That's when I've been more present with people in my life that have been present with me.
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"I try to be fully present with my 'life' so that I'm not stressed about being fully present with my work."
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It means you are there, present with calm and peace.
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Both of these medical issues can present with extreme fatigue.
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The weekends, I really try to stay present with them.
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I've got a bunch of ways of being present with the world and being present with myself and and my feelings, and that weed could just be one of many tools for recreation and exploration.
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These patients present with symptoms that are specific to particular diseases.
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While they're physically present with one another, they're not mentally there.
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Be present with the sensations, as colossally shitty as they are.
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States can quarantine citizens who present with symptoms within their borders.
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What's the narrative you're trying to present with Very Good Person?
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Fast forward to the present, with "Make America Great Again" hats.
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Their problem is an inglorious present, with China denying them full democracy.
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Frederica Wilson (D-FL) says she was present with Myeshia Johnson, Sgt.
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Today, the future became the present with the launch of Oculus Rift .
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And it definitely made me a lot less present with my girlfriend.
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It's impossible to be totally present with all the communicative possibilities, though.
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"I would just sit quietly and be present with him," she said.
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Capturing the wilderness connects the present with a past beyond my own.
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Robert Frank kicked documentary photography into the present with a loud clang.
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"Both conditions may present with impaired gait and postural instability," he said.
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And higher prices for consumers are not present with free internet services.
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The Tea Party's 21970 nonnegotiables fascinatingly intermingle the present with the past.
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Globally, approximately 30 percent of patients with NSCLC present with stage III disease.
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Some of those problems are going to be present with any block grant.
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The Moon is all about nurturing yourself and being present with your emotions.
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Globally, about 30 percent of patients with NSCLC present with stage III disease.
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A carcinoid tumor — also rare — could present with this type of intermittent pain.
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Though Crohn's usually caused chronic diarrhea, it could also present with pain alone.
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Then the 11th Circuit required that a doctor be present with ultrasound equipment.
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It can help you look at the present with a slightly different perspective.
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I don't listen to music, I'm just present with myself and my thoughts.
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"Judas" is a narrative in the present, with flashbacks to the Holleeders' childhood.
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The show goes back and forth between past and present, with varying results.
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Where are we at present with the air campaign against ISIS and civilian deaths?
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This is the time to go within, meditate, and be present with your emotions.
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Powerful restructuring is taking place for you emotionally, so stay present with yourself, Gemini.
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I'm not fully content with the persona I present with my material right now.
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Gavin was present (with broken foot) and a garrulous French woman with Islamic leanings.
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Maybe it emerges from time to time, influencing the present with its broken wounds.
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Stay present with your emotions; this is not the time to suppress your feelings.
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But, if you're genetically predisposed or present with other risk factors, that guidance changes.
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The novel poignantly conjures the difficulties of reconciling the present with "an ungraspable history."
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"This is a gift to be present with you all," she said, through tears.
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Instead, give yourself an early Christmas present with this ExoGun DreamPro Percussion Massage Device.
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The present, with the production crew and fringe techno music, was sometimes too overwhelming.
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The officials who have been most present with the community, he said, are state Reps.
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Amazon's devices are winning the smart speaker market at present, with a 70.6 percent share.
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You see their floating avatar, you see their screen, and you feel "present" with them.
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This antibody can be present with or without celiac disease, though many also have celiac.
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Maisie Williams shared a late Christmas present with us earlier this week on her Instagram.
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It's a work of historical imagination that lands in the present with disquieting, illuminating force.
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"The past yields to the present with a minimum of resistance," McMurtry writes of Houston.
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Simply be present with what is, with your senses, not the stories in your head.
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No one should ever complain about a holiday present with this much thought behind it.
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You take your in-ears out and you're present with the crowd, you're not just performing.
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A majority of AML patients relapse or present with refractory disease and have overall poor prognosis.
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Again, stay present with your feelings and don't commit to anything (fears or people) just yet.
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When Jessica Chastain stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live Wednesday night, she brought a present with her.
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The moon is in your sign, asking you to be present with your emotions today, Sagittarius.
