weight and relax seemed like it was wrong.
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Arrieta grabbed the back of his leg while pitching against Pirates and after trying to loosen up was unable to throw a warmup pitch before limping off the field.
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Toward the end of the video all of the other flavors turn on Vanilla and attempt to convince him that he should loosen up and try a different flavor.
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States like Ohio are placing their surpluses in rainy-day funds, but cities that have suffered because of cuts since the recession say it is time to loosen up.
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Along with expanding the choice of art they show and histories they tell, museums need to loosen up their ideas about who's qualified to do the choosing and telling.
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Jay Williams — the second overall pick in the 2002 NBA Draft and a basketball analyst for ESPN — thinks it's time for the sports word to loosen up about marijuana.
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Corden is the stick-in-the-mud killjoy, only thinking about getting to work on time, until Gomez teaches him to loosen up and enjoy the finer things in life.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thai English teacher Theeraphong Meesat has a unique way of boosting his students' confidence in class and making sure they loosen up - by wearing outrageous outfits and makeup.
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President Obama is letting it all hang out in the last few weeks of his presidency ... and the patrons at Nobu got to see him loosen up the ol' belt.
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Fixjeiphone NL used a heat gun to loosen up the XS' seal then pried it apart, but commented it was harder to pull the screen off than in previous models.
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Maybe I couldn't loosen up because, before this relationship, I hadn't had much sex while I was sober—in most past sexual interactions, I relied on drinking to even flirt.
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Luxury brands are raising their game in menswear, which is expanding at a faster clip than women's clothing as styles loosen up and streetwear like hoodies find a new audience.
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"I think girls just need to loosen up a little," she says when I ask if she has any advice for girls who feel awkward in those sort of situations.
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If the United States isn't careful, it could alienate a group of people who may be instrumental if China is going to loosen up and give its people more freedom.
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The banks easily cleared the first phase last week, demonstrating their huge stockpiles of capital and setting off renewed calls from the industry to loosen up some of the rules.
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The best foam rollers keep their shape after many sessions of heavy-duty use, provide the level of pressure you need to loosen up muscles, and are built to last.
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" After the election, the pressure persisted in more familiar ways: "[People] made comments like 'Oh Rini, everyone knows that all you wear are these black dresses — you need to loosen up.
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Even The Global Times, a paper close to the ruling Communist Party, seemed to suggest Xinhua needed to loosen up -- It did that on Twitter, which is not available in China.
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"I think it's really hard for investors like me to not believe that over time regulations will loosen up," DCM Ventures principal Kyle Lui, who led his firm's investment in Lime.
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Corporacion America has invested about $100 million in energy production so far this year, and the wind farm sale will loosen up more cash for the same purpose forward, he said.
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Brown expects the market to loosen up next year, when more Sports Authority locations come online, Halloween shops take regional malls into consideration, and more retailers announce plans to close stores.
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Loosen up and showcase your personality "Drink some wine before making your submission video, especially if you get nervous on camera," says Skyler Scarlett, co-founder and CEO of Glacé Cryotherapy.
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Temer, who came to power a year ago after the impeachment of his predecessor Dilma Rousseff, is trying to enact austerity cuts and market reforms to loosen up Brazil's stagnant economy.
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The Knot also encourages booking an engagement shoot before the wedding in order to get to know the photographer and loosen up in front of the camera before the big day.
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Every breakfast begins with an icebreaker — a game of sex and anatomy trivia to loosen up language around taboos — and then students break into smaller groups to air out personal confusions.
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Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.), the chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Chairman — who may have helped loosen up the flood of support from neighboring Washington lawmakers — as well as Reps.
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It's got two different types of loops that help you safely loosen up and dig out the intractable mucus chunks and let your kid breathe better (of course, kids hate this too).
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These recent mural pieces also proved to loosen up a practice that was tightly closed, in terms of its self-referential methodology, to allusions of the figure and of the written word.
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We can use culture for the betterment of our planet once we better understand the dynamics and in some contexts need to loosen up and in some contexts need to tighten up.
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Washington (CNN)House oversight committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz said Wednesday that he's wants to "loosen up the tie a little bit" and enjoy more balance in his life after retiring from Congress.
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Even though the Tigers tried to spread the field and throw the ball with quarterback Danny Etling to loosen up the Alabama defense, Alabama's front seven physically whipped the LSU offensive line.
