Maybe you prayed or meditated in the Rothko Chapel there.
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I meditated and prayed about this issue looking for resolution.
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We visited and meditated at many monasteries around the country.
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Yet Sviták meditated deeply on the failures of the Prague
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We visited and meditated at many monasteries around the country. pic.twitter.
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After all, it wasn't like he meditated all day, every day.
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Borschberg said he did yoga and meditated to keep himself alert.
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He meditated there twice a day, among the towering Douglas firs.
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The attendees then sat in a circle, meditated, and sang hymns.
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Among those who had meditated, motivation levels were lower on average.
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When he wasn't walking, he meditated and did a lot of yoga.
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It is a meticulously planned, carefully meditated #arrival—and you can tell.
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Acid attacks are just one tiny step short of pre-meditated murder.
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I reviewed everything — from pricing to product names — and meditated briefly beforehand.
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In Supermax, Silverstein watched television, wrote letters, drew, crocheted, practiced yoga and meditated.
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At my apartment we meditated, burned sage, and rubbed oil on our faces.
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The Greens accused the FDP of a pre-meditated move to oust Merkel.
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I had my little ritual, meditated, allowed myself to feel how vulnerable it was.
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For 16 years she had meditated alone in a cave in the Indian Himalayas.
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Under the ginkgo and cypress trees, they meditated, chanted and pored over ancient texts.
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For somebody who claims they've never successfully meditated, you sound pretty close to enlightenment.
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He surveyed the canon, meditated on the craft, and blithely gave away trade secrets.
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I meditated, I ate my dinner and, when I was finished, I returned home.
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They often meditated and did yoga together, and occasionally crossed paths on the job.
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I've spent more time reading reviews of meditation apps, for example, than I've actually meditated.
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In somebody else's hands it would be really pre-meditated, but he just does it.
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He emailed me the tracks and I meditated on the songs for a few days.
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He entered the water, started to do some breathing exercises of his own, and meditated.
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"Their pre-meditated actions caused significant distress to members of the public, including young children."
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Swalwell's colleague, Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Adam Schiff, meditated on the same detail.
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I volunteered at a Thai dog rescue, meditated with Tibetan monks, and journaled a lot.
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Lasky lit the candles, and we all silently meditated on our intentions for this article.
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Through it all, she has meditated for at least 10 minutes every morning and night.
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The government contends that Fields' killing of Heyer was pre-meditated murder, which he denies.
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He pointed to the results of a randomized controlled trial of people who've never meditated before.
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In 2012, fewer than half a percent of kids had meditated, while now it's now 5 percent.
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I found myself laughing aloud at times, even while taking Hornick's meditated journey through the collection seriously.
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Enjoying my serene atmosphere, I laid down and meditated while letting my body soak up the suppository.
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For those problems that can't be meditated away, please still call a doctor or an emergency hotline.
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" White continues, "The term 'rest' really began to resonate with me the more I meditated on it.
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Last year, I went to the South of France and meditated and swam in the Mediterranean Sea.
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Then when I landed, I went for a long walk and sat by a lake and meditated.
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I meditated on this image for at least 15 minutes or so, and then went about my day.
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In fact, the more they meditated, the better they maintained the benefits of that training seven years prior.
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Called "Time," the final collection meditated on many of Bailey's greatest runway hits in all their many colors.
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I made myself a cup of fresh lemon and hot water and then meditated to start my day.
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We meditated a bit to gather ourselves, and then we headed to the bathrooms to change into swimsuits.
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Here we found that on average, having meditated neither benefited nor detracted from a participant's quality of work.
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Austrian visitors meditated on the top of a hill and others in tunnels, their hands on huge ceramic blocks.
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Other than a session or two in an Eastern studies class at SF State University, he'd never really meditated.
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Annual math and English scores improved in the students who meditated, while they declined in those who didn't meditate.
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I'd listen to Bruce Springsteen sing "41 Shots" and weep in my room while I meditated on police brutality.
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Most of the classes are 45 minutes, which is about 44 minutes longer than I have ever successfully meditated.
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To accuse Russia of blocking access amounts to a "pre-meditated provocation," RIA news agency cited the official as saying.
