But they're more talkative this time, so that is good.
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Republican leaders were more talkative ahead of the hearing. Reps.
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In meetings, she was reserved while Bill was more talkative.
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Another Q-Anon supporter doxxed by Anonymous was much more talkative, however.
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You're in a more talkative mood than usual, which is saying something.
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"He's more talkative," said Justin Thomas, the defending champion of the PGA Championship.
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All of the diners gradually became more intoxicated which naturally made us friendlier and more talkative.
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Maybe he's taciturn by nature, but he's certainly not made more talkative by his precarious situation.
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You're also a more talkative than usual, Cancer, and you're in the mood to philosophize with others.
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Stoddard was also more talkative than his mentor on the subject of the Nordic race's secret sauce.
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You'll be in a very social mood, and you'll find yourself being even more talkative than usual.
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Regardless, when I caught up with Wright over the official Bitcoin Slack channel, he was more talkative.
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You are happier when not staring at your phone, and you are more talkative to a person.
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JA: It was a very organic thing when I started drawing the people who were more talkative.
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She is met by a young (and significantly more talkative) Hodor, who it turns out was once called Wylis.
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Expect to feel less reserved than you did while the Sun was in Gemini—more talkative and sure of yourself.
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While my friends and I always have a group chat going, we've been way more talkative throughout the last few weeks.
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As estrogen rises, energy increases, and women may feel sharper, more talkative, more adventurous, even have a little less of an appetite.
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Also on January 4, Mercury enters your sign, putting you in a much more talkative mood than you have been in recently.
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But Smith argues — persuasively, to my mind — that a more talkative Obama would hurt the causes that matter to Obama and his allies.
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But this time around, as Lucero is preparing to release their ninth studio album, Among the Ghosts, Nichols is feeling a bit more talkative.
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Of the two sisters, she's the more talkative, taking the lead and occasionally looking to her sister for advice on the right word in English.
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Laura, the older of the two, is more talkative, while Lydia, who greets me with a shy smile, warms up once we all get more comfortable.
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I'm sorry to say it wasn't the best night for her or for Mr. Paxton, the more talkative and in-charge two thirds of the trio.
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As an Air sign, you'll already hyper intellectual and social, but Mercury in your sign will make you even more talkative and eager to explore and connect.
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Asaf—Israeli-born and Minnesota-raised, which means that he's both more talkative and happier than the average Bostonian—told me about one of his favorite maneuvers.
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In other words, you're probably not imagining it if you think drinking makes you more talkative, or if you think it makes you share things you normally wouldn't.
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Amid all of this Roger Wade drama, Ford does take a quick trip out to Oregon to chat with Brudos, who is much more talkative this time around.
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Accel's younger brother, Gerardo, had long been the more talkative one, a raconteur and joke teller who broke into long discourses about the history he learned at school.
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For Prince – who, when it comes to publicity, is usually about as visible as a microbe and only slightly more talkative – the sojourn to Sheridan seemed to serve two purposes.
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Zemeckis, with the help of the special effects supervisor Stan Winston, transformed a hammy Lloyd into a headless ghoul who grows only more talkative and unhinged after he is beheaded.
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If you want to have a cat follow you around but still bring along a more talkative companion, look for the "Everyone's Best Friend" mod, which lets you do just that.
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Your friends and partners will be more talkative and expressive to you during Mercury's stay in Sagittarius, which, thanks to an upcoming Mercury retrograde, will be for the remainder of 2018.
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Peter Barsoom, CEO of 1906, which sells cannabis edibles, said that customers have reported that BLISS, an edible containing 20 mg of kanna, reduces their social anxiety and makes them more talkative.
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"One girl, who said Bieber wasn&apost all that talkative when she met him before, started to cry when his voice appeared behind her: "Maybe he&aposll be more talkative next time.
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Lynch, who is famous for saying, "I'm just here so I won't get fined," at news conferences, was more talkative following the Seahawks' 28-33 playoff loss to the Green Bay Packers.
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"You can tell by the interview that he's an offbeat character and he's definitely been more talkative than just about anybody else, perhaps with the exception of Michael Caputo, I think," Texas Rep.
