"It's like a thorn rubbing against you all the time, just nagging, nagging, nagging at you," Gary Quarles, a former miner whose son was killed at the mine, said of Blankenship's ad blitz.
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But mile after mile, the thought kept nagging at me: How can I call myself a champion of women's equality but have a nagging distrust of women-only races?
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" She added, "It's nice, because I'm not nagging them.
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" First it was, "Stop nagging us, stop being hysterical.
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Men used to evade murder charge with 'nagging & shagging' defense.
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I have one nagging reminder of that dark period, however.
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But for some discerning consumers, there is a nagging problem.
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Clinton be annoyed by constant, nagging pressure from her left?
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Marilla Cuthbert (Geraldine James) is nagging her brother Matthew (R.
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Just the nagging assumption that I am missing something epic.
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But there's a nagging familiarity to Mr. Zuckerberg's contrarian tone.
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You can't be telling me that something is nagging you.
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Chidi, meanwhile, wonders what to do about a nagging secret.
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Still, the nagging question remains: Is poutine Quebecois or Canadian?
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"Slavery is the nagging shame of America," Mr. Hickenlooper said.
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But a few years ago, something started nagging at him.
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Burnout almost always leads to a nagging sense of dissatisfaction.
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Despite battling nagging injuries throughout his tenure, he rarely missed games.
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Despite the nagging apprehension of getting genuinely attached, I felt strong.
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One nagging scientific uncertainty concerns a rather unsexy topic: the soil.
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It is nagging others to do the same, with some success.
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Which is why I'm nagging you: DOWNLOAD YOUR DAMN PHOTOS NOW!
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Cash is one of the U.S. marijuana industry's most nagging problems.
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But the show's race problems are intertwined with other nagging issues.
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Nothing like treating these two amazing trailblazers like nagging old harpies.
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That nagging fear has some new academic backing, from three studies.
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My nagging uncertainty stems from two aspects of Mr. Grant's narrative.
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But the quickening pace left nagging questions hanging in the air.
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One nagging problem was how to rig up his music system.
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Not big thoughts, but the mundane, seemingly benign nagging mental memos.
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There remains a nagging sense of a play only partly revived.
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The critic, nagging me and telling me I'll never make it.
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My mom's nagging and distaste for me fueled my eating disorder.
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But I left with a nagging feeling that something was off.
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It's beginning to give me a nagging sense of déjà vu.
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The nagging problem has been how to implement such sweeping reforms.
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The most nagging question, though, is who exactly is Nancy Drew?
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I, for one, would like this nagging suspicion put to rest.
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It's a reminder of the nagging security issues plaguing Android phones.
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Your child's nagging for a smartphone, but you think they're too young?
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I think I've just been nagging them all a bit too much.
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It's this nagging thing that you're always dealing with in the background.
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Because now, the nagging had something else, and it&aposs really quick.
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Michel was limited this week in practice by a nagging knee injury.
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When they come home from work, don't start nagging them with questions.
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Upton said the injury had been nagging him for a few days.
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"Why are you stopping?" the site demands, like a nagging, unappeasable brat.
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The gap between Jewel's progress and her mom's was nagging at Jewel.
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But it is also diminished a bit by the franchise's nagging weaknesses.
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But after the deadly crash, nagging doubts became questions asked out loud.
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But we have a nagging doubt that he is going shaft us.
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As electric vehicle charging infrastructure grows, a nagging complexity has popped up.
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They are trying to relax in the midst of a nagging malaise.
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It's a nagging whisper, like a Jedi's path to the dark side.
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Props for remaining calm, but surely you realize that nagging doesn't work.
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Eaton had a string of injuries — nagging and more significant — this season.
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Forget the nagging self-doubt and the pathetic attempts to motivate yourself.
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Here the episode writer Stephen Glover brings that nagging notion to life.
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Its best player, Evans, has battled a nagging toe injury since February.
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The most nagging one of all is the matter of Mary's pride.
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Getting children to do chores without nagging — that's an entirely separate endeavor.
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She wants to do this, but two nagging thoughts give her pause.
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He is certainly not alone in dealing with nagging injuries this season.
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Half an hour earlier, he'd gotten word about a nagging technical issue.
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I'm not a nagging shrew and they're no longer sulky, sullen adolescents.
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Grimes had been playing through nagging knee pain since the eighth grade.
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The startup has long faced nagging questions about whether it's been overvalued.
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Through it all, however, there has been something else nagging at me.
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That nagging feeling you get when … Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads
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But you still can't fight a nagging feeling that it's not quite enough.
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JIM CRAMER: Thank you for putting up with me and my nagging questions.
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There's no nagging or judgment, just self-compassion, self-care, and actual achievement.
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A nagging worry is that the ECB cannot keep up this support forever.
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It was still there nagging at me in the back of my head.
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That said, an inflatable cuff is considerably cheaper and nagging is always free.
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"He said it's nagging in a couple different areas," manager Dusty Baker said.
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What's the origin of that nagging little voice that we call our conscience?
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" In addition, "there is the nagging question, if you're buying, who is selling?
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Microsoft's aggressively nagging Windows 10 upgrade prompts claimed another victim on Wednesday morning.
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And the president is not a man who yields to nagging in silence.
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First, star defenseman Erik Karlsson appeared to re-injure a nagging groin injury.
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We may resent nagging from loved ones, but it can keep us alive.
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It was not all nagging injuries and light jogging on the side, though.
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Still, the nagging worry about a lack of broad-based enthusiasm for Mrs.
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"I started to see that my nagging was causing you pain," Louis writes.
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They were the voice of reason, the nagging wife, or the love interest.
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" He kept nagging me, and I said, "All right, I'll bash this out.
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"It's just something that has been nagging for a little while," Wozniacki said.
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For now, however, violence can be a sufficient answer to any nagging problems.
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Now he and Mr. Brady both know how persuasive my nagging can be.
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With themelesses, there's always this nagging insecurity — How could my fill be snazzier?
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Hicks's nagging back injury has improved recently, but it required two cortisone shots.
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But Cercas couldn't shake a nagging sense of connection with the con man.
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The slump has also underlined nagging questions over bitcoin's practicality as a currency.
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And then there was the nagging, relentless presence of Ms. Barr's Twitter feed.
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But after a few weeks, this little voice inside kept nagging at me.
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We carry the nagging voices of our parents, as well as their mistakes.
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Part of the appeal of Lynch's work is its nagging lack of resolution.
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Harris equivocated after her initial declaration, reinforcing nagging questions about her core beliefs.
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I'm sure I will be nagging some coworkers to help me find information.
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Last year, Cespedes missed nearly three weeks with a nagging right quadriceps strain.
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Still, sometimes a nagging voice whispers that he took the easy way out.
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But, says Kim, he couldn't shake the "nagging feeling" that something wasn't right.
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Still, Lighty said, there's a nagging question in the back of his mind.
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Paul's journey loses direction and momentum, and sour, nagging questions begin to intrude.
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But now I have a nagging feeling that I'm complicit in something wrong.
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Did the constant nagging over heating outages in city housing drive him away?
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Whisper it, but there's a nagging feeling that last season was Spurs' big chance.
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Together they're able to answer nagging questions that have inspired centuries of scientific inquiry.
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And this nagging, sinking feeling, no matter your political beliefs, this is not right.
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Yet the nagging reality is this: Stocks are up 230 percent since March 20093.
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And knowing that would help answer that nagging question: Why does the universe exist?
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And everyone had one nagging concern on the back on their minds: the Coronavirus.
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Now that I'm in my 40s, I've stopped listening to those inner nagging voices.
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Williams, addressing the news media hours later, rejected the suggestion of a nagging injury.
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Huawei's EMUI software is still what it is: more frustrating and nagging than helpful.
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Tackle that nagging neck pain with this bestselling neck and shoulder relief heating pad.
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Wearable fitness trackers have a nagging problem: People buy them, then toss them out.
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Unlike many real-life nagging parents, Saturn reliably rewards hard work and smart preparation.
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The women tended to be decorative—nagging mothers, put-upon wives or melancholic sisters.
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You might just need a body pillow to thwart those nagging aches and pains.
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Griffin re-aggravated a nagging quadriceps injury and is "50-50" for Game 5.
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The nagging social obligation to follow family members, friends, or colleagues was completely gone.
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It gives you that nagging feeling that maybe global warming is real after all.
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But for others, it will merely inspire a nagging feeling that you picked wrong.
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Reinforcing stereotype of "a nagging wife" doesn't merely reflect use, it actively reproduces sexism.
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Also back is Samuel L. Jackson as Frozone — and his nagging off-screen wife.
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Rob has also found an escape from his family nagging him about his heath.
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Rarely have the harshness and nagging absurdity of thwarted lives been so pungently evoked.
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I guess I was expecting him to follow up on his little "nagging" comment.
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Should they work indirectly—writing letters, calling senators, and politely nagging congresspeople on Twitter?
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But Righetti had a nagging feeling that the experiment might be a one-off.
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And recent polls hint that economic insecurity remains a nagging concern for most people.
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She's gone a long way toward defusing those nagging doubts over the past week.
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There's the nagging ubiquity of the internet, which can spoil endings or outpace them.
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But there is still a nagging sense that all this success could go away.
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I had a nagging sense that something was wrong, but I couldn't articulate it.
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The Northern Irishman might be the favorite if not for a nagging rib injury.
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"Natural" experiments, such as an oil shock, cannot be rerun to satisfy nagging doubts.
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Motivated by nothing more than a nagging conscience, these whistleblowers have discharged their duties.
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He's a man with a nagging mandate from Douglass to do the right thing.
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Why spend 18 years nagging kids to succeed if the rewards weren't worth it?
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Not spiritual or existential emptiness, but worse: the nagging, physical emptiness we call hunger.
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I revisit a pyramid of free burgers from Checkers before nagging another bartender for Ciroc.
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But as I've played, there's been a nagging feeling in the back of my mind.
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The nagging question with Samsung software is how long it will take to get updates.
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Over the course of the film, the nagging questions of categorization — what is true here?
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In the 20th century the nagging fear was "peak oil", when supplies would start declining.
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Texans were also dealing with nagging quality of life issues that continue to this day.
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Yet there is a nagging sense that politics has not kept up with social change.
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However, buyers were somewhat restrained as the U.S.-China trade dispute remained a nagging worry.
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Think of fintech as one of those step-counting apps, nagging you to financial fitness.
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Covering this election has at times exacerbated this nagging feeling that I don't fully belong.
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Cortana's getting some new tricks to go with her popularity, including a little extra nagging.
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Rebecca Boyer said the "nagging" text to her husband helped to save her son's life.
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RW Jaromir Jagr (lower-body injury) did not play Wednesday because of the nagging injury.
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We know it's strained, thanks to Rebecca's constant nagging about Kate's weight over the years.
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This can definitely take some practice and those little nagging worries will rear their heads.
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Silverman explains that, after a road trip spent performing, she had a nagging sore throat.
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Our conclusion is that he could well be Mr Nakamoto, but that nagging questions remain.
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By and large, the biggest nagging Facebook post is when people overshare about personal problems.
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Chances are they've felt the same and can empathize with that nagging self-doubt. 4.
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There's Twitter outrage, Facebook and Instagram FOMO, and the constant nagging of email and Slack.
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The one nagging truth that is both common and unique to all of these individuals?
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Williams has played through plenty of angst and nagging pain in her career and prevailed.
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Viewing his work gives me a nagging sense that he's a man auditioning for greatness.
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Will the athletes fully command the spotlight, or will the host country's nagging problems mount?
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Still, Ms. Knoll couldn't escape the nagging feeling that she had let her readers down.
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Our Disney World sources say gators are a nagging problem that has not been abated.
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The Moon is in Aquarius today, bringing you some brilliant solutions to some nagging problems.
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But I have a sneaking, nagging, unpleasant suspicion that things haven't changed all that much.
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But I always had this nagging feeling that the Bari Weiss cyber outrage was overblown.
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For decades, it was a nagging mystery — how long does a day last on Saturn?
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It's unclear what killed him, but he had been treated for a nagging bacterial infection.
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Instead of pushing them aside, confront your nagging memories and make your own happy ending.
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She said the New York humidity made her joints swell and exacerbated her nagging injuries.
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Ru then alighted upon Miz Cracker, articulating the nagging question — why doesn't she win challenges?
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What "nagging question" was set aside for good when Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize?
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The constant nagging question that he creates in people's minds about Barack Obama's — JW: Legitimacy.
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I'm up super early because of jet lag and a nagging dry cough I have.
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Cumberland, a preseason all-American, has had nagging injuries and is averaging only 13.9 points.
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The government is essentially taking it upon itself to be the nation's nagging, tech-savvy friend.
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Not more than five minutes later, my phone vibrated, nagging me with a notification from Calm.
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With my eyes closed, I thought of something nagging at me -- something I couldn't quite solve.
