And so the nostalgia candidate has delivered a nostalgia budget.
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As the music continues to rise and brighten, you begin to feel something like nostalgia — not nostalgia for the past, but nostalgia for the present, nostalgia for this moment and your presence within it.
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That nostalgia seems really different from the nostalgia of our era.
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But it doesn't feel like nostalgia for the sake of nostalgia.
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It seems like an obvious ploy for nostalgia, but the nostalgia works.
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I think that that's true of Trump also; it's nostalgia for nostalgia.
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I love nostalgia, but I think nostalgia is coming a bit too fast.
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Nostalgia is fine, he wrote, as long as it's the right kind of nostalgia.
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This one happens to coincide with millennial nostalgia, the pervading nostalgia at the moment.
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It wasn't nostalgia, necessarily, but more like nostalgia for something that wasn't even gone yet.
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The economic nostalgia of the left is as futile as the demographic nostalgia of the right.
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Related: Post-Breakup Nostalgia Gets Captured Perfectly by Abstract Animation Soak Up the Nostalgia with Pastel-Hued Cali Landscapes Pixel Watercolors Are the Art of Nostalgia Remember When Your Imagination Was Endless?
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Nostalgia paints everything in a rosy glow — and social media is like a magnifying glass for nostalgia.
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EK: I think you're right to say that there's nostalgia, but it's certainly not an uncomplicated nostalgia.
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It might be nostalgia for a child's freedom to participate in making beautiful things, or for a child's freedom from stress, or it might be ironic nostalgia, but the nostalgia is always there.
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To add nostalgia to nostalgia, the show will feature none other than America's favorite teen herself: Molly Ringwald.
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It's really an attempt to bake in nostalgia while the song is nostalgia, but also has modern elements.
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Hocus Pocus's reputation has benefited from the rose-colored glasses of nostalgia, sure — but at least it's earned nostalgia.
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There are two types of nostalgia, restorative and reflective, according to Svetlana Boym, author of The Future of Nostalgia.
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In "Chapter 1," this X-Men show is entirely about nostalgia — though crucially it's David's nostalgia, not the audience's.
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Back then it seems like we were nostalgic for America's imagined past; today's nostalgia feels like second-order nostalgia.
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People can experience both types of nostalgia, but restorative nostalgia is more likely to make you feel sad, Boym writes.
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It's anything but a canned nostalgia trip, which is refreshing in an age with plenty of nostalgia to go around.
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But like it or not, the empty nostalgia he peddled parallels the empty nostalgia we increasingly demand from our pop culture.
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It's trading on nostalgia, yes, but part of that nostalgia was how the Razr was once way fancier than other phones.
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Nostalgia Nostalgia, that wistful affection for past events, is a particularly strong influencer during the holiday season, and it's shaped by emotion.
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Some that produced nostalgia were: Scooby Doo Rugrats Fairly OddParents Research suggests that music is also a quick way to spark nostalgia.
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In an interview, Drake once said that the nostalgia for his old albums is just misplaced nostalgia for the listener's own life.
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is trading on nostalgia, and Jack Sparrow is at the center of that nostalgia.
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"What I have been feasting on all these years is nostalgia — a nostalgia for the childhood that I didn't end up having," he added.
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A unique flavor of nostalgia In the case of web videos, that essence — the most explicitly commercial feature — is a quirky flavor of nostalgia.
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This is "The Ruins of Nostalgia 50" in its entirety: The Ruins of Nostalgia 50 The oldest house in the neighborhood is for sale.
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It's also a tribute to nostalgia in all its forms — especially nostalgia for the chapters of your own life you can't quite put behind you.
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Mystery Date Nostalgia Edition Help '22.5s moms throw it back to the good old days (you know, before children) with Mystery Date: The Nostalgia Edition.
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I know that a big part of Mishka's aesthetic is nostalgia, but the brand was created in 2003 and nostalgia means something different in 2016.
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It's such over the top nostalgia that it's totally genius, whether that nostalgia is actually part of your memory or something you've longed to experience.
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The researchers found that Scandinavian families tended to respond to the Disney show with three types of nostalgia: restorative nostalgia, by reliving their childhood based on the content; ironic nostalgia, by distancing themselves from the content or claiming they didn't want to watch it but then participated anyway; and reflective nostalgia, by remembering the content but, rather than reliving it, simply viewing it as a ritual.
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Restorative nostalgia inspires you to go back and change or recreate your past, while reflective nostalgia allows you to accept your memories for what they are.
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A lot of artists from your generation have approached the 80s through the lens of nostalgia, but to me your music has often sounded nostalgia-resistant.
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It's all nostalgia, it's not like you can plug your old SNES controllers into this and start playing Mario Paint, but Nintendo sells nostalgia better than anybody.
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"We do have a lot of people that love the nostalgia and history of Kellogg's, but we don't want to just rest on that nostalgia," he said.
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He framed the risk precisely when he said we can't afford a choice between Trump's nostalgia for the 20123s and Sanders' nostalgia for the socialism of the 1960s.
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Though Trieu had made millions off of her update to Nostalgia, we see through Angela Abar's (Regina King) overdose on the drug, that Nostalgia can get pretty dangerous.
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Nostalgia is inherently bittersweet, because it reminds you of change, and how rich your life has been, Krystine Batcho, PhD, a nostalgia expert told the American Psychological Association (APA).
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Plus, there's something to be said for combining the deeply positive nostalgia of seeing the original cast reunited once more with the complicated, heavy nostalgia of the show itself.
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If you just can't wait for the nostalgia-fueled second season of Stranger Things, well, there's a new nostalgia-fueled mobile game based on the first season of Stranger Things.
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Modern nostalgia means fondly remembering what happened 15 minutes ago What saves Technolust from being generic is its recognition that modern nostalgia means fondly remembering what happened 15 minutes ago.
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In some cases, it's fair to condemn some of these thinkers' nostalgia (particularly Peterson's) as intertwined with a more noxious nostalgia for the racism or sexism of an "easier" time.
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The Backstreet Boys are an obvious nostalgia object, but Chance the Rapper also traffics heavily in nostalgia in his current musical era, churning out songs about roller rinks and church services.
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Otherworldly battles + '80s nostalgia + cool kids = gold for Netflix.
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" She often spoke, with nostalgia, of the show's "O.
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But nostalgia for Main Street is misplaced — and costly.
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And therein lies the problem with nostalgia culture—while nostalgia can be comforting, an abundance of revivals over a relatively short period of time can ultimately leave audiences more fatigued than revived.
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Likewise, in 2015, psychologists from Virginia Commonwealth University and University of Southampton investigated how scents evoked feelings of nostalgia among research participants—nostalgia being closely related to self-esteem and social connectedness.
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And it's one of the reasons why my recent CD-yearning spree is, ultimately, little more than a small-scale indulgence—not so much a nostalgia trip as it is a nostalgia outing.
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Nostalgia is the smell of warm valves and analog sound.
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It's all that childhood nostalgia, but with a sophisticated edge.
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Brexit reactions: Anger at home, joy on street Nostalgia vs.
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The love that exists for Jawbreaker isn't classic, sweet nostalgia.
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"It's a modern nostalgia," says Dany Atkins, Kodak's brand director.
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It did not inspire even the mildest hint of nostalgia.
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You're riding the waves of nostalgia and deep memory recollection.
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This one definitely scratches a deep nostalgia itch for me.
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Dillon doesn't do nostalgia when it comes to his band.
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Mark Hamill is about to take you to Nostalgia Town.
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Just seconds ago, I expressed actual nostalgia for Coal Chamber.
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For a lot of people, that means indulging in nostalgia.
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At first glance, it looks like an empty nostalgia trip.
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It's nostalgia I didn't even know I had in me.
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In an ecstatic display of nostalgia, longtime Super Smash Bros.
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Fanciful nostalgia, as well as crass materialism, drives the slaughter.
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NBA Jam is, for better or worse, loaded with nostalgia.
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Okay, so, '90s nostalgia is definitely overplayed at this point.
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Freddy Bennett, stylist, Atlanta I've loved Frank before Nostalgia Ultra.
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Life After Dark is a work of history not nostalgia.
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Tell me this doesn't give you a twinge of nostalgia.
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NEW MILFORD "Unsettled Nostalgia," solo exhibition by Mohamad Hafez. Jan.
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I'm so sick of nostalgia as a ploy for profit.
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It's a nostalgia trip that will hit many of us.
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It's oddness and cuteness mix keep it fresh with nostalgia.
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In some parts of the world, the nostalgia lives on.
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Like they say, nostalgia ain't what it used to be.
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Don't ignore your School House Rock nostalgia a second longer.
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It can run game emulators to scratch your nostalgia itch.
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In a weird way, we all kind of hate nostalgia.
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But he struggles to harness Meiji nostalgia to the cause.
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Brown seems to be feeling nostalgia for her shaved head.
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The "Back to the Flavor" campaign is all about nostalgia.
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And Kourtney Kardashian's brood indulged in a little '90s nostalgia.
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And from what we've seen, there's plenty more '80s nostalgia.
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There's a sense of nostalgia for that era right now.
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Maybe it's a move towards a playful nostalgia (remember Jellies?).
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The neighbors are blasting Eminem; so much nostalgia for me!
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Tyler Posey is serving up some good old '90s nostalgia.