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Local governments can quarantine smaller communities or areas of individuals that present with the coronavirus symptoms.
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I try to be present with friends and family, try to prep for my work meeting.
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Men present with heart attacks differently from women, and so their cardiac events are often missed.
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But in others, we simply happen to be present with cameras running when something unexpected happens.
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He stopped sleeping and struggled to focus at work or to be present with his family.
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"The combination of factors just wasn't present with either President Bush or President Obama," he said.
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She said Birdman was present with the family when her mother was hospitalized with heart trouble.
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This is the fundamental trade-off opioids present, with which we have been battling for decades.
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Like Nahua pictographic histories, the data maps we use daily connect the present with the past.
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" In his view, one-to-moment marketing means anticipating what a customer wants and being present with the right information — for instance, a motorcycle dealer such as Harley-Davidson being present with useful location information when a customer searches for "dealer near me" or "compare bike models.
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Ten-packs weigh in at $14.95 at present, with discounts available if you're willing to buy more.
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But the nuanced picture they present, with improvements varying by disease and area, further bolsters this case.
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Now you can meld the anxieties of past and present with a new Chrome extension called Tabagotchi.
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He was able to truly be present with his family, and his mental health improved as well.
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Because of the combination of those factors, just wasn't present with either President Bush or President Obama.
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It's about being present with your children but also better understanding your motivations and feelings while parenting.
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Sunday's program moves closer to the present, with works by Julius Eastman, Meredith Monk and Charlemagne Palestine.
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In the present—or the present with William at least—she wonders if she's going completely mad.
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It sets us free to be present with a much clearer and positive vision for our future.
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The sense of domesticity and its discontent is often present, with a brass bedstead making recurring appearances.
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Nobody dances with more confidence than Sara Mearns, who's dancing at present with more power than eloquence.
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The set dramatized his voice and his movement, overlaying the present with a mesh of the past.
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South Asian Americans often present with different risk factors than other populations, leading to delays in diagnosis.
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A love of the outdoors is present, with a picture of a bison, forest wallpaper, the backyard.
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The lavish car – valued at $320,000 – was even decked out like a present with a big red bow.
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For these early months of my daughter's life, I knew I needed to be present with my family.
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Veterans tend not to seek medical care early and they often present with late-stage or incurable disease.
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"LARCs have a lot of logistical issues that aren't present with other forms of birth control," said Crockett.
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To some extent, there are questions about misogyny and sexism present with every single woman in this movie.
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I wanted to be present with my baby, but I also loved what I did for a living.
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Suddenly, we are thrust back into the present, with little understanding of how we got here from there.
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Even something as subjective as "be more present with my kids" can be numerically self-scored every evening.
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I squeeze a shoulder just to try to be present with them, but the crying does not stop.
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Prioritize the human, be present with them, see them — and create guardrails, agreements for performance, and clear expectations.
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Increasingly, researchers realized that there'd be challenges that hadn't been present with AI systems when they were simple.
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Stay realistic and present with what is happening in the moment rather than getting carried away with your imagination.
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"Easter savage," he captioned an adorable video of King Cairo trying to rip open a present with his teeth.
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The couple say this budget cut has had an unexpected benefit: Feeling more balanced and present with the family.
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" And when Damon took the stage to present with childhood friend Ben Affleck, Damon was introduced as Affleck's "guest.
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It's fast, smooth and capable of playing games from the past and the present with the best possible graphics.
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The former WWE champion and Steinfeld will be present with over 20 Make-A-Wish families for the celebration.
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"I have seen my fair share of forgotten tampons in women who present with abnormal bleeding," Dr. Linhorst says.
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So all of that really indicates that contemporary technologies have amplified the image orientation that was present with television.
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For Skye's birthday, Ryals sent her a present with an invitation to serve as flower girl in her wedding.
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If we want to have healthy relationships, we have to be fully present with the people we care about.
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"For me, being in a car without a lot of electronics means being present with myself," Mr. Hagerty added.
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Also, influenza B can present with unexpected symptoms, so parents might not seek care right away, according to Creech.