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"I attribute that to these nagging tariffs on U.S. pork that remain in place," Smith said.
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A million small things that are inconsistent about Android have been nagging at me for years.
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The delay underscored nagging concerns among Republican fiscal conservatives about the deficit impact of the bill.
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Nagged by cough While on the campaign trail, though, Clinton has dealt with a nagging cough.
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Each one spends their nagging pre-dawn hours haunted by the secrets of the previous season.
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Image: AmazonOne of the major advantages of capitalism is the constant, nagging impulse to buy stuff.
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But for now, I put that thought aside and turned my attention to another nagging issue.
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Gun control has been a nagging issue for Sanders since he launched his campaign last year.
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Since then, the question has been nagging at me: Who are these men who love Disney?
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The company has had a huge nagging issue with its user growth, which has effectively stalled.
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Sex was also a way to rebel against the administration's constant nagging about tzniut (sexual modesty).
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In Kenya, where the central bank's headline rate is 10.5%, it is a nagging political problem.
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Do you ever get that nagging feeling that something is a little off in your life?
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He has yet to appear in a game this season because of a nagging calf injury.
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Some theatrical therapy for this eternal anxiety, the nagging 4-in-the-morning jitters about — poof!
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You have to make sure the questions that are nagging someone in the room are answered.
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Counting against the state is a lack of mass transportation and a nagging lack of inclusiveness.
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So I think I will pay more attention to her nagging me about getting in shape.
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One nagging issue, however, is her use of a private email server as secretary of state.
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Yet something kept nagging me about the episode, a sense that I had missed something important.
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I had a nagging sense that I just wasn't as respected as I used to be.
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He is getting complete loan submissions from business owners, something that usually requires month of nagging.
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Reading this important book, one gets the nagging sense that even after Trump, Trumpism will persist.
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C Evgeni Malkin missed his second straight game on Saturday because of "nagging" lower-body injury.
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And there is no longer a nagging suspicion that the company could face dire financial problems.
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She has Osgood Schlatters, and her knee has nagging pain since she started lacrosse last year.
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But there's still that nagging suspicion that maybe there really is something to Whiterose's grandiose claims.
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Reyes himself could not shake the nagging thought that maybe no other team would sign him.
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Investors looked past nagging concerns about softer wage growth in an overall solid June jobs report.
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Four steps, four nagging projects, four ways to ensure a better future for your life's data.
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I was motivated by a nagging curiosity, a voice in my head I couldn't tune out.
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Oil prices slid, pressured by growing U.S. production, possible global supply growth and nagging trade tensions.
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We collect countless serums and pencil in spa appointments to keep our most nagging concerns at bay.
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Something kept nagging at me, and it took some time to finally figure out what it was.
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Mint has replaced our nagging parents and significant others who think our spending is out of control.
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Throughout the year, I jot down nagging life questions, dream projects, and business ideas in my planner.
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Saturn transits feel like dealing with a nagging parent who probably does know what's best for us.
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But still, there was the nagging thought that maybe I should be trying harder to be sexier.
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The father is a nagging crank who expects his two adult sons to bankroll his lavish tastes.
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It's slightly worse in Europe, however, where you have a nagging 10 percent unemployment in several regions.
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A reality of American life under a conservative Supreme Court is the nagging fear that Roe v.
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Essentially, Apple would make Siri your mother, nagging at you to shut down and go to bed.
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Lee seems to hate his work and his ungrateful, nagging tenants, but he's good enough at it.
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The only nagging issue that remains now is price — so here's hoping that changes in generation three.
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Even so, there's the nagging feeling that the company's legacy will be more in finance than shopping.
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Prompted by these nagging thoughts for decades, she decided she had to put it down on paper.
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Paltrow and Goop have nothing to offer these women but nagging doubt, self-recrimination, and green juice.
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Despite some nagging issues at launch, Apple Music appears to be gaining subscribers at a steady clip.
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McIlroy's golf game was quiet for a while after getting married, thanks to a nagging rib injury.
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That other nagging question, why does this movie exist, is only emboldened by the contents of FMMF.
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The Seahawks were also missing safety Earl Thomas, who didn't play because of a nagging hamstring injury.
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" The book urged women to "shut up, stop whining, and for goodness' sake, stop nagging your husband.
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At times, he was a little like Colette's Willy, nagging her to get back to the typewriter.
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For the next eight years, I worked really hard to recognize and silence that nagging internal critic.
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The biggest question regards receiver Josh Doctson, the first-round pick with the nagging Achilles' tendon injury.
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Lowe is voicing a nagging feeling that has permeated throughout the commentariat for a very long time.
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But the nagging fear has been what would happen when the credits roll for the final time.
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With each new relationship came awkward explanations and the nagging temptation to draw conclusions about my sexuality.
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But there's still that nagging question in the back of my mind: How long can it last?
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Clutter can be visually distracting, too, and serve as a nagging reminder of tasks and chores undone.
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His mom isn't pressuring him to get better math grades or nagging him about his eyebrow piercing.
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Specifically, Blair noted that nagging or shaming your partner into sex will leave both parties feeling low.
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I was free from the confines of the classroom walls, free from the nagging of my parents.
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Despite a nagging groin injury, he dreams of standing on a starting line next to his brother.
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It's easy for the character of Golde, Tevye's wife, to come across as just another nagging spouse.
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Be patient and try again if this thing is still nagging at you in a few months.
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"It's still a nagging issue that's out there that's really been inhibiting what they're doing," Hochman said.
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In one of their most famous sketches, Ms. May played a nagging mother to Nichols's aerospace engineer.
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And Mr. Comey, as ever, cannot fight a nagging conviction about it all: James Comey can help.
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"My mom's been nagging me for years, but I've never done it until Dr. Peterson," he says.
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The thought kept nagging me as I finished my clinic notes, replaying the afternoon in my head.
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The claims were still nagging as Air Force One jetted toward storm damage in Alabama on Friday.
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At Apple, I had often felt a nagging sense that something was broken about my own behavior.
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Nagging worry about U.S. President Donald Trump's trade tariff plans extended a slide in Asian equity markets.
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Daily aches and discomfort create nagging reminders that are, at best, annoying, and at worst can be debilitating.
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The underlying notion behind the Buddi doll seeks to leverage the increasingly nagging specter of technology running amok.
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On the other hand is this naive but nagging thought: Couldn't he, you know, feed these people forever?
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Maclin, 30, will have surgery to repair a nagging hamstring injury and focus on returning next year instead.
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However, the gains were limited as the U.S.-China trade dispute remained a nagging worry for market participants.
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Today I received a nagging email notification that reminded me I have just 34 days until my wedding.
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The nagging cough of bronchitis can last up to three weeks, longer than a cough from the flu.
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Nagging doubts about the firepower left available to top central banks have added to recent volatility in markets.
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You can check out a video promo for ACE Eyewear below, complete with tired, lame nagging girlfriend trope.
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Taylor's new Easter sermon There are still nagging questions, though, about where Taylor stands with her own faith.
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We've all experienced that annoying nagging cough that lingers on after we catch a cold or the flu.
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Steve-O wasn't having it and after a dose of host nagging, he walked out on the interview.
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Speaking to CNN's Anderson Cooper Friday night, Hayden applauded Trump's reversal but was still left with nagging questions.
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Now infected with this nagging question, I decided to email a few biologists, mainly those specializing in gastropods.
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Unfortunately for Big Pharma, the strategy has given rise to a nagging political problem: unsustainably high drug prices.
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That nagging issue is presumably part of the decision to cast Hawkins as the lead in 24: Legacy.
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Iron Julius's wife had been nagging him to start running with her, but his bulk made him hesitate.
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Lazy glutes lead to tight hip flexors, the culprit behind many nagging lower back, knee, and groin injuries.
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A nagging question is how to get the people going when there's no Gandhi to lead the charge.
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That accursed elbow is always introducing some nagging doubt into everything I might otherwise be happy to believe.
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In recent years, Wenner has expressed nagging anxiety about social media, and it isn't hard to see why.
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I've never really put myself out there like that, just when people were nagging me to do it.
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Nagging worries about falling oil prices and the global economy supported demand for U.S. and German government bonds.
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However, one of the nagging issues for the stock market has been the flattening of the yield curve.
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M.B.S. has spoken dismissively of Qatar as a nagging problem that can, with sufficient resolve, easily be fixed.
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This is a bully who just wants to be liked, a man-boy nursing a nagging internal emptiness.
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Despite eventually becoming head sommelier, Hardie had a nagging sense that there was something he hadn't fully grasped.
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Yet theater managers here say the lasers are the best solution they have found to a nagging problem.
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But the move in Libor has been nagging at markets, even though it is being dismissed as technical.
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In fact, it might even help you lose weight while you try to satiate that other nagging appetite.
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In fact, she balks when Mac suggests she turns into the "nagging" wife in a Kevin James movie.
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One a frozen orb of possible organic matter underneath, nagging at our satellites and telescopes until we'd landed.
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You or a loved one has a mild fever, body aches, the start of a nagging, dry cough.
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"That's their decision," said Sanchez, who had two I.L. stints last season because of a nagging groin injury.
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Their fights hit every note and tempo: nagging, bickering, quarrelsome, sniping, passive-aggression, shouting, screaming, wailing, whispered rage.
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Those misclassifications, known as adversarial examples, have long been seen as a nagging weakness in machine-learning models.
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He missed only one game, but he said last week that a nagging soreness remained in the finger.
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But its new offering, the Smart Belt Pro, provides an additional nagging utility while also looking pretty cool.
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I'd been nagging her to do that since I was hired as a personal finance writer at CNBC.
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True, there have been nagging doubts as to whether CNIA's data was capturing all the country's production facilities.
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He now seems wed to working with the United States to fix the nagging issue of North Korea.
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You've picked out the perfect bird, timed out every dish, and have mentally prepared for your sister's nagging.
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Oil prices dipped in choppy U.S. trading, as nagging worries about abundant global crude supplies dragged prices lower.
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Nagging worries about falling oil prices and the global economy underpinned demand for U.S. and German government bonds.
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Each is epically long, and despite a nagging feeling that you should have read it, you probably haven't.
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One small yet nagging symptom of patriarchy is the prevalence of writers' rooms dominated by straight (white) men.
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I was closeted, and when I hit my late 20s, a voice in my head began nagging me.
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There's never any nagging from the flight staff about buckling seat belts or squeezing your belongings under the seat.
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Throughout the survey, trade shows up as a nagging concern for CFOs, especially for members in Europe and Asia.
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But then a voice in the back of my head—equal parts nagging and wise—made a new suggestion.
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However, Williams has been beset with health issues, including a nagging knee injury that has haunted her this season.
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I cant help but have the nagging feeling that I need to get out there and experience something new.
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DAVID R. SHERIDAN, Delmar, N.Y. Doubts About Manning To the Sports Editor: Re "Doping Claims Raise Nagging Questions," Dec.
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But throughout her increasingly nasty primary, there's been the same nagging criticism: that her love for Trump is inauthentic.
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But a nagging, panic-inducing question still looms over my husband and me, one we've been avoiding all year.
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As for the injury, Serena says she's got a nagging pectoral issue that wouldn't allow her to serve properly.
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With him, however -- had he lived -- we might not be facing half the nagging crises that still plague us.
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Despite a nagging suspicion that this expectation might be irrational, I kept thinking, Shouldn't it be easier this time?!
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Mothers spend hours nagging their children to study and preparing snacks so they can stay longer in the library.
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But it still has nagging worries about an uncertain policy outlook for America, and tricky Brexit talks for Britain.
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The rest of the time, I was focusing on the nagging itch somewhere somewhere in my pop culture memory.
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But there is a nagging suspicion there might be more fundamental issues at work here than simple market fundamentals.
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If it's nagging you that you don't participate, then use it to continue to build a movement of resistance.
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For Grace, the effects of that cultural imbalance also manifest in a more intimate, nagging place: her Twitter DMs.
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Bautista's homer helps Blue Jays blank Yankees TORONTO — Jose Bautista has struggled at times this season with nagging injuries.
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Then, in recent months I just had this nagging feeling that I needed to do something with that door.
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Oil prices slid as investors kept selling on growing U.S. production, possible global supply growth and nagging trade tensions.
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If you want that nagging little voice to go away, you're going to have to do something about it.
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A nagging concern for investors had been whether MMC also rigged data for cars sold in the United States.
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The Mets' offense struggled to capitalize without Neil Walker and Yoenis Cespedes, who were resting because of nagging injuries.
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Murray was expected to be a go in each of the past two weeks from a nagging hamstring injury.
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Yet all are substantially weakened by nagging domestic problems at a critical moment when Europe needs a new direction.
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The left wants bold ideas and new programs to solve the nagging problems that have decimated the middle class.
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As bills go unpaid and debt collectors start calling, one nagging question might loom large: Would bankruptcy fix this?
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" Powell credibly described "perpetual nagging" as "the basis of family life" and insecurity as "the basis for stable affections.