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Trump's "Make America Great Again" traffics in explicit racial nostalgia.
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People are all about nostalgia right now — good or bad.
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Because, it turns out, '90s nostalgia is one giant lie.
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Experts say it's a mix of nostalgia, loneliness, and opportunity.
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It failed to elicit an iota of nostalgia in me.
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Nostalgia plays a big part in old tech's popularity, too.
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Like so much modern entertainment, it is poisoned by nostalgia.
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Some brands leaned on nostalgia for their Super Bowl ads.
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Just nostalgia, for late night drives, that kind of thing.
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Nostalgia alone is a bad reason to buy a phone.
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That's why we have all this false nostalgia kicking around.
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This movie is the perfect concoction of '90s nostalgia. 9.
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Its popularity today represents a powerful nostalgia for the center.
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The whiff of nostalgia won't be enough to carry them.
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It has elements of horror, science fiction, and '80s nostalgia.
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Perhaps I spoiled the New Yorkers' nostalgia for the countryside.
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That said, I don't think vinyl nostalgia is going anywhere.
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Yes, it's an implosion of '90s and early '00s nostalgia.
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But the sale was tinged with nostalgia and even bitterness.
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It's been clear for a while that nostalgia drives views.
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Its video combines lovely celestial imagery with creepy 50s nostalgia.
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So I think this show is a celebration of nostalgia.
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More '90s nostalgia could be coming to theaters near you.
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For years Nintendo has milked nostalgia by revisiting its hits.
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Super Mario often brings back warm, fuzzy feelings of nostalgia.
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Of course, there was a major dose of nostalgia, too.
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If nostalgia is so powerful, what's with all the hate?
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Not that newer isn't better, but our nostalgia is strong.
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But their lighthearted TV antics earned lingering baby boomer nostalgia.
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Cue up "Bittersweet Symphony" and let the '90s nostalgia begin.
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Film is transportive; it inspires nostalgia, especially among film buffs.
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Aspirational nostalgia from people too young to actually remember 1983?
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Still, for some, the board elicits powerful feelings of nostalgia.
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The movie draws on the nostalgia of the late 1960s.
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Nostalgia is cheap, but it gets us every damn time.
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Not even epidemic nostalgia for the '60s could save it.
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The nostalgia baton has officially been passed to the millennials.
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He should be informed that nostalgia is not a plan.
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The Mad Ones describes itself as specializing in American nostalgia.
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Nonetheless, Lawrence has a healthily cautious relationship with dancefloor nostalgia.
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Jeb Bush of Florida, he sounded a note of nostalgia.
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It piles up through the acquisitive instinct, nostalgia and inertia.
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" He added, "The nostalgia outweighs the lack of modern amenities.
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And this is not just nostalgia or even availability bias.
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"I think people just love nostalgia, don't they?" says Keavy.
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Our nostalgia for this melting pot idea is somewhat misplaced.
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") and video game nostalgia (a producer's headline suggestions: "Retro Tech!
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Disney really does know how to push our nostalgia buttons.
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Still, Tekken... that's a bit of youth nostalgia for you.
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What's a girl looking for some McFlurry nostalgia to do?!
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How did this period of austerity nostalgia first manifest itself?
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Nostalgia arrives, but so do some realizations about the past.
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In these new episodes, nostalgia even begins to impact plot.
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With Alien: Isolation, it was more about tapping into nostalgia.
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For most people, the nostalgia of Yatala will lie elsewhere.
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So for me, taking on nostalgia was a political choice.
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For her part, Cyrus was ruthlessly opposed to such nostalgia.
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Maybe nostalgia will fuel an HD remake, or maybe not.
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LOS ANGELES — There is no generational nostalgia for the characters.
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"It's like nostalgia, only a billion times worse," she says.
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Consider Tuesday morning's consumer confidence report a bit of nostalgia.
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Ms. Tavenner said the Kansas protests were largely about nostalgia.
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Maybe that, too, is a kind of nostalgia for tyranny.
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But the Mexicans are unexpectedly tapping into that nostalgia, too.
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Nostalgia sells, no matter what new form it may take.
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Rescuing the station was deeper than just nostalgia and sentimentality.
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I wanted to spark a conversation that wasn't purely nostalgia.
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It's the perfect blend of nostalgia and sweet, Grande pop.
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But nostalgia is apparently more for outsiders at this stage.
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It is a nostalgia for a past that never was.
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Did you mean to make baby boomers weep with nostalgia?
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GREEN I was intrigued by that nostalgia baiting, at first.
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Both nostalgia and regret are present here, lyrically and sonically.
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Some of these sundaes are obvious and unabashed nostalgia trips.
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But dangerous nostalgia for Mao's time persisted, Mr. He said.
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The nostalgia is certainly not worth $1,500 in this case.
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My first time reading through this poem, I felt nostalgia.
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It has the architecture, food, and atmosphere of American nostalgia.
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Shall I tap into my own collection of asparagus nostalgia?
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Musicals have been for kids, for knowing winks and nostalgia.
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Gondesen's hopeful it'll be a welcome dose of holiday nostalgia.
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The nostalgia is going to be thick with this one.
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"It can serve as a bit of nostalgia," Mihalka said.
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We get bored of them, though nostalgia maintains some appeal.
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They use that to touch on people's nostalgia and emotions.
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If so, we are here for your variety of nostalgia.
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So, in the spirit of the season, let's embrace nostalgia.
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Yet some people see nostalgia, not dehumanization, in the memorabilia.
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"Breakfast cereal is a powerful engine of nostalgia," wrote Severson.
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A vast, smooth space over which nostalgia can frictionlessly glide.
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But these possessions don't fill me with joy or nostalgia.
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It is an altar upon which we place all nostalgia.
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But what about nostalgia for the things that aren't cool?
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Do you think about nostalgia a lot in your work?
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Tom Kartsotis made a fortune by tapping into a sense of nostalgia with Fossil watches, and has now created a new company, Shinola, which has grounded its sense of manufactured nostalgia in Detroit. Inc.
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This election was not just about regressive policy choices, but also about traditional values (defined primarily by the Christian right), about nostalgia for American greatness and security, about nostalgia for a pre-globalized world.
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"Midnight City" conjures feelings of youthful nostalgia with the very first listen, but eight years later, those feelings are beautifully compounded by actual nostalgia; somehow, it sounds like all the best moments of 2011.
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The nostalgia associated with Native American crafts and with 19th- and early 20th-century images of Native peoples is a direct product of historical nostalgia—which, after all, grows out of unexamined and simplistic narratives.
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En primer lugar, la nostalgia muestra una cara de la moneda.
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Most of his customers own jukeboxes as nostalgia items, he said.
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Chalk it up to Stranger Things — '80s nostalgia is booming again.
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In Britain, meanwhile, nostalgia for state ownership is on the rise.
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How do you think nostalgia fits into today's dance music scene?
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This year, Mashable invites you to indulge in the nostalgia. Why?
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Another powerful tool in the pursuit of faux-pride is nostalgia.
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How, where, and why was this tiniest of nostalgia meals made?
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Nostalgia FDM1 soft serve ice cream & frozen dessert machine, stainless steel
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It's a nostalgia-inducing shoe that has made a major comeback.
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Some people look back on their school years with warm nostalgia.
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It is not just nostalgia that has lured them back, however.
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The more powerful the nostalgia, the closer you come to violence.
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Some of it might ignite nostalgia, but it never feels tired.
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And among the most serious afflictions in these wards was nostalgia.
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Here's the original commercial to immerse you in full '90s nostalgia.
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We glorify past decades — but is the nostalgia really worth embracing?
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Alamo Drafthouse is about to put your '90s nostalgia into overdrive.
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The film works really well as a piece of 90s nostalgia.
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It all makes me wonder: have we reached peak nostalgia yet?
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There's so much that's wrapped up nostalgia and familiarity and ritual.
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It seems that Seinfeld wasn't enough to fill Hulu's nostalgia itch.
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"Angie Tribeca" is as much a nostalgia show as a parody.
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Mr. Daniels said local nostalgia was fueling the beach driving campaign.
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Trump is offering nostalgia, but it's not a true reactionary's lament.
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That theme, that feeling of nostalgia, continues in all the games.
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Its aesthetic is comprised of nostalgia, irony, dark humor, and hopelessness.
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Take a look at some of the nostalgia-fueled goodness below.
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The collection manages to strike a balance between nostalgia and surprise.
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But Perry voters also seemed bathed in nostalgia for ineptitudes past.
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It has since survived in endlessly remixed memes and nostalgia kicks.
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It also sharpens the country's ideological conflict between modernisation and nostalgia.
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"The Past" is only partly rooted in nostalgia for lost childhood.
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But it's also a service I use to indulge my nostalgia.
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There is no shortage of sepia-tinged nostalgia about the NHS.
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From AO: Even past the console's heyday, nostalgia fueled game sales.
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But there is still a banquet of nostalgia to feast upon.
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She was not fueled by nostalgia or by redefining early experiences.
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This is a nice, clean, nostalgia box with an HDMI port.
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The very questions evoke a nostalgia for a seemingly simpler past.
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Rockwell cited "the American nostalgia for the clean, simple country life".
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His book, "The End of the French Intellectual", begins in nostalgia.
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But a few companies also went right for the nostalgia jugular.