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More than 100 American companies were present, with elaborate displays showing everything from handguns to armored vehicles to drones.
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Being present with the people that mean the most to you will strengthen connections and boost everyone's well-being.
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She returns to the present with a waitressing stint in her college town before settling back in New York.
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Other people take the opposite approach, decide to just live in the moment, love strongly and be present with people.
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Most important, though, our speakers will present with urgency—a theme that is sure to pulse throughout this critical event.
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In fact, don't post anything, just be present with your mom and tell her how much she means to you.
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Kim, clearly proud of her little sister's creativity and kindness, took to Snapchat to share the present with the world.
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Ties My mother will tell you she doesn't miss New York, but the past wraps the present with its ribbons.
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What's your advice for couples who struggle to put down their phones and want to remain present with each other?
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He pushes this combination into the present with subtle and not-so-subtle suggestions of gender, drag, race and violence.
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He is also celebrating the present with the inauguration this month of his first Asia gallery in Central Hong Kong.
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When compared to national averages, they present with higher rates of 15 types of cancer, tuberculosis, and newborn congenital malformations.
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Hemmer was present with Trump and his task force, who answered questions submitted by people via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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All of the big players will be present, with new ways to get you to spend your hard-earned cash.
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At present, with the number of agencies involved, it can often be unclear if a new mission will be approved.
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Wanting to be present with his daughter, he blocked the news from his mind and sat in the cool grass.
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"What we're trying to cultivate with mindfulness is a quality of attention, where you're present with each moment," says Winston.
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And he would have been more present with his family, which he considers entirely different from just being there physically.
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Wages growth remains subdued and there is little upward pressure at present, with strong labor demand being met by more supply.
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Citizens can use their phones to pay for four services at present, with more to receive the capability later this year.
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The team are initially focusing on young people who present with one of four "tracer" conditions -- eczema, constipation, asthma and epilepsy.
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What distinguishes "Achilles" is its sliding signifiers — the way it correlates a gooey gestural present with an imperturbable, passive, classical past.
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The system is quite fragmented at present, with around 265 domestic banks - with PSB's accounting for around a 267% asset share.
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Something similar may be happening at present, with the spreads for Brent and WTI narrowing sharply in the last four weeks.
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", while Dakota Johnson (who will present with Jamie Dornan) surveys the orchestra and notes, "Oh my god, I'm in the corner!
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Being able to be present with my family was a privilege that unfortunately many parents in this country are not afforded.
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The memories are close enough to touch and feel, but they're also stretching further away from the present with each day.
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I don't want my kids to feel tethered to technology and unable to be present with the people they are with.
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The Nintendo Switch is the industry's hottest selling consoles at present — with shortages still common more than three months after launch.
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Also, women tend to present with symptoms that are different from men's and not always as readily identifiable as heart failure.
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And though it's a respiratory infection, a recent JAMA article found that patients can first present with symptoms like abdominal pain.
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On Thursday, Tiny Wings' developer gave fans an early Christmas present with the games first update in more than two years.
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Charles' elder son, Prince William was present with his wife Kate and two of their children - Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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Charles' elder son Prince William was present with his wife Kate and two of their children: Prince George and Princess Charlotte.
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She has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present with or without Dr. Ford.
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I am present, with my hand clasping Leonardo's neck until he taps my arm to indicate I need to let go.
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Those ingredients should still be present with core lineup members like Eric Hosmer, Lorenzo Cain and Salvador Perez and closer Wade Davis.
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In some frames, it's almost impossible to count the number of people present, with limbs and torsos angled to confuse the eye.
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Top entrepreneurs and members of The Oracles share their strategies for how you can stay productive while being present with your kids.
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"Eclipses, I find, connect the present with the past like few other natural events," Baron writes at the end of American Eclipse.
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"I think that underlying all that is the desire to smell our bodies and be more present with human smells," she says.
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"At the present, with what we know, it is possible that the whole population is not more than 100 individuals," Garza said.
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Hannah Goldman, a clinical psychology fellow at Tulane, calls this crazy-making experience "ontological anxiety," or anxiety about being present with oneself.
