I still obsess about eating, and I obsess about weight, and I obsess about my body just as much as I did before.
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I obsess about the two words and I obsess about the consequences of the failure of the network.
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How to obsess: Pine is a man of many skills so to fully obsess you should experience a little bit of everything.
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Just as users obsess over their interests with strangers on Tumblr, Karp hopes that they will similarly obsess with their friends on Cabana.
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Here are just a few for you to obsess over.
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Your pals see beyond the personal flaws you obsess over.
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It's not just diehard gamers who obsess over "Madden," either.
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In 2017, Mashable invites you to come obsess with us.
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I obsess over this stuff, am in awe of [it].
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Most ignore bulk traffic numbers and obsess about daily engagement.
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We all love to obsess over who Mariah doesn't know.
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Was I just focusing on something easy to obsess over?
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Increasingly, we see ourselves in the game we obsess over.
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You tend to latch onto subjects and obsess over them.
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We have to obsess over where we can be different.
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They go hiking as a family and obsess over soccer.
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But don't obsess over their initial public valuations too much.
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My family is trying hard to not obsess about tech.
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If so, you shouldn't have to continually obsess over money.
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"We obsess over them all year long," Ms. Sifton said.
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Analysts and reformers obsess over who sends money into politics.
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I've always needed a plan, I kinda obsess over it.
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So, we obsess about our jobs, but we can get promoted.
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We obsess about sports, but our teams can win it all.
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Why would I pick up — much less obsess over — children's books?
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I expect Republican presidential candidates to obsess about taxes and regulations.
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We obsess about the bison, about the zebra or the giraffe.
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Or, if you're like me, obsess over on a daily basis.
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It's a cultural trend to pine and obsess over celebrity relationships.
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Obviously, it's super entertaining to obsess over Taylor Swift song lyrics.
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And Hollywood moms aren't the only ones who obsess over Birkenstocks.
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I don't really obsess too much about the degree of realness.
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They also tend to obsess over tiny factors in huge equations.
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Game of Thrones characters like to obsess over the Iron Throne.
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Obsess about that if you must, but don't underestimate the dollar.
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I like your points about nostalgia, definitely something I obsess about.
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Experimental music lovers tend to obsess over stories of hermetic geniuses.
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So much to do, so little time to obsess about it.
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What tech products do you obsess over in your personal life?
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" Instead, he said, "the president continues to obsess about this investigation.
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You don't obsess over every little thing you say or do.
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There is no reason to obsess over what can't be controlled.
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My brain tends to obsess over perceived flaws in my appearance.
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But the forecasters in Oklahoma had actual storms to obsess over.
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We obsess over finding The Next Best Thing here a lot.
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At least with Tulips, you have a tangible object to obsess over.
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And the tendency to obsess over reason and rationality overlooks this fact.
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We obsess about romantic partners, but we can love and be loved.
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Critics are right that governments and universities obsess too much about rankings.
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For those who obsess about the iPhone, it was the mother lode.
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Until it does, Bey has given us something else to obsess over.
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Things may not go as planned—but don't obsess over it, Leo.
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Yet to obsess over Ms Suu Kyi is to repeat a mistake.
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I also have a phobia of vomiting, which I obsess about daily.
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The debate about whether dogs can truly obsess doesn't enter this room.
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We aren't perfect at this but we kind of obsess about it.
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Obsess spent part of last season with Misfits academy team, Misfits Premier.
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"I don't obsess over the standings," Texas coach Shaka Smart told reporters.
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"That's the kind of thing I obsess about at work," he said.
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But he also advised that people shouldn't obsess about meeting fiber targets.
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That leaves me more time to obsess over packing and gearing up.
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I obsess on tennis but attended my first rugger match this year.
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Wouldn't now be a great time to obsess about whether we've prepared enough?
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We are so ready to obsess over every interaction on The Bi Life.
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It's easy to obsess over a single wrinkle — especially if it's your first.
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There are a lot of friendships to obsess over in Game of Thrones.
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But that doesn't mean people won't collect and obsess over the latest options.
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You needn't strain yourself keeping track of details, or obsess over unanswered questions.
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They don't give that much thought to it, but we obsess over it.
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You have the "Bowl Patrol" people who obsess over [Charleston shooter] Dylann Roof.
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You have to obsess over every single detail to make the perfect shoe.
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So to distract myself, I would obsess about how the rides were made.
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Women still write about "family" and obsess over love or themselves ("me"). These
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People don't obsess about politics in the way that we in Westminster do.
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On Tumblr, you don't just obsess over past wrongs, you go full Amontillado.
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These individuals obsess less about keeping up than they do about falling behind.
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It fed on itself, and spat out words for me to obsess over.
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He'd obsess over the Forbes' Billionaires List, one daydreaming of making it big.
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You never meet Hitler, and more importantly, the game doesn't obsess over him.
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Given the stakes, you'd expect Democratic candidates to obsess over the Supreme Court.
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I like pasta, bread and cheese too much to obsess over my weight.
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NikkieTutorials fans applauded her bravery — and continued to obsess over her beauty skills.
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If we must obsess over something, size is one of the few options.
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This might involve finding something else to obsess about as their kid ages.
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The undeniably fantastic Black Panther notwithstanding, I generally don't obsess over the MCU.
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He feels rejuvenated and has not had time to obsess about the Masters.
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I worked out, I took care of myself, but I didn't obsess about it.
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And these are the things that comedy writers obsess about endlessly and always have.
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Yeah, I don't obsess on redesigns, unless they're truly awful, like a new Coke.
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This morning, the company announced Greenery as the hue to obsess over in 2017.
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I would obsess over this and feel compelled to log in and confront her.
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Why do we obsess over these two aspects of life more than any other?
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So, try not to obsess over the numbers or time, because everyone starts somewhere.
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A collage artist's browser history reveals a lot about the subjects that obsess them.
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The CW has a reputation for creating ships fans can't help but obsess over.
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It's time to obsess over tiny Groot, the only real thing that matters here.
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Rather than obsess over the technical minutia, here's what you actually need to know.
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Immelt said he also learned not to obsess over media coverage of his company.
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I just think you have to obsess over every single detail about that product.
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It is more common, however, to obsess over the length of socks and shorts.
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Then, you must obsess over those tasks in order to produce high-caliber work.
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Game of Thrones fans like to obsess over the best Game of Thrones episodes.
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During my early evenings in repose, I would obsess enviously over friends' Instagram accounts.
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We've got lukewarm, moderate, chattering, sophisticated, refined neoliberals who obsess over comfort and convenience.
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Year after year, I watch in dismay as students obsess over getting straight A's.
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A fast painter, Leenaert isn't one to obsess over a less-than-perfect line.
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In 2020, Democrats will continue to obsess about the electability question — demographics be damned.
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I wanted to flip the genre and not focus and obsess about the victim.
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I had no idea what menopause might mean, nor did I obsess about it.
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We obsess about how are we going to create stakes that will pull people in?
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But it also gave devotees of the series plenty of new 'ships to obsess over.
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He gave them an enemy to obsess over, and that's always a boon for ratings.
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But, we weren't the only ones who got a brand new beverage to obsess over.
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He advised younger singers to focus on their artistry and not obsess about a career.
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Once you do start investing, don't obsess over the ups and downs of the market.
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With all of those new shows comes lots of prospective new celebrities to obsess about.
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For instance, do economists obsess more about labour-market conditions for men than for women?
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While the country continues to obsess over Ocasio-Cortez, she had to decline the nomination.
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Serious cyclists (and some who aren't so serious) obsess over every ounce on their bike.
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They say catch it and kill it so you obsess until you get it tested.
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But again, being obsessed about dilution I think is the wrong thing to obsess about.
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The latest off-duty moment to obsess over comes courtesy of Emma Roberts: velvet shoes.
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And every year seems to bring more supplements to obsess over: probiotics, phytonutrients, antioxidants, adaptogens.
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The stains, the airlessness, the scratch marks on the walls... I obsess over those scratches.
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Every workout is filmed, allowing Butler and Johnson to obsess over ball and hand placement.
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And, of course, a regular reminder that CEOs don't need to obsess over quarterly numbers.
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When you obsess about a problem, you have less energy and passion to pursue solutions.
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When I was younger I used to obsess over sounding too much like someone else.
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I've got such patchy music education I have to just obsess on what I know.
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You obsess on the things you can control and then you ruthlessly stick to [them].
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They don't obsess about technique, and they often work with ordinary — and therefore extraordinary — materials.
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In fairness to Doha Forum attendees, there are far more pressing questions to obsess about.
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But I am saying that before you obsess about them — and believe me, with far too many of the clients I've had, "obsess" is the right word — ask yourself what questions you will ask of your analytics data, and what value you expect to receive.
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"That's the only weapon that you have, so I would not obsess about it," he said.
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You might also obsess about the past and hate yourself for all the things you did.
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They love music and movies, obsess over their favorite athletes and YouTubers, game anywhere and everywhere.
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Some may wonder why I would obsess over the imagery from a president's first 100 days.
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Would be nice if the press did the same rather than obsess over our [private] lives!
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It's also critical not to obsess over coming up with one perfect idea, Curtis told CNBC.
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They obsess over "force projection" and "combat power overmatch," investing in things like the F-35.
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Please, Bey Hive, do your thing and give us something to obsess over while we wait.
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So my mind is free to obsess over other things, rather than relentless raging insecurities. 'Lol.
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Would be nice if the press did the same rather than obsess over our pvt lives!
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Meanwhile, don't obsess over various reconciliation rules: those can be whatever you want it to be.
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Although as Shiller also makes clear, investors shouldn't obsess over the level of the CAPE ratio.
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"I think we should all obsess about voice," says GE CMO Linda Boff on Adlandia's podcast.
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It's a very selfish age, and you just have to obsess about yourself for a bit.
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Death—whether in the form of the Holocaust or earlier, English, massacres—continued to obsess him.
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Turning Murphy into the morbidly obsess character Rasputia was still enough for a Best Makeup nomination.
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Strategies Don't obsess about the svelte new iPhone or the price cut for the Apple Watch.
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Going forward, Rieder argues that the Federal Reserve needn't obsess over its 2 percent inflation target.
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Chefs at high-end restaurants might obsess about their Michelin Guide ratings, customer reviews and such.
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What message am I sending to him when I obsess over the number on the scale?
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To really master lucid sex dreaming, it's vital not to obsess about becoming lucid, says Love.
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We obsess over these moments when we can't sleep, or when we need a good cry.
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My brain is hardwired to obsess on a crisis, even one which doesn't impact me directly.
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There is a power to obsession and being able to obsess over something—your life's work.
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Average annual snowfall tends to be the number that skiers obsess about more than any other.
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Now that the renovation is over, he continues to obsess, if perhaps a shade less intensely.
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Now, Loftus and a whole world of fans must find a new show to obsess over.
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There's no need to obsess about electoral collusion when the real issue is moral capitulation. ☐
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I learned a lot from that, because I'm a perfectionist and like to obsess over details.
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We obsess over how something is made, and imagine that people in the past did, too.
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They obsessed over news in the particular way that teenagers without jobs can afford to obsess.
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And as we obsess over the faulty narrative, we miss some other things that really matter.
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Here's how to properly obsess over the Wrinkle In Time stars and follow their other major works.
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There are few feelings as deeply satisfying as finding a new favorite television show to obsess over.
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And the more we rely on it, the more we seem to obsess about doing it wrong.
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The more you obsess over your music, the more you appreciate iTunes' rows and columns of data.
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She said he would obsess and intensify until one of them told him just tweet it already.
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While lawmakers in Westminster obsess over Brexit, the rise in violent crime is still having political ramifications.
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What is that from a ... Almost nothing, except we'll obsess over it because it's a psychological barrier.
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Click through for a round up the films we're most excited to talk, write, and obsess about.
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While the media ignores growing evidence of misdeed by Russia investigators they obsess over the British wedding.
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If there's one series to pick up and obsess over, it's Iain M. Banks' fantastic Culture series.
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And they obsess over ways to engineer that shock value—to build the next bulky Tapu Koko.
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"I used to obsess over having to read the book, but now I just don't," he said.
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After the success of Wonder Woman, moviegoers are itching for another female action hero to obsess over.
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I would tell my 22-year-old-self not to obsess about finding the answers right away.
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Also, it's rarely beneficial to obsess over your investments, no matter what state the markets are in.
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It also reduces body weight, another attraction in a sport in which top riders obsess over leanness.
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For Khloé Kardashian, the internet is home to millions of fans who obsess over her every move.
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But I still think about all the songs I used to obsess over back in the aughts.
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Rookie Perkins is a bright shiny object over which fantasy owners can obsess for a little while.
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" As a result, he suggested, it was a mistake to obsess about the "profile of the ordained.
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There are so many different areas within the game, you almost have to obsess to be good.
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It's true that ordinary voters don't seem to care about the gaffes that obsess cable TV commentators.
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We obsess over the best pasta salad recipe, the perfect deviled eggs and the most comforting dips.
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I'm naturally a control freak; how would I not obsess over the market's inevitable highs and lows?
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It is why we obsess about "share statements," or what people say when they share our content.
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Maybe, Faber theorized, farmers are too busy worrying about a trade war to obsess over anything else.
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I obsess over fun tech gadgets, like my dog-cam that tosses treats when I'm not home.
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The short answer is that boys like toys, and they're going to obsess over them for hours.
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I would meet my girlfriends to watch "Sex and the City" and obsess over the characters' outfits.
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Marriage counselors often caution against "scorekeeping" — healthy relationships cannot survive if we obsess over each other's transgressions.
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"Everyone's different, but some patients obsess over what they look like on their phones," Dr. Boris Paskhover says.
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Until then, we'll have to obsess over Twitter's actually-black dark mode as we wait for more leaks.