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The conversation, at SXSW and elsewhere, is about more than nostalgia.
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Tell me more about your interest in childhood nostalgia and memory.
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Bebe Rexha feels a heavy dose of nostalgia for Bebe clothing.
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He can't campaign on the nostalgia of nearly beating Ted Cruz.
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It's a place full of nostalgia that's located in the past.
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No wonder nostalgia for our respective alma maters runs so deep.
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So far it looks like the nostalgia play is paying off.
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Ahhh, the simple, summertime joy of watching nostalgia in real time.
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And you see a lot of nostalgia for how it was.
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But nostalgia alone won't be enough to keep the brand afloat.
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It feels like, post-referendum, there's been this colonial nostalgia happening.
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There's no nostalgia for the past; the good times are now.
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Intellivision is very much in this category of nostalgia-driven products.
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There's nostalgia for an America when we had fewer O.J. moments.
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The trio also hasn't ever really stopped riding the nostalgia wave.
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It's the perfect time for many exciting and nostalgia-driven pastimes.
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Here's a look back at our favorite nostalgia pieces from 2016.
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Artist Grear Patterson's exhibition captures the film's nostalgia through romanticized sunsets.
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And people grew up with Disney, they have nostalgia for it.
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Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's wedding led to some major nostalgia.
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The same thrills of nostalgia remain, despite the somewhat superficial updates.
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Some are techno-futurists; others espouse a kind of agrarian nostalgia.
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One of the AfD's themes is Ostalgie, "nostalgia for East Germany".
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If you want to go on a nostalgia trip, click play.
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Grande's finesse of millennials love for nostalgia was yes, maybe genius.
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Clinton, of course, is not the only candidate indulging in nostalgia.
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Mr Levin has done conservatism a service by reining in nostalgia.
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And then, the nostalgia, which is what people like about StrangerThings.
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The gang also goes deep into nostalgia with classic consumer electronics.
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Music makes people emotional, whether it's from nostalgia, passion, or excitement.
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I mean, I guess Ezeli was going for the nostalgia angle.
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The waitress didn't care about the source of my nostalgia, only
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We are appreciative of this one coat of '90s nostalgia, however.
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Biden's sexual frankness, his nostalgia, and his sentimental connection to the
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Her protagonist has both preppy handbook nostalgia and Talitha Getty fantasies.
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"That 70s Show" (1998 - 2006) is filled with nostalgia-inducing outfits.
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" The book, Shaffer says, is a "nostalgia ride into the past.
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Nostalgia isn't the point of the festival, and neither is rediscovery.
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Yet the work is far more than an exercise in nostalgia.
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These, too, may be dishes that require the halo of nostalgia.
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So much of the monthly superhero market is driven by nostalgia.
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Nostalgia for 1970s New York is all the rage right now.
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"Pixels," a nostalgia-fueled comedy starring Adam Sandler, is on Starz.
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But it's more than just nostalgia driving the Mister Rogers renaissance.
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Routledge noted that there are two types of typical nostalgia triggers.
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Her aesthetic is net nostalgia mixed with futuristic fashion (plus aliens).
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It's more nostalgia than anything else at this point for them.
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For this particular project, we can thank nostalgia and cold medicine.
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Photo: Charles Wrzesniewski The Menzingers are the undisputed masters of nostalgia.
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So, definitely worth a listen if only for the nostalgia factor.
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Owen Hatherley's The Ministry of Nostalgia is out now on Verso.
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Urban Outfitters' unofficial speciality just might be mastering the nostalgia factor.
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Brace yourself for nostalgia as you check out Gondry's video below.
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It's a kind of nostalgia for a different time in America.
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Nostalgia has been a cornerstone of Donald Trump's campaign and presidency.
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" On presidential nostalgia: "People ask me, 'Do you miss being president?
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The perfect present for a '90s nostalgia-lover can be tough.
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I like your points about nostalgia, definitely something I obsess about.
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Nostalgia for lost privilege or resentment of a new global system?
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Iona Coach Tim Cluess was happy to take in the nostalgia.
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And it's not just baby boomer nostalgia that fuels those facts.
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Picard has the blend of nostalgia and action I was craving.
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This is less a matter of nostalgia than of aesthetic commitment.
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Those go back 50 years now too, pretty old-timey. Nostalgia!
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Some of the best pairings are all based off of nostalgia.
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Friedrich Kunath's latest exhibition is fragrant with nostalgia, melancholy, and whimsy.
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The entire undertaking has more than a tinge of nostalgia, too.
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Then it sounded like a sepia-tone photograph, dripping with nostalgia.
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What you think gives you hope — nostalgia or vodka, who cares?
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Nostalgia makes us, myself included, crave these dull and mellow accompaniments.
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Instead, all we're left with is nostalgia, and a shit tan.
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Now he's more boring, but we all fall prey to nostalgia.
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So the real draw of the Super NES Classic is nostalgia.
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In addition to the laughs, Glimmerglass's production doesn't stint on nostalgia.
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The top themes -- collections and collages, animals and birds, vintage nostalgia.
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F.A.O.'s private equity owners are betting on the nostalgia factor.
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"Cobra Kai" is about as guilt-free as nostalgia wallows get.
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The research proves that yes, nostalgia makes you want to cry.
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For Israelis, the end of "Mabat" prompted an outpouring of nostalgia.
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I hope it brings you some measure of nostalgia and comfort.
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"Star Wars" traffics in nostalgia, but only about itself, its mythology.
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The once-booming district now holds nostalgia and indefinitely deferred dreams.
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This lends a plaintive edge to his nostalgia, and to Scorsese's.
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The latest problem: Angela swallowed all of her grandfather's Nostalgia pills.
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This puzzle has a good deal of television nostalgia for me.
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The combination of nostalgia and limited availability has some people clamoring.
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Permanent music reflects its period but provokes responses deeper than nostalgia.
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This connection between food, nostalgia, and identity is a scientific fact.
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Professor Thiessen's book is highly informative, filled with nostalgia and amusement.
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But "Mud/Drowning" doesn't come across as an exercise in nostalgia.
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Embattled memory takes things apart; complacent nostalgia squashes them back together.
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Scorsese's "The Irishman" fits squarely into a year of movie nostalgia.
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The archive is an excellent dose of nostalgia for Apple fans.
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Shop Ruby & BloomRuby & Bloom is Nordstrom's nostalgia-turned-modern girls line.
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Perhaps for that reason, gamers are craving a bit of nostalgia.
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This particular myth, like so many others, is laced with nostalgia.
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Hoping to bring back feelings of childhood nostalgia this holiday season?
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But now this view also brings forth a sense of nostalgia.
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Their country is bound by its nostalgia, not its common future.
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So enough with the nostalgia plays that riff off old divides.
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Nostalgia is the name of the game for The Marvelous Mrs.
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Biden, though, has made Obama nostalgia a cornerstone of his campaign.
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There was a sense of nostalgia, but in a good way.
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This year, Funko is tapping into its customers' love of nostalgia.
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And yet, more and more objects are becoming magnets for nostalgia.
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Riding high on Star Wars nostalgia after watching Solo this weekend?
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It leans on nostalgia without being fully stuck in the past.
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The Holiday Nostalgia train line runs every Sunday from 10 a.m.
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His call to "Make America Great Again" appealed openly to nostalgia.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away.
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Its beautiful scenery inspires nostalgia for the country's unspoiled natural past.
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Nostalgia is powerful, you can damn near live off of it.
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The show sells continuity as well as novelty, nostalgia alongside relevance.
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The nostalgia is almost plaintive — like for a Camelot with dorms.
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In reality, above the fleeting pleasure of nostalgia, that holds value.
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So it's inevitable that there will be some aspect of nostalgia.
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It brings about a kind of nostalgia that makes me sad.
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What's the importance of creating nostalgia in a beat like this?
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Its current incarnation, a nostalgia-focused amusement park, opened in 2012.
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Even with no pond hockey experience, nostalgia creeps into you anyways.
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Nicholson took care to avoid nostalgia and romance in his photographs.
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Which is maybe not what we expect from a nostalgia musical.
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Of course, nostalgia is relative to a person's age and experience.
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But nostalgia is, in and of itself, a deeply familiar emotion.
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Does the sight fill you with nostalgia for your own youth?
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The show ran through an alphabet of former winners and also-rans — Clay Aiken, Bo Bice, David Cook, Melinda Doolittle — singing a program heavy on the show's trademark jukebox oldies, a layer of nostalgia on nostalgia.
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"Movie Nights With the Reagans" is fluffed with a loyalist's nostalgia, but it does offer entertaining glimpses of the first couple, and it may lure even Reagan nonenthusiasts to indulge in some nostalgia of their own.
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As Clay Routledge, an associate professor of psychology at North Dakota State University, explained to me via email, holidays share "a common theme of nostalgia," and Home Alone's "emotional complexity" echoes the bittersweet feelings nostalgia invokes.
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Back in the 17th century, when a Swiss doctor named Johannes Hofer first coined the word nostalgia—which he described as a "neurological disease of essentially demonic cause"—the compulsive nostalgia we experience today would've been unthinkable.
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Which is to say, we certainly feel the same nostalgia Marbles does.
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"We're going after that nostalgia," says director of brand management Tara Badie.
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But sometimes, it's fun to watch movies for the nostalgia factor, too.