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I need to focus on margin — my value add at home, being more present with my kids, being a more engaged partner.
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Saying what if we could just pause and be present with pain—other people's and our own—and make space for it.
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Researchers are finding that people may need prompting or training to use tourniquets effectively, even when instructional materials are present with them.
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It starts in the present, with the adult children of the Lyons clan of Manchester welcoming a new baby into the family.
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Drawing on the principles of Zen Buddhism, we bring a strong sense of simply being 100 percent present, with, and for, them.
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After all, true investing requires a rational appraisal of an asset's value and that is simply not possible at present with Bitcoin.
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Users in these sites overdose all the time, but because there are always people present with naloxone, no overdose has been fatal.
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When Everything Changed: Early 1999 January 13, 1999: Stephanie's birthday, prompting Syed to go shopping for a present with her boyfriend, Jay Wilds.
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And sometimes I feel like the kid might be better off if I was just more present with him in the first place.
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Heartstrings are pulled backwards and forwards simultaneously, ultimately grounding you in the present with a sense of both knowing weariness and joyful rediscovery.
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Patients suffering from the concretions typically present with a variety of symptoms, including nasal obstruction, headaches, facial pain and discharge from the nose.
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Froome has team mates who would be leaders in other teams but we were present with them in the mountains and won time.
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While the retreat in November will not include an enforced technology detox, mindfulness can teach parents to be fully present with their children.
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" According to Disick, he has been making an effort to be "really present" with the family and reveals that he hasn't "been drinking.
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In Chronos and other games, the novelty of feeling physically "present" with virtual reality has also created a new fascination with narrative coherence.
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For all of our 21st-century progress in terms of visual technology, we're stuck in a present with the disappointing problem of whitewashing.
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The case concerned a Buddhist, Patrick Murphy, who sought to have his spiritual adviser present with him in the execution chamber in Texas.
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It's an energy that is clearly present with Skin&Blister, a group of five photographers who had met at London College of Communication.
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Trips to the bathroom became opportunities to have chats — to actually see, speak to, and be present with others on the return journey.
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Jonas's five videos mix footage of her performance Moving Off the Land (2016-present) with footage taken in aquariums, Jamaica, and Nova Scotia.
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" "I think it is certainly a desire of the special counsel to have one of his team present with him during the hearing.
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"La loi du marché" is set in the present, with its central figure a badly paid security guard trying to make ends meet.
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Trump and Putin conclude their get-together (including an initial session without aides present) with a joint press conference at 200063:50 a.m.
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"It has injected an element of true partisan warfare into this that wasn't really present with the Thomas/Anita Hill controversy," Samuel said.
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The book concludes in the present, with eighty-one per cent of Evangelicals having voted for Donald Trump, despite his many unchristian qualities.
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This solar eclipse in Capricorn promises a fresh start, but you need to stay present with your feelings and be open to transformation!
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So I guess my parting advice to couples who want to remain present with each other: Spend more time together in the shower.
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Hall was present, with his attorney, in L.A. County Superior Court Thursday morning and entered his pleas to felony child abuse and DUI.
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The story eventually focuses on the present with Fonny in jail and Tish fighting — with help from their families — to get him released.
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Professor Ferguson brings us up to the present with a discussion of the technology giants that have emerged in the last few decades.
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As the book progresses, she interleaves chapters set in the present with ones that deal with memories of college, of home, of Tracey.
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But we don't need to problem solve first – we need to be present to hear people - to be present with what they're sharing.
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And rather than run from your fears or get stuck in them, try to be present with your anxieties and transform your fears.
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"For youth athletes that present with a head injury, it's recommended that they're immediately removed from play and seek medical evaluation," Elbin said.
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There isn't an antidote for synthetic cannabinoids, so physicians are left to treat the symptoms that people present with after ingesting the drugs.
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While Combs will take the stage to present with Brown, the "Beautiful Crazy" singer also garnered his first-ever nomination for best new artist.
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In women who present with abnormal or difficult-to-interpret mammography results, the decision whether to order additional imaging or biopsy can be difficult.