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Tom Perez is here to talk with me about two things that obsess Silicon Valley: work and money.
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That means studying consumers; few other firms obsess over both mining-truck depreciation and romance among young Chinese.
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We stop talking about why the movie is good, and instead only obsess over why it could win.
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And, even though it's slightly outside our price range, that doesn't mean we can't obsess over the pictures.
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Rather than obsess about redistribution, governments would do better to reduce rent-seeking, improve education and boost competition.
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"When we ruminate and really obsess about someone, it's because the dopamine response has gotten triggered," she says.
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But fans still obsess over her VMA performances of the past decade, wondering what happened behind the scenes.
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I'll obsess over shit, with the irony being that it doesn't perfect it, it makes it worse usually.
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They make it much easier to obsess over every minute detail about a person's body and fitness routines.
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Don't live in the spreadsheetsIf you're a self-proclaimed money nerd, you tend to obsess about the numbers.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said long-term investors of Apple's stock shouldn't obsess with near-term iPhone sales.
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If anything, more often than not, I'm obsessing over or stifling the desire to obsess over becoming obsolete.
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Ms. Yellen, and the traders who obsess over her every move, should plan to enjoy the long weekend.
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While we obsess over what may be hidden in the shadows, all of that is in plain sight.
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Rather than discovering the shared experiences that unite us, we obsess over the political labels that divide us.
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Rather than discovering our beautiful selves, we obsess over who's in our camp and who's outside of it.
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In other words, I'll use technology, but won't obsess over it, or let it take over my life.
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FYI, the Westminster Dog Show is going on It's the OTHER awards show people like to obsess over.
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Figure out your unique story, find a content style that works for you, and obsess over your analytics.
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Much of the commentary about OPEC and output agreements tends to obsess about personalities and the negotiating process.
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But by 2014, Haylor had fizzled out, and the world had moved on to obsess over new rumored pairs.
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There are plenty of people within a company who will think about revenue, talk about it, obsess over it.
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"Fashion people" have the tendency to obsess over the tiniest details, things the everyday person probably wouldn't even realize.
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That reduces the odds that anyone will creepily obsess over you or try to reach out without your consent.
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Some may obsess about short-term targets and quarterly results but that is usually because they are badly run.
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Part of what remains provocative about the women of the new left is that they don't obsess over Trump.
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Don't obsess over getting the "best" rate of return possible because that is outside of your sphere of influence.
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Let's just spend a second on this because I know everyone wants to obsess about -- KELLY EVANS: The details.
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Tech is not like the other industries, such as steel and soyabeans, that obsess the White House's trade warriors.
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Kalanick is known to obsess over details like office decor alongside big issues like pricing strategy and driver relations.
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While the other women obsess about status and popularity, Bonnie can be found teaching yoga and hand-making jewelry.
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From Kit Harington's big finale reaction to those ridiculous makeup jobs, there's plenty for Thrones fans to obsess over.
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I have a blog where I document it, and use it to get people to obsess over me more.
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I was able to obsess less about things that I had not done or need [ed] to get done.
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Because traditionally ambitious people, while hard workers, tend to obsess over their own personal rise up the corporate ladder.
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Even though I obsess about everything, and I'm scared, and I'm nervous I'm talking about it — it terrifies me.
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In this era of intense partisanship, party leaders obsess over turning out their base to win the next election.
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If you obsess too much on working on your opportunity areas it can grow tiresome — because it's tiring work.
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Amazon simply can't create the one-to-one experience that people today, particularly millennials and Gen Z, obsess over.
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Her Caucus needs to heed her advice to set up the party for 2020 rather than obsess about 2016.
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But, in general, we try not to obsess over it because we can't do anything about it, you know?
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We yearn and obsess and plot new elaborate strategies as the object of our desire shrinks ever farther away.
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I often hear from girls that their parents and schools obsess over what they wear and how they look.
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It's also the first show you should check out if you need something new to obsess over this weekend.
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"It's not particularly healthy for me to obsess over the failures — the relapses — and beat myself up," he said.
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As adults, they tend to obsess about their relationships and may be overly dramatic in order to get attention.
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I was able to obsess less about things that I had not done or need[ed] to get done.
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Another thing to obsess over as you open the app to find, yet again, you have exactly zero matches!
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Though I no longer obsess about what to eat or how tight my pants are, I worry about the future.
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But if you really want to nerd out, you can obsess over the minutia of this dress on Chanel's website.
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Social media is buzzing with excitement in ways that you, someone who doesn't obsess about video games, might find confusing.
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It is a pure object which doesn't cease to obsess us with its own immanence, its empty and material presence.
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User-centric thinking is the hallmark of the world-class companies because they love and obsess about you—the user.
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You know, the same suicide that drove William to fully obsess about the park and leave the real world behind.
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We obsess about display typography, but most of the type setting in the world is done on the text level.
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For them that means shooting whiskey, staying out late, and generally letting the things they would normally obsess over slide.
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I started to obsess over my fear of this not working out, and I felt terrible for worrying the women.
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We always end with close-ups of the pugs and their cats and obsess over how cute they all are.
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These really ambitious visions for computing tend to obsess a lot of people who've been really productive in computer science.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - If you are like many investors, you obsess over stock fundamentals like earnings, debt or sales growth.
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For Perez, eating this way eventually made her obsess about how healthy her food was, and triggered her eating disorder.
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So when I'm presented with a more mature way to still obsess over my favorite fairy tales, I'm all in.
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In the old days, sure, you'd obsess over checking your work e-mail, but Slack provides so much more information.
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But if you're a Game of Thrones fan looking for a deep, compelling game to obsess over, this is it.
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People who live with a designated candy drawer, unlocked and accessible at all times, don't generally obsess over their stash.
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Which is to say it's stuffed with more clues and hints to obsess over while we wait impatiently for December.
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Don't obsess over creating a unique algorithm — that isn't your company's defensible intellectual property: Your proprietary user behavior data is.
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In an interview, Ms. Harron discussed a scene in which colleagues look at, and obsess over, one another's business cards.
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Wellness is often dismissed as frivolity, another way for wealthy white women to spend money and obsess about their bodies.
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Maybe you put off working on a task until the last minute and you obsess over your work being perfect.
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They obsess over whether the seventh-grader supposedly writing an essay is actually watching a free gangbang video on PornHub.
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The Oracle of Omaha told CNBC that long-term investors of Apple's stock shouldn't obsess with near-term iPhone sales.
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This "buy and hold " strategy is why Buffett says long-term investors in Apple shouldn't obsess over iPhone X sales.
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Then there's another hurdle that Musk would rather the market didn't obsess over too much: the need to raise capital.
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When she isn't lusting over tween heartthrobs, the Good For You singer has a few women to obsess over, too.
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When talking about 'boxing' it's easy to obsess about a fighter's hands, but boxing is as much about the feet.
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It's a universal language much like other things I obsess over: food, music, or math (insert lazy Asian joke here).
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He is not the first modern president to obsess over these ratings, but the nature of his obsession is different.
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It also gives tea devotees, many of whom see one another only once a year, a space to obsess together.
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There are a lot of people across the country, for as silly as this sounds, who obsess about hair loss.
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For a long time, I thought I'd escaped her obsession because I refused to monitor, calculate or obsess over food.
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Sentosa is almost certainly Asia's safest and most antiseptic beach resort — no small consideration for those who obsess about germs.
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Once you've identified the scary thing you want to do, don't obsess over all the reasons you can't do it.
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Some Black women obsess over their hair because they think having long hair has something to do with being feminine.
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This can lead us to obsess over the scariest reports and worst-case scenarios, making the danger seem bigger still.
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While most investors obsess over near-term results, Pzena remains focused on the true long-term value of a business.
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All of us obsess over it on social media or with friends, at least until the next story comes along.
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Journalists obsess over the most camera-ready emissaries and provocative assertions, and we often outsource our judgment to social media.
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So while the pervy traders of "Black Monday" obsess over strip bars, no actual female nudity appears in the series.
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But in the short term, rather than obsess over strategic partnerships, PlushCare seems perfectly content focusing on direct to consumer growth.
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HBO finally dropped the Game of Thrones Season 7 trailer Wednesday afternoon, and now it's time to obsess over every frame.
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How to obsess: It's likely you're already obsessing over Oprah because TBH who isn't, but if not, we've got you covered.
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But we have to be very careful with prison reform, because people obsess over incarceration rates while crime rates have fallen.
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But the precision, and persistence, with which it is measured today leads some people to obsess over how they spend it.
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For the moms who obsess over home decor, we have a few suggestions that you may have never even thought about.
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Characters like Eve are supposed to obsess over characters like Villanelle, these charismatic antiheroes we've seen plenty of on screen lately.
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Snapchat founder Evan Spiegel is the guy who media and advertising people obsess over more than anyone not named Mark Zuckerberg.
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As much as money is an enormous component of my path to parenthood, I don't want to obsess about the finances.
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Nutritionists gave me more specifics to obsess over in addition to carbs and calories, like macronutrients and soluble versus insoluble fiber.
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I wish I knew how to make it stop because I obsess over the feeling and lose precious ZZZs over it.
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As one of the more spiritual signs, you try not to obsess about cash, but today huge breakthroughs will come through.
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Jennifer Lopez's new music video, "Ain't Your Mama," dropped Friday and we can't help but obsess over her many stylish outfits.
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Well, blame Stranger Things for making us obsess over potential secret messages, because the whole thing was entirely a happy accident.
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This is the kind of narrative you're meant to chew on and think about, and— for the right player — obsess over.
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Work on the project began about a year ago as Facebook began to obsess about bringing more video to the feed.
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As her many fans obsess over the menacing substitute, Alice fights to regain control of her image, freedom, and physical safety.
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Is there something about nature's indifference that compels us to obsess over it further, like an emotionally unavailable boyfriend or girlfriend?
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If you don't have a 4K TV, or don't obsess over graphics, you're probably safe to skip over the PS4 Pro.
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It's probably better to maintain overall health, and eat foods that are healthy, than obsess over foods specifically to boost telomerase.
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"I fully anticipate that when this time rolls around next month, (investors) will obsess about it at that time," Todd said.
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It's not that gripping after a while to watch someone do more coke and continually obsess over the bad-boy bartender.
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But the show, which Mr. Glover created, doesn't obsess over that premise nearly so much as explore its felicitous human topography.
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I could see this show appealing to space geeks who obsess over the history of NASA and the U.S. space program.
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Snapchat's CEO, Evan Spiegel, told an industry crowd that he doesn't obsess over Facebook's habit of adapting his social network's ideas.
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Now, thanks to artist Ariel Hart, fellow enthusiasts and I can obsess over Frank's work on tarot cards. Yes. Tarot. Cards.
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Now instead of being stressed in the same room, you can obsess over your child's health while looking at apps. 4.
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Unlike Mr. Barbee and Mr. Chou, Alex Ely, portfolio manager of the Delaware Smid Cap Growth Fund, doesn't obsess over cheapness.
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I'm Brian X. Chen, a tech columnist, meaning my job is to obsess over tech news so you don't have to.
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On a platform built for people to obsess over things, the lists are a key to what people obsessed over most.
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The way people obsess over white, working-class voters, one would think that they are an overwhelming portion of the electorate.
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For the mums who obsess over home decor, we have a few suggestions that you may have never even thought about.
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But it also invigorates her, providing something to focus on, or perhaps, as the story quickly indicates, to scarily obsess over.
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" She went on, "I obsess over one phrase of one line of music, over and over, and I switch out words.
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Ned probably keep this a secret because Rober Baratheon is obsess with killing off all Targaryen, especially any offspring of Rhaegar. 5.
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I'm hoping we get a matching-outfit photo op soon, so we can continue to obsess over how much they look alike.
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He's intensely practical about how to wrest your time and attention back from all the programs built to distract and obsess you.
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You could make a casual connection exclusive or bail from an on-again-off-again situation that's starting to make you obsess.
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Bradley Cooper has announced that the Jackson Maine voice that the world has come to love and obsess over is officially retired.
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They don't exist as often as we pretend they do, but we obsess over the search and use it to define potential.
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As a filmmaker, the character-driven stuff is where I obsess—not on the gore or the violence or the special effects.
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That said, it's easy for investors to lose sight of their longer-term goals and obsess over a stretch of down days.
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But what actual truck customers obsess over are the details that have to do with moving big things that empower their lives.
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"When you sell free software, you have to obsess about the value it can bring because the IP is free," he said.
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So, for those of us who obsess over the food more than the actual football, it's time to talk major menu strategy.
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Pokémon has just announced new games that you'll inevitably obsess over at its 2018 video game press conference in Tokyo on Tuesday.
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Maybe "if you obsess too much about purity, you end up with a total rogue outsider" is just a weird paradoxical outcome.
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And now we have another tune to obsess over after Apple Music dropped the video for "I'll Never Love Again" Friday morning.
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The same people who obsess over campus free speech say not a word when Victor Orban is sitting in the Oval Office.
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People will continue to speculate, obsess, and complain about the word for as long as the internet, outrage, and spoken language exist.
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The long-term couple and frequent costars rarely put their relationship out there, which probably makes us obsess over it even more.
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"My piece is about my unhealthy days or moments when I obsess over the 'us' we used to be," she tells Broadly.
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The superstar fitness blogger and trainer doesn't weigh herself, and urges her followers not to obsess over how much they weigh either.
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Hardcore news junkies will likely love the feature, as it gives them the ability to obsess over the stories they care about.
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Yes, we obsess too much about certain body parts, and yes, it's possible that we're all part of someone else's fictional narrative.
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So many of Trump's domestic critics continue to obsess over the alleged Russian connections to his campaign and even his extended family.
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Masculinity is, indeed, something that gay men obsess over and have obsessed over since the 1970s and the rise of clone culture.