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Families And The Nostalgia Trap, a search for the supposed "golden age"
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Which brings us to the more empathetic concern with nostalgia fights: health.
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OK, maybe you have some Baby Driver-induced nostalgia for an iPod.
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But at Broadly, we are suckers for nostalgia for a different time.
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It's sad Sunday night time, so I want to my nostalgia playlist.
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It gives us all a sickening, not-always-deserved case of nostalgia.
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Pizza Hut tapping into nostalgia is also part of a broader trend.
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The result is a pretty epic mindfuck of nostalgia and teenage fantasy.
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As Fuller House mania sweeps the nation, everyone is feeling '90s nostalgia.
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It's a potent dose of mighty nostalgia and a bop to boot.
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For the nostalgia set, it's that one moment of Super Mario Bros.
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This year, is it the nostalgia-driven escape of "La La Land"?
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The Jonas Brothers' recent comeback, in contrast, is transcending the nostalgia circuit.
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Maybe you downloaded LFO's "Summer Girls" in a misguided bout of nostalgia.
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The first person nostalgia train continued as the company announced Wolfenstein Youngblood.
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But he was always interested in musical sentimentality and nostalgia as themes.
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She caters to nostalgia, anxiety and antipathy to the liberal international order.
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It's helpful to first understand how nostalgia can be good for you.
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Allow me to bring a little nostalgia and cuteness to your Monday.
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I was one of his fans during the early Nostalgia Ultra days.
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There's so much summertime nostalgia wrapped up in this one sweet treat.
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More realistically, this average is tainted by nostalgia bias, or rosy retrospection.
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The nostalgia-inducing snap racked up over 118,000 likes in 14 hours.
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With this, a great sense of nostalgia emerged for an unexperienced memory.
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Are we now witnessing the first pangs of a cellphone nostalgia trend?
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The streaming era has given way to a new wave of nostalgia.
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According to Barber, its reintroduction provides a sense of nostalgia and comfort.
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But children's entertainment can offer adult viewers more than pure nostalgia feels.
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Both trade on simplified truths and build politics on rejection and nostalgia.
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As of late, it seems Justin Bieber is experiencing some major nostalgia.
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For the sake of nostalgia (and, OK, drama), let's hope it happens.
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"[I feel] a huge sense of pride, warmth, nostalgia," Felton told PEOPLE.
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How do you put a price on nostalgia, if you're collecting keepsakes?
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Not that we're complaining — there's nothing like nostalgia to motivate a purchase.
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We're all feeding off political nostalgia right now, and you know what?
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Jawa's long-term prospects depend on harnessing nostalgia while eradicating performance flaws.
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Arya's works function as a trip down that slippery slope of nostalgia.
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Montulli told me he keeps it running now for the nostalgia, mostly.
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MANY Americans, especially white ones, think of the 1950s with gauzy nostalgia.
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The judges are torn because of the nostalgia surrounding Kris' lemon cake.
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Eventually, anything can become nostalgia if it stays the same long enough.
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Nostalgia, memories, and in-jokes are a big part of a fandom.
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But to reject pessimism and nostalgia as simply inaccurate misses the point.
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The fashion industry is currently swept up in a storm of nostalgia.
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After all, we're not above a nostalgia hookup with an old flame.
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Playing the Android version is a refreshing break, one steeped in nostalgia.
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Obsessed with this old medium, Ms Dean is often charged with nostalgia.
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Fair warning: You're about to enter a place of extreme '90s nostalgia.
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Noticing what was not said is a good antidote for the nostalgia.
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There will also be a heavy dose of nostalgia in Obama's speech.
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Like most gaming nostalgia, those memories are forgiving and clouded in reminiscence.
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Now it is a software play with a name synonymous with nostalgia.
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But she struggled to fit into the pre-baked Nostalgia Chick persona.
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They were much longer than her Nostalgia Chick offerings and deeper, too.
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It's a crass play to nostalgia; it offers nothing new or exciting.
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Southern California's inaugural Soulquairus festival was nothing if not nostalgia done right.
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We also cover the nostalgia-heavy trailer for Netflix's upcoming Everything Sucks!
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What could be better than a bowl of Nostalgia on a Saturday?
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And then, the nostalgia, which is what people like about Stranger Things.
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Very few foods say nostalgia like a box of Cracker Jack popcorn.
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Romance is in the air, but so is a tinge of nostalgia.
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Just know that there's more to these singalong choruses than simple nostalgia.
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And prepare for the nostalgia feels to kick in so damn hard.
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Gadget lovers with a sense of nostalgia should get ready to drool.
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Still, anytime I see that ad, I feel a swell of nostalgia.
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It's not the only recent film to be wrapped up in nostalgia.
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It's sure to be full of cameos, nostalgia and classic sitcom misunderstandings.
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This was never going to be a fun 80's nostalgia romp.
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While some Bush nostalgia has set in, it has been pretty limited.
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Some of it, I confess, has more than a tinge of nostalgia.
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The nostalgia along with the energetic performances had folks feeling the love.
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He wore his nostalgia for the 2000s and his love for 2017.
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It was a staple of childhood, so there's a nostalgia about that.
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We wanted to create the right balance of nostalgia and new energy.
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And nostalgia is incredibly popular right now—just look at Stranger Things.
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Its lyrical devices stir up feelings of excitement, nostalgia, passion, and jubilance.
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It is a curious and lovable mixture of nostalgia, homage and innovation.
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NOSTALGIA is not what it used to be in the record industry.
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It's a bit of nostalgia with a touch of present-day PLL.
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Academia, at least in the US, hasn't had better luck explaining nostalgia.
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It's a nostalgia draw for people that grew up with Star Wars.
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Ten years later, many now regard the Bush Administration with actual nostalgia.
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"I didn't want Epitaph to turn into a nostalgia label," says Gurewitz.
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So of course I'm feeling bit panicked about the creeping 2000s nostalgia.
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And if they're concerned about their image, people really do love nostalgia.
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From the start, Anderson's characters have been cursed with a delusional nostalgia.
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These days, I think back on those times with nostalgia and regret.
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If nostalgia is a disease, then it looks like Hadid is suffering.
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Cue the nostalgia: The cast of 7th Heaven reunited on Friday night.
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But another, more valuable relationship to nostalgia is embedded into the medium.
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Levin says the answer is not to dwell in confusing, frustrating nostalgia.
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Vanessa Hudgens was feeling the High School Musical nostalgia over the weekend.
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Tapping into nostalgia, Motorola announced the return of the sleek foldable phone.
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It might be hard to believe that 2000s nostalgia is a thing.
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Back to the beach Isn't it a little early for 2000s nostalgia?
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At the root of this issue is not nostalgia but the future.
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Nostalgia for a self-sufficient, cozy Little England that is long gone.
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Custom Map, starting at $49, available at GrafomapSome things just breed nostalgia.
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"I think I'm addicted to a certain kind of nostalgia," she says.
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Clinton's campaign may trigger pangs of nostalgia for Mr. Sanders's erstwhile army.
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In part due to nostalgia, a key marketing factor for Nintendo's customers.
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"Wild, like 'Blue Lagoon'…" Nostalgia runs deep in Serafini's approach to fashion.
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The nostalgia extravaganza will kick off with a throwback to Kim Possible.
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Elliott further noted that nostalgia becomes popular in times of national downturn.
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And where is the end point to this most recent nostalgia wave?
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But for me, the magical nostalgia of Harry Potter is fading fast.
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Still, their music ignites a fierce nostalgia in me when it plays.
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Singularity is Cold War nostalgia mixed with sci-fi B-movie cliché.
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"I hope the works give people a sense of nostalgia," Hongbo says.
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There still seems to be a market for Fyre Fest nostalgia, however.
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Nostalgia makes you overvalue players and spend too much on their wages.
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From my perspective, for the most part, I'm acting off of nostalgia.
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Does all of this nostalgia cripple its storytelling and handicap creative possibilities?
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Nostalgia, Ultra is slight and marginal, yet it feels like a triumph.
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It's home to 500 creative ice cream flavors, all centered around nostalgia.
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" Pete Hamill called nostalgia "the most powerful of all New York emotions.
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Despite the nostalgia on Friday, AIM had gone largely unused for years.
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The resurgence of a variety of kitschy '90s nostalgia is to blame.
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For some, it's pure nostalgia, like reading a beloved picture book again.
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And Future Nostalgia is a record that is exactly what I needed.
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Poem Selected by Terrance Hayes This poem is haunted by magical nostalgia.
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By 30, nostalgia for past music overrides the hunger for new sounds.
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I can't imagine anyone feeling nostalgia for this time, but they do.
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"Smooth" is what happens when the internet rubs up against peak nostalgia.
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But it also makes an interesting statement about nostalgia and the internet.
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Nostalgia is a powerful drug, and nobody likes having the trip interrupted.
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FG: It's very relevant to what's happening now because there is nostalgia.
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The couple was experiencing what could be described as sudden-onset nostalgia.
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Everything that couldn't be recreated was preserved in the brine of nostalgia.
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It is all just a bad back away from turning into nostalgia.
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She also knows how to serve up some branded nostalgia, when appropriate.
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There's a kind of nostalgia — in the best sense — about these works.
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Neon returned briefly in the 20143s, its comeback linked to 1950s nostalgia.
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The more he learned, the more his nostalgia gave way to worry.