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I always strive to be present with my kids, especially now that they're a lot older and they have their own schedules and lives.
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The system can crosscheck with database of student face images to verify who's present, with the attendance result generated in less than a minute.
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"One of the rules I have about being present with my kids is I don't have my phone when I'm with them," she said.
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While FastPair has been a great step in simplifying the bluetooth pairing, there are still some quirks that aren't present with Apple's W1 chip.
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While he realizes that sounds "very unromantic," he says blocking out family time allows him to be more present with his daughter and wife.
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"Every OB-GYN has seen at least one patient present with massive internal bleeding that was the result of an ectopic pregnancy," Meckstroth said.
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If you're unsure about how you want to proceed, action isn't the answer on this day; simply being present with what's taking place is.
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"It's very hard to be present with your kids when you are the only one responsible for that infinite to-do list," Morgenstern said.
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Kodak's newest offering, the Smile Classic brings instant-camera nostalgia to the present with a design that's reminiscent of Polaroid, but sleeker and slimmer.
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Ever present with her was the knowledge that had her ancestors settled in Germany rather than England, her life might have been very different.
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Definitely. But there's also a sense of satisfaction in being able to do the right thing and be present with each person who's hurting.
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In a 2018 study, she found that a fear of mastectomy was the primary reason Ghanaian women present with advance stages of the disease.
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Dr. Meir and Ms. York were present with the goslings for several weeks after they hatched, allowing the geese to view them as caretakers.
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Speedy, who has seen all the related documents in Baldwin's case and was present with the prosecution during the preliminary hearing, corroborated her story.
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Having confirmed no additional viruses present with Thursday's test results, "we expect all 10 people to be released from the hospital soon," Miller said.
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It was a present with particular resonance: Flynn's stunt double, Paddy Crean, an English fight director, had been Mr. Barry's teacher at acting school.
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After our interview ended, Henderson's mood softened, and he told me he's trying to live in the present, with an eye on the future.
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"The father is not the same officer who was her former supervisor that was present with her at the time of the incident," says Holcomb.
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"It's a new day and age your honor, and the phones that we have now allow you to be virtually present with somebody," she said.
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It then jumps to the present, with Chris Pratt's Star-Lord and the rest of the Guardians of the Galaxy finding Thor lost in space.
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Educating soldiers on these issues will likely take a much more robust education and awareness campaign than what was present with the end of DADT.
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At the same time, artists are good people to present with blunt questions because they're unfailingly imaginative, well-versed in pulling something out of nothing.
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Irina Shayk is getting the hell outta dodge, and no time like the present ... with all the buzz that she and Bradley Cooper are dunzo.
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The visit could highlight the geopolitical tension present with the U.S. shale oil surge competing with Saudi Arabia and other OPEC producers for market share.
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And visually (spoiler alert) we do indeed travel from the past into the present, with a final act in which everyone wears 21st-century garb.
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Preterm and otherwise critically ill infants present with fragile lives that require extensive NICU care, and these infants would benefit significantly from SSC facilitated breastfeeding.
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"I just reminded everybody that almost one year ago you were present with your wife in Paris for Bastille Day," Macron responded in English, smiling.
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Last year, a news anchor made headlines for refusing to wear contact lenses and false lashes, and opting to present with her glasses on instead.
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The movie alternates between the present, with Mr. Jones on the go, and a retrospective of his life and career, narrated by the man himself.
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A section titled "new materiality," curated by online gallery EBM(T), jumps ahead to the present with works by artists from the "post-internet" generation.
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The presenters recommended putting patients in masks who present with respiratory-illness symptoms and following good hand hygiene for both healthcare providers and the patients.
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Use this time to get over worrying about what other people have, or let go of FOMO in order to truly be present with yourself.
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He is totally aware of it, but his mind is in trying to recover and heal and be present with his community than with political things.
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Accordingly, McAndrew's works are willfully in the present, with no hint of an imagined future and nothing that urges us to try to conjure their past.
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I don't know if we'll return, but that experience made me begin to catalogue the places in my life where I'm actually present with other people.