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At worst, it once again raises some nagging questions about technological limitations and privacy concerns surrounding these smart assistants.
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Changes in lighting (by Masha Tsimring) and in a barely perceptible, nagging soundscape (by Stowe Nelson) become deeply disturbing.
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A nagging problem had troubled the color industry from its inception: how to communicate accurately the subtleties of perception.
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When he says, "She's nagging me for a ring," he turns her into something she's not, something not good.
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Oil lately has trended in tandem with equities and remains under pressure from nagging concerns over rising U.S. production.
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But demanding praise is often a compensatory act, one meant to assuage a nagging sense of incompetence and failure.
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But in others, like construction or, especially, manufacturing, the nagging pain of the moment is more concentrated (see map).
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But Teodosic, himself, has missed 28 games because of a nagging case of plantar fasciitis in his left foot.
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Critic's Notebook On the season premiere of NBC's "This Is Us," we finally got clarity on a nagging question.
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The inspiration for this puzzle was my dad's "asparagus idea," which he's been nagging me to construct for years.
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The nagging question that propels you through is: Why did it take everyone so long to figure that out?
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And we answer a nagging question that we keep hearing: What exactly is the future of The Run-Up?
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Cubs infielder Javier Baez took himself out of the lineup before the game because of a nagging heel injury.
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One truism about great-man movies is that you can't have one without a nagging or a loving wife.
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And then there was another question nagging me and the rest of the world: WAS THE ANGIE GOSSIP TRUE?!
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But adopting the cats has also, in part, been a response to a nagging sense of powerlessness, she said.
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But after the perpetual, nagging uncertainty of three missed Brexit deadlines, at least this is a moment of clarity.
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They've braved snow and mountains, and most of all their own injuries: blisters, sore ankles and nagging Achilles tendons.
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It's disappointing that Haynes hasn't solved the recurrent problem of the Wife, that irritating, waiting, nagging yet loving stereotype.
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Knots and nagging back pain can interfere with daily activities — and even if they don't, they're just plain annoying.
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But just behind that desire comes a nagging question: Can a woman of color really win in this country?
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Now she happily hydrates her duckies, whales, crabs and sharks while taking a bath (and saving me from nagging).
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But nagging worries about the U.S.-China trade war have kept prices roughly where they were a week ago.
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She had gone to urgent care with a nagging cough that wouldn't be quieted with over-the-counter medicines.
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She had gone to urgent care with a nagging cough that wouldn't be quieted with over-the-counter medicines.
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Here are some tips for how to avoid the nagging insects — and what to do if one bites you.
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My computer is in a little corner to isolate me from the physical work that keeps nagging at me.
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Image: William Warby/FlickrHave you ever had that nagging sensation that your computer was slower than it used to be?
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She first felt a irritation in her left eye, along with the nagging feeling that something was stuck in it.
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With equal parts dread and a nagging urge to organize and triage, I sorted and caught up on unread messages.
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The fact that only a slim chunk of Androids use the latest operating system is a nagging issue for Google.
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And they offered a nice alternative to having to constantly deal with nagging kids, begging for new apps and games.
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Dentists who've been nagging us to floss for decades immediately started weighing in, coming down on one side or another.
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As the series grew and its adventures became grander in scope, tutorials and dialogue behaved increasingly like a nagging parent.
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It keeps nagging us with topics we don't care about because, unlike a good friend, it doesn't care to learn.
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I also have a nagging back injury that has kept me away from full-blown workouts in the past year.
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She loves her daughter fiercely, but doesn't know how to express that to her other than by nagging her constantly.
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It wound up being a really impressive tech demo, even if the experience was marred by a few nagging problems.
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A nagging worry, however, is whether Beijing would dump its bond holdings as retaliation in its trade conflict with Washington.
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What I don't want in return is updates qua upselling written in nagging millennialese cluttering up my crushingly overnotified life.
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When knots and nagging back pain get bad enough, they can interfere with daily activities — and they're just plain annoying.
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The public disclosures in the bond prospectus have also put to bed some "nagging questions," removing an element of uncertainty.
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" In an 1987 profile of Patricia Schroeder, Lynn Martin told the Washington Post: "All of us remember our mothers nagging.
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Still, it's been hard to shake the nagging feeling that one rolled ankle could topple the Warriors at any moment.
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Checking a child's nagging cough over a video call, for example, could avoid an expensive trip to the emergency room.
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Which leads to a nagging question: How can you always be sure that you can trust the secure enclave itself?
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A weakened support column in the Muste building was discovered about a decade ago and presented a nagging problem, however.
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All the while, they must still plug away at the nagging problems of reducing costs and keeping drivers and riders.
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And they dodge the most nagging question: Shouldn't having great money, fame, and power insulate a person from severe depression?
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But I always have the nagging feeling that they are not great values, especially those that trade on top names.
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That nagging feeling about Lucas Goodwin's death has prompted Tom Hammerschmidt to seek out his former colleague, Janine (Constance Zimmer).
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On a Monday afternoon in March, Angelica Ross had that nagging feeling that she was supposed to be doing something.
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The one exception, however, is veteran forward Zach Parise, who will nurse a few nagging injuries from the press box.
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"It kept nagging on me after I said no at Hill Country that I was making a mistake," she said.
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She says she suffered whiplash, a concussion and a cervical strain and continues to battle numerous nagging pains and headaches.
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My husband laughs and tells me I've done my best to pay him and to quit nagging the poor guy.
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There is also some satisfaction that the city was able to get rid of at least one nagging, painful problem.
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As a result, I felt a persistent, nagging pressure to uphold an image of perfection for myself and my family.
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The buzzing of push notifications, the nagging red bubbles on apps, and endless feeds create the perfect storm of distractions.
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Those events taught him how to manage the nagging inner voice that can sow doubt and undermine confidence, he said.
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A four-month layoff to allow a nagging wrist injury to heal yielded quick dividends for the Open's defending champion.
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My most nagging concerns about working from home were that it would get boring, lonely, monotonous, and maybe even depressing.
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Secondly: I have a nagging feeling of late that the psychedelic experience has itself become somewhat debased, or even gentrified.
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After all, you don't get a sea lion to balance a ball on the end of its nose by nagging.
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It's treated as a moral failure, a failure of gender, leaving men with a nagging sense that it's a perversion.
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He also has a nagging sense that he deserves whatever she dishes out, even revenge, which Una can't serve cold.
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Judging the work is complicated by a nagging consciousness that, as in a game of tag, the "it" is you.
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They'll both silently hope that the nagging reputation of "Bernie Bros" hurts Senator Bernie Sanders when the primaries get snippier.
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Do you have a nagging feeling that President Trump is putting the United States on a slippery slope to war?
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While combatting a nagging ankle injury, Barkley has accrued just 610 rushing yards and three total touchdowns on the season.
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But Wittgenstein's nagging question remained: exactly what made the difference between "I lift my arms," and "My arms go up"?
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This nagging and thinking feeling, no matter your political beliefs, this is not right, this is not who we are.
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Despite its massive success, Prime hasn't been able to solve one nagging problem: its heavy concentration in high-income households.
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You're crossing your t's, dotting your i's, and nagging the fuck out of your roommates to clean up after themselves.
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One of the nagging questions of the Republican primary has been why the GOP establishment hasn't united behind Marco Rubio.
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They're not cool enough to hang out, they're always nagging and they're always on someone's nerves as far as men go.
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No matter how much Spleeters documents in the field, he says, there is always the nagging suspicion that he's forgotten something.
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You said she never hit you, but you wished she had — because you would have preferred a slap to the nagging.
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She's packing lunches, fielding nagging comments from her elderly parents, and figuring out the logistics of her tween daughter's school activities.
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Sure, it's tough to shake certain nagging fears: Is that commotion in the far corner of my office an active shooter?
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Do you ever wake up totally consumed with existential dread and wracked with a vague, nagging guilt, for no particular reason?
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Any scene requiring true introspection or vulnerability is undercut by the nagging feeling that this man has never experienced self-doubt.
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This song gets at the burning, nagging feeling my insides have gone through since...well, the election, if I'm being honest.
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The S6 took a big step toward wrestling with the nagging impulse to bloat, and the S7 also fights that demon.
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We are moving in May, and I might be going to Europe then also, so the logistics are nagging at me.
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In the caption, Sharp wrote that Sebastian had been nagging all morning to let him star in his own beauty video.
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Online training offers consumers the individualized nagging many newcomers to fitness require, often at a lower cost than offered by gyms.
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"Historically women have always been showcased overtly sexualized or [as] stereotypes – the nagging wife or mom…and that's changed," said Poggi.
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Conveniently for Facebook, there is now a letter with 97 experts and advocates who have a response to that nagging question.
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In ways big and sometimes just small and nagging, I think they too often fail to meet Apple's self-imposed standards.
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Neck massager Knots and nagging back pain can interfere with daily activities — and even if they don't, they're just plain annoying.
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The only nagging requirement is setting aside a personal surveillance budget, but otherwise the Circle 22 is a great monitoring device.
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Perhaps it is a nagging feeling that this global system we are a part of has spiraled out of our control.
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The Warriors entered the game committing 25 fouls a game, a nagging trend that has Kerr more than a little concerned.
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This constantly had me wondering if he was even in love anymore and of course constantly had me asking and nagging.
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More often than we like to admit, I think, vacations are frustrating affairs: full of missed opportunities, nagging worries, and sunburns.
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Now that you're grown, you've probably learned that your mom's ceaseless nagging about your love life was just advice in disguise.
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It creates that nagging question many of us know all too well: Am I Latino enough if I don't speak Spanish?
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But the question kept nagging at me as the suspenseful but altogether less urgent events of the second season ticked by.
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But throughout the excitement and the discussions of logistics and protocol, the nagging feeling of an unfinished mission never leaves me.
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And yet, my support for Corinne and disappointment in DeMario feel in conflict with the questions nagging me about this situation.
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The next year, her other Achilles' tendon acted up, a new ache that joined nagging injuries to her hip and foot.
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But there was also that nagging sense of hope that just one more out, and then it was our turn again.
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These are people you've probably never heard of — or have a nagging suspicion you might have, but don't quite know why.
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You wouldn't speak of "verbal abuse" unless it involved a lot more than nagging or occasionally raising his voice in anger.
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No longer hobbled by nagging injuries or the minutes he played the night before, Rose looks fresh and unencumbered, Holiday says.
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Goalie Jonathan Quick served as the backup but has elected to forgo the All-Star weekend due to a nagging injury.
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In recent years, he has become vulnerable to nagging injuries in his back that radiate into the muscles of his legs.
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My mind would run through the list of reasons to keep quiet: I would come across as unreasonable, nagging or needy.
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Of course, before they do that, they'll have to come to a prenuptial agreement — something Mama Gina has been nagging about.
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The most major mystery is probably that of Jon Snow's true parentage, but a more minor one is nagging at us.
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But I also couldn't shake a nagging feeling that Hero Boyfriend was treading into territory that I wasn't quite comfortable with.
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I love the fact that our team put out more stories without me nagging them in Slack, by a significant margin.
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But that jubilation has been tempered by the nagging idea the Democratic establishment is still working to undermine Medicare-for-all.
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Pre-scheduled nagging seems like exactly the kind of thing we should maybe not be inviting in our homes, you know?
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His nagging pains suddenly give way to images from his childhood, idylls that brighten the screen like beacons in a fog.
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But, Bloom, host of CNBC's "Adventure Capitalists, " says he always had a nagging uneasiness about what the achievements would amount to.
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If so, you may still be troubled by a nagging doubt, a sense that the story does not quite add up.
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While a little bird won't be nagging you every two minutes, there still needs to be some commitment on your part.
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Still, with the deadline nearing, the Hajj sponsors faced uncomfortable, nagging questions: Were they doing too much for the Syrian family?
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Every professional measures out his days with the nagging fear that there will always be the possibility of a final reckoning.
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People have nagging pain and they can't figure out how to get rid of it, so they just live with it.
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AND, IN FACT, I KNOW PEOPLE ARE NAGGING AND COMPLAINING TO ME ABOUT THE SOLE TAX ON STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS.
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When any one of them is missing, you get a nagging sense that you should be doing more (or something different).
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Nagging, criticizing and blaming patients for their failure to manage diabetes well can often backfire, and make matters worse, Lee said.
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But there is always a nagging doubt that when the going gets tough, the attacking midfielder might once again prove anonymous.
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"I've never really watched 'Everybody Loves Raymond' but whenever there's a joke about a nagging wife or whatever, we're like, "Raymond!
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However, I still have this nagging feeling that I&aposm wasting that money by letting it sit in a savings account.
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Despite the nagging flaw that is Aquaman's hyper-extended plot, the movie delivers in its action sequences and its bright visuals.
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A nagging vector always trails veteran bands continuing to make music during a period they can no longer call their own.
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Even when I thought I was feeling tangible benefits, I couldn't shake the nagging thought that it all might be a placebo.