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All these apps' scorecards and "minutes meditated" counters are intended as motivators, and I'm sure they work for some users.
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I have chanted and meditated in some of the most magnificent temples on earth… but I am not a Buddhist.
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I've never meditated before this week and try to get through the first 10-minute course without falling back asleep.
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Choreography suggests movements that have been designed and pre-meditated; thus, the term "choreophobia" implies a fear of planning dance.
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As the debate unfolded, it became apparent Christie had a pre-meditated, scorched earth attack plan ready for Senator Rubio.
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Meditation Mount opened in 1971, and someone had meditated in its meditation room every morning until the fire, Hall said.
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I commend the FBI and Department of Justice for treating this violent, pre-meditated assault with the seriousness it deserves.
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"I meditated on the courage it might take to feel worthy of this," he said as he accepted his award.
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The Leutners' spokesman recently told PEOPLE, "We're confident Payton and her family will see justice for this horrible, pre-meditated crime."
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I didn't want to feel like a fuck-up if I didn't drink enough water one day, or only meditated sporadically.
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And so I straightened my shoulders, blocked out the noises, closed my eyes, and meditated right there, standing in the hallway.
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"Reports that the killing was pre-meditated are deeply alarming," Australian ambassador Sally Mansfield told the U.N. Human Rights Council hearing.
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I have meditated on that profession of love several days ago from a grown man wielding a bat to threaten us.
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It has been five years since I started meditating, and I have meditated between 5 and 20 minutes each day since.
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For the study, 52 adults—including 22 with major depressive disorder—meditated for 30 minutes and then exercised for 30 minutes.
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The American actor George C. Scott, for example, went to Vietnam in 1965 and meditated on his experience in Esquire magazine.
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Perk: Practitioners of all levels seeking community can see how many meditated "with" them, send direct messages and join discussion groups.
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In isolated Paulie, Georgia, he's a distinctly odd figure, a socially awkward autodidact who meditated and read obsessively in his cell.
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Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Tuesday that there was strong evidence to show the killing was pre-meditated, making it murder.
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We picked vegetables, we came home, we cooked them, we meditated, and then from there we went and did a yoga class.
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The CEOs have sweated in front of Congress, meditated deep in the forests, and deleted the very apps that made them billionaires.
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With this one, I was a little more pre-meditated and I had a better idea of what I wanted to do.
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On the train, I realize that I haven't meditated today, so I pop my headphones on and do a 10-minute session.
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They slept in the parks, gave their bodies to strangers, strummed guitars, panhandled, meditated and tried or preached many paths to enlightenment.
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Behind closed doors in the White House solarium, Houston and Clinton meditated together, communing with the spirits of Eleanor Roosevelt and Gandhi.
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Damian and I sat on the edge of the bed and meditated for an hour, which was our practice at the time.
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Wearing a dark knit cap that hid his unruly hair, Mr. Ray agonized, meditated and philosophized about every aspect of the piece.
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A recent study performed at UCLA used MRIs to scan the brains of those who meditated frequently against those who did not.
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In fact, it's literally a single chord fed through an unfathomably heavy wall of distortion and meditated upon for 240 straight minutes.
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For depression and sleep problems, symptom scores were reduced by half, on average, among men who meditated, as was their total trauma score.
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The coastline of East Anglia in England has inspired many writers, notably W.G. Sebald, a German who walked and meditated on its history.
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She learned about nutrition, immersed herself in Kundalini yoga, meditated, and used her work ethic to try to restore balance to her life.
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It pleased me to think that Boyle, Hooke, Willis and other Oxford figures might have walked and meditated there in the 17th century.
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Plus, I felt much lighter and a little woozy in a good way—as if I had just meditated for a couple of hours.
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In her March 1996 review of "Unlocking the Air and Other Stories," Francine Prose meditated on the beloved science-fiction writer's legacy and allure.
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Lindsey Graham to "hold the administration's feet to the fire" on Saudi Arabia and its admitted, pre-meditated murder of the Washington Post journalist.
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If you've never meditated before, try just taking a few deep, calming breaths in the morning to help set the stage for your day.