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The only way to go about it is to undo their top buttons, loosen up a little bit, and find a way to embrace some of the overlap between the two parties.
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Many at the workshop — where participants mimicked the mating rhythms of horses and gorillas in a bid to loosen up — said that using standardized guidelines also lessened the awkwardness of sex scenes.
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In both cases, his peeping is shown to be of benefit — especially to Todd, who has voyeuristic tendencies of his own and is eager to have Lindsay loosen up and share them.
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Downey Jr. has excellent manic energy that makes him well-suited to playing weirdos and misanthropes, and plenty of folks are probably hoping to see him loosen up a little post-Marvel.
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Believers say that the caffeine from the coffee grounds will cause a pregnant woman's uterus to contract, and the steam from the hot coffee will loosen up her mucus plug, leading to contractions.
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The idea: if you can loosen up enough to boogie in front of strangers, you're a lot less likely to feel self-conscious when hanging out or speaking in front of an audience.
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Sarepta Chief Executive Doug Ingram said the move was encouraging for children with the disease because it could loosen up strict policies at health insurers who have tight controls on covering the treatment.
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The current model, the C7, was officially put on hold as GM went through bankruptcy, though a secret "skunkworks" team kept plugging away until the automaker could loosen up the purse strings again.
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In a class action suit, also filed Monday in Los Angeles, USC law school graduate Lucy Chi said Tyndall fingered her to loosen up her vaginal muscles before he used a medical device.
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Jackson is two years removed from life as a slightly above-average point guard, and Kennard is the one cast member who can loosen up the floor when he doesn't have the ball.
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"Barack has helped me loosen up and feel comfortable with taking risks, not doing things the traditional way and sort of testing it out, because that is how he grew up," she said.
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"Wiccy Magic Muscles contains a warming blend of cinnamon and peppermint essential oils that are said to stimulate the circulation to warm and loosen up stiff, achy muscles," according to Lush's website description.
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The Federal Reserve will be making some of its own changes to the way it regulates banks, ahead of a likely push from the Trump administration to loosen up post-financial crisis rules.
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But it's definitely like when you're in a party scenario, and the people producing the show are also your friends, and even they're drinking a little bit, you loosen up a little bit.
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Despite driving in the go-ahead run in the Yankees' 5-113 win over the Minnesota Twins on Friday night at Yankee Stadium, Refsnyder's opportunities to loosen up his leather may be waning.
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While the tub is filling and the air is steamy, do some gentle stretches to loosen up tight muscles or try the Lanshin massager for targeted kneading on your legs, back and shoulders.
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The basic premise makes sense: Hold your skin taut for long enough, and it'll take some time for it to loosen up again — like using paperweights to make a rolled-up poster lie flat.
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Before we jumped in, the class started with a bit of stretching on land to loosen up our muscles, which was a good way to begin, considering it was still early in the morning.
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And to the lady that said to keep it down she would like it to remain quiet on the beach… kiss it where the sun is shining, 'And loosen up and live a little.
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"Maybe it's missing time, maybe it's being 33, but being on the ice, even if it isn't a long time, just to get out there and loosen up keeps me feeling good," he said.
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Jason Schwartzman voices a bumbling postman, who hatches a scheme to get the community to loosen up, and in the process inadvertently inspires the annual Christmas traditions that so many people know and love.
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He tells his wife to eat, to stop pulling out her eye lashes ("you'll look like a hairless cat"), and he even convinces her to loosen up enough to dance in their living room.
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Those changes include tightening up the rules around extra sign-up periods that insurers say people use to game the system, or to loosen up the rules around what an insurance plan must cover.
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The standard strategy would have been to keep giving steroids and epinephrine, increase the pressure of the ventilation machine, add some magnesium and hope that eventually his lungs would loosen up before they popped.
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Like, maybe I just have a very low pain tolerance, but I thought I was gonna get a deep massage and loosen up the muscles, but I was pretty stiff most of the time.
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A move in this direction would require Congress or regulators to loosen up the rules — but they could still regulate the markets, just with an eye toward preventing scams rather than preventing all betting.
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It may be able to make alterations that loosen up benefit requirements — though it won't be able to completely eliminate them, as Republicans sought to do at the last minute in the failed bill.
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In later episodes, she gets to loosen up and gain some personality, and Carla Jimenez's performance is one of the show's pleasures, along with that of Jack Stanton as the mandatory kooky youngest child.