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In Us, Jordan Peele has made another socially-conscious horror movie out of this nagging, subconscious feeling of self-doubt and unease.
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The opposition -- diffuse and decentralized -- will go to ground, revert to a nagging insurgency and retain some capacity to harass the regime.
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As any nagging cybersecurity expert will tell you, keeping your software up-to-date is the brushing and flossing of digital security.
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For many it inspired nagging questions: Had Avery, already exonerated once for a violent crime he didn't commit, been wrongfully convicted again?
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He wanted her to adopt a sexier look, nagging her to wear crop tops and acrylic nails and pierce her belly button.
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Here you'll find the full expression of all sorts of nagging doubts about the movie that you didn't even realize you had.
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For another, they can enjoy their city blanketed in snow without the nagging concern that one must do what must be done.
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The best way to kick nagging colds, tackle tough travel periods and be at your best is to make sure you sleep.
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Just one more thing that sounds minor but ends up nagging at the corners of your consciousness, nibbling away at the illusion.
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So it's only natural to feel that nagging sense of guilt when you leave your home and leave your furry friend behind.
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"One thing that's been particularly nagging my mind is how to understand all of the behavioral biases that we've found," he says.
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Her Feminist Fridays series has all the answers to the nagging questions you're afraid to ask about feminism from an intersectional perspective.
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Heat point guard Goran Dragic missed his 763th game this season and his second straight — all due to a nagging knee injury.
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Yankees SS Didi Gregorius sat out on Monday and could miss Tuesday as well while resting a series of nagging injuries. 2.
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Mr Draghi has transformed the ECB, but 21 years after its creation, there are still nagging doubts about its strategy and firepower.
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Somehow, I heard that nagging in the back of my head a few days ago when I tried Briogeo's Don't Despair, Repair!
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As logical as all this seems, though, there is nevertheless a nagging sense that something is amiss with such high-priced assets.
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One of the nagging issues with Square's financials was a disastrous deal with Starbucks, which continues to weigh on the company's profitability.
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But the e-commerce firm would still need to handle issues of payment in the background, without nagging consumers for insurance details.
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If your intuition won't stop nagging you, and your love interest is acting secretive, there are certain facts you need to know.
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But there's one little mystery that's been nagging at us for far too long now, and it needs to be talked about.
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We're buying a flat, I'm nagging to get a dog, trying to do a course, and getting itchy feet in my job.
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They say labelers may at least in part explain the nagging conundrum of American income inequality — and perhaps how to fix it.
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After surveying the frontier of sex industry-focused blockchain startups, I have one, nagging question: Who's buying coins like TIT and why?
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Entry into force means WIPO can start nagging signatory countries into fulfilling their promises and making the treaty's provisions into actual law.
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The result: A surreal combination of utilitarian federal operations, breathtaking natural habitat, untapped Hamptons real estate, and a nagging sense of foreboding.
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In addition to disgust for Mr. Trump, many callers shared one nagging concern: that the other side was unlikely to be persuaded.
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There's a darkly comic streak in Patrick's plight, but also the nagging specter of the traumatic childhood that left him so damaged.
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Murphy did not start the final two games of the weekend series in San Francisco while dealing with a nagging hamstring injury.
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We recently decided we don't need to repair our barn this year; it's only a nagging issue, not a problem-causing one.
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They did, however, gain something from their months there: a nagging anxiety about what might lie in store in the years ahead.
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But the equities mood in Europe soured as Deutsche Bank shares hit another record low on nagging worries about the lender's health.
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Clinton's email troubles have damaged her presidential campaign and contributed to a nagging sense of voters that she is untrustworthy and deceptive.
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Not long ago, I moved apartments, and beneath the weight of work and lethargy a number of small, nagging tasks remained undone.
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An ex-boyfriend of mine once confided that my nagging sounded like the entire panel of 'The View' talking over one another.
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Then there are the nagging injuries that had caused Porzings to miss ten and then 17 games over the past two seasons.
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We all know the word for nagging promotional emails sent with no regard for the general well-being of our inboxes: spam.
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And by furtive degrees, you become conscious of their nagging, growing awareness that their private realm of anarchy is beginning to dissolve.
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But more likely, my nagging was just irking them, and it had nothing to do with their ovaries, testes or pituitary gland.
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The Carolina Panthers quarterback has dealt with a series of nagging injures, and had been somewhere between ineffective and bad all season.
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But every time I check the news, I can't shake the nagging feeling that something bigger has been lost during this pandemic.
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It would be more than two months before his next fishing trip, and Arcentales could not escape the nagging sense of failure.
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The technologies can "come across as a nagging parent; no one wants to be constantly told they aren't driving correctly," says Kolodge.
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Since she relies on Andrew for babysitting his little sister and for minor housekeeping, she can quickly turn from solicitous to nagging.
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But there is also a nagging awareness that Biden will need to do better to win the nomination, much less defeat Trump.
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"Defendant &aposDevin Nunes&apos Mom&apos likewise posts satirical patronizing, nagging, mothering comments which ostensibly treat Mr. Nunes as a misbehaving child."
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That nagging sensation at the back of your mind, the tingling that goes off anytime someone mentions the upcoming historic solar eclipse?
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"My mother has been nagging me about this for years," Ms. Sui said at a table in the tennis center's V.I.P. area.
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It keeps my interpersonal-emotional tank full and also reduces the daily number of nagging dysmorphic thoughts that pass through my brain.
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Frigid Farrah is not alone in providing her user with a replica of a human partner without the nagging complication of consent.
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The whole time, you're plagued by the nagging feeling that none of it matters, that the security apparatus is all a charade.
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But, as she has aged, she is at least as often in colloquy with herself, her memories, the nagging binds of conscience.
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A neck massager Knots and nagging back pain can interfere with daily activities — and even if they don't, they're just plain annoying.
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Think of those deranging modernist masterpieces — Djuna Barnes's "Nightwood" or Jane Bowles's "Two Serious Ladies" — their dream logic and dark, nagging charisma.
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So when they come back around to play in the W.N.B.A., you have half of your players injured, playing through nagging things.
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The one nagging question around Venmo, however, is if the service can become a money-maker, instead of a money-loser, for PayPal.
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It was after a summer hospitalization there that Bush decided to forego any further medical intervention for myriad nagging health woes, Barbara says.
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The phonelike screens used in the majority of head-mounted displays created a nagging problem: They were placed right next to your eyeballs.
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Second, President Trump is taking the 100 percent "not guilty" plea when it comes to these nagging questions about his team and Russia.
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Between their nagging screens and their gamifying tendencies, today's crop of meditation apps might well drive you to find a lower-tech alternative.
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It added to the nagging feeling, still, that this wasn't real and she was just playing a scientist on TV. Stella was incredulous.
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The songs on Candy-O quiver with subdued alarm, a nagging feeling that something substantive has been excised, but you can't place what.
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But with nagging uncertainty, they received information that led them to reopen it in 2011, and now deem her death "suspicious," say authorities.
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Elevating the women of Tag to more than just the nagging spouse or the romantic interest was a priority for director Jeff Tomsic.
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In both of his McGregor fights, that nagging scar tissue above right eyebrow opened again—for the 8th time during his professional career.
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But I was left with this nagging question: was I simply getting tired of roguelikes or were these games just doing it poorly?
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And like the typical Punjabi mother she was, nagging her daughters on how they should keep house, she needed to lecture Pakistan first.
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Since yesterday's Apple event, your thoughts have probably been consumed by a single, nagging concern: What the hell does SE stand for anyway?
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Any themes it's trying to get across are undermined by the nagging feeling that Serenity isn't even sure of the story it's telling.
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For example, one of my nagging questions was about the origins of the phrase "under my roof," which Catholics now say during Mass.
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Rocco's husband and son came down with profuse nosebleeds, her daughter had recurring headaches and nausea, and Rocco herself had nagging respiratory problems.
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Encounters like these could be absolutely nothing, but as a POC there is always that nagging question of why we receive different treatment.
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I'm not really into that, so the nagging has proven effective at getting me to explore using my powers in increasingly overcharged ways.
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Have you ever written a joke to a comment, followed by a little nagging question of whether you really should have said that?
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Numb except for a sore rump — and the vague, nagging feeling that my life choices had betrayed me...again (I'm used to it).
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She's walking a difficult line in her company: If she comes on too strong, she could be seen as shrill, nagging, and unfeminine.
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It's difficult, watching this film—to be fair, almost any documentary—without that nagging phrase tickling the back of your brain: merely illustrative.
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Clinton moved on several fronts on Monday to confront nagging doubts about her candidacy, despite her comfortable lead in many swing-state polls.
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When you feel that nagging desire to dictate other people's behavior, this will inevitably blow up in your face and make you unhappy.
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Perhaps nervous that viewers would find her nagging or hectoring, she missed some obvious chances to call Mr. Trump out on his errors.
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Primary backup: Kyle Allen2019 outlook: Cam Newton recently told reporters that he "feels like a rookie again," quelling some concerns about nagging injuries.
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A question kept nagging at me as I plowed through the catalog of horrors recounted here: What is the gain for my pain?
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There could be a limited rotation of cornerbacks, too, as Rodgers-Cromartie has periodically been sidelined in recent seasons because of nagging injuries.
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One of the book's nagging passages depicts parks on winter afternoons, where "those who do not work, who produce nothing" idle on benches.
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He doesn't slow down because he can't, not even with chronic knee tendinitis and other nagging injuries that have bothered him all season.
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"They help clear the mind of all the nagging small moving parts and let you look at some clean lines," Ms. Reichardt said.
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They both shrug it off, but when Hammerschmidt receives his notes back from the agents, it's clear that something is nagging at him.
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Four years later, his knee began to ache, and the pain became more constant over time, nagging almost "like a toothache," he said.
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If the prices don't bother you, then neither should my nagging sense that the cooking is not as exciting as it could be.
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Few of us enjoy doing chores (or nagging others to do them.) But technology can help bring a little playfulness to the grind.
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As Mr. Ghosh, a former White House technology adviser to President Barack Obama, made the four-hour drive, troubling questions started nagging him.
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How to Revisit the Ghosts of Your Past Instead of pushing them aside, confront your nagging memories and make your own happy ending.
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Even if politicians refrained from publicly attacking Kuroda, investors would have nagging doubts about how immune the central bank was to political interference.
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But this passion in the democracy reform space is still paired with a nagging dread over how much work there is to do.
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Spending time in both England and North America is a good way to relax away from the media in Britain constantly nagging them.
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Yet if that's a boon to consumers, there's a nagging sense that such wanton abundance and convenience will come with tradeoffs for studios.
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Whether in Stockholm or Minneapolis, Scandinavians have a tendency to joke about the way their sense of responsibility is always nagging at them.
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But the nagging question remains: Can I trust that the airplane I am about to fly is not going to override its pilots?
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What I leave unaddressed — persistent pain, nagging uncertainty about a diagnosis, a social dilemma — tends to stay that way, begetting yet another visit.
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After nagging from actual friends to "stick up for myself", I've started to accept the bitter truth: Some people just won't like me.
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No surprise, then, that Goldblum seems a little lonely and marooned in the latest venture, which suffers from a nagging case of Smithlessness.
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Distractions were assumed to be external threats, random and dumb and always nagging at us: device notifications, blaring advertisements, pointless meetings, small talk.
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We start to feel the feelings of Daisy and Billy, and we forget the nagging question about who is telling this story anyway?
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Though this observer could not quite place the yarn-bomb poncho, he was left with a nagging sense of having seen it before.
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When I wake up the next day, I feel a bit of nagging guilt and I wonder, should I have just gone out?
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It gets at a nagging feeling that everything that once seemed solid might be starting to slip away, crumbling from the top down.
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Never-knowing is never easy, and it's a nagging feeling that tugs at the memory of Kemi Olusanya, better known as DJ Kemistry.
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If you have one of those nagging sensations that you might be forgetting something important, it could be the impending arrival of Mother's Day.
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And he learned that that nagging sensation was spot on—over the last 30 years, computers have actually gotten slower in one particular way.
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Any nagging doubt in your head, that some of those projects in the United States will get rolled back over the next four years?
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After President Obama delivered his farewell speech last night, one question kept nagging at us as we wiped away our tears: Where was Sasha?
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The life lessons it ultimately imparts are perfectly reasonable, but they're also ones you've heard from your own nagging parents dozens of times before.
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It eliminates the nagging desire to order all your takeout meals on an app, and ensures you'll stick to whatever dietary restrictions you have.
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One night in and she's already nagging him for attention – if that's not the makings of an epic romance, we don't know what is!
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But the amount of blood in the bedroom where Ms. Neulander was found left the authorities with nagging suspicions about how she had died.
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Appropriately, the tunes are punchy and clear, but some nagging hesitation prevents them from completely rocking out, instead of jumping and twitching with frustration.