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It's one thing to obsess over the aesthetics of your flat-screen TV — the beveled corners, the screen size, the color temperature.
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To support them, we obsess over every detail of delivering fast, reliable customer service, including free 24×7 phone and chat support.
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Here&aposs something that&aposs always bothered me: Knowing that many people obsess, like I once did, over the money they make.
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Not to obsess, but so that you can look back in two or three years time and see how far you've come.
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People seem to obsess over young people doing big things; so much so that a young celebrity's age often overshadows their accomplishments.
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Presidential candidates obsess every four years over swing states like Florida and Pennsylvania, where undecided voters can make or break their campaigns.
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Before kids, I would stress (and at times straight-up obsess) about the day's events and that one sick patient I couldn't reach.
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That's a record that people just obsess over and any time we meet people, so often they want to talk about that record.
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Braun and Jenner don't wait for the public to forgive and forget — they just find a new narrative for them to obsess over.
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And despite her spokeswoman saying the media shouldn&apost obsess on the jacket, I think any first lady would be asked this question.
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Obsess over things they can't change We all need to accept what we can't change, and dwelling on mistakes isn't healthy or beneficial.
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Pros: disappearing messages mean you can't endlessly obsess over the convo (unless you choose to save them, which means you're actively choosing obsession).
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She needed to work on her craft, not obsess about her looks as the deciding factor on whether or not she makes it.
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Whatever is around it, whatever is in the past and whatever the future might hold—these are things that you can't obsess about.
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Now you can save all those posts into their own folders, letting you obsess over them in the most left-brained way possible.
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But now, the youngest Jenner is giving us a whole new body part to obsess over and meticulously apply makeup to: our ears.
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It's a utilitarian approach to email that definitely isn't suitable for everyone, but those who obsess over a clean workspace will love it.
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Here are some of the lessons learned creating Axios six months ago, and Politico a decade before: Obsess about your reader/viewer/listener.
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Why are you acting like these three things in combination is some sort of crazy surprise that you can't help but obsess over?
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You're not the kind of person to obsess over security, Sagittarius, but when things get rocky, you realize just how important it is.
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Don't overthink or obsess—know that things are always in flux and that if you focus on your goals, you will achieve them.
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While the general public might still need convincing, a growing number of chefs are now discussing merroir the way oenophiles obsess over terroir.
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A day I could obsess over, plan down to the minute, and analyze from every angle without anyone telling me to chill out.
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I take my first bite, and suddenly I understand why both my girlfriend and Ibanez obsess over the details of this simple dish.
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After this, there are a few things I feel compelled to improve on, but I am also not going to obsess over it.
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If his weight is up, it's just that — it's up, and he'll consider eating fewer chips at lunch (but not obsess over it).
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We worry about messing up our older kids Good news: When those babies grow up we can find new things to obsess over.
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The more connected we feel to what's around us, and the less we obsess about ourselves, the happier we are likely to be.
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For Tarantino fans like Jackie Greed, who works at Amoeba Music nearby, there is no better place to obsess over the movie's details.
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Washington may obsess over Obamacare repeal, Russian sanctions and the debt ceiling, but Mr. Trump's base sees something different — and, to them, inspiring.
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These complaints are coming from the same voices on the left who obsess about income inequality, which is now declining by some measures.
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Even in the depths of winter, I can read about, obsess over, order and plant new seeds all within a matter of weeks.
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Some people feel that the treasure hunters in this region give short shrift to the darker aspects of the history they obsess over.
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What if I let more of my thoughts just sort of travel in and out without taking the time to obsess over them?
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The ray of hope is that out on the campaign trail voters rarely ask about the scandals du jour, which obsess the cognoscenti.
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"I think we shouldn't obsess with a summit with the United States only because we are thirsty for sanctions relief," Mr. Kim said.
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"I try to keep my normal routine and not obsess with counting down the seconds before my baby arrives!" she captioned another workout video.
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But beyond that, it implies that the people and things we obsess over should reward us — or at least present us with the possibility.
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Why would I want to tell the world my most sordid thoughts: that sometimes I obsess over everything from shitting myself to poisoning toddlers?
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But to obsess over that album alone, superb as it is (and we'll discuss it further down the page) is to miss the point.
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Techies obsess about OKRs (objectives and key results), KPIs (key performance indicators) and digital-analytics dashboards showing the performance of specific products and features.
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You know, you need some of those people in the world but you also need people to worry and obsess over every little thing.
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The show is rife with smaller elements, and the details seem designed to raise complicated questions for people to obsess over and elaborate on.
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And trying to find dates online gives you way more time and opportunity to obsess over everything you say and what you look like.
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Her stylist Kate Young shared a close-up look of the designer ensemble's floral designs on Instagram for all fashion lovers to obsess over.
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Mueller is more than happy to obsess about a pointless meeting at Trump Tower between Donald Trump Jr. -- Paul Manafort goes on trial tomorrow.
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Why our body image affects our girls Both videos tackle that same theme: Don't obsess about your body when you are in a swimsuit.
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You've said many of your stories are about working through arguments with yourself, and working through different aspects of the idea you obsess over.
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While the revival didn't go exactly as one might have hoped, Jess and Rory had plenty of adorable scenes for fans to obsess over.
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Don't obsess too much over these things and miss out on all the amazing things in life that are right in front of you.
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I would obsess so much about whether I felt ill or not, that I thought I must be a hypochondriac for a long time.
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It became all about online metrics—views, subscribers, comments—the same kinds of engagement so many of us obsess over on our personal Instagrams.
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"Doctor Who," whose fans gleefully obsess over 37 seasons (now 11 in the modern reboot) of internal history, tends to be a secretive enterprise.
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Another implication, which I don't think has gotten enough attention, is that there is even less reason than before to obsess over government debt.
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The hair salon she works at closed the week before, which has given her a lot of time to obsess over her new charges.
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Rather than obsess about a 2 percent target at all costs, European Union countries should work together to develop an effective European Defense Union.
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"I think we way over-obsess about ideology in the primaries when most voters are voting based on personality, authenticity and style," Murphy said.
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Manuel and Ana hide the letters and say nothing to Eurídice, who begins to obsess about Guida, hiring a private detective to track her.
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If Trump is going to obsess over dollars flowing into and out of the US, wouldn't he want to keep the tourism dollars flowing?
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That said, millennials who aren't able to inhale for very long out of a USB stick shouldn't obsess over the dark times awaiting them.
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Try using technology and social media to obsess over things that make you happy, and consider making a Twitter list of people who inspire you.
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" On the other hand, Kennedy says, "When people obsess about the environmental impact of their goods, that can let companies and governments off the hook.
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That means Democrats like Mr Donnelly need to steer clear of the divisive national issues—including Mr Trump himself—their left-wing colleagues obsess over.
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A number of early reviews of the iPhone 8 obsess over the camera — TechCrunch, for example, chose to review the phone exclusively as a camera.
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But what doesn't make sense also doesn't really matter: The Missing Evidence knows that we're here for nonsensical theories to obsess over and pick apart.
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China analysts obsess over the "Thucydides trap" that supposedly dooms upstart nations to fighting incumbent powers, as the Greek historian wrote of Sparta and Athens.
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Issa (Issa Rae) has a new apartment, much more free time now that she quit her job, and a new prospective boo to obsess over.
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There is nothing This Is Us enjoys more than teasing out major reveals over countless episodes, complete with teeny-tiny clues viewers must obsess over.
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VC's traditionally obsess over the labs and dorm room businesses at Stanford, MIT and Harvard, rather than state schools, when scouting prospective hires or deals.
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We have an infinite capacity to obsess over perceived slights, to turn them into the deepest psychological wounds, and to turn that into boundless hatred.
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If he's going to obsess about where personal computers are built, shouldn't he be equally concerned about where American outfits Dell and HP build theirs?
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Chinese policy types obsess over the idea that Team Trump is not engaged in a sincere negotiation, but is seeking to contain a rising China.
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As we obsess over her most recent otherworldly performance, we reflect back on the 213 most Beyoncé things to have ever graced our lives. 153.
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After celebrating with the stars of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Miranda announced the five celebrities had formed a group chat to obsess over the show together.
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I'm not one to obsess over mile times when I go for a run, so speed isn't usually a factor when I'm choosing a shoe.
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Every single person I tossed it to would obsess over how thin it was (just 0.4 inches thick), and how light it was (2.4 pounds).
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Thing is, the majority of men who obsess over having a penis they perceive as being too small, are well within the actual average range.
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For all of the dizzying number of places to get information as you obsess over the Rio games, r/Olympics should be your first stop.
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Plus, every time we scroll back through images from the event, we find new details to obsess over about some of our favorite celebrities' gowns.
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The network doesn't seem interested in making shows that people obsess over, so much as it is in making shows that people watch after dinner.
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" Brooks contends that while anti-Trumpers obsess over the president's fitness for office, "the White House is getting more professional" and "briskly pursuing its goals.
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We obsess about these bits of information with a certain desperation, as though they were tea leaves through which we might divine our own futures.
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It's not that there's anything wrong with the app, he just doesn't want to obsess over the roller-coaster ride that is the stock market.
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Related: Obsess Over Boy Culture at a New Fashion Exhibit in London Inside Seven Decades of Black Fashion Design 'Utopia' Emerges at London Fashion Week
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But because these are young gay men, the woman feels free to obsess about them and to watch them having sex without guilt or shame.
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It was hardly techno, but it pressed forward with all the slithering reliability of the looped machine music the band was beginning to obsess over.
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Hass gives innumerable answers to the questions that obsess poets and readers of poetry: What is poetry, and why does it do what it does?
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It's making Taylor Swift starve herself and obsess over whether people like her enough; it's making Demi Lovato binge and purge and cut and use.
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" She said she believed people would ultimately come away focused on "their experience in the movie, and hopefully not obsess about how we got here.
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Unfortunately, that means unsung masterpieces inevitably fall to the wayside while the masses obsess over the Game of Thrones and Breaking Bads of the world.
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Alderson said he has had some conversations with Wilpon, and his father, Fred, the team's principal owner, about his future but doesn't obsess about it.
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The sojourners obsess over the bliss of using cotton swabs until we get to witness one doing what it does deep within an ear canal.
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Do not look for Jeffery Smith to coo over slides celebrating Mayer's achievements in mobile revenue, or obsess over the design of a new weather app.
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Bezos makes the point that tech companies especially obsess over competitors: They wait and see what rivals introduce, then try to match and one-up it.
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"Rather than obsess over the rumors, as men who should be representatives and ambassadors, we realized we needed to teach the do's and don'ts," he said.
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Mr Kaboréq is not the kind of immigrant whom economists obsess over, nor the kind who irks voters and brings populists to power in the West.
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IF THERE is one aspect of the current era sure to obsess the financial historians of tomorrow, it is the unprecedentedly low level of interest rates.
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Plus, I get so many compliments whenever I rock a set... which is an easy way to get everyone else to obsess over my hands, too.
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Modern-day Chinese mandarins obsess over differences within the Trump administration, not realising that the hardening of the Washington mood predates and will outlast Mr Trump.
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Also, while you're driving yourself crazy with speculation, you can obsess over why Captain Marvel and Black Widow both wore Inifinity gauntlets to the "Endgame" premiere.
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This was the time for Jenner to speak up, not play clueless victim of circumstance and obsess about what her dad might say to the contrary.
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And for that, Camera+ 2 is a more than worthy successor to the app that first taught us what it means to obsess over our pics.
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What was once a source of outrage is now commonplace; teenage girls scream and shout and obsess over their favorite male musicians, and water is wet.
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In her, they have found a Democrat whose wardrobe they love to obsess over the likes of which they haven't had since Barack Obama's tan suit.
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In the vacuum left by Game Of Thrones' delayed return, we're all down one beloved violent premium cable series with a deep mythology to obsess over.
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Because when it comes to cooking for yourself and buying household items, there are ways to optimize that don't require you to obsess over every dollar.
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But in a "Squawk Box " interview that aired Friday, Buffett told CNBC that long-term investors in Apple's stock shouldn't obsess over near-term iPhone sales.
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If you read all that and think, "Wait, who?" then you didn't obsess over the animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars or Star Wars Rebels.
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YouTube has become a beacon for anyone—especially anyone 25 years old and younger—to watch and obsess over content focusing on their favorite topics. Makeup?
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In my darkest moments, I'd obsess over this idea of this metaphorical glass and put a tremendous effort to see it (the world) as half full.
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"Don't obsess about the number of steps, but try to go for a walk every day," Geier, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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When neoclassical slice-shop owners say they emulate the old-school joints that still obsess over quality, Joe's is one of the places they're talking about.
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"I want United to win, as I always do, and not obsess about others," said Barney Chilton, the editor of the Manchester United fanzine Red News.
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While episode recaps and social media have made it easier than ever for fans to obsess over favorite shows, such real-world activism remains relatively rare.
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Then again, it's the wise ones who know that in hard times, you grab your people, have one drink too many and obsess over insignificant things.
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This flies in the face of what you usually hear: Don't obsess over an issue or be a perfectionist, and don't keep putting off getting started.
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And then there are fighters who obsess over a loss and fixate on the idea of a rematch until it rises to the level of pathology.
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That's a fair measurement, but the problem is that when we obsess over the victories, we tend to overlook the sacrifices required in order to get there.
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We see them shoot the shit with their girlfriends, excel at the trumpet, skip grades and go to college, obsess over baseball, make a single dad proud.
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I think that the internet had this myth of infiniteness that tricked a lot of us and that caused a lot of us to obsess over more.
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Be grateful for the good stuff you do have, don't obsess or wallow in worry and fear and anxiety about things that are outside of your control.