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In some cases this makes them less willing to talk, which in turn leads to even less favourable coverage—a lesson Mr Rauner, who is now more talkative, learned the hard way in Illinois.
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If you wait, two things will probably happen: One, someone else will make the comment you wanted to make and, two, your more talkative colleagues will take over with their own follow-up questions.
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A Libra moon (or Gemini for that matter) could prompt you to be more talkative when you're drunk, the friend who disappears from the group only to be found off in a corner getting a stranger's life story.
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When President Trump enters one of the more talkative cycles of his presidency — and ahead of the midterms, post-Supreme Court confirmation, he is definitely in one — the environment around him becomes a stage, and inevitable questions of a grand strategy arise.
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Their tails and wings have white feathers. Amroha Aseels are very beautiful to look at. They are more talkative and produce more noise than other Aseels. Hatching Amroha hens would hatch 9 to 12 eggs which they lay in the month of March to April and usually in September as well.
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Winnie is instrumental in the first film by being able to track Johnny to the airport when he leaves the hotel. Winnie plays a bigger role in the sequel. She has grown up, as she no longer has the pacifier and is more talkative. She and Dennis are best friends.
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The idea is a kind of all-too-real-life version of The Office, set in Coventry. Ann is the more talkative of the two, a mixture of starry-eyed optimist and petty disciplinarian. John mostly just swears a lot and criticises Ann's schemes for improving the company - such as hiring a Zimbabwean motivational guru called Basil Mienie (pronounced 'meanie').
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The couple were charged on 15 December with the abduction, rape, and murder of Kingi. During questioning, Watts refused to speak, but Beck was more talkative. Between Beck's comments and secret recordings from their adjacent holding cells, investigators were able to recreate the crime. Beck explained how Watts, unsatisfied with her because she was ten years his senior, had fantasised about raping a young virgin.
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Nevertheless, accommodation of communication styles do happen in other computer-mediated communication circumstances. In group brainstorming conversations, Chinese participants are likely to become as responsive as Americans when working in mixed-culture groups and more talkative when using lean medium. The use of new media provides users an opportunity to more quickly provide or gather information without new or additional disruption. Online media allow informal communication, which shares the complex features of natural communication.
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The following characters appeared in the manga chapters and volumes during Becky's stay at the elementary school. Some of the characters were given voices in the drama CD. ; : :Ichijō's younger sister, who is more talkative and outgoing than her older sister. Though sometimes mischievous, she easily becomes Rebecca's first friend in Momotsuki elementary school. ; : :Tsurugi Inugami's younger sister, who has a shy personality, which is quite opposite of that of Nozomi Ichijou.
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Alcohol consumption can result in a "Jekyll and Hyde" effect in individuals who are typically amiable when sober but are perhaps predisposed to aggressive behavior. Additionally, alcohol has a dramatic connection to criminal behavior, rage, physical destruction, and sexual assault. It is important to note, however, that alcohol myopia's effects on excessive behavior do not incite aggression in all drinkers. In some intoxicated individuals, excess simply manifests itself in their becoming significantly more talkative, flirtatious, or adventurous.
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There are a few differences in Rin's character between the original ONA and the anime adaptation. She is a bit more talkative in the ONA, though she maintains her stoic personality. She is also shown to have very intense memory replays of her sisters' deaths, but this is only briefly mentioned in the anime. In terms of appearance, her eyes are a very light purple color in the ONA and she also wears a long green scarf with her rider suit.
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Bird's younger brother "Jay" is a lot more talkative than Bird, and is very protective of Him. Jay mentioned that he and Bird have been in 10 different homes, and they both moved into the Dumping Ground in the middle of the night. In the episode "Two Sides to Every Story", it's confirmed that Bird has diabetes. In the same episode, when Jay tells Mike and Fiona that May-Li hit him, Bird backs him up but later after talking to Sasha, he decided to tell the truth.