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The rolling zinc squeeze has upended expectations of a speedy collapse in both spreads and outright prices but there remains a strong consensus that the market will start to loosen up as the year progresses.
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Whether the referendum set for December 23.5th by Matteo Renzi, the prime minister, authorising a constitutional reform to which attempts to loosen up a sclerotic legislative system, is the right medicine remains to be seen.
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"There's a lot of variables to the trade war between China and the U.S.; when big uncertainties happen again, the central government may loosen up the tightening on the real estate sector," CRIC's Hong said.
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He's always been that way, and I think he's had to learn to loosen up a little bit, laugh a little bit, and make sure that people know that he's human and can be sociable.
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If you're a serious offroader and you thought Toyota was the only small pickup in town, I've got news for you: the bowtie brand can loosen up and take to the trails — and then some.
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While investors are comfortable with the new Fed chairman, his dedication to getting interest rates to a more normal level hasn't convinced them that he would be ready to loosen up if markets get agitated.
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"For most of the shots, the movement comes across as subliminal, but we hoped it would help loosen up the environment so that it would feel in motion, rather than being perfectly static," McGaugh said.
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This approach, which is also known as steam therapy, emits warm, moist air into your nasal passages, throat, and lungs to help loosen up mucus and help relieve your stuffed nose or pesky sore throat.
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After a fitful first night's sleep (jet lag, wine and altitude are an evil combination), I thought it a good idea to loosen up with a practice run before meeting up with the mountain guide.
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Some think the effort to move legislation could actually be helped if Puerto Rico defaults on May 1 on about $422 million in debt payments, since this could grab lawmaker attention and loosen up support.
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Between seemingly contradicting rules like "stay in character" and "no acting," or "loosen up" and "do not be casual" we could understand if everyone in the room trying to follow all rules at once simply exploded.
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He thought it would help both loosen up and motivate his team ahead of their title defense, so he fed the brothers team inside-jokes to include and asked them not to worry about hurt feelings.
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But when I meditate beforehand, I loosen up the tense areas where I hold my stress (my legs and shoulders), think about how we're both breathing, and most importantly, focus on what we're actually doing together.
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The government's plan to loosen up visa requirements for suitably qualified candidates should help in the short and medium term, but only a greater emphasis on training will sort out the problem in the long term.
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Until things loosen up -- and to be perfectly clear, people involved have indicated they simply haven't yet in any tangible way -- things will remain in their current place for the coming days, and, quite possibly, weeks.
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Gun control is definitely not on the horizon for Texas, where Governor Greg Abbot recently signed into law nine bills, backed by the National Rifle Association, that will loosen up gun regulations starting on Sept. 1.
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It was one of those things that took everything I had—I had to pace myself and loosen up, really focus and scream at the top of my lungs like I was being burned to death.
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Here, the scientists, including Michael Brecht and Annika Reinhold from Humboldt University, had an opportunity to loosen up a bit, choosing to explore the ways in which rats might naturally and spontaneously participate in playful behaviors.
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"What I'm seeing is many of these clients are willing to loosen up the purse strings a little bit at first just to see if it's going to facilitate traveler buy-in," Ms. Van Luven said.
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"If we don't provide that (macroeconomic stability) space to monetary policy by generally running a relatively tighter fiscal policy, we cannot expect monetary policy to loosen up as a result of that," Sinha said at an event.
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I'm getting over some health issues that caused me to make some major dietary changes, so I'm just starting to loosen up on my food restrictions after three anxiety-riddled months of cooking all my own meals.
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And if you're into beauty, you just might loosen up enough to start doing things you'd never consider if you weren't under the influence, like sharing your makeup with the whole bar, or attempting a full Brazilian.
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As time goes on, you learn to loosen up about it and that the strict rules you thought were there are no longer there, and you can have fun with it and find out what you truly like.
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In her latest, "The Gardener and the Carpenter," she takes a similarly sweeping approach, contending that children are such naturals at learning and playing and innovating that parents should just loosen up and let them do their thing.
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Shoulders, unlike other muscle groups, won't loosen up and feel better as your progress through your exercise routine, says Ryan Lingor, former team physician for the New York Jets and attending physician at the Hospital for Special Surgery.
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The Hollywood Roosevelt is one of several hotels and resorts that offer, or plan to offer, cannabis-based menu items and wellness treatments as laws around the country loosen up, according to an article we published this week.