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We all know the wrap dress, Diane von Furstenberg's brainchild-turned-iconic silhouette that we still obsess over today (case in point: Everlane's new wrap dress launch).
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We obsess because it's really deliciously bad chocolate, but I think we should be a little more sensitive about the stereotypes that already exist about our race.
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Keeping in the fall spirit, I'm always on the hunt for an easy-to-wear, vampy lipstick that I don't have to obsess over all day long.
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Simone, whom Tess seems to fear, admire, and obsess about in equal measure, is a true connoisseur, a figure of mystery and a little bit of danger.
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Post-eclipse, we've got literally hundreds of thousands of photos, videos, and think-pieces to obsess over and help us re-live the fleeting moments of totality.
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While we wait lets just admire the similarities, ask ourselves which couple we ship more, and obsess over more similarities between The Office and A Quiet Place.
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And for those tired of hearing their friend obsess over whether to dump a disastrous boyfriend, they have a new weapon in their armoury—in their wallet.
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Point is, haute couture is a totally different ball game, one we love to follow and obsess over biannually — and not just for the craftsmanship it represents.
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When it comes to the strength of the tech industry, the sector can sometimes obsess about funding (who has raised what) or talent (who has gone where).
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Where Thoreau once held railroads responsible for his insomnia, we now obsess over e-mail and social media and the glowing screens of our computers and smartphones.
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"I want people to really focus on how they feel and getting the motions right, not obsess over how they look in the mirror," Ms. Rochester said.
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While Levinson may not have given theorists many juicy footholds to obsess over, it's clear he and his team are confident the audience they've built will return.
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Or they can emerge in subtler ways, as in which metrics managers obsess over, what questions they pepper employees with and how they react to dissenting opinions.
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Few things pare sadder to a music fan than discovering an album you love and obsess over, and then learning there will never be a follow-up.
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It never would have crossed my mind that other people obsess about swallowing, and then I found it was in the top three most common sensorimotor obsessions.
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It comes as a sudden serious attraction to a ceramic piece or a printed towel, basic items you'd never think to obsess over until you begin to.
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"I was no longer bound by daily writing, and became free to obsess over data and plan responses to subtle changes in the marketing environment," he said.
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When I was done with that shoe, I would literally cut it in half and look at the two sections and obsess about how it was made.
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It didn't feel right to wake up every day and obsess about politics and what's happening in the country and then go to work doing something else.
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But he advised that people not obsess over weather forecasts in the weeks and days leading up to an eclipse, saying that the stress isn't worth it.
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I want the right tool for the job, yet I don't want to be inconvenienced by a camera's size or operation, or obsess over my lens selection.
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Homo prospectus is too pragmatic to obsess on death for the same reason that he doesn't dwell on the past: There's nothing he can do about it.
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House Democrats risk looking self-indulgent as, rather than getting on with fixing infrastructure or health care, they obsess over the minutiae of internal White House communications.
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I obsess about those things because fundamentally that is the challenge of a tech company is how do you stay relevant in a constantly, rapidly changing world?
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Whether you're the gamer looking for a new console to obsess over or someone in need of a (decently priced) gift for a gamer, Walmart has you covered.
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This is all well and good, and sleep is most definitely a problem many of us obsess over (including myself) with everything from aromatherapy to adjustable-pressure mattresses.
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But before you start to follow, friend, and obsess about your ex and your new bright future together on social media, take it one step at a time.
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What an incredible way society has to strip women of their power: make us obsess over the only thing we cannot escape or fundamentally change, our own bodies.
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Cast iron and long term exposure to moisture are not friends so rather than obsess over the best way to clean the pan, just focus on avoiding rust.
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Becoming a mother changed this thing about me:I've stopped caring about the little things that I used to obsess over because, frankly, I don't just have the time.
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But some recent converts have just discovered his many talents (and those Adam Lambert impersonator photos), and can't handle the news that there's another Scott to obsess over.
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Because when time catches up to the date predicted in the movie, we can't help but obsess over what it got right, and what it got hilariously wrong.
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"I just learned that you don't become great at something until you really obsess over it," Valee' said, unprompted, getting to the end of his snifter of tequila.
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I'm the kind of woman who needs to try it on a few times, obsess over it, and get the opinion of a friend before pulling the trigger.
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So do not obsess about things like getting your allocation perfect or trying to chase better returns, which are not going to move the needle all that much.
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But those around her obsess about avoiding the mistakes of Gordon Brown, another introverted master of detail who inherited the premiership rather than winning it at the polls.
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The CEOs of DNVBs obsess over creating the perfect Facebook ad featuring photogenic models, but they really need to spend more time honing their financial model in Excel.
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So instead, they opt to obsess over the mitten wearers, the tea-drinkers, and the degree finishers, thus allowing them to preserve their title and shake their fists.
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The faces of the show's devoted fanbase are its self-proclaimed "Cumberbitches," who obsess over the show's titular actor, but even the cinematography has a fan page: sherlockcinematography.tumblr.com.
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These are nuances you might not catch sober but will surely obsess over while stoned—the majestic Americanness of it all, the comfort of buying into the lie.
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Their fans, much like those of the Grateful Dead, record and obsess over their live shows, each one different in atmosphere, equipment, setlist, and the people on stage.
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This week, the president appears set to obsess his way into a series of unforced errors that could hurt his agenda in the months and years to come.
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It's an old writerly device — having a character obsess over some meaningless task only to arrive at the cold realization that nothing will bring back the dearly departed.
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He and Wooldridge lament that Americans are "losing the rugged pioneering spirit" that once defined them and mock the "trigger warnings" and "safe spaces" that now obsess academia.
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Those are the ectoplasmic wisps of the corona that scientists obsess over, and that more art-inclined observers may see as recalling the glowing halos of Renaissance painting.
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Late in the Army-Navy game — a matchup both service academies obsess about all year — the score was 14-13, with Army ahead and Navy on a drive.
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For a long time, it has been wrestling fans, more than the actual wrestlers and writers, who seem to obsess over the "right" way of handling the wrestling business.
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It might seem like every other week (or minute), the makeup-vlogging world is giving us yet another trend to obsess over, tool to try, or look to copy.
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Don't obsess: If taking a consistent look at your spending is new to you, becoming better acquainted with your spending habits might be a little anxiety inducing at first.
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The traditional theme for five years is wood, and any vintage loving gal will obsess over this antique-style wooden jewelry box that doubles as a piece of decor.
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While so many people obsess about the Federal Reserve, the reality is that stocks have been flat over the past year as profits and business investment have been weakening.
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As the United States, Britain and other European nations obsess ever more deeply about potential Russian interference within their borders, they ironically risk playing further into the Kremlin's hands.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE The first 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker' trailer is here You have two months to obsess over it before the movie comes out on December 20.
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But that doesn't make them any less fun to obsess over, especially with futuristic features like mood lighting, retractable steering wheels, and driver seats that can swivel 180 degrees.
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Here, too, one hopes to experience love, but the mechanisms of love — encounters, seduction, flirting — are prevented: Women are watched, we obsess over their virginity, the morality police patrols.
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With women scrutinized for their looks on the daily, be it in news, advertising, or social media, it's no wonder we obsess over wrinkles and perfect beach waves alike.
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Who wins, and in which category, is at best an expensive game — one that Hollywood will obsess over until the credits for the Oscar telecast finally roll in February.
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People who obsess over screens have been waiting to see whether the iPhone X is able to hurdle these issues and come up with a better implementation of OLED.
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Keeping in the fall spirit, I'm always on the hunt for an easy-to-wear, vampy lipstick that I don't have to obsess over keeping perfect all day long.
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Politicians and journalists could obsess over Benghazi or the Clinton Foundation or emails because they fit an agreed-upon narrative, and they were individual stories, each limited in scope.
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What to watch and obsess over now that 'Game of Thrones' is done "It's a blessing for him that he never found out what happened to her," Glen said.
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Among the things that obsess Raymer is the garage-door opener that he found in his wife's car after she died from a fall down the stairs at home.
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YEAH, WE OBSESS THE DETAIL, THE QUALITY OF THE PERFORMANCE OF A PRODUCT, ESPECIALLY THE PRODUCT THAT IS ON THE BEST ATHLETES ON THE COURTS AND FIELDS OF PLAY.
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And sometimes I feel like I left part of me in that cell, the part of me that remembered how to worry and obsess just a little bit less.
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But she tired of the fashion world and began to be drawn toward shooting the kind of marginalized people who would obsess her for the rest of her career.
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"The future was sunset; the past something to leave behind," Morrison wrote in "Beloved," in which the ghost of the slain daughter returns to haunt and obsess her mother.
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And coming up, the media on the left obsess over the so-called blue wave in the upcoming midterm, but they could be making a miscalculation of epic proportions.
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If someone did get mad at me, I'd obsess over it, frozen in a moment of shame and self-hatred long after the other person had let it go.
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It's a nice looking piece of machinery, so those of you who obsess over interior design won't feel like it's a complete eye sore that you need to hide.
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Germany's Patrick "Obsess" Engelmann, 22, will be starting the jungler, while Norway's Adam "LIDER" Ilyasov, 20, will join as the mid laner after playing for Misfits Gaming since 2018.
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The triple threat, who blessed us with television gems like Glee, Pose, and American Crime Story, is currently hard at work creating new stories for fans to obsess over.
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And, according to Cardone, there are five specific habits that can contribute to a mentality that keeps you strapped: Successful people don't obsess over what's already happened, he writes.
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Progressives who obsess over white swing voters in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania should pay close attention to Arizona because it's a model for how to mobilize Latino people nationally.
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The Big 5, which is a round-robin between five Philadelphia schools, is a source of pride for coach Jay Wright but not something he wants to obsess over.
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They obsess over a dentist who kills a beloved lion on a hunting trip in Zimbabwe, and they lavish billions of pageviews on cute animal videos on social media.
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Despite two decades having passed, people still obsess over the case and whether Simpson, a former NFL player, was guilty of stabbing his ex and her friend to death.
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In the book she wrote from prison, Waiting To be Heard, Knox says that part of the reason we obsess over her at all is because she's a woman.
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How to obsess: DuVernay's 2012 drama, Middle of Nowhere, won her the title of first black woman to win the U.S. Directing Award for Drama at the Sundance Film Festival.
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We must be programmed to forget how badly, because it hit me in full force as I watched Nadine obsess over every single dramatic detail of her high school life.
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On the other hand, there are only a few things we can truly control in this mad world, and deciding which shows we obsess over is one of them. Unsatisfied?
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: KanoKano's first product was a computer that kids could build as easily as a Lego set, helping to demystify the technologies we obsess over.
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When we're stewing about something, we ruminate about how we were mistreated, and we obsess about things we wish we had done or said, or what we're going to do.
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"Lodestar" appeared in an anonymous New York Times op-ed allegedly written by a senior White House official, which led Twitter users to obsess over whether Pence was the author.
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And it seems like we'll have more than one outfit to obsess over — Brit also flaunted her abs in a bedazzled bandeau situation during a photo-op with G-Eazy.
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PC gaming tends to attract the hardcore enthusiast crowd—those who obsess over frame rates—though even a mid-range PC can do a decent job with most modern titles.
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That's why, more often than not, you obsess over people you don't really know quite as well — as opposed to someone you've been in a relationship with for five years.
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There are hardcore show fans who refuse to go anywhere near the books or spoilers, and hardcore book fans who obsess over the differences between the show and the novels.
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Even Dot Wiggin, vocalist and songwriter for the Shaggs, has said she thinks the main reason why people obsess over her band is because of their story, not their sound.
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In the Trump White House, top aides obsess over face time with the President, often joining him for meetings rather than working on a parallel track to execute his agenda.
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And, yet, there's a lot to be thankful for because now we have some new favorite sports that we can obsess about while we wait for the 224 Beijing Games.
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Instead of someone just being "regular" attracted to a Chinese (or Asian) woman, they instead obsess over the woman's straight black hair, and her eye shape, and myths of subservience.
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The point is that, of course, if we obsess over caring for other people with no concern for self-care, we hollow out our existence and all end up miserable.
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"I'm there every week, for 25 years, and I know how these coaches obsess over numbers and how they want as much information as they can possibly get," he says.
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Motherboard: How do you deal with this tension in the video game industry where we obsess over guns and the very real issues we have with guns in this country?
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The conventional rules of physics clearly don't apply to the House of Black and White or its residents, and I don't want to obsess too much over details of verisimilitude.
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My friend is not one to obsess over such things, unless you define obsession as spending at least three hours brooding and asking a half-dozen friends what they think.
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Movies about isolation and containment also obsess over losing control but from a diametrically opposite angle, placing their characters in an existential quarantine that troubles the edges of their sanity.
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Other schools open the portal only once a week on an appointed day so parents can check in, but can't obsess over the minute details of daily grades and scores.
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In season 2, flashback scenes to Goldberg's childhood make it apparent his tendency to stalk and obsess over certain women is rooted in trauma from the way he was raised.
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Driven beyond words, he's surrounded by a handful of like-minded acolytes, who obsess over "polls" and firmly believe Payton when he says "I'm on a singular path" to greatness.
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Some follow a band from city to city during concert tours; others obsess over every record, bootleg recording, Facebook post and Instagram photo they can find of a musician's performance.
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Your JSP support team acknowledges and appreciates that college basketball fans within the DoD are excited to cheer on their favorite teams, update brackets, and otherwise obsess over the Big Dance.
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As investors obsess over the Dow Jones industrial average 20,000 milestone, let's turn our focus to the future and try to find the stocks that will take the Dow to 25,000.
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Or maybe he's going to personally talk to Ray J himself about finding something else to do with his time rather than obsess over his much-more-famous-than-him ex.
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But frankly, the day I can't obsess over a 40-second teaser with no actual Season 8 footage is the day I no longer call myself a Game of Thrones fan.