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In her journal, Butler wrote that she had gotten Genie to stop attacking herself when angry and had taught Genie to instead express her anger through words or by hitting objects. Butler also claimed that, shortly after moving in with her, Genie had become noticeably more talkative and that she had made substantial progress with her language acquisition. In an early August letter to Jay Shurley, she wrote that the man she was dating had also noticed and commented on the improvement in her language. Genie's incontinence gradually improved until, by the end of her stay, she was almost entirely continent.
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Her close friend is Remon Natsume, who is much like Kizuna in personality, but is not as accident-prone as her. Of the pair, Kizuna is the more talkative; Remon often agrees with her companion and will offer up an opinion when need be. Lastly, there is Kagome Byakudan, the youngest of the group, who is typically accompanied by her stuffed bear which she often talks to as if it were alive. Although she does not talk or express her emotions much, she has a heightened perception of others' emotions and can tell when those around her are distraught or in emotional pain.
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Within a few years he became more quiet and laid-back (although he was still seen to relish the odd practical joke or escapade), and the group came to be led by Foggy and the "third men" who succeeded him. During the earlier episodes he was also less awkward and more talkative when interacting with women which is shown when he once made an offhand remark about Nora Batty's father (which she overheard). When Cyril commented on how brave it was to do so, he claimed to have had "years of marital combat experience". Eventually he became more nervous when interacting with the local ladies.
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A recent meta-analysis found that men are more talkative than women in general but that the difference is even greater in mixed-sex groups. Finally, a meta-analysis by Eagly and Karau showed that men were more likely to be selected for leadership roles than women. However, a recent study by Burke, Stets, and Cerven found that even when women were selected into a formal managerial role they used more of the resources they had at their disposal. The researchers attributed this finding to women's "trying harder" to succeed in light of self- perceptions that they were of lower competence than men in similar positions.
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He found that Mifune's characters were very stoic while also having a "crazy" sense of humor, a complexity he wanted to portray within Arthur. Clark also took inspiration from The Proposition (2005) as it involved a similar situation to Arthur's, wherein he is forced to betray some of his loyalties. He watched films such as High Noon (1952), as well as the work of John Wayne; despite watching the Dollars Trilogy (1964–1966) he did not take much inspiration from Clint Eastwood's portrayal of the Man with No Name, as he felt that Arthur was more talkative. Clark wanted to portray a character that was complex enough for the player to choose his path and still make sense.
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On the other hand, Ryti had campaigned as a "Finnish peasant's son." Strong right-wing opposition to the outgoing Progressive (liberal) President Ståhlberg, Ryti's membership in the same party, and at least some career politicians' desire for a more approachable and less independent President may partly explain Relander's victory. Two other important factors should be mentioned: Relander was an active member of the "Suojeluskunta" (Civil Guard) voluntary military organization and he accepted the right-wing worldview typical of White veterans of the Civil War clearly more wholeheartedly than Ryti did. Also as people, Relander and Ryti were notably different: despite having a doctorate, Relander was a much more talkative and social person than the intellectual and thoughtful Ryti.
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Josh Reddick was the first Astros player made available to speak to the media after the report, and he told reporters, "It stinks for everybody involved" and, "When everyone feels the time is right, it will get taken care of." Bregman and José Altuve appeared before the media at the Astros annual fan festival in Houston the week the report was released. Bregman answered repeated attempts by reporters to have him address the scandal with variations of the same phrase: "The commissioner made his report, made his decision and the Astros made their decision and I have no further comment on it." Altuve was more talkative but said it was too early to comment, saying, "I think the time to comment about that will come," while vowing that the Astros would return to the World Series.
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Tannen's chapters, which are broken up into short titled sections of two or three pages, start by distinguishing what men and women seek from conversations: independence and intimacy respectively. This leads to conversations at cross- purposes, since both parties may miss the other's metamessages, with attendant misunderstandings—for example, a woman complaining about the lingering effects of a medical procedure, who may merely be seeking empathy from female friends by doing so, becomes angry at her husband when he suggests a solution involving further surgery. Men and women both perceive the other gender as the more talkative, and they are both accurate, since studies show men speak more in public settings about public topics while women dominate private conversation within and about relationships. The latter is frequently derided as gossip by both genders, and Tannen devotes an entire chapter to exploring its social functions as a way of connecting speaker and listener to a larger group.
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