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You know, Greg and I were saying before the show, and he suggested that maybe she pre-meditated this because her ratings have been lagging.
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I hope all of this explains why I think that, if most Americans meditated, the prospect of ever-intensifying tribal warfare could start to recede.
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He meditated in a cave each day where homophobic men followed him, bound and gagged him, covered him with gasoline, and set him on fire.
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Suspect Adam Purinton, 51, faces one count of premeditated first-degree murder, in addition to two counts of pre-meditated attempted murder, per NBC News.
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At one end of the scale is kissing a random who you pretend didn't happen, and on the other is pre-meditated, cold-blooded adultery.
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A 2012 study published in Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience found that participants who meditated performed better in executive functioning tasks than those who didn't.
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The Super Samoan called Brock's win "pre-meditated assault" ... and wants to make sure that doesn't happen to him, or anyone else, in the future.
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Simkin starts her book with the revelation that she first meditated when she was a 2-year-old thanks to her father, who was a shaman.
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"This was a diabolical, pre-meditated crime, one of the most odious that I have ever been involved with," Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said.
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Swamiji, who likes to say "meditation is the best medication," recalls the saints who lived in caves in the jungle where he meditated as a boy.
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Fornieles may be manipulating the unexplainable forces that dictate human behav It must be mentioned, though, that the event was legitimately real (even if pre-meditated).
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"I meditated for five or ten minutes a day, and after a few weeks I noticed when I drove, my anxiety level was less," he says.
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Related: Yasuaki Onishi Sculpts a Space out of Emptiness and Shadows I Meditated Inside NYC's Quietest Art Installation The Walls Have Feelings in Majestic Interactive Room
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After it was over, we all sat on our mats and meditated as more vapor bags (this time with a "downer" indica strain) were passed around.
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Before the session, he said, he meditated in front of a palm tree, and found himself extremely focused when the delicate conversation took place shortly thereafter.
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"What we see is that mindfulness can dramatically reduce anxiety and stress after just one 20 minute session, even if you've never meditated before," he says.
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Not even a dozen miles away, revelers reclined on the sand, sipping languidly from straws piercing coconuts while they meditated on the color of the ocean.
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"We thought that people who meditated were weirdos who ate kale and lived in ashrams, and that's why they felt better than other people," Leider said.
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They bounced with bottles of Voss, queued up for $8 Stella Artois, communed in hidden antechambers, meditated in solitude, ate falafel and slipped into dark corners.
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While I've meditated for years, the peace I feel during 30 minutes of mindfulness is quickly eclipsed by noise in the street and in my head.
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And Fitbit is saying this is customizable breathing exercises, because they're taking your heart rate first and then … You know I meditated in an Uber today?
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How do I -- number one because I buy to Greg&aposs point partially that this was pre-meditated as the ratings -- look at me, look at me.
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A spokeswoman for the state prosecutor's office said in a statement that the four suspects could face life in prison on six charges including pre-meditated murder.
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A spokeswoman for the state prosecutor's office said in a statement that the four suspects could face life in prison on six charges including pre-meditated murder.
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In June, the UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, Agnes Callamard, said that Saudi Arabia is responsible for the "pre-meditated execution" of Khashoggi.
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Maybe it's quixotic to say that the world would be less atomized and more compassionate if everyone meditated and took psychedelics, but that doesn't make it untrue.
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In fact, a recent randomized controlled trial concluded that those who exercised or meditated had fewer severe acute respiratory illnesses than did a control group that did neither.
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Still, the post-credits do add some creepy context to Amma's clearly pre-meditated and heinous crimes and definitely places her as one of TV's most terrifying teens.
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I think about what the fellow said, and how each of Morandi's paintings, and every step he took along the way to make them, is meditated, composed, specific.
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A National Institutes of Health survey conducted in 2012 found that 18 million American adults meditated and 21 million practiced yoga, which often has an element of mindfulness.
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The attack, which police believe may have been pre-meditated, sparked a manhunt with police using loudspeakers at a railway station to warn people to be on alert.
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In fact, a recent randomized controlled trial concluded that those who exercised or meditated had fewer severe acute respiratory illnesses than did a control group that did neither.