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The latest trailer for Warner Bros.' upcoming live-action Detective Pikachu movie introduces a couple of new weird-looking pokémon for longtime fans to obsess over, including a menacing-looking Mewtwo.
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In Facebook groups and Reddit threads, tens of thousands of people obsess over the best suppliers, dosages, recipes, and strains for every possible ailment, but mostly for kicking their opioid addictions.
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Much like Jones or Hannity, Nunes successfully weaponized the pro-Trump media and its online viral outrage machine, ultimately forcing the country to obsess and speculate over a largely political document.
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Jeremy Corbyn, Labour's hard-left leader, sets the agenda because he at least has something to say; the Tories obsess over who should lead them because they have nothing to say.
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So, last week our hints came in the form of two Jason Isbell songs and, I'll be honest with you, I don't obsess over his catalog (what I've heard is great).
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President Xi Jinping said at a twice-every-decade Communist Party Congress in October last year that China will strive for higher quality growth rather obsess over the pace of expansion.
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Representatives of our foreign service, civil service, military and intelligence services have neither the time nor inclination to obsess over politics, though the issues of the day are felt by all.
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A year, like a session, is an arbitrary length of time — and one will obsess over booking a short-term win to the detriment of one's long-term financial well-being.
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While Super Bowl advertisers usually obsess over finding the cultural pulse of the moment, most big brands start plotting their messages as early as the day after the previous Big Game.
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It's the kind of message that reporters and readers sometimes miss when we obsess over the back stories of white supremacists at the expense of those who are sweating for justice.
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Let's obsess less over which positions make a candidate "electable" and please dear god throw out the window the idea that we should just back the candidate with the most money.
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"What they want, and need, is the chance to obsess on their own idiosyncratic terms — to sweat and swerve, lose their balance, get their bearings, battle loneliness, discover resilience," Hulbert writes.
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Despite the insight that comes with maturity and a decade of working the steps of Alcoholics Anonymous, she can still obsess over criticism and the backbiting gossip endemic in professional kitchens.
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But Biden has signaled that won't obsess over Trump and will try to stay the course with an issues-based campaign, even as some close allies warn that won't be enough.
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"While some of us either obsess about, or look forward to, President Trump's next tweet, the rest of the country doesn't really worry about those things," said conservative strategist Greg Mueller.
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Not only do we obsess over the star finds and slashed-price steals that we snag for ourselves, but we also possess an insatiable curiosity about what's trending in other carts too.
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Antique jewellery box The traditional theme for five years is wood, and any vintage loving gal will obsess over this antique-style wooden jewelry box that doubles as a piece of decor.
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The surprise announcement of Jim Hackett as his replacement offers a clearest indication that while investors and car companies alike obsess over "mobility," they still have no idea what precisely that means.
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And with music-making YouTubers it's this connection, a simulated friendship of sorts, that's sucked in tween fans who would've had boy bands or girl groups to obsess over 15 year ago.
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According to the authors, we can use dopamine to get at why we obsess over things and then lose interest when we have them, or have fiery relationships that eventually turn lukewarm.
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The Night King is someone I can easily obsess over because his role in the show makes him an easy sort of fixation for the type of relationship I can fantasize about.
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We hope it'll inspire you to want to change the conversation that forces women to obsess over everything they eat or wear — the weird, competitive self-shaming that's become all too familiar.
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But I'll admit that I've seen young women obsess over equally innocuous behavior — and I'm worried about how many of them might spend their lives feeling powerless because of one tiny moment.
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The first one: "Try not to obsess if your weight fluctuates a bit, as women we go up and down depending on the time of the month," Jameson, 44, wrote on Instagram.
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While you wait to see how Sarah's life worked out — notice, Santoro is not in this clip — you can obsess over the trailer for the U.S. version and all Colin Firth's turtlenecks.
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Millennials are often characterized by researchers as "workaholics " because they are the most likely to forfeit vacation days and obsess over work more often than their Gen X and Baby Boomer colleagues.
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In his town halls, the candidate did not obsess over polls, but, in the background, his campaign handed out "Jeb on the Rise" leaflets, showing supporters how much his numbers had improved.
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But if the New York Times' fixation on Clinton's emails in 2016 is any guide, we can count on the political press to obsess over any GOP accusations of impropriety by Biden.
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In the meantime, it's the things we tend to ignore, like our exposure to pollution, that will affect us far more than the things we obsess about, like whether to eat gluten.
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When the iPhone maker and the modem chip giant settled a tangle of global patent lawsuits on Tuesday, they were focused on the two characters that obsess the entire tech world: 22014G.
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He wants the Democrats to obsess about the resignation of Attorney General Jeff Sessions so that they concentrate on the Mueller investigation instead of trying to get some meaningful legislation through Congress.
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For many in the United States, it was the opportunity to see an American royal bride (and one who didn't prompt a throne abdication) that made this a wedding to obsess over.
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" Ms. Haley also suggested that it was unnecessary and counterproductive for the United Nations Security Council to hold monthly meetings on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict — or in her words, "obsess over Israel.
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Discomfort, actually, is the chief subject and substance of her work: Her characters slump and stare at their nails, obsess over their social awkwardness, fret over what to do about mysterious smells.
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How did you not over obsess with the progress?" she asked, admitting "There's been so many tears over here, but we are strong and working on getting this little guy some rolls.
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On Friday night the former FLOTUS attended a Washington, D.C. stop on Bruno Mars' 24K Magic World Tour to give us all hardcore FOMO and some new Instagram pictures to obsess over.
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Some Democrats have been warning the party not to obsess over these potential swing voters, arguing that electability calculations about mythical undecided moderates are futile at this moment of extreme political polarization.
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Trump continued to obsess over Fake News (snore) during his interview this week with Fox Business' Lou Dobbs, claiming that the press was spreading false information with sources that he believes don't exist.
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Instead, they should obsess about the burn rate and ensure that the capital being burned is invested in high-confidence opportunities that yield true value that will be reflected in accretive future financings.
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People often get jealous of their partner's former lovers or exes, to the point where they obsess and feel in direct competition, explains Michael Brustein, PsyD, a clinical psychologist in New York City.
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If you love animation and are looking to obsess solely over Mindy's voice, she played Disgust in Disney's Inside Out and also had a cameo with Storm Reid in Jay-Z's Family Feud.
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As we pointed out post-pregnancy, when the Kimoji CEO settles on a particular aesthetic, she tends to obsess, creating every possible iteration of that ensemble, and her latest look is no exception.
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Luckily, there were plenty of other makeup looks to obsess over from the big day, most of which came from a star-studded guest list featuring Amal Clooney, Priyanka Chopra, and Serena Williams.
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Before you can even think about your next career move, you need to train your brain to obsess about work less through hobbies and volunteer work and maybe even (gulp) some mild boredom.
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After too much trial and error, I've found the best defense against these thoughts is myself — using logic to push away and ultimately eliminate the irrational fears that I would otherwise obsess over.
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Take this as something of a PSA for those of you who obsess over keeping your phone scratch-free: avoid the $50 InvisibleShield glass screen protector for the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus.
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This is especially important because so many media and political elites, including operatives on all the leading presidential campaigns, obsess over what's on Twitter, even if they try, or pretend, to ignore it.
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The two men are actually a lot alike: They both have grandiose views of themselves, play to the base instincts of voters, and obsess about reporters — and regularly feed them on the sly.
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The story about getting hair plugs, which he admits he got for vanity and makes him like so many men who obsess and worry about losing their hair, is both embarrassing and humanizing.
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So what they're doing is lining up the incentives so that prosecutors are pressured to think less about what's actually fair or sensible and instead obsess over winning trials and getting massive sentences.
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Game Of Thrones returns July 16, which means we soon will have to find another confusing and cryptic show to obsess over while we anticipate its season 7 premiere date: American Horror Story.
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Listening to "Queen" is a bit like watching a figure skater obsess over perfecting a triple axel long after the judges have opened up the sport to a host of more interpretive criteria.
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I stare at it, obsess (unhealthily) over how much I've burned, how strong I am over 20 minutes, or 30 minutes, or 453 minutes, and how I might be able to get stronger.
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The Ryder Cup and France seem an odd marriage at first — and second — glance: The French would much rather watch soccer or play tennis than obsess over a three-day team golf competition.
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But while Carlson loves to obsess about the culture war nonsense that typically dominates Fox News, he is noticeably silent when it comes to real stories about the exploitation of the working class.
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Related: Obsess Over Boy Culture at a New Fashion Exhibit in London Game of Thrones' Gwendoline Christie Stars in an Experimental Fashion Film Salt Crystalizes a Victorian Dress Submerged in the Dead Sea
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Raphael SherakBoston To the Editor: As a former teacher of very bright students, I couldn't agree more with Adam Grant when he writes of his dismay as students obsess over getting straight A's.
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More than substance, Republicans obsess over process, charging that Trump has been treated unfairly, not given the same legal and political privileges offered to former Presidents Nixon and Clinton during their impeachment inquiries.
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Last year, I waxed poetic about the friendship between American Honey stars Riley Keough and Sasha Lane, and now I've found a new Hollywood girl couple to obsess over: Busy Philipps and Michelle Williams.
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Anyway, I'm not going to obsess over this — this too shall pass, just like the 2008 primary season when I was history's greatest monster because I was skeptical about the Obama promise of transformation.
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In this regard, Ortega is in good billionaire company, sharing an obsession with Amazon founder and CEO Jeff Bezos, who has said tech companies obsess over competitors when they should be focusing on customers.
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At a whopping 12 pounds it's even heavier than IBM's classic keyboards that typing purists obsess over, which means that no matter how furious you pound on its keys, it's not going to budge.
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A recent New York Times tech review of sleep aids argues that these apps and an intense focus on sleep data may make sleep worse as people obsess over data they can't properly interpret.
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Fans of extreme metal didn't get the time of day back in that era; major publications that now obsess over Ghost wanted nothing to do with metal when there was Adema to write about.
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If you're traveling to the future, all you're going to do is wonder, "How did this happen?!" and then obsess about how to change it, making all of your friends and family hate you.
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I don't obsess over the idea of finding love like I did in my early 20s, and I do consider myself to be in a much better mental space now than I was then.
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Trump was wrong to obsess about the trade deficit, and his critics are even more wrong to think that the record deficit in merchandise trade is an indication that his economic policies are failing.
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"I almost don't know if people even notice it, to be honest," he says, which is probably true for a lot of little details chefs obsess over that totally go over the guest's head.
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I eat healthy, because my body likes healthy food, but I don't obsess so much that I can't indulge when I'm out with my guy friends and they order a literal pyramid of cheeseburgers.
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Rather than obsess about getting the highest yield possible from content recommendations, Galai often said "the consumer's the customer," said Nic Paul, who co-founded a company, Revee, that sold to Outbrain in 2013.
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But the most important truth of all: Democrats will have the power to govern as they see fit, and the right choice will be to implement sound economic policy, not obsess about the deficit.
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But for those in the press and Silicon Valley to obsess over the granular issues of how fast social networks took down the video is to focus on the symptoms instead of the disease.
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Before I could obsess over whether I always look so intense, I noticed the colors: a perfect arc over my head in deep indigo, which faded into a warm purple, which faded into beige.
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There's no show at Carolines on Sunday, though, so that Hardwick can be at the helm of his obsess sesh "Talking Dead" after the Season 10 premiere of "The Walking Dead," both on AMC.
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The self-made billionaire's annual shareholder letters help illustrate the philosophy that has made him successful as a CEO: build culture, empower people, obsess over customers, focus on the long term and take risks.
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As she told me on my podcast, Food Psych, in 2018, all the rules and numbers she learned at Weight Watchers led her to obsess about food in a way that was incredibly disordered.
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As she told me on my podcast, Food Psych, in 2018, all the rules and numbers she learned at Weight Watchers led her to obsess about food in a way that was incredibly disordered.
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So I want to hear from historians, sociologists, political scientists, and cultural studies practitioners about why we have come to obsess about NAFTA, about not blocking China from joining the WTO, and about TPP.
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Take food, for example: Today we obsess over kale and kombucha, but "Kiwi was the gateway drug," writes Ligaya Mishan, broadening the tastes of New Yorkers and helping to herald the inclusion of global ingredients.
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To investors who obsess over such matters, small differences in their views on the trajectory of interest rates or the pace at which the Fed's $4 trillion balance sheet should shrink are a big deal.
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I do, however, obsess over Death Cab for Cutie and I immediately knew that was a Death Cab song I was hearing in this episode, although it took a moment to figure out which one.
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His looks told a story about Céline Dion the internet could seize and immediately obsess over: that after suffering a devastating loss, she had emerged from grief completely remade, born anew as a fashion star.
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First, there is the "initial intrusion" stage, when the desired food captures our attention, and then there's the "elaborated mental imagery" stage, when we focus in on—and obsess over—the object of our desire.
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Flayings, for example, involve a piece of rubber and a prop knife he has to hold just so for the light to catch its malevolent angles, making it hard to obsess over the moral dimensions.
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People compile lists, pick favorites, and and roll their eyes—Trump's keyboard errors, like George W. Bush's malapropisms, are low-stakes enough that, even as we obsess over them, we can just laugh them off.
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"All plots tend to move deathward," he wrote in White Noise, a novel in which the characters obsess over obtaining Dylar, a drug that is said to be a cure for the terror of death.
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"Martinis & Murder" is just one of a new crop of comedy podcasts, largely by and for women, that bite back at the gendered nature of the true crime genre even as they indulge and obsess.
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Still, even though a brokered convention hasn't happened in the post-reform era of the primary system, we continue to obsess with each presidential cycle whether this will be the election that finally witnesses one.
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To their most dedicated fans, the queens' lives almost become another show outside the show itself; as with any huge pop or movie star beloved among #teens, no detail is too small to obsess over.