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"I think it's sort of important to leave nostalgia behind," he says.
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It is not just an exercise in futile nostalgia to bemoan that.
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"There's nostalgia at both ballparks," Red Sox second baseman Ian Kinsler said.
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It's the season for nostalgia, and Kim Fields is here for it!
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Sales of Spam, condensed milk and turnips — so-called Nostalgia Cuisine — skyrocket.
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Nostalgia for 70s era bohemia runs high, particularly in these fractious times.
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Of course, the feelings elicited by the song have a name: nostalgia.
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Check it out: "Always Remember Us This Way" — Lady Gaga Oh nostalgia.
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It was a night oozing with nostalgia, Cubbie firsts and magical moments.
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For some, the board elicited "powerful feelings of nostalgia," The Times wrote.
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But slowed down, it's incessant nostalgia: tragic, through the filter of time.
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But he also talked about a deeper bond with the product. Nostalgia.
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Spurred by nostalgia, regret, longing and anger, each woman examines her memories.
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In Virginia, there was a more recent kind of nostalgia going on.
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Besides the nostalgia factor, this could also help with one-handed use.
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JOHN Well, that was a nostalgia fest at ABC's upfront, wasn't it?
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Nostalgia, which fuels our resentment toward change, is a natural human impulse.
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MERI PYAARI BINDU Has Bollywood ever made a musical about mixtape nostalgia?
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But California's leaders continued to nurture a nostalgia for the Old South.
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Mr. Mokha warned against too much nostalgia for the city's industrial heyday.
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But what it lacks in features it makes up for in nostalgia.
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Some parts of yesteryear's Tooting, to be sure, are unworthy of nostalgia.
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This year, toy companies are tapping into its customers' love of nostalgia.
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Don't forget which company makes those Nostalgia pills out of elephant juice.
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The movie is less about romantic predation than it is about nostalgia.
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I feel like there's a big trend around nostalgia tech right now.
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Recent nostalgia for &apos80s and &apos90s brands has renewed interest in Blockbuster.
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Additionally, some Christmas cheaters may do so out of nostalgia, Nelson said.
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The nub of the problem here is nostalgia for a bygone era.
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But I don't have a lot of nostalgia for the old institutions.
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It's nostalgia, and at the same time it's where we are now.
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It just brings up a lot of nostalgia for the season, too.
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"I don't have any sense of nostalgia about Harry Reid," said Sen.
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Dua Lipa's "Future Nostalgia" is scheduled to be released sometime this year.
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In the documentary Meeting Gorbachev, Herzog finds nostalgia for a lost past.
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Today's coloring books aren't about politics: Their appeal depends fundamentally on nostalgia.
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Perhaps Winnicott was blinded by nostalgia thinking back to long, hot summers.
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The piece, however, is not about millennials' unending enthusiasm for '90s nostalgia.
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In a sense the appeal of a show like Fear Factor was nostalgia—nostalgia, maybe, for the last iteration of our species, the one not yet trained, through wide-scale trial-and-error, to avoid eating mold, feces, etc.
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What liberals attack as "reactionary" on the American right is usually just a nostalgia for the proudly modern United States of the Eisenhower or Reagan eras — the effective equivalent of liberal nostalgia for the golden age of labor unions.
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Instead, Stranger Things 2 (instead of "Season 2" so as to feel closer to an 80s film) doubles down on the nostalgia of the first season, even creating a sense of nostalgia for the previous events on Stranger Things.
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The rush to capitalize on Millennial nostalgia is strong to say the least.
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But I want to talk about something slightly different: its use of nostalgia.
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If you're Irish and abroad on St. Patrick's Day, there is always nostalgia.
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It's hard to not get drunk on Obama nostalgia, even for us cynics.
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But I don't think the soccer girl look is dependent on '90s nostalgia.
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Even the Force, it seems, is insignificant next to the power of nostalgia.
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Both your tracks and mixes seem to toy with nostalgia in interesting ways.
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Sure, today's snacks are good, but they aren't nearly as rich in nostalgia.
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The move to digital might be a big disappointment for nostalgia seekers, however.
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Netflix has embraced the sweet nostalgia surrounding its monster hit series Stranger Things.
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Planters Cheez Balls are coming back so you can indulge in your nostalgia.
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It's no secret that food is one of the best categories for nostalgia.
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Together, they form a Mobius strip of Thanksgiving Day pomp, celebration, and nostalgia.
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And like Leopold's sculptures, it delivers an unstable combination of nostalgia and edginess.
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Why does pizza hold such a unique place in American culture and nostalgia?
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A very cool looking but dangerous weapon sporting a bit of gaming nostalgia.
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The white building displayed the iconic See's font, and nostalgia welled within me.
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That aspect alone is almost nostalgia trip enough to warrant a re-watch.
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Always look to nostalgia to help you unlock the true secrets of friendship.
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"I think there's a tremendous wave of nostalgia happening right now," Davis says.
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But these conflicts accentuate the story's notes of nostalgia and reverence for adolescence.
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Were there any moments you felt a wave of nostalgia wash over you?
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The romance and nostalgia angles certainly helped… plus everyone in it is beautiful.
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His work shows his acceptance of the distinct pairing of nostalgia and melancholy.
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I realized I was adding it in purely for my own nostalgia needs.
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Last week I yelled at the internet about our collective obsession with nostalgia.
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The downloads appear to be part of a feedback loop of fan nostalgia.
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Marginalised under northern rule since 1990, Aden had long found solace in nostalgia.
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In the meanwhile, their Instagram fam pics will feed our insatiable grownup nostalgia.
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It was a show built on nostalgia and warmth; compassion rather than antagonism.
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But who can resist the '90s nostalgia of this new jack swing jam?
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Call the Midwife can get overly touchy-feely in its tear-jerking nostalgia.
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The broad appeal of Stranger Things is often just chalked up to nostalgia.
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The new 3DS ties in nicely with Nintendo's recent bout of nostalgia releases.
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For all of its newness, Odyssey is also a game filled with nostalgia.
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Each room offers a mix of nerdish nostalgia, film history and technological innovation.
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But '280s nostalgia has been in vogue since at least the late-'803s.
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But the emotions aren't grief and nostalgia so much as alarm and sympathy.
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Both trade on simplified truths and have built platforms on rejection and nostalgia.
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In case you were wondering, '90s nostalgia shows no signs of slowing down.
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Shop Rebecca Minkoff See Details Protect your phone with a bit of nostalgia.
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Archive.org is quickly becoming the place to visit whenever 90s internet nostalgia strikes.
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"HMD must avoid the Nokia brand being seen as purely a nostalgia brand."
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But that's the nature of nostalgia, only hanging on to the good parts.
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Initially, they were intended as a nostalgia play for a relatively limited audience.
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And yet, the hunger and nostalgia for existing properties seems to be there.
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Hirsch's nostalgia may seem even more dated now than it did in 1987.
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But when it comes to nostalgia and convenience, instant cameras are still king.
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After years of gif-driven nostalgia, Tyra Banks returns with Life Size 2.
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On those visits, everything would feel the same, comfortable, easy, drenched in nostalgia.
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The Nintendo 264 controller is BAD I'm all for nostalgia in video games.
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Nostalgia is enjoyable, and the movie does nod to some classic horror-comedies.
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Now nostalgia lovers can play around with Windows 95 in an electron app.
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This is the brilliance of Trump's slogan — it's a perfect conduit for nostalgia.
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The nostalgia-inducing promotion is meant to celebrate International House of Pancake's history.
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However, there is no price too great when it comes to music nostalgia.
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It's one-part Dream Phone, one-part "Hotline Bling," and all parts nostalgia.
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He has praised the military, and expressed some nostalgia for the military dictatorship.
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HMD's play, on the other hand, seems to be almost entirely nostalgia driven.
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Fitzgerald doesn't lament this loss, nor does he go all nostalgia on us.
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Deep Bookstagram loves to make fun of the sunny nostalgia of traditional Bookstagram.
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But Metro 2033 is also critical of the nostalgia that it dwells upon.
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The bigger question is: Do the games have anything to offer besides nostalgia?
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The C200 doesn't play the nostalgia card as heavily as other Crosley offerings.
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Perhaps nostalgia is simply the wistful longing for a past that never existed.
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Still, I'm grateful for this dose of nostalgia and burst of internet positivity.
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And it taps into nostalgia for those who played Pokémon in the '90s.
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There's a real nostalgia for the days of being a globally respected superpower.
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TL;DR: Get the retro-style Nostalgia 2.5-ounce popcorn maker for $39.99.
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Initially, these cakes in particular were supposed to represent a sense of nostalgia.
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Picking up an old Game Boy will likely fill most with pure nostalgia.
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Apparently, even Biden himself is feeling nostalgia for the 2017 that never was.
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I watched all the movies growing up, and I appreciate the nostalgia factor.
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Ross Douthat, a New York Times columnist, called nostalgia a symptom of decadence.
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This isn't the first time Murray's been caught in a moment of nostalgia.
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Nostalgia for tyrants is not unusual—witness the cults of Stalin and Mao.
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Nor is there any of Julian Fellowes's rose-tinted nostalgia in Genet's script.
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Baywatch is this summer's blockbuster contribution to the nostalgia fever sweeping the nation.