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"I suppose the wackiest one is a tantric guru who meditated and got in touch with the great beyond, which told him what the script said," says Wells.
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"We're confident Payton and her family will see justice for this horrible, pre-meditated crime," says Lyons, who works for the law firm Husch Blackwell in Madison, Wisconsin.
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Cunanan freaks out for a while in his car, and then pulls out a clean shirt — this was clearly a pre-meditated murder, not just an impulsive shooting.
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He inserted himself into a military investigation of a US soldier accused of the pre-meditated murder of a Taliban bomb maker by vowing to examine the case.
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In 1909, an unsigned review of the season's holiday books meditated on the pressures of gift giving and concluded that no gift is as perfect as a book.
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But the kingdom's story changed again Thursday morning, when state-run media reported that the killing was pre-meditated, contrary to initial claims that Khashoggi's death was an accident.
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Noura Hussein, 19, had her conviction reduced from "pre-meditated" murder to "unlawful killing," which carries a five-year prison sentence, lawyer Al-Fateh Hussein told the Associated Press.
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The gentle audio guidance is perfect for folks who have never meditated before, and Headspace just launched their sleepcasts, podcasts specifically engineered to help your dad get to sleep.
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He led them on weekend outings to rivers and mountaintops and rocky beaches, where they frolicked, shed their hang-ups, meditated and got in touch with their inner children.
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I was a yoga-doing, bicycling vegan health nut who neither drank nor smoked, meditated regularly and did all the perfect things I'd learned to do to prevent cancer.
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"There are a number of different indications now that this was a pre-meditated situation," Franks said Friday on CNN's "OutFront," though he declined to discuss the reported list.
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But in this new study, researchers found that listening to a guided meditation for just 20 minutes is enough to make an impact — even if you've never meditated before.
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For this show, Bradley meditated on painting in its most basic form — a stretched canvas hung on the wall, the technique defined by gravity, à la Cy Twombly's drips.
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"PRE-MEDITATED" Armed Forces Minister Florence Parly said Wednesday's attack was proof there remained an active threat and that the 7,000-strong Sentinel force "was more necessary than ever".
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For ten days, I shared a room with four other guys, went without speaking to anyone, meditated for about ten hours a day, and ate just two daily meals.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Almost a century ago, Virginia Woolf meditated on the material conditions necessary for female writers' independence: money and a room of one's own.
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I went to Quaker schools, and I'm a complete and total Jew who has meditated for 13 years and is influenced by Buddhism, and I just believe in love.
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One Goop article recommends products made with "intention" — in other words, creams and cleansers that have been chanted to, prayed to, or meditated over by the people who make them.
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While normal aging leads to brain substance loss, people at age 50 who meditated long term had brain ages 7.5 years younger than those of nonmeditators in their age group.
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The hip-hop mogul was spotted at his Miami home giving 2-year-old Asahd a lesson in health and wellness as they meditated and planked outside near their pool.
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This first season meditated sweetly on how even degenerates can learn to act righteously if they band together; how communities are always stronger than individuals and can lift them up.
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I meditated on this as I put my first NXIVM-approved lunch into the oven—a halved spaghetti squash that I would eat with zero-calorie hot sauce mixed in.
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At the end of our meal, we closed our eyes and meditated, focused on our breathing, on the passage of air over our upper lips, on the stillness within ourselves.
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This girl was so up in her head that she was basically Ram Bahadur Bomjon (he's a Nepalese guy that meditated for ten months, allegedly with no food or water).
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Well I'll tell you at the time, the Beatles were very popular and then, they went to India and they meditated, and then that became very well-known and so exposed.
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Cruz, a former student at Stoneman Douglas, has confessed to committing the massacre and faces 17 counts of first-degree pre-meditated murder and 17 counts of first-degree attempted murder.
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Related: Turning Nick Cave's Heard NY Into GIFs I Meditated Inside NYC's Quietest Art Installation Meet the Artists Who Want the "Pi Project" to Become the Biggest Installation in the World
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To find out, they recruited 49 healthy but inactive men and women who had never meditated and, beginning in late summer, asked each to wear an activity monitor for a week.