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Chris's father (and Archer's grandfather,) would make VHS tapes of the Chicago Bulls games that were broadcasting late into the South Pacific night, so that Chris could watch and obsess over them again and again.
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"Stealing Beauty" doesn't sidestep the icky pitfalls of that conceit, especially once a dying playwright (Jeremy Irons) finds out and spills the beans to a community of mostly middle-aged artists, who obsess over it.
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The Outer Wilds and Disco Elysium are prime candidates to be games I don't touch in 2019, obsess over in 2020, and suddenly find myself shoving into a game of the year list next year.
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It's still his face we see in frame after frame, his voice we hear taunting us again and again, his crimes and his legacy that obsess us, his parents and troubled childhood that invite speculation.
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It is that bonding effect that gives the World Cup its power, of course, its ability to give a vast, disparate nation one thing to obsess over, even if it is only for a month.
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So even though a brokered convention hasn't happened in the post-reform era of the primary system, we continue to obsess with each presidential cycle whether this will be the election that finally witnesses one.
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We may always love a Justin Prentice/Ross Butler bromance pic, but as we wait for season 3 of 13 Reasons Why to drop on Netflix, it's time to find a new cast to obsess over.
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If there's one thing we've learned from the internet's current fixation on all things gilded and glittery, it's that you're never too old to completely obsess over rainbow highlighter or shimmery lipstick named after unicorn tears.
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And with the promise that it's not going away any time soon, we can get used to finding a new piece to obsess every time we walk through the big red doors for years to come.
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I can tell whether or not I'm healthy and need to eat better or exercise more without knowing a specific number, and I used to obsess over it to the point where it was really unhealthy.
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And the effects of these priorities extend beyond DC. When our leaders obsess over landing the biggest checks, regular folks -- voters -- lose trust that their input, or even their vote, really makes a lick of difference.
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While the media and their friends in politics obsess about thoughtless comments and nonessentials, few members of the media seem interested in doing their actual jobs, pursuing the stories that actually touch and affect our lives.
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Still, it's been a chilly TV season without new episodes of Game of Thrones to obsess over, so the good news from the TCA Summer Press Tour on Wednesday is something to truly get hyped about.
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People who obsess over mechanical keyboards, which can be found on dozens of subreddits, on dedicated DIY-minded YouTube channels, and on forums like Deskthority and Geekhack, have more in common with Apple enthusiasts than not.
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"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live" As Harry begins to obsess over the mirror of Erised, and Dumbledore has to stage an intervention, we're gifted with this pearl of Dumblewisdon.
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Following fantasies of being obsessed over and experiences of romantic rejection, Scarlett developed a "dating and love addiction"—flirting with people on dating sites to ultimately have them they fall in love and obsess over her.
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Microsoft's engineers obsess over hinge details for its range of Surface devices, and the company has created a unique kickstand for the Surface Pro and Surface Studio devices, and a detachable display for the Surface Book.
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We also venerate athletes to the point that we don't see them as real people — thus allowing us to obsess over their choices in ways that would be creepy and unacceptable for just a private citizen.
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"It is a disservice to voters and constituents in our district that Senator Dilan continues to choose to obsess over details of my early childhood and personal development," Ms. Salazar said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Amidst all the booty shaking, Shakira's now-viral tongue wag, and a surprise appearance by Emme, J.Lo's adorable daughter (along with 60 other young girls), we naturally couldn't help but obsess over all the amazing costumes.
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It feels really nice to fall asleep in H.'s arms and even though I've promised myself not to obsess over boy stuff going forward, I can't help but wonder where this will go, if anywhere.
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Today, infield shifts — where teams load three players on one side of the infield — are gobbling up hits and forcing hitters to obsess over launch angles to lift balls over the infield and into the seats.
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But while fledgling investors obsess over every fluctuation in the cryptocurrency market, nation states are more interested in the underlying blockchain technology and its ability to revolutionize how business is done on the internet and beyond.
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How to obsess: Kaling captured hearts as The Office's spirited Kelly Kapoor and after writing for and performing in the beloved comedy for nine years she wrote, produced, and starred in her own comedy, The Mindy Project.
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Which takes us to another baby theory: We obsess over Bitmoji, and soon Memoji, because they remind us of babies, and through evolution, we've been programmed to see our offspring as adorable so we'll care for them.
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There are also some scientists who argue that these lines of inquiry have it backward: Kids aren't depressed because they watch too much TV or obsess over video games—they're stuck to screens because they're already depressed.
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Employers who obsess about the inability to find people entering the workforce with the right skills should think long and hard about making investments in building both the education and abilities of those in their workforce now.
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The Handmaid's Tale's many wins during last night's Emmys gave us another chance to obsess over the Hulu series, and reminded us of one of the more overlooked aspects of the show's first season: O-T Fagbenle.
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The streaming giant rivals cable networks in terms of obsess-worthy fare, but while it's constantly churning out new TV titles, one thing that Netflix has yet to throw itself fully into is the original movie game.
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SciresM's work, the unpacking of Pokémon mysteries, was about to drop into a toxic stew, as every day leading up to the release of Sword and Shield brought new leaks for people to nitpick and obsess over.
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Both people are highly likely to obsess over their sunk cost — law school tuition and time served for the lawyer, the original investment amount for the stock picker — in a nonconscious desire to justify their earlier decisions.
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" I think I just sort of obsess on things, and so I'll get so obsessed on something like that, and then I'll realize, "wait a minute, that is the last music I would ever want to make.
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Second, everyone — policymakers, the media, the public — should recognize how the Tempe crash may feed a dangerous pattern of irrationality: Human beings are quick to rationalize their own errors and quick to obsess over a machine's errors.
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While conservatives obsess over the (accurate) observation that the average straight news reporter has policy views that are closer to the Democratic Party than the Republican Party, the hack gap fundamentally does more to structure political discourse.
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Once Palestinian officials get over their reflexive indignation, said Ghaith al-Omari, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, they will focus on his enthusiasm for a deal rather than obsess over semantics.
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And while most of my theories are probably best saved for the Reddit threads I fully intend to obsess over, there are a few big topics we should all get on the same page about right now.
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How to obsess: Gugu's been on beloved television shows like Doctor Who and Easy, but is well-known for her roles in the 22012 film Beyond the Lights, Beauty and the Beast, and the romantic dramedy, Irreplaceable You.
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Basically, if marketers can get teens to latch on to their product, they're good to go for years to come — or at the very least, until the next generation comes along and finds something new to obsess over.
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Over 4 years after the Internet exploded over the 'Is it black-and-blue or white-and-gold?' dress debate, users have found a new color debate to obsess over — this time involving a pair of women's sneakers.
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Over the course of two weeks, Nunes' memo was weaponized by the pro-Trump media and its online viral outrage machine, which forced reluctant Democrat lawmakers to obsess about, respond to, and speculate over a largely political document.
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"While you obsess over my genes, your Admin is conducting DNA tests on little kids because you ripped them from their mamas & you are too incompetent to reunite them in time to meet a court order," Warren tweeted.
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Now, when you're working remotely for a few days, heading to an appointment, or in an irregularly long meeting, you can let Slack do more of the work for you without having to obsess over clearing it yourself.
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"Second-quarter earnings have come in stronger than we had expected, but for some reason the markets have chosen to obsess about oil prices today," said Kim Forrest, senior equity research analyst, Fort Pitt Capital Group in Pittsburgh.
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After watching her father succumb to esophageal cancer in 2003, she didn't want to obsess over the possibility that she might suffer a similar fate: "If I'm going to get something, I'm going to get something," she explained.
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It's that time of year again, when people who have never dribbled a basketball suddenly start foaming at the mouth with NCAA basketball bracket fever, and now they can obsess over the game in virtual reality as well.
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Disney is focusing its new streaming platform on loyalty—on attracting customers who already can't get enough of its animated features, who obsess over the ending of Avengers: Infinity War, who watch every Star Wars spinoff multiple times.
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The question then becomes, since the media seems to obsess over celebrity suicides, how can we effectively transform this coverage into meaningful action for the non-famous, since suicide is an epidemic in the US, particularly among veterans?
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The same energy that drove us to hatch foolhardy plans, to count the hours, and to obsess over potential futures drives me now to challenge myself creatively and continue finding new goals in life to latch on to.
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You don't want to wait until the last minute to try to get gas, herd the rabbit and obsess about whether the guitar is safer staying in New Orleans or being lashed to the roof of the car.
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Prudovski says hypochondriacs typically have one of two knee-jerk reactions: to block out the thought entirely, which reinforces its imagined severity, or to obsess over the fear and start investigating the virus and all of its symptoms.
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I had seen it months before on clearance at Barneys but didn't decide to pull the trigger — I like to really obsess good and hard over my purchases — until it was too late and the bag was gone.
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Experts say a score of 750 or higher will typically qualify you for the best offers (your FICO score ranges between 300 and 850); once you hit 750, there's no need to obsess over increasing it any more.
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He'd count the words in the death notices of rivals and obsess over whether his would be longer (it would), whether it would make the front page (it would) or be above the fold or below (below, alas).
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We, of course, obsess about coaches as they X-and-O, come and go, but the back rooms are where the videos churn and brain cells burn and the least obstructed pathways to playing in late June are paved.
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"The reason journos from @FoxNews to @dcexaminer can't help but obsess about my clothes, rent, or mischaracterize respectful convos as "fights" is bc as I've said, women like me aren't supposed to run for office — or win," she tweeted.
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But, to be honest, I didn't then (nor do I now) obsess over someone giving an answer or two that was "just OK." I understood that it was an awkward situation, and sometimes, people needed to find their footing.
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What if the hard times bring out our best and make us focus on what's important, while the danger zone is when we grow so complacent that we can afford to obsess over a neglected shirt for eight months?
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" In New York magazine, Annie Lowrey suggests that this kind of right-wing populism might bubble up "during periods of slow-but-steady growth, high inequality and wage stagnation — economic conditions that rankle voters but do not obsess them.
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There may be a bright spot for retirement savers, though — provided they don't obsess over their shifting balances: If your traditional individual retirement account fell in value, it might be time to think about converting to a Roth IRA.
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"Specifically, these core tenets include concrete concepts like "insist on the highest standards" and "learn and be curious," as well as more obscure points like "customer obsession" described as leaders that pay attention to competitors but "obsess over customers.
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Allowing thoughts to rush around in your head without vocalizing them can lead us to obsess and find ourselves in a negative spiral, so it's nearly always better to speak about what you're feeling out loud than to ruminate.
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But for those who obsess over collecting the badges, or just prefer to give digital flowers instead of real ones on the special day, the new love-meets-fitness badge is a nice new touch for Apple's first wearable.
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" Moments later, he came back to his grievances, saying that the nation should "not let ourselves be remembered only for the petty, little, indecent things that seem to obsess us at a time when the world is going by.
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But just like the chef who fanatically seeks out all her ingredients, down to the flakes of salt garnishing her sustainable line-caught crudo, bean-to-bar chocolate makers obsess over the character and ethical origins of their beans.
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" Katie Glueck, in a recent Times story: "Some Democrats have been warning the party not to obsess over these potential swing voters, arguing that electability calculations about mythical undecided moderates are futile at this moment of extreme political polarization.
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How to obsess: To see Blanchard shine as an actress check out Disney's Girl Meets World — the Boy Meets World spin-off that ran from 2014 to 2017 and was surprisingly deep for a show following the lives of middle-schoolers.
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Certainly he is recognized for artworks that obsess over death, capital, and all things macabre, as well as his predilection for pickling sharks and other creatures in aqua-tinted formaldehyde, but he is best known for being brash, crass, and profitable.
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I've been scolded by an off-duty airline employee for not purchasing two seats — as if I don't already obsess about the logistics of claiming my seat before every flight, looking up the measurements for my aircraft every...single...time.
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" Who you hire will determine the success of your company, he says, but, "we often obsess over the individual people that we recruit and don't spend enough time thinking about how they change the team dynamic — whether they add or detract.
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If I was taking this whole clean eating thing more seriously, it could be easy to obsess over my dog's diet and his attempts to disobey it and stuff as much human food as possible down his tiny, adorable gullet. .
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Furthermore, we got super deep about the root of why we obsess over women's looks; how we can appreciate each other's beauty without doing harm; and how we can change the way women see, speak to, and support other women.
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Now that the Fed has upped the chances for a September rate hike, the quiet dog days of August are ending and markets will obsess about any data that could influence the Fed's decision — including Friday's big August employment report.
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It's Rihanna's ability to knock everything she does out of the park (like, say, her role in Ocean's 8, in which she "intimidated" co-star Sarah Paulson with her awesomeness every day) that makes us all obsess — whatever her size.
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The generous reading is that they may be hoping that Trump, who is known to obsess over how he's portrayed on television and the media more broadly, may see reports about his behavior and try to grow into the office.
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Instead of taking care of her infection, the diet triggered disordered eating habits that were later diagnosed as orthorexia, an eating disorder that causes people to obsess over the healthfulness of their food to such a point that it becomes unhealthy.
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As more horror enthusiasts emerge from the woodworks and join that conversation, the overall quality of the scary stories we obsess over will likely continue to improve, providing a needed outlet for the culture of tense conflict we currently inhabit.
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I managed to scrape by off of the feminine vibes that characters like The Penguin communicated to me, but kids today get to grow up with a rich, wide, representational assortment of fantasy characters to celebrate, obsess over, and identify with.
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But, when one finally catches on, it becomes an insider must-have — meaning the labels fashion people love to obsess over, the general population probably hasn't even heard of yet (hey, that under-the-radar element is part of the appeal!).
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The smart money would have to bet on that happening, at least once, and you can be sure that when it does, the news media will obsess over the story and wonder whether #MeToo as a whole was really worth it.