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Though says it's also open to the possibility that the transition might be too much for some users, so it could loosen up on the decision or offer people more control over their own color gamut depending on feedback.
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Mr. Marcarelli's transformation from actor to advocate speaks to a traditional marketing culture that is starting to loosen up in some corners as it faces threats from new forms of advertising, as well as digital tools like ad blockers.
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"If only the Fed would loosen up a bit so that we don't have a recession," Mr. Moore, the conservative economic commentator whom Mr. Trump intends to nominate to the Fed board, said in a radio interview in December.
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There is now the possibility to loosen up the fiscal restraint in a number of countries (Germany, the Netherlands and some smaller economies) to support economic growth, even as the ECB begins to withdraw some of its extraordinary accommodation.
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Morgan said there are questions about how should Britain use its autonomy over financial rulemaking after Brexit, a nod to pro-Brexit supporters who say the United Kingdom could loosen up some rules to keep the City globally competitive.
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Fighters managed by Haymon have not appeared on HBO since 2013 due to professional conflicts, but should things loosen up between the two parties, it could soften some of the common roadblocks that big fights in boxing too often encounter.
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This "pug-something" likes to start his day with a little massage to loosen up his arthritic hips, then he's ready to tackle the day by doing something fun like wandering around the yard or snoozing in his doggy bed.
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But the bill, which was just eight pages long, also included measures to ban federal funding for Planned Parenthood for one year and make changes to loosen up the waiver program to allow states to opt out of certain Obamacare provisions.
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He (or conceivably she) could use the same brutal methods to stem the torrent of disaffection that may burst forth after his demise, or he could loosen up a little and risk being swept away in a deluge of popular anger.
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Kicking the night off with an aperitif at Marvin, West Hollywood's French inspired eatery, Jessica and her crew loosen up with some jamón Ibérico and sherry before heading to the pre-opening of Koreatown's new spot Here's Looking at You.
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He helped the groom loosen up and relax before the ceremony by taking him for a walk around the park, providing an easy conversation starter with guests that arrived early, and most importantly, stood right by his side throughout the ceremony.
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An odd tone pervaded, as if a very strait-laced stock analyst were trying to loosen up and channel Left's combative voice ("Chairman Hui's pet projects are comically off-strategy ... the endgame is nearing ... a maze of Ponzi-esque debt").
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Well, after researching the phenomenon, which is supported by personal trainers, massage therapists, physical therapists, and plenty of scientific research, it&aposs clear that foam rollers are a smart cost-effective way to relieve sore muscles and loosen up any stiffness.
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I was then instructed to lay face-down on a padded table so my trainer could use a Hypervolt all over my body, which is a type of vibration therapy tool used to increase circulation, target trigger points and loosen up muscles.
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But still, coming from Amazon the zombie treat is so surprising it kind of makes us want the entire company to loosen up a bit more and keep the Easter eggs coming — even if it means freaking a few zombie-fearing users out.
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But she needs to loosen up and at least make it look more like she's the one actually making the statements and Tweeting, and not just saying or typing something her massive campaign staff and handlers have vetted for six days first.
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As the movie progresses, it feels like a privilege to watch them blossom into this "real" couple; they have a quintessential "opposites attract" dynamic wherein Peter teaches Lara Jean to loosen up and she teaches him to get clearer on his emotions and boundaries.
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Ian Clark would loosen up the defense by getting yet another shooter on the floor, but it's unclear how he'd fit in defensively against this Cleveland team if he shares the court with both Curry and Thompson, especially if the Cavs decide to stay big.
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Given that weed is legal in California and Bachelor producers having no qualms giving the contestants alcohol to imbibe and loosen up (though they have gotten stricter ever since an assault scandal in 2017), is the newly legal drug allowed in the Bachelor mansion?
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Mr. 305 needs to loosen up a little bit, actually, probably a lot ... Social media had all kinds of slander for Pitbull after he rocked this extra smedium baseball jersey and tiny pants at the MLB Home Run Derby in Miami Monday night, and it was hilarious.
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However, he risks being held hostage by the Left Party, which supported his previous government but pledged to seek to bring down Lofven if he proposes bills to loosen up the tightly regulated labour market or ease rent control rules, taboos for the centre-left until now.
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And while White wasn't as at ease as the well-seasoned Sajak — she looked down at her cards during some rounds and occasionally paused to make sure she was reading the correct prize totals — she eventually began to loosen up, and even poked fun at herself.