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Outside of that theme (which veers into philosophy and isn't deeply meditated on in the couple of pages of story here), I think there are two other threads worth pulling on.
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I volunteered for a charity, stopped procrastinating over a project, meditated, wrote poetry, wrote letters to friends, read interesting books, tried new ways to save money and started new workout routines.
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The commentary from Wang was the latest in a series of arguments from either Huawei or the Chinese government that the U.S. has engaged in a pre-meditated attack on the company.
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He meditated, he learned to box, he very occasionally did stand-up sets, and he offered advice to his friends and nudged the direction of American comedy in ways large and small.
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Nate is presumably meant to embody all the lost souls inhabiting our cities in search of meaning — in addition to astrology, he's been in therapy (group, even), gone to church, meditated, etc.
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On the night before voting ended, he meditated in a Himalayan cave in the same area where, more than 50 years earlier, he had wandered as a young man searching for purpose.
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Because he had meditated for more than 10,000 hours, neurologists figured his brain activity might look different from the brain of an average person, so they put him into an M.R.I. machine.
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He became a Buddhist, meditated and wrote a will, giving his banjo to a family friend, a tray of jelly beans to his sister and a ceremonial Chinese sword to his brother.
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Matt Golsteyn, a Special Forces soldier charged with pre-meditated murder in Afghanistan, said Tuesday they support President Donald Trump's review of their son's case, despite the unusual nature of the President's involvement.
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I meditated and did yoga every day, and for the first time, I wrote without outlines, structures and detailed character trajectories, trying to just become a medium for my characters to tell their stories.
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"Ninety-five percent of the people in the room had never meditated or done any of this before, and it was risky for the organizer to book me, but people loved it," he said.
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In 22017, about 6003 percent of US adults surveyed by the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics said they had done yoga in the past 2600 months, while 22014 percent had meditated, the reports show.
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There's no real evidence that Sukarno ever visited the cave—let alone meditated in it—but the story has circulated amongst local communities in East Java for so long that, today, it's taken as fact.
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About 14 percent of adults said they meditated in 2017, a threefold increase from 4.1 percent in 2012, according to a report from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics.
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But the ferocious exchange with Christie, the most combative pre-meditated assault of the 2016 season, is likely to be played over and over again on news shows in the run-up to the primary.
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I didn't know what to do, so I meditated, which meant I sat in the posture of a statue I'd seen in Life magazine, closed my eyes, rested my mind and the problems went away.
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And because the world is small, one of the studio's instructors, Eric Spiegel, officiated the wedding of Marissa Vosper — whose cult underwear line Negative Underwear is as minimal and uncluttered as the regularly meditated mind.
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At the 10-month point, women who had meditated during the retreat had greater decreases in depressive symptoms and stress than those who had only been on vacation, according to the results reported in Translational Psychiatry.
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In an interesting study that I wrote about recently, for example, people with depression who meditated before they went for a run showed greater improvements in their mood than people who did either of those activities alone.
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We made breakfast tacos with fresh lime and a cabbage-carrot slaw, washed dishes in the shallows, swam, read, meditated, stretched, swam again, reset the anchors and made plans to simplify our lives when we got home.
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If I had meditated when I was 22, none of that humiliation would have been available to me that I have since used to my benefit and hopefully to the benefit of people who hear the story.
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It doesn't happen often — this isn't a brag, I'm just grizzled — but I could not figure out the northwest corner of the John Guzzetta grid until I had walked it off, slept on it, ruminated, meditated and agitated.
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Police suspect the attack may have been pre-meditated as there was no theft and a security camera showed a man, who appeared in his 30s, hanging around the police box about an hour before the stabbing, said NHK.
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Meditation jumped to a close second, with 14.2 percent of American adults saying they meditated within the past year, a threefold increase from 4.1 percent in 2012, according to a report from the CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.
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Teen Charged with Killing 22009 in School ShootingNikolas Cruz, the 2130-year-old suspected of a mass shooting at his former high school in Parkland, Florida, has been charged with 2000 counts of pre-meditated murder following Wednesday's tragedy.