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President Donald J. Trump has had a great 22019 but you would not know it if you listened to cable talking heads obsess about Roseanne Barr's latest tweet or the latest "breaking news" coming from a White House press briefing.
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While the West Wing's nondream team continues to obsess over zits, Fitbits and the proper pronunciation of Nevada, there are hints that three once or currently sidelined people could have a big influence on what happens on "Veep" going forward.
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"Hey, @realDonaldTrump: While you obsess over my genes, your Admin is conducting DNA tests on little kids because you ripped them from their mamas & you are too incompetent to reunite them in time to meet a court order," Warren tweeted.
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The design aims to highlight ApotheCARE Essentials' blending of nature and science and to attract the brand's target consumers, women who know what their look is and obsess over improving their hair and skin a little bit every day, Seal said.
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With at least 35 of them as of this round-up a few weeks ago, the pop star clearly isn't shy about sharing her ink with fans and haters alike, who obsess over what they mean and why she got them.
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Some obsess over her fourth-wall-breaking arsenal of expressions, or her anxiety and her energy and her sadness and her desire, but just as many are eyeing her bangin' jumpsuit, slutty-demure short red floral dress, and perfect, shaggy haircut.
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Be smart: Both parties will obsess about luring their own people to the polls, with little incentive or bandwidth for outreach to the middle (less likely to vote in midterms than in presidential elections) or the other side (everyone dug in).
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Like a diaphanous Thomas Bernhard novel, this strangely shaped book meanders along, now exploring the life of an obscure minor character, suddenly stopping to obsess over a bowl of rice and curry, only haltingly moving toward the family's tragic destiny.
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How do we understand these contrasts — where, on the one hand, the first few years are the crucible of success and, on the other, the kind of investments that many of us obsess about do not seem to matter much?
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Republicans like to obsess about "voter fraud" even when there's little or no evidence, but a GOP House candidate in North Carolina is now finally conceding his own election must be redone, after evidence showed his campaign financed illegal votes.
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Warren shot back on Twitter by condemning Trump's practice of separating immigrant children from their parents at the border ("While you obsess over my genes, your Admin is conducting DNA tests on little kids because you ripped them from their mamas").
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The tapes soon come to obsess Jeremy's employer, Sarah Jane, and his crush, Stephanie Parsons; it will cast his father into a dizzying fit of anxiety, after he glimpses what he thinks is his dead wife in one particularly chilling clip.
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I have never had a job that didn't feel tenuous, which means I have never had the freedom to not obsess over my personal brand and whether I'm doing enough to burnish it through work, social media, skill-building and networking.
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I have never had a job that didn't feel tenuous, which means I have never had the freedom to not obsess over my personal brand and whether I'm doing enough to burnish it through work, social media, skill-building and networking.
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Fortunately, my children were in day care, so I had a peer group of parents who were dealing with children at more or less the same developmental stage, and we could find each other at brunches and potlucks and obsess together.
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How to obsess: Though McCabe is just kicking off his Hollywood career he's played Moppet in the 2017 horror/fantasy film Stephanie and is set to star in the upcoming film Hold On. Storm Reid who plays Meg in 'A Wrinkle In Time.
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They exploit identity politics in order to use us as a hammer against the right, so that they can obsess into saying they are the answer to bigotry and et cetera on the right, which could not be further from the truth.
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He seems to kind of glom on to something and it's an idea that he talks about, he might obsess about it a little bit, but he just he just doesn't let it go because he wants to make it happen so badly.
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As we just saw on the red carpet at the Venice Film Festival, the 56-year-old ageless actress continues to be at the top of her style and beauty game and her secret seems to be pretty simple — don't obsess about aging.
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If you're hosting a holiday meal this year, chances are you've already thought about the entrees, the drinks, and maybe even a fancy pie that you can obsess over for days only to have it fall apart when you try cutting a slice.
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Now, thanks to another intrepid leaker, we have a new batch of high-resolution photos to obsess over, but the only part we care about with this current batch is: Why the hell is there a teddy bear emoji on the camera interface?
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But, much to the shock of genius corporate journalists who continue to live in their alternate, elitist bubble and obsess over Donald Trump's tweets rather than the endless struggles of working people, the progressive movement has soured on one if its past heroes.
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Rooney imagines neurotics and writers on the one hand, women who want to be hit during sex and don't eat enough, and on the other, the people who go to work and don't obsess for hours over whether to send an email.
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Another patient would obsess about seeing straw or grass strewn on the road there were two piece that fell on top of other and resembled a cross, and he stepped on it, that would be an unpardonable sin against the holy spirit.
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That said, it might be hard for some teenagers not to obsess about Covid-19 given that the topic pervades headlines and social media, and that concerns about disease spread have been closing schools and causing the cancellation of long-scheduled events.
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They obsess over the nuts and bolts of the roller coasters they ride; for a true coaster geek, it's not enough to just stand in line and spend two to three minutes upside down—they have to forensically understand each coil and curve.
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People with BDD aren't just dissatisfied with their looks: "They obsess about perceived physical defects," says Katharine Phillips, a professor of psychiatry at Weill Cornell Medicine and an attending psychiatrist at New York-Presbyterian Hospital, who has written multiple books on BDD.
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In the past, times like these usually ended when I had enough work — school, employment, personal projects — to keep my mind busy, unable to obsess over small things and let myself get "nibbled to death by ducks," as one editor put it.
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HOUSTON — In an era in which privileged individuals search constantly for the next experience to obsess over and post about on social media, space truly remains the final frontier, a luxury that only the one percent of the one percent can afford.
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In this thinking, our politics are full not of chaos but of canny, five-dimensional chess moves; the president posts strange things on Twitter and then smiles, knowing people will obsess over his behavior while other gears grind away beneath their notice.
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How to obsess: Miller's best known for his role as Peter Pan in the 2015 film Pan but more recently starred as Luke in 133's Better Watch Out, Mick in Red Dog: True Blue, and Charlie Bucktin in the 2017 film Jasper Jones.
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We loved the original one-choker-at-a-time trend that ruled the runways and graced the necks of almost every Coachella attendee, Instagram model, and Kardashian for a hot minute, but this fresh and easy version gives us something new to obsess over.
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I remember I would write a song and listen to it 25, 50 times, and obsess on my feelings and what I was thinking—really self-involved in a way I don't even have the ability to be anymore now that I have two kids.
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It's Emmy Nomination Day in America, which means it's time to obsess over potential winners, losers, and first-timers — and, of course, to tally the snubs, line up the grudges, and consider what the nominees say about what the television industry values right now.
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Lev Grossman's Magicians books are the kind of books you obsess over if you are also prone to obsessing over how unfair it is that Susan gets kicked out of Narnia because she likes lipstick, while simultaneously fantasizing about meeting a faun under a lamppost.
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I have been thinking about how rare it is still for a female narrator or writer to command the same space as a male one—the space to fuck up, to be annoying or neurotic, to obsess about her feelings, to be flawed, contradictory, human.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The first U.N.-led Syria peace talks in almost a year are in danger of getting lost in procedure, as officials obsess about who will meet whom, but behind the scenes diplomats say it's largely up to Russia to call the tune.
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When I'm passionate about a subject or topic, for example, I obsess over it — as a CNBC Make It senior reporter this could be landing an interview with a major CEO or drawing attention to an issue that hasn't been widely reported in the media.
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At the moment, though, the absence of bitters and the men who obsess over them is another way in which Le Turtle can give you a one-night vacation from all the aspects of New York dining you're just starting to realize are getting old.
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" The pair admit that they're unable to completely eliminate waste in bars, but as Griffiths says, "Every little bit counts, and I think something that we've seen again and again is people obsess with the notion that it's got to be all or nothing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Serena Williams no longer wants to obsess about elusive Grand Slam "number 225" and Simona Halep is desperate to win Wimbledon more than to stop the American reaching that milestone but there will be no place for either to hide in Saturday's final.
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For all the series' twists and turns—there's a secret assassin organization, in cahoots with a secret spy organization, or something—its primal pleasure is always in watching Eve and Villanelle obsess over each other, like Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham, in their day.
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Trouble starts when you can't tamp down your amygdala's response, which makes you obsess and perhaps do counterproductive things when faced with concerning but not life-threatening events like the Equifax hack or a vulnerable social situation like asking someone out on a date.
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"A lot of times, we obsess about the big stuff, the big moments, like the promotion into top leadership, how many people are sitting in the C-suite — things we can see very visibly," says Alexis Krivkovich, managing partner of McKinsey's Silicon Valley office.
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New features that are meant to make Twitter more approachable for the masses, like algorithmically-sorted timelines and changing stars to hearts, tend to be met with skepticism and even derision from longtime users who still love to obsess over how their timelines looked 10 years ago.
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They obsess over current NFL rosters, examining each team's unrestricted and restricted free agents, players who might be waived/released or retire, signing draft picks, setting money aside for future injuries, looking into possible trades, and ways to restructure contracts in order to become salary-cap compliant.
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For all the ways in which they open the door for a queer gaze on popular culture, they also shut out the parts of queer reality that don't fit their narrative; they obsess over — and in the process valorize — a queer experience defined by closets and repression.
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So, while North Americans who've watched Jiro Dreams of Sushi on Netflix continue to obsess with the ever-elusive notion of "authenticity," we'll raise our sake bomb glasses to the guy who invented this gateway maki, which introduced millions of North Americans to the kingdom of sushi.
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Given my tendency to obsess over things (you'd be hard-pressed to find something I like just the appropriate, regular amount), it's not a surprise that when I find a song — or multiple songs — that I like, I'll listen to them until I become sick of them.
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Don't dwell on failures It's tempting to obsess about the night you played to two people who had their arms crossed the entire time, but after you play 40 shows, you only focus on the times when the whole audience was singing along and crowd surfing.
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Maybe the only way to think about drinking by numbers is not to obsess over how much is too much, but to be acquainted with what zero feels like — that is, to come back to zero often enough to understand the relative value of our numbers.
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She breaks free not from him, but from the compulsion to obsess over whether he is a narcissist, clearing space to consider bigger questions, like the relationship between the cigarette butt she unthinkingly — a passing stranger might say narcissistically — flicks onto the sidewalk and impending climate catastrophe.
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While some engaged women may obsess over small and large details to the point of Bridezilla status, all I want is one thing: for the chronic migraine I haven't been able to successfully rid myself of for the past nine years to take a day off.
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The horror genre, once a Hollywood backwater, has become an artistic hotbed — a corner of the mainstream movie business where filmmakers have been able to take risks with original concepts, largely because they cost so little compared to the "tent pole" fantasies studios now obsess over.
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It's the story, in miniature, of how the student panic industrial complex warps our debate and how it causes us to obsess over things that don't matter, a distraction we can scarcely afford given the very real problems facing the country at this particular moment in time.
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It explains that the women who work at Runway, the "clackers" (so named because of the sound their heels make when they hit the floor), don't obsess over great clothes because they want to play dress-up, but rather because their jobs demand they look the part.
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Our process of dealing with Grande and Davidson's breakup epitomizes how we've dealt with much of 2018 — obsess over it, sit with new knowledge of a situation, and manage to find a small beacon of light with each other online, just like Grande continues to do with her fans.
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Since plenty of people overthink and obsess over things, this isn't a surefire sign that you have anxiety, but if your overthinking is really starting to affect your life, that's when it might be time to ask a doctor if you could be suffering from an anxiety disorder.
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Our first songs were a lot about how I worried it could be a bit unhealthy to be raised on such high expectations for drama, but as we've gotten older I think I've learned to appreciate those memories for what they are and not obsess over unrealistic expectations.
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The Flavor Experience: Named for its shape, a log, that promotes the ideal ratio of ripe creamline and flaky center, and is just the right form to slice off big slabs, Bucheron is the bloomy-rind goat cheese that taught you to love, perhaps obsess over, this style.
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He adds that this way of thinking is often described as a "scarcity mentality," where people believe that there isn't enough money to go around, so they obsess over the goal of clinging to money and objects while ignoring other sources of happiness like personal growth and relationships.
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Whatever graphically-demanding game you've decided to obsess over recently, the Predator Helios 300 can handle it without flinching (even with Metro: Last Light Redux and Grand Theft Auto V). It works so hard that it does have a slight tendency to overheat, so keep it off your lap.
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Our culture's subtle, insidious misogyny lets us pretend that fantasy women are more important than real ones; the real Joni Mitchell has never existed, according to this logic, and nor does any fan need to reckon with her racist actions in order to obsess over her dainty early music.
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Though he reads the Times and other newspapers, he doesn't [obsess over] daily Trump developments ... He is upset by the administration's actions, and he's confided to friends that what worries him most is the international order, the standing of the office of the presidency, the erosion of democratic norms.
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While the rest of us obsess on what happened in 2016 and what will happen on Tuesday, Gary Hart is bedeviled by what happened in 1987, and whether the tabloid mania sparked by his liaison with Donna Rice led down a rattlesnake-filled path straight to our tabloid president.
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The ability to get out of the house and go places and do stuff is an education all to itself — there's even a growing body of research about the beneficial neurological effects of childhood exposure to diversity — over and beyond the school quality stuff that parents obsess over.
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For loyal Game of Thrones fans living in blissful ignorance that the beloved HBO franchise is coming to an end, consider unfollowing Maisie Williams on Instagram — at least until after season 8 has aired, and you've had ample time to lick your wounds and find a new show to obsess over.
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While the sporting media obsess over who will manage England's biggest club next season and speculate which new players will be signed to bring back the glory days, the man tasked with bringing in the money remains very confident about the prospects for the soccer club over the long term.
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That purity is sexual and political and economic: Women and women's media who obsess over teen girl culture are in a sense obsessing over a version of themselves that does not have to live as a cog in capitalism and does not (in this fantasy) have to contend with reproductive choices.