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Although he struggled in the playoffs, perhaps because of a few nagging injuries, it quickly became clear that most Mets fans wanted him back.
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If you, like me, spend a lot of time shouldering the nagging anxiety of an ever-depleting phone battery, you've probably heard of Anker.
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The country's recovery belies the urgency of pension, education and labour reforms, as well as nagging corruption and a rise in trans-Mediterranean migration.
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At the end of the day, you will have been extremely busy, but with a nagging feeling that you have achieved nothing of substance.
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Every once in a while though, I get a nagging feeling from a lack of purpose, There's gotta be more to it than this.
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The high school senior from Palm Bay, Florida, had been nagging her parents to send her to Woodward since she was nine years old.
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In order to mitigate the issue, Microsoft will alert users of old IE versions with a nagging notice, prompting them to upgrade their browser.
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Most of these patients will force themselves to ignore their nagging toothache if they're rationing funds to ensure that they can afford other medications.
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He says he's grateful to ayahuasca for making him feel less broken, but it also awakened a nagging desire for personal and spiritual growth.
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There's also a nagging historical sense that the Church sort of blew it with the Chinese Rites controversy in the 17th and 18th centuries.
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No one wants the car to be a nagging nanny, but turning these features off defeats the purpose of alerting you to potential trouble.
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All in all, albeit it's gross appearance, I had no nagging regrets of drinking a days worth of recommended sugar in one freaky cup.
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I had moments when I couldn't ignore the nagging fear that in my quest for fairness, I was being unfair to my own daughter.
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Full control, minus shareholder nagging, could allow Alibaba to boldly experiment with "online to offline", or O2O, shopping using Intime as a test bed.
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Shortly before Facebook held its blockbuster public offering in 2012, one of its top execs attempted to refute a nagging question about the company.
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BEIJING — Jiang Yilei is the girl next door who rants about dieting and nagging parents in the living room of her cluttered apartment here.
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WeWork put to rest a nagging subject of speculation Tuesday with the announcement that Adam Neumann, the controversial founder, would step down as CEO.
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Her newfound self-awareness has transformed reality into a nagging case of the hiccups, with déjà vu cycling in and out of her mind.
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He was a disaster waiting to happen, and Cindy and her sister, Jan, kept nagging him to give up driving, but he was stubborn.
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When I point out a procedural or compliance issue in their area of responsibility, I'm a mom nagging them about a bad report card.
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Treasury yields had tracked the decline in Europe amid weak numbers in the region and on nagging doubts about U.S.-China trade. .
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Woods's back was already nagging him, and he crumbled to all fours after hooking a fairway metal that sent spasms shooting along his spine.
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Instead of looking unstoppable, Curry produces the nagging sensation that he's quite stoppable, if only someone would just do what it takes stop him.
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But I do have another question that keeps nagging at me: The existence of time crystals on Boreth doesn't seem to be a secret.
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Upon recently realizing I hadn't constructed a Thursday crossword since 2012, the above popped in my mind again, accompanied by that same nagging feeling.
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But there is a nagging part of me that wants to go deeper, again, even though I know I'll have to suffer for it.
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In the months before our son was born, John had been experiencing a string of nagging illnesses, including intestinal distress and a persistent cough.
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It was a deflating finish to the year which Medvedev said had left him with nagging thoughts he might never scale such heights again.
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That nagging feeling followed me as I watched a sweeping effort to reduce the number of documented and undocumented immigrants entering the United States.
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Treasury yields had tracked the decline in Europe amid weak numbers in the region and on nagging doubts about U.S.-China trade. .
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The Penn State product — who is nursing a nagging ankle injury — has accrued just 610 rushing yards and three total touchdowns on the season.
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Mets 230, Yankees 5 After missing two months with a nagging hip injury, Mets outfielder Yoenis Cespedes returned from the disabled list on Friday.
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The only thing that could have possibly got in the way of your enjoyment was the nagging neurosis of maybe not totally understanding cricket.
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And with so little concrete evidence to back it up, the nagging feeling that you aren't being treated equally can be hard to proactively fix.
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"My mom's been nagging me for years, but I've never done it until Dr. Peterson," a 303-year-old named Lion Arar told the Times.
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It's the kind of nagging doubt that might help to finally put a ceiling on Trump's support and give Rubio the extra time he needs.
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That's the nagging part of communication: in pursuit of that understanding of someone else's perspective, and trying to get across your own, things become tangled.
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Before a recent vacation, an assistant promised to handle his inbox so he wouldn't have to come back to an avalanche of nagging, unanswered emails.
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It intelligently brings you answers that are only tangible when human input meets data, allowing you to stop with the nagging and focus on managing.
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And there was a nagging voice I heard at the same time every day, like some sort of chant or incantation, unnerving in its consistency.
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The nagging question on the tip of every investor's tongue is whether or not the Trump stock market rally had gone too far, too fast.
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In year two, as Marc Gasol's primary backup thanks to Brandan Wright's nagging groin injury, Davis is averaging 3.9 points and 3.2 rebounds per game.
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It's a constant, nagging reminder that you're not exactly the polished and well-oiled professional machine that some other members of society seem to be.
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Seemingly overwhelmed by the unpredictable environment that had cost his men's lives, he became withdrawn and fatigued from lack of sleep and a nagging infection.
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If there's one drawback about the medication, aside from the occasional hot flash, it's that Parke has to continually confront that nagging fear of needles.
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There's a rolling momentum here that works to neutralize my nagging feeling that the album is probably a quarter longer than it needs to be.
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A broader view of this kind mitigates a second nagging doubt—about the sectoral bias that emerges when stocks are sorted by price-to-book.
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Gretchen Moll plays as a selfish, neurotic drunk without a care for her grieving son, and Michelle Williams plays a nagging, sour-faced, misanthropic hoser.
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At the same time, while starting over might feel pretty good initially, you also won't be able to shake that nagging feeling that you bailed.
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When there are no coworkers around to help you measure your own performance, you might develop a constant, nagging feeling that something is not right.
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All-Star small forward Kawhi Leonard, center Pau Gasol and power forward LaMarcus Aldridge will rest while others will sit out due to nagging injuries.
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But even if Kanye is justified in all this, there's the nagging fear that he'll just hurt someone's feelings onstage at an event like that.
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Jaylen Brown missed his third straight game for the Celtics because of a nagging back injury, resulting in Marcus Smart's third start of the season.
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But the Jamaican speedster has battled some nagging injuries this year, and the competition — chiefly American sprinter Justin Gatlin — is eager to chase him down.
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Growing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, coupled with nagging concerns about China's economic growth, rattled confidence in some of the industry's key players.
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But given the escape of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi along with many other fighters, there is a nagging question whether celebration is premature.
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Emma Roller The legendary insult comic Don Rickles supposedly has one nagging fear in the back of his head when he goes out on onstage.
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While watching The Sinner season 2's most important episode yet, Wednesday's "Part VI," a nagging sensation might start rise up in a viewer's mind.
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But the Florida seantor has faced nagging questions about his parth to victory, having finished no higher than second in the first four Republican contests.
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When perfection is your goal, you're always left with a nagging sense of failure that makes you want to give up or reduce your effort.
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When perfection is your goal, you're always left with a nagging sense of failure that makes you want to give up or reduce your effort.
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Near the end of 2018, the bond market has been flashing warning signs about a possible economic slowdown, while investors fret about nagging trade tensions.
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That urge for control has left some Cubans with nagging doubts about what this trip, and the change in United States-Cuba relations, really means.
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After more than a year and a dozen-plus installments of this column, one nagging question has lurked in the margins: Can Sportscore be punk?
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I'm going to watch the Penguins and the Capitals put on a show, and ignore the nagging feeling that it might be two weeks early.
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So I asked him the question that had been nagging at me ever since I began to think about Cam Newton and Cam Newton's family.
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"I'd always had these nagging questions about why the Fed stepped in with Bear Stearns and A.I.G. but not Lehman," he told me this week.
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So she went into the start of the year with this nagging knee injury we thought was going to be O.K. and then it wasn't.
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In July, Peele became a father himself, and he wants, as best he can, to protect his son from these nagging mysteries of the self.
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The first season, which was relatively faithful to the book, was chilling and validating, an amplification of and a vessel for nagging fears and frustrations.
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But one nagging question lingered for Google, which makes nearly all of its money from selling online advertisements: Is it finally serious about making devices?
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But all along, there was the nagging issue that the Virginia government never actually seemed to have made any policy changes to help the company.
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Irving has played in only 20 games in his first season in Brooklyn thanks to a nagging shoulder injury that will require season-ending surgery.
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The lawyers for the Crutcher family visibly bristled, perhaps with a sense of helplessness, or with nagging regret that they could have perhaps done more.
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Because the nagging core question for the bloc — what are the advantages of an often unwieldy union of 27 countries over a single nation-state?
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The Conservative Party landslide has shattered debilitating tensions and answered nagging questions that have haunted Britain and Europe since the first Brexit vote in 2016.
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There is, of course, the nagging question of how to pay for a massive infrastructure overhaul in the face of a $28503 trillion national debt.
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Filling out the team are an Anger Girlfriend (for nagging) and a Mundanity Girlfriend (for staring absently out the window and providing silent neutral company).
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Tehran responded to the US measures with what it called "strategic patience" -- while nagging the Europeans to make up for the effect of US sanctions.
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Republicans have already slammed Democrats for talking down the economy when they have raised questions about nagging concerns, from low wage growth to income inequality.
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President Donald Trump faces a big question for his State of the Union address Tuesday night — whether to mention the Russia investigation nagging his administration.
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One nagging question for many is whether Mr. Trump was really doing all this for himself, rather than in pursuit of the American national interest.
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But now he looked at the phone, and the nagging whisper in his head was suddenly a screaming alarm: He was in the wrong job.
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As Rosin wrote: Despite the nagging existence of Val Schnurr and Misty Bernall's best efforts to humanize her daughter, the Cassie myth has taken root.
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But there's one nagging problem: The movie spends a lot of time resisting how gleeful and impossibly playful the Power Rangers are meant to be.
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In one 2008 clip, pundits were arguing that men wouldn't vote for Hillary Clinton because she reminds them of their nagging wives when she speaks.
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Clinton's inner circle, the boasting about her achievements in Libya had given way to a "nagging worry that it would go south," one senior aide said.
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I've lost count of the number of times I've felt like I'm forgetting something only to realize what was nagging at me hours or days later.
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"I've always kind of said that Philip K. Dick's female characters are either 'the hot secretary' or 'the nagging wife,' with very few exceptions," he says.
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Inquisitive millennials are more likely to Google the answers to nagging questions rather than asking a human for help, according to results from a new survey.
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But the nagging fear of an eventual American withdrawal, perhaps as part of a power-sharing agreement with China in Asia, still gnaws at South Korea.
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The first addition is notifications for riders, which pretty much serve as a nagging friend telling you that you're running late and need to hurry up.
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And so, among the mysteries still swirling in the case, is the nagging question: What may have motivated someone like that to do something like this?
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Stretched capital levels are a nagging concern for investors in the bank, who fear UniCredit may need to sell new shares to boost its financial strength.
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No longer did a little cloud hang over me, the nagging feeling you get when you know you're supposed to do something and can't remember what.
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From a personal point of view, she said in a post-interview email message, the documents have helped piece together nagging questions about her own history.
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This will have a bigger impact in terms of collecting ratings and reviews from a larger audience, as many people dismiss the nagging review prompts today.
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The fifth-year player was signed to a one-year deal with Cincinnati, his hometown team, before sustaining a nagging ankle injury in the season opener.
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"Slavery is the nagging, unrelenting shame of America that continues to deny the true promise of the country to too many of its citizens," he said.
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That said, I'm hesitant to give Laurel the Fishy this week, because I can't get past the nagging doubt that she may have missed her moment.
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An excuse to give that nagging, lazy part of your brain to explain why you're walking to work when hopping in a Lyft seems so tempting.
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A nagging lower-body injury is his primary worry however, with Anton Forsberg in line to make his fourth straight start if he can't play. 1.
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Growing trade tensions between the U.S. and China, coupled with nagging concerns about the Chinese economy have rattled confidence in some of the industry's key players.
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Most importantly, though, Huang's result lays to rest nagging worries about whether sensitivity might be some strange outlier in the world of complexity measures, Servedio said.
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But nagging back pain and spasms forced him to withdraw from competitions, including the Masters, which he first won in 1997 at just 21 years old.
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Stocks slipped for a second day as investors took profits in the resources and banking sectors amid nagging concerns over key commodity consumer China's growth outlook.
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Zak's teenage plan seemed on track until, after spending a semester in a pharmacy grad school in Georgia, a nagging desire stopped him in his tracks.
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Alternatively, they can finally respond to the pop-up message that has been nagging recalcitrant users to do so for the better part of a year.
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China and the United States now only have 90 days to sort out nagging trade issues that have been in contention for years, if not decades.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Twice Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova has withdrawn from next week's Rogers Cup in Toronto with a nagging forearm injury, Tennis Canada announced on Friday.