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Australia's pre-meditated attempt to tamper with the ball, and thus make it swing more in the air, has drawn condemnation from around the world, with ball-tampering a serious breach of the International Cricket Council's code of conduct.
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Late in life, Michelangelo embraced "Spirituali," a reform movement in the Catholic Church that believed that salvation came through faith alone, rather than through doing good or avoiding sin, and that meditated intensely on Christ's sacrifice on the cross.
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I've seen therapists and psychiatrists, taken pills and tried home remedies, meditated and filled the room with white noise, and for a while even tracked my sleep habits so I could wake myself up before the main event came.
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Once a suffocatingly simple picture of a gas station bordered by a scrubby, highway-adjacent landscape, Edward Hopper's Gas is emblematic of the realist painter's minimalist style, which Hopper painter meditated over extensively before ever even putting brush to canvas.
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"Some of the artists appearing in this volume have never done drugs, and some of these artists have probably never meditated," Grey explains (immediately making me want to know who has and hasn't done which, but he says no more).
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Now sixty, he resembles a German Steve Jobs, with short, steel-gray hair, architectural glasses, and a stern, sculptural face; sleek and fit, he has the formidable, watchful serenity of someone who has meditated twice a day for forty-one years.
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The second controlled study, authored by WestEd, an independent evaluator, found that after seven months of the Quiet Time Program, ninth grade students who meditated showed a significant decrease in anxiety and a significant increase in resilience compared to nonmeditating students.
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I almost never felt the zing that Katy Perry seemed to experience during her sessions, but I meditated for 20 minutes every morning and afternoon, on gym floors and airplane seats and my sofa, with my dog napping next to me.
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Chinese government and media outlets have repeatedly claimed, however, that the American warnings about managing cybersecurity risk are really a pretext for a pre-meditated attack on Huawei because the world's largest economy feels its business interests are threatened by the telecom.
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The 29-year-old Northern Irishman has a top-six finish in each of the six stroke play events he has played this year, including a triumph at the Players Championship where he meditated for 20 minutes ahead of the final round.
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"Mair has offered no explanation for his actions but the prosecution was able to demonstrate that, motivated by hate, his pre-meditated crimes were nothing less than acts of terrorism designed to advance his twisted ideology," the statement read, according to the BBC.
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As the actor, 46, meditated on celebrating Thanksgiving in London this year — where he's filming The Fast and Furious spinoff film Hobbs and Shaw — Johnson reflected on a time when both he and his family weren't able to buy themselves a traditional turkey for dinner.
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I liked the idea of the act being fetish like in its portrayal, communicating the feeling that the character was using it as a form of private escapism, a pre-meditated means of release, disconnected from any day to day role and of course monotony.
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The Buddhas, built over perhaps a century from 550 A.D. or so, were just the most prominent parts of a complex of hundreds of caves, monasteries and shrines, many of them colorfully decorated by the thousands of monks who meditated and prayed in them.
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Salah Khashoggi is the eldest son of The Washington Post columnist whom Saudis officials now admit was killed in a pre-meditated murder carried out by a squad of men, some of whom had close ties to the country's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman.
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When I meditated, which wasn't often enough, it was easier to listen to one of the popular mindfulness apps (such as Headspace, Calm or Buddhify) than to pull out the Muse and go through a cumbersome process that involved thinking of different categories of objects.
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They are the stuff of dreams, visions and mirages; they often came to the artist while she slept or meditated and they arrived remarkably whole, as indicated by the sketches from her journal reproduced in the catalog, which originated, with the show, at the Phoenix Art Museum.
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You try to make me feel bad because I woke up 'only' at 6:00 AM. S---, you woke up at 4:30, meditated for 30 minutes, reviewed your quarterly and yearly 'goals' for another 30 minutes, and slurped on a delicious Soylent shake while checking daily retention trends.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Mining industry chiefs had just assailed her order to shut down more than half of the Philippines' mines, and Regina Lopez was in a combative mood: but, to keep her cool before an interview, she slipped into a side room and meditated for a few minutes.
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" But by the end of the piece, she has meditated on "the essential brutality of love" (the subject of some of her former work in academia) and a period of her life when she found herself writing graphic sexual emails to a man she was seeing: "It was wonderful.