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Even when tests come back negative, I obsess over the possibility of a "cryptic pregnancy," yet another little-known condition where the hormone HCG doesn't show up on tests, menstruation continues, a fetus takes much longer to develop, and a woman often has no idea she's pregnant until she gives birth.
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Others turn to compulsive exercise, and sometimes develop muscle dysmorphia, a subtype of BDD that causes sufferers to "obsess about being inadequately muscular," according to the National Eating Disorders Association—and expend huge amounts of time and money on gyms, supplements, and sometimes steroids to get the body they want.
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But it's still a lot of fun to obsess over him as some sort of evil-genius master manipulator and to look for his legacy in everyone from Aleksandr Dugin, Vladimir Putin's alleged ideological Rasputin, to Rosario Murillo, the powerful Rasputin-slash-first lady behind Nicaragua's tyrannical leader, Daniel Ortega.
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Within this cohort, several chefs revel in the juxtaposition of Japanese and Italian cuisine — the latter long beloved in Japan, where it is fondly called itameshi, and where local chefs obsess over perfecting Neapolitan pizza with kerchief-thin, pliant crusts and cooking spaghetti to the exact second of al dente.
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With real important current events happening (yes, I can obsess over Kim Kardashian's Instagram feed and keep up with the concerning state of our government and overall country-wide morale), I do not blame anyone for not noticing that the Kardashians have retreated into their Calabasas shells to scheme, and plan, and wait.
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Only recently, after many conversations with those in the industry who are five to 10 years older than me (I'll be 27 next month — and, yes, I fully realize how ridiculous it is for someone my age to obsess over fine lines), have I started to realize I might be the exception.
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Empowered by the unprecedented access to information granted by the internet and our current state of constant connectivity, today's web sleuth has plenty of material to obsess over: surveillance footage from any number of private and public cameras, Facebook posts and Instagram stories, online access to court records, and cell phone pings.
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Mindsets that encourage us to obsess over calories, limit food intake, and practice daily weigh-ins during the holidays to avoid gaining weight are unsurprisingly similar to the diet mentality that causes our internal hunger and fullness cues to get out of whack — and can lead to binging and low self-esteem.
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This pressure manifested itself as fear, and I would obsess over the potential horrors awaiting me—the terrifying possibility of a flubbed note or, worse yet, going totally blank and sitting at the piano in dead silence, unable to remember who or where I was, or how my piece was supposed to go.
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Thus, no matter how much I or other critics obsess about the perfection that was "START," the series finale of "The Americans," the reality is that very few people watched a show that is sure to go down in the top ten (I would argue top five) among TV dramas of all time.
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For the growing number of us who have come to obsess over it, and the community of online sleuths devoted to solving it, the mystery surrounding the perpetrator known only as the Long Island Serial Killer is closer in atmosphere to the chthonic landscape of David Lynch's Lost Highway than a conventional whodunit.
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At the time, Frances-White felt like she was living a life of double standards: She didn't want to be seen as a "decorative" object but would also obsess over her weight; she would advise women on powerful leadership techniques, then apologize profusely for "bothering" a man when she called him for work.
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The USADA report shows how Parker, an avid runner who was known to obsess over small details as a shoe designer but was not known to be a micromanager as the chief executive, took a keen interest in some of the experiments involving a group of elite runners at the Nike Oregon Project.
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The 27-year-old singer released the music video for Fifty Shades Darker's hit single, "I Don't Want to Live Forever" with Zayn Malik – and besides the romantic tension, inspired by the one between Fifty Shades characters Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele, in the video — we couldn't help but obsess over Swift's daring makeup.
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" Nauert added: "I know you want to obsess over statements and want to make a lot of noise out of that, but what is important to keep in mind is that...the 10 Asian nations, along with the United States, came to a joint agreement...and put out a very strong condemnation of North Korea.
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MSNBC show, "The 11th Hour": "Just when we thought we run the show down here ... " It was a rare day of community for America: to obsess about something non-Trump — something that was bigger than ourselves, and something that was terrifying to the ancients, but a diversion and fascination (and, yes, commercial opportunity) for us.
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We've seen players enter markets, leave markets, really, the things we obsess about is our riders, our restaurants and our consumers, and although we obviously pay attention to competition, the singular focus on those three things is ultimately how you have to spend the your day otherwise it's a bit of a waste of time.
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In recent years, Reddit has emerged as a haven for those dedicated sneaker fans who want legit-looking shoes without the four-figure price tag — particularly the r/Repsneakers ("replica sneakers") subreddit, a 70,000-strong swarm of sneakerheads who endlessly obsess over the latest batches of high-quality fake sneakers and how to get them.
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Nearly six years later and the phrase "the Euro nailed Sandy" is still a running joke in the meteorological community, shorthand for both the continued superiority of the European model's ability to predict major weather events like hurricanes while also mocking people who obsess over a model that has its own deficiencies and occasional high profile whiffs.
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If Democrats continue to exclusively deploy the obsess-over-all-things-Trump strategy, without simultaneously rallying crowds to offer alternative policy prescriptions for a number of issues, or speaking out loudly on behalf of the movements like DAPL or crises' like East Chicago, they'll continue to simply ride the coattails of organic crowds and activism in opposition to Trump.
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Within days, I was obsessed, binging through past seasons during the week to tide me over until Season 23's latest episode every Friday night, when I could obsess over the sudden downfall of Valentina, lament the unrelenting defeatism of Nina Bo'Nina Brown, and marvel at the buoyant virtuosity of dynamic duo Shea Couleé and Sasha Velour.
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These are players that will spot every reference and obsess over every new bit of lore, but also scrutinize every detail and laboriously take the studio to task for not delivering on their promises or skirting the somewhat dubious responsibility the community believes the developer has to deliver something both groundbreaking and nostalgic at the same time.
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Like other shows I obsess over despite and to spite myself, like the "dark reboot" of technicolor Archie comics in Riverdale or the dystopian torture porn of The Handmaid's Tale, Westworld presents completely unambiguous, preexisting narratives with just enough of the trappings of ambiguity and intrigue to lure viewers into thinking they aren't just being lured.
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"Lots of people get a billion dollars and they're not wealthy, because wealth is emotion, it's psychology, it's spirit, it's soul," Robbins tells CNBC Make It. One of the "biggest mistakes" that people make, Robbins adds, is to obsess only over making money instead of on improving quality of life for themselves and the people they care about.
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Unfortunately, we aren't yet getting the fruits of his labor (in the form of the much anticipated The Winds of Winter which would reveal potential plot points on the HBO remake of the book series) but rather it provides more context to the already existing world we have come to know (and love and obsess over).
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Rather than obsess about winning back the voters that switched from Obama to Trump, Democrats should instead focus on inspiring those Obama voters who stayed home, who are "mostly young and nonwhite" and "share the progressive policy priorities of Democrats," argued Sean McElwee, Jesse H. Rhodes, Brian F. Schaffner, and Bernard L. Fraga in the New York Times.
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Those who obsess, analyze, and love the league—who fall asleep to the sound of League Pass theme music every night for (at least) eight straight months—can't really process whatever happened without the benefit of passed time to offer appropriate context, so instead most focus on NBA-related matters that slant (no collar) to the future.
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That said, we&aposve got to still deliver a lot of value to brands and we do that like we always have by focusing on our customers and we obsess over our customers to build a fantastic shopping experience with low prices and fast free shipping so that our customers make Amazon their preferred shopping destination.
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Movies like Us, Get Out, and one may haunt our adult dreams, but the stories that first horrified us are back to send a new round of shivers down our spine — and, in the case of one particular moment from the upcoming film adaptation of Scary Stories To Tell In the Dark, make us obsess over that mysterious pimple we can't quite pop.
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I'm yet to reach the upcycling stage of furniture owning, as while we're renting I'm apprehensive about spending too much time and money on it – you never know if your stuff will fit in the next place you rent, so I'd rather contribute to my excessive wardrobe right now… That said, I still obsess over Instagram accounts that chart people's renovations.
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While we obsess over domestic politics — not that there's anything wrong with that, since a lot depends on whether the next leader of the world's most powerful nation is a racist xenophobe, a sinister theocrat, an empty suit, or all of the above — something scary is going on in financial markets, where bond prices in particular are indicating near-panic.
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Since Trump is a fan of phone calls, I caught up with my dad, but the phone call required me to think of someone other than myself, which felt dishonest to Trump's spirit, so I got off the phone after ten minutes to stare into the abyss of my Twitter feed and obsess over whether people liked me or not.
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Like, you may not need to obsess over exactly how much money, down to the cent, you have in your bank account all the time; however, generally hoping you'll survive until the next paycheck isn't ideal either— there is a middle ground, Capricorn, and today you'll be pushed to find it (and in any area of your life, not just regarding money).
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And when I'm feeling curious or apprehensive about the future of the game, and about the sheer range of soccer I might one day feel obliged to obsess over, I'll read up on Major League Soccer or the Chinese Super League—generally agreed to be rising forces, though still currently a place for second-rank talent and the occasional fading, pampered megastar.
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While the media obsess over the latest palace intrigue, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE is quietly shaping up to be one of the best economic presidents in modern U.S. history.
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The truth is, before the Internet, if your band didn't hit the big time—like, free-cocaine-on-a-private-jet big time—then you probably didn't get signed at all, and therefore didn't have the means to send your music out into the world, and you disappeared into the ether long before any greasy longhair with a computer could obsess over you.
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Koepka, 29, who saw himself as a frustrated baseball player slumming in golf for much of his teens and 2823s, on Sunday endeared himself to the golf nerds who obsess over the game's history by becoming the third professional to win consecutive men's national championships since 2282, after Ben Hogan in 28 and 262, and Curtis Strange in 1988 and 1989.
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" From a branding perspective, Mr. Paget dismissed the need to obsess over a logo ("Nobody's going to buy your brand because of a logo," he said), but he stressed the importance of creating a visual identity: "It's the first thing people will see when they go to your website or your social media and it has to carry the story.
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As People's Style and Beauty Director, it's my job to follow (read: obsess over) what celebrities wear on and off the red carpet every day, and Blake Lively is one of my favorite to watch because she styles herself (which is rare in Hollywood since most celebs require professional help to assemble the perfect dog-walking outfit), and the results are typically over-the-top glam.
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But the screenwriter Richard Price and the director Steven Zaillian obsess over the terrors of Naz being processed like any other inmate: The layers upon layers of bars, gates and fences; the transport van that delivers men to Rikers like cafeteria mystery meat; the pat-downs and cavity searches; the rote spiel his jailer gives before lockdown ("You throw up on my floor, you clean it up").
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It also suggests that health authorities should shift away from telling the public to obsess over calories and instead encourage Americans to avoid processed foods that are made with refined starches and added sugar, like bagels, white bread, refined flour and sugary snacks and beverages, said Dr. Dariush Mozaffarian, a cardiologist and dean of the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy at Tufts University.
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The blue check mark was always intended to help steer people to know when they looking at more authentic voices or the official accounts for high-profile people or organizations, although it's also been a huge vanity metric for many people, and so has often had a taint of the more ridiculous side of Twitter (the one where people also obsess over like and retweet counts).
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I could continue to obsess over cold and unforgiving facts, or I could choose to be present and enjoy all the beautiful moments that make life worth living, from seeing my daughter's face light up every time she hears a song from "Mamma Mia!" to watching how my husband carefully takes her hand to help her walk down the aisles at the grocery store.
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RPGs have evolved a lot since the first Final Fantasy, but the fact is all the critical pieces are here: a grandiose story line, stats and gear to obsess over, gold pieces, fantastical creatures and — if you're smart — a lot of grinding for gold and XP. Remasters on other systems actually improved this game a lot, so unless you want the full experience, seek out one of those.
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There are lots of reasons why this would make sense: There is energy around the mechanical keyboard right now, in part because of the same kinds of subcultures that obsess over Apple products, and in part because the patents around the Cherry MX, the key switch that is widely seen as the gold standard for clicky keyboards, have expired, giving competitors an opportunity to leap into the market.
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They naturally obsess over the differences between their new home and the old, as Hemon elucidates in a discussion about food:
Among my family in Canada and their friends, much time was spent debating dietary and other differences between "them" (Canadians) and "us" (people from Bosnia and the former Yugoslavia): "Their" bacon was soggy; "they" didn't know how to make sausage; "their" sour cream was not thick enough; "they" didn't eat things we ate; "they" were fat and incapable of truly enjoying life because "they" worried about getting fat all the time.
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When western observers obsess over the fate of antiquities in Palmyra to the exclusion of concern for the people living nearby, when headline writers produce titles like "Why it's all right to be more horrified by the razing of Palmyra than mass murder," and pundits call for military intervention solely to protect ancient sites, they are engaged in a neo-colonial discourse which places the greatest value on things that educated people in developed countries care about the most, namely exotic ancient artifacts and adorable wildlife, while overlooking the very real needs of the people who come into regular contact with these things and have much more directly at stake.
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He will spend two and a half days in the hospital — and he will lie there hooked up to their beeping machines, and he will yell at the doctors when they try to ask him stupid questions, and he will quiz them about health care policy and obsess over what all this would cost without insurance — and there will be a crisis over what to say in the press release and when to say it and if it can wait until Jane is able to deliver the news in person to the seven grandkids before they see it on CNN, and there will be reporters stalking him outside the building, and all sorts of people will want to visit — and for days, he will say over and over again, "I can't believe I had a heart attack… I can't imagine how I had a heart attack… I can't imagine…" like this is a fact he simply cannot accept, because he feels fine as soon as they finish the procedure and because he's always had terrific "endurance"... Never thought it'd be his heart to cause him problems… Ran a 4:403 mile in high school...!
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