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It was supposed to be one of the largest weather events of its kind, but it didn't do much to relieve California's nagging drought, AccuWeather reported.
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Oil prices slid on Monday, breaking below technical support levels as investors kept selling on growing U.S. production, possible global supply growth and nagging trade tensions.
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Even so, there is still the nagging question of why Tesla would bother buying and integrating a solar-panel player at this moment, if at all.
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In a rare moment of vulnerability, he tells her that he's been wondering if that nagging memory is the reason he is the way he is.
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Luckily for Ms. Hall, her former editor, Jonathan Karp, shared her obsession with "Dark Debts," and her nagging feeling that the book could have been better.
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RW Chris Neil remained out of the Ottawa lineup on Monday after missing Game 1 because of what coach Guy Boucher said was a nagging problem.
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The nagging question, though, is whether enough players share my love for this stuff; something tells me Activision didn't think so, and I can't fault them.
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Is the light mystical, the stuff of dreams, or a nagging reminder that radiation is constantly leaking into our water and air, slowly poisoning our world?
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Oil prices extended a recent slide, dropping about 3 percent to a 10-month low in heavy trading, amid nagging worries over a global crude glut.
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He said the nagging sense that Phil Jackson, who was then the Knicks' president, was "forcing me out," gradually snuffed out his devotion to the franchise.
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In January 2018, after years spent nagging and cajoling his neighbors, Mr. Faillace, an employment lawyer, finally got what he wanted, but at a steep price.
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Maybe we'll be able to offer a clearer forecast on how to answer these nagging questions when we get to the regular-season midpoint in January.
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During the GOP debates, I kept having this nagging memory tugging at the back of my mind — some movie I'd seen, some character I half-remembered.
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Not only did he reduce me to the ugliest possible stereotype — the pathetic, simpering girlfriend nagging for a diamond — but he did it behind my back.
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But her vague decades-long claim alone was enough to set off the alarms, because it continues to be such a nagging issue for tribal nations.
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They called other volunteers, asking them to bring fresh changes of clothes, a car seat from Target, and medicine for Adela, who had a nagging cough.
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Our most insidious distractions are self-perpetuated; they are the personal concerns nagging at us throughout the day or the too frequent reaches for our phones.
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He saw that drivers were given huge piles of packages to deliver and were barraged by constant nagging calls from dispatchers checking in on their progress.
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Instead, he mostly restructured the scouting and player-development systems and hired Ross to erase the nagging sense that the core of the team had peaked.
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Celtics Coach Brad Stevens said that Thomas had a nagging injury that he aggravated a week ago during the second-round series against the Washington Wizards.
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After dragging my feet on getting life insurance for the last several years, it&aposs now one less thing nagging at the back of my mind.
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The second half of 2019 has been relatively quiet for Williamson, as he has yet to play in the NBA due to a nagging knee injury.
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That makes "disavow" perfect to mollify nagging reporters: You demonstrate your willingness to repudiate racists, but in a way that won't actually leave racists feeling repudiated.
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What brought me back to my work often was the nagging reminder that someone else was invested in it, too, even if they were a stranger.
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Maybe you want to make some nice floral centerpieces for a party, or maybe the nagging pressure to find a hobby has hit you at last.
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It triggered an insecurity complex in Bieber so nagging he went on a petty crime spree that has perhaps permanently soured him in the public eye.
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Read them again, take any nagging sports fandom you feel out of the equation, and think about what he's actually expressing: I'm bored at the office.
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She's written as that nagging back-of-the-head voice that suggests something important has been forgotten, or that it's time to put two and two together.
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If those feeds are updating much less regularly, you can leave them for a day or more without a nagging doubt that you're missing out on something.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)There are also other nagging issues like the e-ink screen's lack of a backlight and its ability to only read standard PDFs.
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So we sat down to discuss how Marvel got to this point, consider Endgame's nagging issues, and figure out what the film's ending means for Marvel's future.
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While most LinkedIn users probably visit the site infrequently, or because of a deluge of nagging emails, LinkedIn's new design makes navigating the site a lot easier.
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After years of incessant nagging, foot-stomping, breath-holding, pleading, and outright threats, our makeup prayers have finally been answered: There is now a Naked Matte palette.
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Second seed Simona Halep, who is battling a nagging Achilles problem, faces a qualifier first up while third seed Garbine Muguruza meets 86th-ranked Estonian Annett Kontaveit.
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Click here to view original GIFCan't shake that nagging, guilty feeling that you should have dragged your butt up the stairs every time you take the elevator?
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No matter what kind of life you have, to tackle nagging problems in your family, with friends, at work, in the wider world, you need buy-in.
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It's just as true in space as it is on Earth: the best way to kick off the New Year is by doing all those nagging chores.
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Even the Live Aid performance, which is loud, and bold, and powerful, is blighted by the nagging thought that one could just find the original on YouTube.
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But in September, the chef said she felt "an ache in my left hip and I had this nagging feeling that something wasn't right," she told DeGeneres.
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The other nagging concern for the many bulls out there is that Chinese mines will respond to higher prices by lifting production and filling any supply gap.
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If Vizcaino can overcome the nagging injuries that seemed to hit him at inopportune times last season, he could very well take the closing duties on merit.
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Butler missed three games earlier on the trip due to a nagging heel issue before returning to score 25.83 points in Friday's 115-97 loss at Phoenix.
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For an impressionistic survey, type "gossip" into Google, click on "images" and see who appears to be doing it; then try the same with "nagging" and "bossy".
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The negative implications of this rule for women's health cannot be ignored, but lurking in the background of these two rules is the nagging question: What next?
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The world's biggest banks, for which London is a second home if not their first, have plenty of other worries: profits are thin, regulators nagging, investors impatient.
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And above all, there's a nagging concern that we've ceded too much of our privacy to social media, and too much of our decision-making to algorithms.
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Canada's dispute with China has been a nagging headache for Trudeau, and there have been no signs that it will go away before the October national election.
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New York (CNN Business)Wall Street has swiftly marked down its hopes for corporate profits because of decelerating economic growth, nagging trade tensions and turbulent oil prices.
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Adjust the sliders to make the sound more sleepy or lively, how many nagging meows you can tolerate, and even the loudness of the inhales and exhales.
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My twenties were more of a muted, winding failure, a constant nagging at the back of my mind that I was wasting the best of my life.
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With that in mind, what actions the Fed takes to address a near-term shock may have lasting implications for how it tackles its nagging inflation problem.
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But if you're getting a nagging sense that the person you're with is not bringing out the best in you, it's worth paying attention to that feeling.
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But there's still the nagging problem that most of the people of color on the series, save Rosario Dawson's Claire Temple, are affiliated with the bad guys.
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For a full day, I was irrevocably freed from the endless wars on social media comment sections, and the nagging need to constantly fact-check my sources.
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If Durant can't shake his nagging injury, the Warriors may start to miss King James, after dueling with LeBron at this stage four years in a row.
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That said, there are two products I would use if not for the nagging questions I have about data collection: DNA testing and in-home voice assistants.
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On Wednesday morning, Time magazine unveiled its annual Person of the Year issue, inspiring much acclaim and one nagging question: Why is Taylor Swift on the cover?
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Such nagging practicalities may strike seasoned recreational users as mere nuisances, or even the sort of gauntlet through which the psychonaut must travail en route to enlightenment.
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Played by Andrea Riseborough, Nancy is a profoundly disturbed woman in her 30s who lives with her sickly, nagging mother (Ann Dowd) in a depressingly drab house.
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It does however feed that nagging suspicion that hangs over all sports in this era — the explanation for extraordinary accomplishment might prove more complicated than it appears.
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" Her mother (played by the national treasure Tovah Feldshuh) sings a ballad of nagging that includes the line "Are you using the lotion that I sent you?
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Like the kids, the parents' courtship could easily be cliched but proves oddly sweet, reflecting how those high-school issues and nagging doubts never really leave us.
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But with that sometimes comes a nagging sense of dread as our inbox fills with unread notes from colleagues: If I'm too unavailable, will I be ... forgotten?
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Second seed Simona Halep, who is battling a nagging Achilles problem, faces a qualifier first up while third seed Garbine Muguruza meets 86th-ranked Estonian Annett Kontaveit.
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They have not been recovered, and at the heart of the trial was the nagging question of whether they were hidden somewhere safe, sold or, worst, destroyed.
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Last year's runner-up Rafael Nadal missed the Brisbane warm-up event with the knee injury that struck at the end of last season still nagging him.
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Warren parries similar questions about nagging fears that after Clinton's loss in a brutal campaign against Trump, a safer choice might be a white, male, traditional candidate.
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But there is a nagging concern that the ads will have successfully seeped in questions of otherness in a community where the rural-urban divide is real.
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One nagging worry among officials here is that Trump won't attend key regional summits in Vietnam and the Philippines in November, mainly because he'll find them boring.
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The second Lent after the divorce, I wondered why I'd begun to feel a nagging guilt about Bill, but only watched all the rituals from the pews.
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The city's laundry list of nagging problems — decrepit public housing and decaying public transportation systems, for instance — takes some of the shine off of the mayor's successes.
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And despite a nagging electric banner at the top of the app to promote new videos, it seemingly hasn't caught fire in the immediate way Stories did.
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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This place is so pretty (and cheap), but over the past few months I've had the nagging feeling that it was the wrong decision, for lots of reasons.
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After all, there's a comfort that comes with a steady paycheck or cushy benefits, and that can often outweigh the nagging feelings of restlessness you may be experiencing.
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The result is that many women have a nagging uncertainty about how safe their method of contraception actually is, and end up seeking out information from unreliable sources.
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She tends to work furiously and long into the night, tweaking her material until the last minute while battling the nagging fear that she's left it too late.
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The only common thread: if I sit on the edge of my bed and press play, I can bring the nagging melancholy I've compartmentalized away to a head.
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So for now at least it looks like the international market will continue to recover, albeit with nagging worries about what happens next time the lira really lurches.
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On screen, Ankit and two of his friends cracked up at his portrayal of a bearded, mustachioed nagging father, chastising his son for ogling at women while driving.
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Goth, in particular, is somewhat reduced to playing the family's nagging conscience, which puts her in the unenviable place of either complaining or offering I-told-you-sos.
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We should defang the nefarious nagging of the nativists and re-read revolutionaries such as Thomas Paine and democratic thinkers like Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and Frederick Douglass.
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But if you're getting this type of nagging pain each time you exercise, then it's important to strategize your overall training plan to prevent it, Dr. Balmes says.
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The boy, who is referred to as Xiaopeng by the Chinese media, was fed up with his father's nagging over his smartphone usage, reported several local news outlets.
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Lots of women have had the nagging feeling at some point in their careers that if they were men, certain situations would've panned out more in their favor.
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Windows 10 will automatically download and start the upgrade process, depending on your Windows Update settings, but you can opt out and not receive nagging prompts to update.
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"Choice overload" can have negative effects, like the nagging worry you didn't get the right thing or feeling so overwhelmed you opt not to buy anything at all.
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On a visit to the cemetery where her son is buried, a short drive from the Naumkin house, I could sense something else nagging at his mother too.
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Schools across the country are just about to close for summer break, which means parents are just about start nagging their kids about getting too much screen time.
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Still, parents are parents, and even the most supportive ones might accidentally say something that you might interpret as nagging or pressure on your relationship, Dr. Salmon says.
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After experiencing the picture, you are left with the nagging suspicion that its retrograde ideology and its ravishing imagery are not contradictory attributes but are, rather, inextricably codependent.
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Dr. Jacob Towery, a child and adolescent psychiatrist, wrote an excellent piece for us about how nagging and scolding bad manners aren't as effective as praising good ones.
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This may be one reason why legal systems have historically been rather forgiving of men who go on rampages after too much wifely nagging or losing their jobs.
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Instead of allowing a deeper understanding of either gender, Catherine lets its straight, cis male hero get away with fucking another woman without his nagging girlfriend finding out.
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The nagging problem has been, for lack of a better term, the soullessness of these digital renderings, even when a living actor is around to help create them.
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The German-born righthander's Australian Open campaign, which also includes an ongoing title bid in women's doubles with Andrea Petkovic, has been achieved despite a nagging leg injury.
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"Homeland: Iraq Year Zero" is both an irrefutable proof of that statement and a nagging reminder that the statement is insufficient to address the ultimate tragedy of war.
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They were able to seek out the cop on their block for nagging quality of life concerns, like broken street lights and speeding cars or help with tutoring.
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Meanwhile, Kelly is refreshing as a character, if only because her defiant partying is a direct rejection of the nagging wife stereotype we've seen a thousand times before.
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"He's got some nagging things off and on, but nothing that most people at this stage in their career don't have," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said of Hardy.
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The Commonwealth Games will descend this week onto the Gold Coast's beaches, bringing with it the world's best athletes and nagging questions of relevance, competitiveness and economic impact.