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There is nostalgia at any reunion concert — and unanswered questions about backstage tensions.
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Nostalgia for a more innocent age of gratuitous nudity, gunplay and cigarette smoking.
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It's basic-looking, but somehow this one evoked a kind of Americana nostalgia.
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But it's the foundation's scent that has me feeling all sorts of nostalgia.
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Torment: Tides of Numenera, another nostalgia project, had a similar feel to it.
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But the power of nostalgia doesn't depend on the times you live in.
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The Stillness of Wind isn't just about nostalgia for a lost, idyllic childhood.
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You want to mix nostalgia with some smart updates for the 21st century.
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The Musical' Naughty '2200s nostalgia à la "Saved by the Bell" (223:2280).
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The Musical' Naughty '2279s nostalgia à la "Saved by the Bell" (24200:259).
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Thursday's episode should be catnip for anyone with a fondness for geek nostalgia.
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Nostalgia alert: For one day only, MTV's "TRL" is coming back, sort of.
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The Musical' Naughty '23006s nostalgia à la "Saved by the Bell" (21:241113).
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Nostalgia looks at a timeline of June's career through old drawings and objects.
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If you're looking for '80s nostalgia exemplified, this is the movie for you.
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These sentiments indicate a leader lost in the nostalgia of an ideological age.
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Nostalgia Electronics' retro-style hot dog toaster will revolutionize your indoor BBQ game.
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But not everything from our TV past that incites nostalgia deserves a reboot.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (1:30).
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (1:41003).
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Since then, there has been an outpouring of nostalgia for childhood toys shopping.
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Nostalgia is another running through line of the comments sections on these videos.
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"We don't set out to create plays that induce nostalgia," Ms. Neugebauer said.
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But this anachronism serves its own purpose, as a form of nostalgia politics.
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Is it that sense of nostalgia: "Wow, that's what the '90s were like"?
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This one unassuming photo had my eyes filling up with tears of nostalgia.
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I have a feeling there will be a lot more nostalgia to come.
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Rebooting the classics can run the risk of leaning too hard on nostalgia.
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Nostalgia, whether for '90s tech or not, is fleeting and always will be.
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The Musical' Naughty '2868s nostalgia à la "Saved by the Bell" (24444:21).
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It's fine, but it's nostalgia made manifest, and as such is subversively retrograde.
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Maybe Obama acts will carry a certain therapeutic nostalgia in these uncertain times?
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Warning: You're about to go down a rabbit hole of nostalgia and feelings.
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An interior grass-covered rolling hillock encourages a moment of shoes-off nostalgia.
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But there's simply no realistic regional development strategy that's based on indulging nostalgia.
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All the nostalgia-fueled optimism in the world might not be enough, there.
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"It's nostalgia food," Holland says, removing decorative rosemary sprigs before slicing right through.
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There is just a strong sense of nostalgia and positive associations with cookies.
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Also, it carries none of the nostalgia you can find in the West.
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Nostalgia can be the biggest roadblock in moving on from an old relationship.
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And in the past, I was able to settle myself in that nostalgia.
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Blame it on the nostalgia or the milkshakes, but this was non-negotiable.
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I have a lot of nostalgia for certain aspects of the VHS tape.
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Nostalgia is in the air—swing by one of your old haunts, Libra.
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Look at this gorgeous beast of 90s marketing nostalgia (in the header image)!
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Impressionist and YouTuber Brock Baker has an ear — and a voice — for nostalgia.
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The nostalgia flooded back instantly, it's time to fly the F-35 again.
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Lutki Gayop can't talk about November 2008 without nostalgia rippling through his voice.
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Now, we've said it before, but nostalgia isn't always such a good thing.
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The relevant nostalgia wasn't even for Apollo; it was for the Manhattan Project.
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Another nostalgia-inspired costume was Regan from the 1973 horror classic "The Exorcist."
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And the excitement of flying and definitely the nostalgia of the golden age.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (1:653).
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (24340:2450).
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And anxieties about a globalized world have created a bull market in nostalgia.
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The surprise is that I'd feel any nostalgia for those days at all.
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Kaia Gerber walked the runway in the ultimate nostalgia item: a graduation cap.
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This nostalgia, dressed up in trendy new clothing, is not uncommon these days.
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Most of the recent works on display brim with a haunting, ethereal nostalgia.
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I'm not a makeup person, but I'm here for some good childhood nostalgia.
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Maintaining the integrity of the museum's collections isn't just a matter of nostalgia.
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Yet it would be a mistake to say his images are about nostalgia.
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After all, people my age love to spend cash when nostalgia is involved.
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"Future Nostalgia," the English pop star's second studio album, was released on Friday.
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The piece, however, was not the typical essay on '90s pop culture nostalgia.
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This version of Suzuki may not help much, but the nostalgia is palpable.
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She lip-syncs Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi," triggering an ache of nostalgia.
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She has no nostalgia for those times but still mourns the hotel's decay.
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Because those people only wanted to lead me down a path of nostalgia.
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As a gay man, he certainly harbors no nostalgia for an earlier time.
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The women I talked to brought up nostalgia only as a side note.
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When it comes to "Tales of the City," the nostalgia just keeps compounding.
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Collins discusses sorrow, nostalgia and gloom in an often lighthearted and ironic tone.
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He freely advocates torture and has expressed nostalgia for Brazil's previous military dictatorship.
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Blockbuster is just one of those nostalgia things for a lot of people.
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It's a weekly nostalgia test; I revisit books I haven't touched in years.
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Ryan's nostalgia for 2014 wasn't even the most-mocked part of his tweet.
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Countless things are now described as epidemics: loneliness, selfies, nostalgia, partisanship, fake news.
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The seducer here wasn't Venus, but opera history and our nostalgia for it.
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But Mr. Melillo explained that returning to "Satyagraha" was not motivated by nostalgia.
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Pre-order Call of Duty: Modern Warfare for a serious dose of nostalgia.
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The book is characterized by nostalgia mixed with surgical literary and syntactic analysis.
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Enthusiasts of '70s music and literature will tumble into delightful pockets of nostalgia.
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Such nostalgia can't be literally evoked, though it can be symbolically re-enacted.
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It's like the Mirror of Erised but in child nostalgia related carb form.
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Between the lines: Vladimir Putin has played on nostalgia for the Soviet Union.
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Afterwards, you have memories and nostalgia, all of which also make you happier.
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To some New Yorkers, "City College" is now mostly a byword for nostalgia.
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Salahi, who hadn't been home since 20143, was filled with nostalgia and dread.
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It's hard to mine nostalgia from something that never went away (13143:13133).
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We do not need that kind of patronizing nostalgia in the Supreme Court.
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He was a romantic, whose view of his hometown was tinged with nostalgia.
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One day, Americans will look back on it with respect and, yes, nostalgia.
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I think this is not only nostalgia: It's sort of avant-garde now!
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And some wonder whether nostalgia is driving Trump's contact with his former advisers.
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"Nostalgia is like a barnacle; it needs something to latch onto," Thompson said.
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The transmissions evoke nostalgia for an era eclipsed by email, Twitter and Skype.
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But it doesn't lean so heavily into nostalgia to overwhelm a great story.
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But nostalgia has little to do with the problems of air travel today.
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That video, when I walked through the process, inspired a lot of nostalgia.
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In other words, nostalgia and pent-up demand drove much of the turnout.
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There was pride, and nostalgia, and a feeling of knowing your neighbor's story.
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It's a question we haven't fully answered, even amid this Apollo 11 nostalgia.
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But the fans and the team may be turning the page on nostalgia.
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But in early June, nostalgia sauntered in, with gray beards and corrective lenses.
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Masters nostalgia may be unlimited, but Masters supply is by design severely restricted.
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Their urgency, though, was tempered by a degree of sentimentality, verging on nostalgia.
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The song soundtrack also adds an element of nifty nostalgia to the proceedings.
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But if nostalgia is gripping you, GameStop sells the PS1 version for $14.99.
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But while the nostalgia factor is clearly still alive, times have certainly changed.
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Finally, it's hard to measure to what extent nostalgia might influence the voting.
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We appreciate that Sega didn&apost emulate these flaws for nostalgia&aposs sake.
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AIM shut down in 2017, bringing an end to our nostalgia-laden service.
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The costumes and accessories in the kit brought back a wave of nostalgia.
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Other brands are creating new merchandise that taps into that love of nostalgia.
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And as living conditions worsen, nostalgia for ISIS' rule is beginning to brew.
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The added nostalgia embedded in this anniversary collection guarantees people will shop it.
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"The sanctimonious self-righteous retroactive nostalgia about process we can dismiss," he said.
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President Obama's farewell address on Tuesday night was not all nostalgia and hope.
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They are consumers who also develop new markets, for example, for 'nostalgia trade'.
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I'm really just fighting through a hard wave of nostalgia right now, though.
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It's the latest quick-service restaurant to tap into nostalgia to excite customers.
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But action figures have been born of female nostalgia (and anger) as well.
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His shows were about Nazism and decadence, marriage and nostalgia, injustice and upheaval.
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His shows were about Nazism and decadence, marriage and nostalgia, injustice and upheaval.
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Each is set in a different Chinese city, and nostalgia is their glue.
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Doom Eternal is less interested in direct contradiction and more interested in nostalgia.
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Some one-hit wonders still bring back a wondrous, inimitable sense of nostalgia.