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Where the first film meditated on the legacies that black fathers leave for their sons, on the notions of aging and mortality, and on what it means to build a name for yourself that distinguishes you from your parents, the second film is mostly concerned with who wins boxing matches.
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However, my bedroom gets great lighting (that's a hot pickup line, take note), so I spread out my yoga mat every morning, lifted my legs up on the sill for about 10-20 minutes, and basked in the beams as I meditated (only because I assume Shailene loves to meditate, too).
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Lineups included video work like Ono's "Fly Piece," scored by John Lennon, as well as seminal Fluxus works such as "Ring Piece" (whose artifacts are displayed here), a performance by Geoffrey Hendricks wherein he meditated on a mound of dirt for 12 hours, apparently contemplating his recent "Flux Divorce" and coming out.
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The collapse of the OPEC and non-OPEC agreement "does not appear to have been part of any pre-meditated strategy or plan on Russia's part or done with the intention of undermining U.S. shale production," Daragh McDowell, head of Europe and principal Russia analyst at Verisk Maplecroft, told CNBC via email.
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In his joyful pursuit of enlightenment — to "turn our flashes of insight into abiding light," as he put it — he meditated with Tibetan Buddhist monks, practiced yoga with Hindu holy men, whirled with ecstatic Sufi Islamic dervishes, chewed peyote with Mexican Indians and celebrated the Jewish Sabbath with a daughter who had converted to Judaism.
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Puerto Rico's Senate Minority Leader Eduardo Bhatia also called Monday for police to explain the "arbitrariness" of their use of tear gas, saying in a statement that the use of the gas over the past few nights has been at the exact same time, suggesting a pre-meditated pattern rather than a response to an immediate threat.
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"The more I edited, and the more I meditated, and the more I considered the wholeness of the person of Tonya Harding, I began to feel a conviction to write something with dignity and grace, to pull back the ridiculous tabloid fodder and take stock of the real story of this strange and magnificent America hero," Stevens explains.
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" From Stevens' blog post: "But the more I edited, and the more I meditated, and the more I considered the wholeness of the person of Tonya Harding, I began to feel a conviction to write something with dignity and grace, to pull back the ridiculous tabloid fodder and take stock of the real story of this strange and magnificent America hero.
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Facebook CPO Chris Cox at F22014 230 charts the rise of Stories that will see the format surpass feed sharing in 25 Facebook CPO Chris Cox at F8 2018 charts the rise of Stories that will see the format surpass feed sharing in 2019 Unlike text, which requires pre-meditated reflection that can be daunting to some, Stories are point and shoot.
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The majority of Ansari's Knoxville material meditated on race in America, especially his own experiences as an Indian actor in Hollywood — getting mistaken for Kumail Nanjiani, his take on The Problem With Apu, having difficulties casting a younger version of himself for Master Of None, and the realities of dating as part of a mixed race couple in the public eye.
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For a singer-songwriter who could be described as "punk" just as easily as "pop" — whose defiance, sincerity, and vulnerability seem just as important as her talents for singing and hit-making — what song could speak to her budding legacy more than an outsider's anthem on her debut album, only included on the deluxe version, that prematurely meditated on her own power and went platinum without any promotion?
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Thirty minutes before MoMA's official opening last Thursday, participants began a two-hour class in which they meditated; integrated their actual brains with their "heart brains" and "gut brains" (that involved finger tapping on their heads and chests); and eventually moved on to spell-casting, or using the length of their limbs and the torque of their spirals to cast spells by responding to the architecture of the room.
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Twitter erupted in the parlor game #IfSlaveryWasAChoice, with memes and GIFs with pedestrian occupational gripes (one person posted "Massa: I'm sorry but you don't meet the full requirements for this position," with a photo of Rachel Dolezal looking miffed; another tweeted a GIF of an exasperated Viola Davis grabbing her bag and leaving with the caption "When the plantation meeting could've been an email"); John Legend lit up West's phone trying to change his mind via text (which West rejected, took screen shots of and tweeted out); Ta-Nehisi Coates meditated on West after Michael Jackson and in the age of Trump.
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