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In my previous life, I was often asked about the work-life balance — that nagging question that working people, but especially women, are so often forced to parse.
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At the meeting in Colorado over the weekend, Vera Ortegon, the state's R.N.C. committeewoman, alluded to the president's nagging Republican critics in the form of a stern warning.
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All in all — and that includes daily bouts of nagging, arguing and whining — the average American spends barely more than half an hour a day on social communication.
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Newton, who had struggled with nagging injuries, was dominant, completing 22 of 29 passes for 33 yards and three touchdowns while running for 44 yards and a touchdown.
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Granted, one person's fantasy can easily be another's nightmare, but in this case, the likely effect on an even moderately discriminating viewer will merely be a nagging headache.
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Nagging uncertainty over the economic management of Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has resulted in laggard business activity, a weakness that is expected to persist in 2020.
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Rihanna featuring Drake "Work" (Roc Nation/Westbury Road) The year's ultimate earworm: nagging, insinuating and then irresistible, with a chorus for an era that demands relentless productivity. 2.
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Euro zone bond yields also edged back from record lows as the rise in oil prices eased nagging deflation concerns and follow Williams' Federal Reserve rate hike comments.
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In part, it credited that growth to "investment in marketing channels," as well as nagging buyers to add more items to their cart to qualify for free shipping.
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One of the things that made Jimmy Saul Goodman is the burden of, if not guilt, then that nagging feeling of having being somehow involved [in Chuck's demise].
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But data that helps cities make better-informed decisions about transit improvements could help Uber rise above the competition while also settling nagging thoughts about the company's trustworthiness.
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But no one, not even close friends or grief counselors, dared to discuss a nagging need that plagues many older women and men who outlive their sexual partners.
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They had continued launching new versions of Down to Lunch, in secret, under different names, but had a nagging sense they were being left out of something big.
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We see an X-ray of his brain, and then, peering closer, a Rorschach test, or Dalmatian spots, a nagging pattern that we recognize but can't quite place.
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Though our love persisted, it didn't conquer a nagging but mostly unvoiced tension about who was more valuable than who, who was a deficit and who was not.
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The learning curve gets steeper at a slam as players work their way through the grind of a two-week tournament, managing nagging injuries and the weight of expectations.
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On Monday, as she took rounds in the family medicine clinic, she was distracted by a nagging worry: How am I going to manage once the baby is born?
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She has had a nagging issue with her confidence, however, and said part of the problem in the past has been a lingering feeling of insecurity about her ability.
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But there's still that nagging feeling, that itch in the back of your mind, insisting quietly yet forcefully that you haven't escaped Mark Zuckerberg's data-slurping maw just yet.
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Here's the cast of True Detective season 3, so you don't spend the entire pilot episode distracted by the nagging sensation that arises when you just can't place someone.
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Do yourself a favor: click ahead to shop similar styles (and maybe avoid a nagging email from whoever it is that acts as the personal stylist in your life).
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As a non-discursive kind of writing, Siena's drawing speaks to a level of consciousness deeper than thought, bypassing the nagging intellect and going straight for the nervous system.
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A nagging challenge for climate change has been not only the denialism among key quadrants of the political class but difficulty getting the public to focus on the problem.
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It doesn't mar the whole, but it was the one loose thread that kept nagging at me after seeing the show, like all those Lord of the Rings endings.
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What's changed since all those other times he swore he'd release the returns, or pledged that he'd release them once out of the grasp of that nagging IRS audit?
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The HCR ManorCare business has been a nagging worry for HCP ever since the U.S. Department of Justice sued the unit in April last year over its billing practices.
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While not unhappy himself, he's plagued by a nagging sense that he should be doing better than he is — keeping up with successful high school classmates, climbing the ladder.
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That nagging problem leaves her puttering around the house in the wee hours of the night, desperately rearranging furniture and jerkily practicing sit-up routines out of exercise books.
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It was probably because I had gotten on her last nerve, nagging at the fact that my friends were allowed to wear foundation and body glitter but I wasn't.
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This year, however, semi-final defeats in Monte Carlo, Madrid and Barcelona suggested the 32-year-old was not at his rampant best, perhaps struggling with nagging knee problems.
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She was full of nervous energy, a nagging, jittery feeling that there was somewhere she needed to go, something else — something urgent and important — that she needed to do.
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Capricorns can be too judgemental of their suitors, imagining red flags everywhere and ultimately ending up with the nagging feeling that their prospect just doesn't have their shit together.
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Until we see a cultural shift that reduces the responsibilities women are expected to juggle, working moms are likely to feel burdened by their busy schedules and nagging guilt.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov, in particular, is a nightmare for McGregor, a Dagestani sambo master whose takedowns, top control, and submissions embody every nagging question that McGregor has yet to answer.
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Naturally, riders took their frustrations to Twitter, complaining about the near-constant service disruptions and the nagging feeling that things are only about to get worse for transit customers.
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Even as I got caught up in Sophia's lightning rise to success, messy love life, and indomitable spirit, something kept nagging at me: I could never wear those clothes.
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The story has a nagging, something's-wrong-but-I-don't-quite-know-what atmosphere that builds and builds until the gruesome realisation of what's really going on hits home.
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However, earlier in May reports emerged how Garbrandt was now uncertain to face his foe at UFC 213 with a nagging back injury not allowing to fight nor train.
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From here, I started chipping away at nagging bugs in the game, until—finally—I decided to branch these bugfixes off into an entirely new project, the Community Patch.
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Others have been drawn to the party by a vague but nagging belief that politics as usual has done more to serve politicians and moneyed interests than ordinary people.
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Haunted stares and enigmatic figures imbue the space with a nagging sense of uneasiness and foreboding, beginning with Tabouret's painting "The Eclipse" (2017), for which the exhibition is named.
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In July, Mr. Trump chose the clean-cut Mr. Pence as his running mate, bypassing Mr. Christie in part because of the nagging questions about the bridge closing scandal.
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" But, then he advanced a thesis that has been nagging at me ever since: "The greatest threat to the Republican majority, and to Trump's reelection, is rising interest rates.
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Mr. Kasich's victory in Ohio also shined a light on a nagging difficulty for Mr. Trump, and one of the Republican race's most revealing divides: the class fault line.
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Mayor Rahm Emanuel launched fiscal reforms last year that included debt restructurings after the city's credit ratings began to sink due to escalating pension costs and nagging budget deficits.
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There were voices of doubt around me, an internal nagging need to be seen as mature, the idea that abandoning such folly was a grown-up thing to do.
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I pretended to care about figures, phrases and a sterile way of thinking that muffled my real personality and kept those nagging ideas of freedom and happiness at bay.
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For the most part, it's managed by the medication I take every morning and night, but I have this nagging anxiety about when to introduce it in new relationships.
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The nagging sense that something better is out there may lead loan applicants to shop for a better deal while also completing underwriting with the first lender they found.
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The awareness of this potential has also bred a nagging, almost paralyzing fear among many wine drinkers that they have failed in pinpointing that blink-of-an-eye apogee.
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Arkansas voters decided in 2016 to legalize the plant for medical use, giving the state an opportunity both to develop a new industry and to address nagging social problems.
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It was the culmination of weeks of nagging pain that never fully resolved, even though Paxton and his elite fastball were averaging more than 12 strikeouts per nine innings.
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The nagging counterpoint to Rogers's death is that Chris Evans, who plays Rogers, reportedly renewed his Marvel contract in 2017 for at least one more movie post-Infinity War.
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I now find out from his sister that my boyfriend told his family I've been "nagging him for a ring" but he's just not ready to make a commitment.
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At the same time, both Ms. Merkel and Mr. Macron noted the nagging sores that continue to infect relations with Moscow, including the continuing wars in Ukraine and Syria.
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But Ryan's comments could fuel Trump's nagging concern that he cannot trust the party brass or Priebus' assertion Tuesday night that the party recognizes him as the presumptive nominee.
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But even in the public market, there&aposs the nagging question of how much longer investors will continue bidding up prices in the absence of an earnings growth rebound.
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When, later, I had a few moments to think strategically, the nagging thought arose: Yes, we can win on the battlefield, but is that enough to win the war?
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And what about the times when you have a nagging sense that you're being lied to but aren't certain and don't want to come across as paranoid or accusatory?
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But he felt the same helplessness, the same nagging doubt, as he had at the 2016 Masters, where he lost a five-stroke lead in the final nine holes.
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She was inspired by a lifelong fear of needles and a nagging conviction that there must be a better way to diagnose and prevent disease in the developed world.
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Rory McIlroy, however, will play the series despite earlier having said he would have three months off at the end of the year to recuperate a nagging back injury.
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Consumed by her nagging, overbearing affectations, the Jewish mother was to blame for the persistent woes of the Jewish American male — his anxiety, his neuroticism, his own assimilation failures.
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But it does add a bit more momentum to a nagging question Democrats have been dealing with (and putting off) for months: Do they try to impeach the president?
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Or that it is enough to free Wall Street from the nagging concern that even another year of growth in corporate profits leaves us uncomfortably close to the expansion's end?
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Wing said the study is important in that it addresses a nagging question about the PETM, but he is not yet sure that it's methods and conclusions are completely robust.
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Another part of me needed to investigate a nagging feeling: Every time I saw a black face in Detroit: Become Human, I felt suspicion, and questioned why it was there.
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"From the beginning, I had a nagging desire to gamify it," says Chief Strategy Officer and Tinder co-founder Jonathan Badeen, in a December live chat on discovery platform ProductHunt.
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After weathering a series of nagging injuries while appearing in 70 games in 2014-2015, he was disenchanted enough to publicly declare that he was likely finished at season's end.
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There's a beauty to the diversity — of identities, media, and styles — but there's also the feeling of a grab bag, plus the nagging question of whether it ghettoizes its participants.
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Adding split payments is a welcome, but long-overdue update that comes with plenty of benefits (no more nagging your friends for their portion of the trip afterward, for one).
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And even if Jason was depressed, one of the nagging questions for Bad River residents is what happened in the eight minutes between the 911 call, at 11:5003 a.m.
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Some say the practice reinforces what students learned during the day, while others argue that it put unnecessary stress on kids and parents, who are often stuck nagging or helping.
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Whether it's imposter syndrome rearing its ugly head or a nagging fear that financial frankness might destroy a friendship, for many women the ask is still difficult — no matter what.
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Instead of waiting until the last possible moment this year with a nagging fear that something's been lost in the shuffle, we decided to actually get ahead of packing dread.
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Top of the agenda: how to put more pressure on North Korea to drop its nuclear weapons program, and the nagging trade deficits the U.S. has with all five nations.
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"Joey plays through a lot of nagging things, so for him to say it's pretty sore meant a lot to me," Rangers manager Chris Woodward told reporters after Wednesday's game.
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Filled with striking imagery and a nagging sense of dread, the series also exhibits a disarming darkly comic streak, as Offred's looks and asides underscore the absurdity of her situation.
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And even while stories of open clashes are rare, some Muslim residents of Staten Island described to CNN the nagging feeling that they are being targeted because of their ethnicity.
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Ignore that nagging voice, the voice I've conjured, and try and drift into a plane of infinite being courtesy of a record with one of the most iconic basslines ever.
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Read MoreThe nagging problem with the stock market's rebound Along with the gains, professional investors have become strongly optimistic, another contrarian factor that could be contributing to the recent downturn.
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In the back of my mind as I am repeatedly suggested these matches over and over, even after we've dated, is the nagging issue of why it didn't work out.
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They said the baggy fits of Carhartt clothing and relatively gender-neutral looks of skater brands, like Altamont and Wildfang, have provided some refuge from the nagging problem of sizing.
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LONDON — Splendid news, fellow wizard enthusiasts: not only has J.K. Rowling launched a brand new website, but it also contains a handy FAQ section for our nagging Fantastic Beasts questions.
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"Often, I will tell friends whose wives are constantly nagging them about this or that that they're better off leaving and cutting their losses," wrote Trump in his 1997 book.
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While the plan is light on details, Republicans are uniting for the first time around a healthcare platform, something that could help eliminate one of the party's nagging political weaknesses.
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He had a number of nagging injuries, but he played in all 16 games and was graded as the ninth best wide receiver in the N.F.L. by Pro Football Focus.
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Between bodily changes, peer pressure, various identity crises, and that nagging tension between knowing everything and nothing at all, it's surprising that anyone makes it out of adolescence at all.
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I'm the same age as Bieber, 24, and this era of my life has been marked by a nagging uncertainty about who I am and who I want to become.
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I'd always been a fan of my father's ramblings about the stars and it's this and a nagging obsession with the Tardigrade's indestructibility that let me to pursue extraterrestrial mycology.
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Chris Sale, their ace starting pitcher, returned from a nagging shoulder injury late in the season only to see his velocity drop alarmingly in his final start before the playoffs.