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But others collect them as investment pieces and as a form of nostalgia.
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The idea "Make America Great Again" professes a nostalgia for a lost Eden.
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Well, I'm a Bears fan, but probably Brett Favre, because of the nostalgia.
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We discussed the success of the meme and what nostalgia means to him.
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Bell's videos offer both historical and personal context, and are rich with nostalgia.
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But his nostalgia for the days of military rule has alarmed many Brazilians.
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Thus, Halt and Catch Fire creates nostalgia around the early internet era in the best way possible: by creating nostalgia for that moment in anybody's life when they've been waiting and waiting and waiting for someone or something to come through.
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For the first time in those adolescent years, I confronted a nostalgia that I didn't have a name for (and for what it's worth, that I still don't) — a nostalgia for a feeling I was supposed to experience in the future.
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While so many films and TV shows have tried to capture nostalgia in a bottle, "Stranger Things" does so in an entertaining way by using the memories of your childhood to craft its story, rather than making nostalgia the story itself.
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Beatles nostalgia ("The Noisy Eater," complete with a children's choir singing "Come Together") blends into Beach Boys nostalgia ("Live a Lifetime Love") and loops back again, and Danny Brown shows up every so often to place you back in the present.
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"I am not looking forward to a scenario where it comes down to Donald Trump, with his nostalgia for the social order of the 1950s and Bernie Sanders with a nostalgia for the revolutionary politics of the 113s," he said.
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"I am not looking forward to a scenario where it comes down to Donald Trump, with his nostalgia for the social order of the 1950s, and Bernie Sanders with a nostalgia for the revolutionary politics of the 1960s," Buttigieg said.
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That castlist is the clue to what Christmas albums now are: pieces of nostalgia.
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As always, Rowling's social media clout and a little nostalgia go a long way.
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As I unpacked them, I felt pangs of nostalgia over the wires and cables.
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Friday Night Lights might not be latest to join the Netflix carousel of nostalgia.
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Freak fights, no drug tests, and unapologetic pandering to the nostalgia of PRIDE fans.
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I think nostalgia has always been a big component of our dance music culture.
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New York and nostalgia Can you tell me how to get to Sesame Street?
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But while nostalgia drives the show, it also offers a couple of timeless lessons.
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Their reunion was filled with nostalgia, music, and one very special pre-taped message.
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Anyway, I was on the phone with him the day before "Nostalgia" came out.
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It conjures a sense of freedom, of escape, of youth, nostalgia, and self-empowerment.
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Wilders' campaign slogan, "The Netherlands Ours Again", plays to traditional Dutch patriotism and nostalgia.
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In hindsight, 1985 was a very important year in the canon of '80s nostalgia.
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Or is Palm's revival another chapter in the book of bad nostalgia tech plays?
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These records collect the entire synthetic nostalgia that make up Stranger Things' unique score.
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But no matter how old you are, hearing certain songs can evoke serious nostalgia.
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He has expressed a sense of nostalgia for Brazil's past as a military dictatorship.
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Each person's answer will be personal, based on some mixture of nostalgia and tradition.
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The good news is that hateful nostalgia is losing and was always destined to.
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" And then there's the paladin Armineus, who says "Nostalgia is the enemy of progress.
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Nostalgia was also likely a factor behind the success of October's big horror films.
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The best retro TV is using nostalgia to challenge our view of the past.
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I'll still bang a couple of the big'uns out on a day of nostalgia.
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Spotted by Tech Insider, this nostalgia-stained attempt at fashion will cost you $45.
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It doesn't rely on nostalgia, recurrent characters, or narrative momentum to drive the story.
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Nostalgia or not, Princess Maker and Princess Maker 2's original artwork is exceptional.
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But it's more than just a way of recapturing the nostalgia of his youth.
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And whether they're rooted in joy, nostalgia, or wistfulness, those surprises get very addicting.
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Mr Mubarak and his sons have stoked nostalgia by returning to the public eye.
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Is Wegmans a nostalgia trip for those suburban transplants who miss massive grocery stores?
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It's an illuminating account of one of America's most potent symbols of culinary nostalgia.
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But New York has always been a city whose dominant emotional chord is nostalgia.
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But once again he's being slotted into the most bland, mainstream action nostalgia conventions.
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Golden Girls fans, get ready for your nostalgia to spike to dangerously high levels.
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"We Had," written by Simpson, was inspired by the nostalgia of love and loss.
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The first game was a nostalgia-drenched examination of old friendships and family scars.
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Getting history right matters because Mr Trump's trade rhetoric is so steeped in nostalgia.
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They are interested in capturing nostalgia for a new generation of digital picture takers.
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Nostalgia sells, and plenty of companies have sought to use this to their advantage.
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The Original Pantry Cafe: A downtown destination for nostalgia-inspiring diner food since 1924.
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The nostalgia and the pain at seeing people living on the street inspires Kim.
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While the movie's age creates deep nostalgia, it's also being introduced to new audiences.
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But it is time to stop it with the nostalgia-as-business-strategy approach.
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This summer has been chock full of nostalgia for Beatles fans, thanks to McCartney.
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Why would you want to think about how potentially toxic empty nostalgia can be?
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It all came rushing back, and with it was a separate rush of nostalgia.
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But this time, fellow millennials, let's opt out of the nostalgia outrage conveyor belt.
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How it sounds, the nostalgia of it, the vinyls, the needle, and so forth.
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So, it's not surprising that a lot of current cinema involves early aughts nostalgia.
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But Raw fell into the nostalgia trap, as did I and countless other viewers.
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Sprightly they are not, and one reason is that nostalgia is a burdensome emotion.
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This isn't one of those nostalgia-worshiping fish-romance action-thrillers made for kids.
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But just now, rich countries and emerging economies are experiencing an outbreak of nostalgia.
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Nostalgia serves optimists and pessimists alike as an anchor in a world being transformed.
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You think your weird '80s loser throwback nostalgia is gonna pass her bullshit meter?
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Timehop's nostalgia-triggering app launched on iOS in 2012 and on Android in 2014.
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It's spooky but funny; nostalgia-inducing but not dated; campy but not overly cheeze.
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While Spigen's Classic C1 case is not perfect, the nostalgia wins over the imperfections.
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Cue nostalgia overload: Dawson and Jen are back together again after 13 years apart!
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Previously, we shared our funniest, scariest, most action-packed, and most nostalgia-friendly picks.
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Check out Stewart's nostalgia bombs from House on Fascination Street in the images below.
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What do bronies, '80s (and '90s) nostalgia addicts, and fashion week have in common?
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It'll eventually be replaced by something else, as is the cyclical nature of nostalgia.
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Looking to get doused in a bath of gimmicky nostalgia that somehow still rocks?
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And Downton Abbey is nominated for its final season, which might prompt nostalgia votes.
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It could be pure nostalgia, but I think there's another element at play here.
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The problem is that nostalgia and electronics aren't always a match made in heaven.
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Don't let relatives or nostalgia cloud your judgment about what ought to be binned.
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Meg Downey, IGN The Phase One nostalgia does seem a bit jarring at times.
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This week on Instagram, celebrities decided to give us a serious dose of nostalgia.
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I felt transported to a land of tropical nostalgia, and I was digging it.
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It releases the feel-good chemical dopamine into your system and brings on nostalgia.
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I'd like to reiterate here, that I'm not basing my reaction off of nostalgia.
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Nostalgia is a nasty virus, making you want to spend money you don't have.
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Since that's very unlikely to happen, we're milking our nostalgia with something else: makeup.
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Recurring themes include freedom, identity, and anti-nostalgia, creating visceral reactions in her fans.
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Or maybe this is all just a marketing ploy to play on our nostalgia?
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Sound the nostalgia alert — your 2002-self is about to get pretty damn excited.
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Communist nostalgia is not new, but it does seem to be having a moment.
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The Times is still delivered to his door, conveying his nostalgia for bygone days.
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But of course everyone comes at it with their own personal experience and nostalgia.
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Who says you can't combine your love of swine with sweet, sweet campfire nostalgia?
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Enter nostalgia fatigue—specifically, exhaustion caused by overexposure to reminders of a sentimental past.
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We set it in the 80s for specific reasons, but it wasn't pure nostalgia.
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During the campaign, President Trump appealed to many voters' nostalgia for a greater past.
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Nostalgia can be a seductive emotion, but it can be a perilous one, too.
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The economics of nostalgia may capture the hearts of a certain portion of voters.
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But anyone looking to recreate the nostalgia that comes with reminiscing about Double Dare!
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I think as we grow older, we actually place more value on nostalgia. Yeah.
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Some early audience members delighted in the revamped world of color, propriety, and nostalgia.
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White American Christians who respond to cultural tumult with nostalgia fail to do this.
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According to today's rose-tinted nostalgia, he at least ensured that Tunisians had work.
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When nostalgia pays a visit, it knows exactly what to whisper into your ear.
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The ranks of older patrons, who recall the organ grinders with nostalgia, are thinning.
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Was their motive nostalgia, or the potency of the black napkin as status symbol?
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" Or cross the Atlantic for some 1970s Brit-pop nostalgia with "Cradle to Grave.
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Nostalgia, even for times or events that weren't perfect, can trigger the pleasure pathways.
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But on opening night of Desert Trip, far more than nostalgia was in play.