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It was Holiday's sixth career game of at least 236 points and 224 assists, and he said he had to be aggressive in Davis' absence, which the Pelicans didn't expect until Davis went through pre game warm ups and couldn't get his deep right thigh bruise to loosen up.
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I don't really think any higher power cares one way or another which two teams face off in a college football game, even a title contest, but I do think Swinney inadvertently brought up a more important point: that the only way to defeat Alabama is to loosen up.
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Oh, also to note: The operation reportedly included drugging the men they brought in with MDMA and Ketamine to get them to loosen up and forget their experiences, so when they would eventually look at their ridiculously large credit card bills they couldn't remember exactly what had happened.
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Things loosen up on July 8 and 9 when Mercury connects with lucky, abundant Jupiter in grounded Virgo, bringing good vibes, especially around your home and family, and when Mercury connects with warrior Mars in Scorpio, boosting your energy levels and helping you tackle your to-do list.
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Germany's Hartz labour and welfare reforms, introduced between 763 and 2005 by the then chancellor, Gerhard Schröder, made it more attractive to take the sort of low-skilled work that may suit many refugees, but plenty more can be done to loosen up what remains a tightly regulated labour market.
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It's tied to a lot of things — the upending of gender stereotypes; a re-engagement with social questions; a willingness to loosen up on the self-policing instinct that has hemmed in a lot of jazz activity, from the mainstream to the stylistic outskirts — and at Winter Jazzfest it delivered some welcome surprises.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank will be providing the main support to the region's economic activity, because Germany refuses to loosen up its fiscal policy to stimulate demand and employment in the euro area and the rest of the EU. Commentary by Michael Ivanovitch, an independent analyst focusing on world economy, geopolitics and investment strategy.
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Ryan is kind of nervous about it because first of all, he's never done a Latin dance – he definitely has to loosen up his hips and show a whole different side of what everyone has been seeing him do – and on top of that, he's against James who has been on top of the leader board.
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Somewhere between between playing tic-tac-toe with Real Housewives taglines and offering up his signature shot-ski (just water for pregnant Teigen, of course), Cohen managed to mine plenty of gossip gems out of his famous superfans and to prove once again why WWHL's influence is felt as late-night TV continues to evolve and, frankly, loosen up.
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But to take Trump down, especially as The Donald turns all of his rather devastating firepower toward him, Rubio will need to engage in a much sharper style of counterattack politics and to loosen up a bit in the campaign to shed some of the robotic image that raises questions about how much of what he says is scripted.
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"Flatline" goes from dissing Tyson's square sartorial decisions ("Neil Tyson need to loosen up his vest") to anti-Semitism ("That's why the POTUS gotta wear a Kipper/Kippah/Kippa") so fast and violently that it will make your iPhone restart and install all the updates you've been putting off: Woo, use your, use your common sense Why is NASA department of defense?
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But soon, when monetary or financial conditions normalize, the financing costs first of all could increase and if you, you know, the public sector and including the private sector as well, don't pay enough attention to it, then people will kind of loosen up, trying to search for commercial loans, more and more, and then that becomes maybe an issue.
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Director Patty Jenkins pulls off one of the most difficult jobs in 2017 cinema: she follows the DC Comics movies line of keeping the story grim and heavy and uncertain about humanity's relationship to heroes, but she also charts her own course, bringing in improv to loosen up the dialogue, and giving Wonder Woman a little wry humor that makes a world of difference.
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Small businesses could also get a lift, benefiting from Trump's campaign promises to cut taxes and roll back financial regulations which could loosen up the low-interest loan market, said James Pethokoukis, a columnist at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank based in Washington, D.C. But he cautioned that there are larger macro-economic forces at work that no plan, no matter how brazen or bold, can overcome.
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I could see how airing this would make viewers sentimental for a more wholesome era (#MAGA!) and possibly loosen up their wallets to place an order of food buckets, but to me the move felt reminiscent of Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, a washed-up hack obsessively watching her old movies, unable to let go of the past, delusionally thinking she's as relevant today as she ever was.
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Her piano teacher had spent her most recent lesson pressing down on Danielle's shoulders as she played, urging her to loosen up, drop her shoulders, think of them as goo, or cotton, or rubber (the teacher couldn't make up his mind), telling her that she'd never play beautifully if she kept her shoulders so stiff, and even though Danielle wanted to play beautifully there had been nothing she could do.
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