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I was loud inside, too, a cacophony of swirling worries, nagging to-dos and then — beneath all that — a layer of thoughts I hadn't had time to think in months.
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There's an artist who uses Brown in his comic books, creating off Brown's creations, reassured by Brown's own nagging worries over his creations and bolstered by his perseverance through doubt.
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For much of the glamorous week in Cannes, I was plagued by a nagging question about the ad business and the global economy: What were all these people doing here?
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VICE created a safe, judgement free space with Commander Tom Higgins of the Ventura, CA Police Department, and he answered the questions that have been nagging at us the most.
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But once the excitement fades we tend to lose interest in things we don't truly care about, so they toil away half-completed, nagging at us and adding more stress.
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When she sat up she felt slightly woozy and for a moment, wondered whether this had all been a ruse; a nagging fear that she had been drugged and violated.
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The rise of the specialty camp Compounding the stress of summer break is the growing, nagging feeling that our kids aren't doing enough to get ahead during their time off.
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The former are helped along by tutors, consultants, and nagging parents; the latter scrape up money for test-taking fees and get what help they can from overworked school counselors.
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Meyers is an alchemist, combining low-stakes conflict (usually romantic, usually resolved) with plush aesthetics to create films that warm the soul and make you forget your nagging, ugly problems.
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The stakes don't feel high enough, partly because the strong element of satire leaves us with the nagging feeling that everyone involved (except Logan) is a lightweight or an idiot.
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It's mesmerizing, in a twitchy sort of way — but in place of depth and enigma, we get candy-colored titillation and a nagging sense that nothing exists beneath the surface.
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But there was still a nagging discrepancy — a five-degree tilt of the moon's orbit compared with the orbits of the planets and most everything else in the solar system.
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"This is specifically to get him some playing time," general manager Steve Yzerman said of Drouin (eight points in 19 games), who suffered nagging injuries over the last two months.
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" His marvelously evocative novel begins with a nagging question that New Yorkers who have a choice are beginning to ask again about their impossibly irrepressible city: "Why do we stay?
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He battled Bird for the first-base job this year, but both ended up on the opening-day roster thanks to a nagging back injury to center fielder Aaron Hicks.
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In this fraught, anxious era when so much seems amiss, when thoughts of the future tend toward trepidation, not hopefulness, we find ourselves grappling with a nagging sense of loss.
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Instead, both entered the tournament with nagging complaints that—combined with their fearsome opponents—proved to be too much, leaving tournament organisers scrambling to place a suitable replacement on Centre Court.
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If you choose to ignore your creative side, or the part of you that wants to have fun, expect it to start nagging at you in a deeper way than usual.
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Paradis, 28, has not missed a snap over the last three seasons despite battling nagging injuries, including issues that required him to have surgery on both hips during the 2017 offseason.
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Still, my nagging suspicion is that real change must begin in educational spaces like museums, arenas in which the public can learn to question and care about their relationships with nature.
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On top of the usual stressors (looking at you, checked-bag fees), there are bigger crowds, longer weather delays, and the nagging feeling that you forgot to pack Grandma's Christmas present.
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Building trust with students will, in the long-term, change the direction of massive economic forces like exploding student debt and nagging underemployment – achievements every bootcamp should work together to achieve.
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But the dramatic increases raise nagging questions about whether criminal assaults and harassment are on the rise or if the numbers actually reflect a growing willingness of victims to come forward.
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Yet the strategy is a familiar one to women trying to diffuse conflict and have few tools at their disposal because they can't afford to be perceived as nagging or reactionary.
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But even among the residents who badly want to see change, there is a nagging sense that no candidate in the field is capable of anything beyond promises and lofty rhetoric.
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Core capital at the Milanese bank, a nagging concern for investors who fear the lender may have to resort to a capital increase to boost its financial strength, was slightly lower.
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I have tried to lay off and take a more kind approach and not sound like I'm nagging, but my whole perspective is — I don't really care how much he earns.
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The debates are mainly a chance for voters to either reconfirm their instincts or realize that those nagging concerns at the back of their minds are just too much to ignore.
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Instead of nagging the office's existing employees to do better, Mueller chose to hire the best employees he could find, despite the risks involved with creating instability shortly into his tenure.
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We learn that Ralph Angel, on the other hand, is actually an ex-con who's parole officer is nagging him to get a full-time job with an actual pay stub.
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His abbreviated schedule has allowed him to make history, offering sufficient rest for a nagging back injury so that he can call upon his best tennis when he takes the court.
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But it wasn't until 2009, as a 48-year-old mom of three grown children, that Balascio decided to look deeper, sure that she had to act on her nagging concerns.
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Nagging concerns about Trump's ability to get things done, along with some anxiety about stretched equity valuations, have combined to cap the rally, and stocks have done little since early March.
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Mr. Duterte's no-nonsense message of strong solutions to nagging problems has resonated with some Filipinos who have become tired of the more measured tones of President Benigno S. Aquino III.
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"One of the nagging questions for the Hammond Family was how could Lt. Tiller remain employed after Chief Covington and the City Administration saw the video of Zachary's killing," he said.
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Moreover, the plan avoids tackling many of the Commonwealth's nagging systemic issues such as structural reforms and spending reductions while accepting the premise of economic decline over the next 10 years.
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Time slows down, the nagging irritations of our personal lives slip away, and we enter into a world imagined by an artist or artists that holds us captive for a while.
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Baker's poems depend on long acquaintance with a small place, where year-over-year comparison makes even the arrival of a feeding monarch or a nagging blue jay a standout event.
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He returned to the mound just over two weeks later against the Rays, but was forced to leave after one inning and 13 pitches because of the same nagging blister problem.
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I'm having more success than I ever had with Destiny, but I have this nagging worry that there's also less for me to aspire to with this take on 4v4 multiplayer.
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So, of course, attempting the list myself feels like the right thing to do; it's the only conceivable way to banish all those nagging regrets that keep me up at night.
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They describe the early, nagging doubts and the gritty reporting — from a magnifying glass to an urgent flight to Florida — that gave them the confidence to publish Mr. Trump's tax documents.
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Yet no matter how much he achieved or contributed — indeed, even after winning a Pulitzer Prize for journalism — he still had the nagging feeling that he didn't deserve to be here.
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And his success will revive the nagging question in the mind of many Mexicans these days: Will he be an agent for change, or the strongman of yet another Mexican revolution?
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After all the postcard-writing parties, the back-porch fund-raisers and the sidewalk and door-to-door volunteer work, there was always the nagging doubt: What if this wasn't enough?
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Norwegian has been out of morphine since March, and the shortages are part of a nagging problem that has intensified this year as a rash of decades-old staples became scarce.
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But as the social pressure to watch a football game — or at least be in the presence of others who are watching — mounts, you may find yourself with some nagging questions.
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And yet, thanks to Mr. de Sousa's superb performance, the movie often convincingly portrays not just the exploited condition of laborers such as Cristiano, but the nagging sadness of life itself.
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Much of the next portion of the picture plays like a therapy-resistant "Ordinary People," while the opening scene continues nagging the viewer that a thriller component is on its way.
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On the last season of Vanderpump Rules, she joined forces with Maloney-Schwartz to back best friend Doute into a corner, excessively nagging her about her toxic relationship with Brian Carter.
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Whether it&aposs a gash on the head from jumping off the couch, a strange-textured rash, a nagging cold, or nasty stomach virus, your children will inevitably experience it all.
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In the car, it is a navigator, a radio, a nagging distractor and a ready accessory to manslaughter; at work, it is both a vigilant assistant and an eager fellow shirker.
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But builders have nagging concerns — the cost and availability of developed lots and labor, the price of building materials and federal environmental regulations — that they say could hamper the market's recovery.
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Don't ignore Chrome's new password checkup feature If you've logged in to any accounts on Google Chrome recently, you've probably noticed a new pop-up nagging you about your password security.
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At this point, there's a nagging possibility that the president's silence now is the result of his frequent cheerleading and taking credit for the stock market's meteoric rise since his election.
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China posted economic growth of 6.7 percent in the first quarter - its slowest since 2009, and there are nagging doubts about the authorities' ability to engineer a turnaround without fuelling debt.
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John Hickenlooper called slavery "the nagging unrelenting shame of America, that continues to deny the true promise of this country to too many of its citizens" during the NAN convention Friday.
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With Machado in town, though, a big-picture question is perhaps more nagging: Will the Mets owners ever have it in them to pursue a major free agent from another team?
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With Machado in town, though, a big-picture question is perhaps more nagging: Will the Mets owners ever have it in them to pursue a major free agent from another team?
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Typical ingredients include a cough suppressant, an expectorant and an antihistamine, when better hydration or drinking hot tea with honey may be all someone really needs to quell a nagging cough.
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Gallace's gorgeous paintings tap into a pervasive national anxiety, an ill-defined feeling of threat coupled with a nagging sense that a bright promise is faltering and may be already gone.
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Gallace's local paintings tap into a pervasive national anxiety, an ill-defined feeling of threat coupled with a nagging sense that a bright promise is faltering and may be already gone.
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Nagging economic disparity has left nearly half of the country living in poverty while a mere sliver of society controls the rest — even as drug traffickers terrorize large parts of the nation.
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The device was bought by Agfa, a large camera company, and Mr. Fischer was on his way, coming up with hundreds of solutions to nagging technical problems over the next seven decades.
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Sinclair: So once there's a conveniently placed distraction, we're really going to have him go through what happens when you try to distract yourself from a nagging issue that won't go away.
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Throughout the first season of this mystery-comedy, viewers had one nagging thought: What if the conclusions that protagonist Dory (Alia Shawkat) has drawn about the disappearance of her friend are incorrect?
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Nagging doubts about post-service life make it trickier for the party to pare the PLA, even if today's demobilisations are better funded than in the past and soldiers' expectations more realistic.
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The big picture: Economists have increasingly linked market concentration with nagging economic problems, such as the stubbornness of relatively flat U.S. wages despite 3.7% unemployment, the lowest in almost a half century.
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Core capital at the Milanese bank, a nagging concern for investors who fear it may need a rights issue to boost its financial strength, was 210 percent at the end of March.
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But that is to ignore the nagging feeling that the events of 2016 may have marked a historic turning-point, and that the new era will be much more turbulent than before.
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Hong Kong (CNN)It's the nagging glitch in the US-China relationship that was inevitably mentioned during the first US presidential debate this week between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton -- cyber warfare.
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PANTHERS REST CAPTAIN Willie Mitchell, Florida's captain, has been placed on injured reserve for the foreseeable future, a move that could give him an extended rest to recover from some nagging injuries.
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Although many people think that Mr Trump cannot triumph in November, it is worth remembering that Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, is hampered by several nagging scandals that could conceivably deepen.
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While those interested must contact the site for prices, this item is priceless for anyone with an open office plan and a nagging coworker who's constantly asking to borrow their phone charger.
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Now, multiply that with a desire to escape a nagging awareness of constant war and devastation and you can start to see where "wanderlust" goes beyond a hashtag for some young Iraqis.
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Men who put themselves forward at work are "assertive", women who do the same are more often "pushy" or "bossy"; men are "persistent" whereas women are "nagging"; men are "frustrated", women "upset".
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Part of my apprehension stems from the nagging issues that have been weighing down recent episodes like Veronica's off-putting characterization and the complete sidelining of characters I previously enjoyed like Josie.
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Nagging concerns: Few, if any, defense officials, lawmakers and experts think Prince's plan would work, but there's concern that Trump – who revels in bucking the establishment – just might give it a shot.
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All men are cheating scumbags, Katherine is the "nagging shrew," and Catherine is a femme fatale who's later revealed to be a literal succubus who "tricks" men into cheating on their partners.
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Fergie — who, yes, became a mother in August 2013 — spells out "independent," rips a finger-wagging gospel breakdown, and leaves us with a nagging feeling that Amy Schumer has done this already.
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Of the many moral issues that have beset Americans since November, one of the most nagging is that of the once beloved relative who appears at the Thanksgiving table spouting contemptible ideas.
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But a nagging question has been hanging over the industry: Would banks, taking their cue from rising economic optimism and a friendlier White House, significantly increase their lending to businesses and households?
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Guilt that my reporting led me to question the experiences of the people I met in Helsinki, and for my nagging intuition that there is more going on than just mold exposure.
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Smarter Living: The term "impostor syndrome" describes that nagging feeling — especially common among women — that you're not good enough, that you don't deserve the job, the promotion, the seat at the table.
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I wonder if there's any way to mathematically determine how big my boobs will grow so that I can just get this thing and cross one nagging "must buy!" off my list.
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At night, familiar blocks can carry the vibe of passing through a suburban neighborhood you've never been in before — minimal cars, minimal people, a nagging disorientation, buildings sapped of all their energy.
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Once a wiretap is in place, Justice Department lawyers charged with seeking its renewal begin nagging F.B.I. agents to identify new facts gleaned from the wiretap that could help justify continuing it.
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