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Perhaps more than anyone else on the Giants' roster, Cruz evokes feelings of nostalgia.
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"Nostalgia is generally a short-lived phenomenon for any one thing," St. Charles said.
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Nostalgia and the desire to help a friend motivated Salt-N-Pepa to agree.
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Unfortunately, we can't simply hop into a time machine and hit a nostalgia button.
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Platinum's nostalgia-as-game kick started in 2015 with the release of Transformers: Devastation.
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Last year Kardashian spoke about the sex tape with more nostalgia and less shame.
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In Ernest Cline's original 2011 novel was a warm nostalgia bath for '80s kids.
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We all talk nostalgia foods as we wait, since this is one of those.
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The Messenger is not an especially difficult game, so absent nostalgia, there wasn't much.
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In the endless online waves of '90s nostalgia, kids' books have been largely ignored.
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It feels very costume party-nostalgia to me, which I don't find particularly interesting.
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People usually feel nostalgic for their own past, commonly referred to as autobiographical nostalgia.
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Current research suggests that people use nostalgia to organize their lives into cohesive narratives.
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But it's also hard to ignore how Christopher Robin peddles a nostalgia for itself.
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For more mid-2000s nostalgia, follow Issy Beech on Twitter Editor's note: RIP Johnny.
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It evoked nostalgia through absurdity, the way Hot Rats or Garden of Delete did.
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It brings back all the Mario nostalgia one could hope for, and costs $10.
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It's certainly not nostalgia, it's just the idea that we've lost certain things forever.
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VICE: How relevant is Keep Calm and Carry On and austerity nostalgia in 2016?
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And the other is we are suffering a nostalgia for certainty, stability, and rectitude.
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And if there's one thing that drives today's Hollywood more than recycling, it's nostalgia.
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But nostalgia will only go so far as the two sides discuss contentious issues.
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And as much as I hate to say it, the nostalgia did hit me.
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I first knew of Fire Island, the famous gay getaway, through another man's nostalgia.
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The glut of nostalgia in Stranger Things is perhaps most damaging to character development.
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I was a kid there, so I have a lot of nostalgia for that.
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They were just wrestlers, with their returns treated the same as any nostalgia return.
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Nostalgia often leads one to become a torchbearer, someone who wants to have followers.
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"Café Society," Woody Allen's new movie, comes wrapped in a double layer of nostalgia.
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"It's not a nostalgia trip that she and I are involved in," he added.
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Everywhere I look I see '90s nostalgia, in shows being rebooted, memes being shared.
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It also instantly gave "The Conners" a premise, a reason to exist beyond nostalgia.
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And a marathon of the "Treehouse of Horror" specials on "The Simpsons" brings nostalgia.
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On Future Nostalgia, those vocals have found their uncanny match in disco-drenched synths.
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It's from the perspective of the young-man nostalgia engine that Joyce makes sense.
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Despite the hardships endured by the characters, nearly every shot seems dappled with nostalgia.
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Illiberals traffic in fear and nostalgia; liberals must offer hope instead of cultivating defeatism.
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I almost always get hit with a wave of nostalgia when looking at pictures.
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But dismiss your childhood rules entirely, and you may feel a twinge of nostalgia.
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Here's Broadly's gift guide for the nostalgia lover and another one specifically for coworkers.
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While the flavor stirs nostalgia for some, many others don't find it very tasty.
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For Chowdhury, memory is a word now tied more to nostalgia than anything else.
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Nostalgia, whether it's for My Little Pony or Lisa Frank, is a powerful thing.
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Watch the video for "Glass Half Empty" below and get yourself pumped on nostalgia.
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"It is a combination of things, but there is of course nostalgia," he said.
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Bringing back "Fiddler" after nearly three decades, he has removed the mothballs and nostalgia.
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"Nostalgia helps keep you connected in terms of your self-identity," Dr. Batcho said.
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Yet he seems to reflect on his time with the Nets with particular nostalgia.
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"It's about the nostalgia, the country, being out in fresh air," Mr. Yandura said.
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This is where that bittersweet nostalgia gets me, and where the game succeeds most.
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That streak of nostalgia and longing for an imagined past infuses lots of fantasy.
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The fans responded with a roar, a collective expression of appreciation, nostalgia and grief.
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Embrace the nostalgia of Eichner's early 2010s comedy stylings and you'll have a blast.
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It's how I grew up listening to music, and nostalgia is my favorite drug.
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Mr. Romney has also become a magnet for nostalgia lately — at least among Democrats.
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Bullseye and Influence will lack the most alluring component of other streaming services: nostalgia.
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It reached out and grabbed my right by the nostalgia and pulled me in.
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We looked inside our souls (and Disney+'s nostalgia-filled archives) to find out.
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Mr. Turner is the rare male jazz singer with no time for mannered nostalgia.
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Though we are a forward-looking people, Americans are also quite good at nostalgia.
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Pass the prune daiquiris — yes, there are prune daiquiris — and get drunk on nostalgia.
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It&aposs the beginning of a new decade and nostalgia is in the air.
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We're in this culture of nostalgia where everyone's revisiting those shows from that era.
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The game itself is easy to understand and hits most of my nostalgia points.
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Alongside the nostalgia trip, Microsoft is also adding some new functionality to Windows Terminal.
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There was nostalgia bathed in the refracted light of a zillion beaded flapper dresses.
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This nostalgia, like the frustration that underlies it, has a long and instructive history.
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Here, the other half of the menu, dripping with eighties nostalgia, seems more pronounced.
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Beyond simple nostalgia, though, the appeal of this limp retread is difficult to discern.
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Warren grew emotional with nostalgia for her time on the campaign trail, but not
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Because his story was about the origin of Santa Claus, it appealed to nostalgia.
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Firing it up — yes, I also kept the charging cord — was a nostalgia trip.
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And so the operation chugs along, in nostalgia mode for some of its owners.
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That is not impossible, even in a sport as susceptible to nostalgia as soccer.
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That form of nostalgia is taboo for anybody who professes attachment to Republican values.
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In doing so, he looked back with nostalgia — at the career of Patrick Mahomes.
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The feeling is less one of nostalgia than of having just missed something remarkable.
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That nostalgia abounds at Chez La Vieille was a big selling point for Starr.
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Legacy brands have a certain nostalgic value, but you can't subsist on nostalgia alone.
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The current owner, Garth, bought it seeking to quench a deep feeling of nostalgia.
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She also hopes the nostalgia factor of the brand will give it a boost.
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Nostalgia sure seemed to be the no-brainer route to end the Skywalker saga.
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Tran's novel, his first, does not engage in any nostalgia about the lost home.
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Whether it was childhood nostalgia or sweet deals at liquidation sales, parents stocked up.
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The annual "Holiday Nostalgia" train line, seen above, is a perfect example of this.
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But Rohrwacher isn't borrowing from this tradition to sell picturesque nostalgia or political piety.
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Cars are utilitarian machines, sure, but they also become vehicles for sentiment and nostalgia.
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But it's a place to marinate for a while in 21955s-era literary nostalgia.
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What is it about the 80s nostalgia that's struck such a chord with this?
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At BRIC House, Public Access/Open Networks will feed your nostalgia for channel-surfing.
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The pieces range in tenor from sorrow and nostalgia to outrage and biting satire.
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The nostalgia that comes with hearing the ice cream truck's jingle is probably unmatched.
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"When we as individuals experience personal nostalgia for the past, we remain capable of understanding that not everyone in the country has the same idealized memories," says Stephanie Coontz, author of The Way We Never Were: American Families and the Nostalgia Trap.
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Nostalgia Pin Co If you'd rather be transported to your childhood, consider grabbing this ditty from Nostalgia Pin Co. An impeccable rendering of an N64 cartridge, this one will be sure to get you compliments from weird stoners and 90s kids alike.
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The lens flare, the ghosting effects, the garish and inaccurate color; all these will touch off nearly as much nostalgia, or anti-nostalgia, for the 1980s home-video hobbyist as the disco tunes might for any late boomer or early Gen X-er.
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Why, after at least 150 years of this deep nostalgia for the candlelit world of either an imagined Victorian past or an imagined medieval past, were Americans so keen to marry this nostalgia and coziness with the futuristic quality of the Space Age?
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" Buttigieg chimed in shortly after, adding he isn't looking forward to a general election that "comes down to Donald Trump with his nostalgia for the social order of the 1950s and Bernie Sanders with a nostalgia for the revolutionary politics of the 1960s.
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But without the nostalgia factor in play, each successive Ghostbusters film or property, at best, feels like a funny idea for a sketch stretched out to feature-length, then buoyed by its performers' name recognition and irresistible comic performances and, eventually, nostalgia.
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"There's a little element of nostalgia at play in gaining parents' interest," Ms. Holland said.
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Beneath this decision lies only a bitter combination of two bogus sentiments: nostalgia and utopianism.
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None is confirmed to return, but there's just too much nostalgia waiting to be milked.
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And the people who bid on concrete bits of space nostalgia are themselves a mix.
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There are plenty of nostalgia-inspired products, too, like retro gaming consoles and reborn Tamagotchis.
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Ready Player One Is an Orgy of Nostalgia in All the Wrong WaysImage: Warner Bros.
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The current culture of nostalgia in music and art is addicting, yet isn't fully satisfying.
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