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The stunning couple were photographed leaving their hotel together for the annual event, where Stenberg is set to present with her The Hate U Give cast.
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"This is against traditional practices of washing the body, guarding it and being present with the body to bring it to the next life," Reingold explains.
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Unusually high ocean surface temperatures were present with this storm, with sea surface temperature anomalies of up to 6 degrees Fahrenheit off the Mid-Atlantic coast.
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"It certainly does not resemble the imaging presentation of traumatic brain injury or concussion, although they present with clinical symptoms which are concussion-like," Verma said.
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We're told Kanye's been "very present" with Kim and the kids and a big part of that is working out his frustrations in the weight room.
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In addition to added cost — and the dangers present with any major surgical procedure — that outcome can bring psychological harm, including those resulting infertility and menopause.
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In the 2014 Biennale, 14 jewelry houses participated; this year, only four will be present, with the notable losses of Van Cleef & Arpels, Cartier and Bulgari.
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Midway through the call, however, and to the astonishment of everybody present (with, I suspect, the exception of Robinson), a welcome but unexpected guest showed up.
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But the unique qualities of the group were still present, with Vicky Chow adding some percussive, virtuosic piano playing to the drummer David Cossin's ferocious patterns.
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In a society where people are not heard, the greatest gift you can give is to actually genuinely listen to someone and be present with them.
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The video, directed by Clara Cullen, is a compilation of videos of Li as a child, and of her in the present with her young son.
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Then France's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, stunned those present with a request to delay the vote for five days to consult with his Japanese counterpart.
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You have to make the most of the situation — where you are present with them for an hour or two — to create something special and valuable.
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After a day of strolling through the past, retreat to Kingsmill Resort, a hotel firmly rooted in the present with a host of great family amenities.
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"There may be people who present with a stroke to the emergency room and at that time doctors are dealing with the acute stroke," Gulati said.
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Rather, the penalty phase is an open-ended proceeding in which the prosecution and the defense can present with wide latitude any aggravating or mitigating evidence.
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Chlamydia and gonorrhea are both bacterial infections that can present with few to no symptoms, though some people report increased odorless discharge that looks like mucus.
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By allowing her messy characters to consistently present with well-intentioned kindness as well as quippy retorts, Savage has made the best of two regularly opposed worlds.
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In sanctuary areas, like California, inmates must sign forms consenting to an interview with ICE officials and are told that an attorney can be present with them.
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The same issue is present with the D10003: no amount of padding or weight redistribution can truly offset the fact that these headphones weigh half a kilogram.
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In fact, Underground is as much a story about America's past as its present, with an insightful eye on what it takes to create a better future.
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" On Friday, Scout wrote, "Last month on June 6623 marked one year of being fully present with ma self, no filters, no chemical relaxation, no short cuts.
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Trichologist Anabel Kingsley tells me that, although 90% of her clients present with some form of scale on the scalp, many of them feel isolated by it.
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Loud snoring is a hallmark symptom of OSA, but women don't always present with snoring, Dr. Augelli says, and as such this condition is overlooked in women.
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"Our main message to plastic surgeons is: If young people present with a desire to have a cosmetic procedure, screen for bullying and mental health," he said.
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Depending on which enzyme the body reacts to may explain why some people develop neurological problems while others present with the bowel symptoms or a skin rash.
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Evil: A Matter of Intent at the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU features works from 1940 to the present, with each addressing evil in its various incarnations.
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In 1981, she loaned the tiara to Diana as a wedding present, with many thinking the future Princess of Wales would wear it on her wedding day.
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Tipsy Elves Wrapping Paper Sweater, available at Amazon, $39.95Turn yourself into a perfectly wrapped present with this cute Christmas sweater, modeled after festive wrapping paper and ribbon.
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But if colonizers need to emerge from the colonial past with honor, the decolonized must get beyond the past, and take responsibility for their present, with sincerity.
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Patients can present with relatively common, flu-like symptoms, and the bulk of the deaths in China have been recorded among elderly people with pre-existing conditions.
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D.J., who was present with his brother and his brother's pregnant wife, is roughly five feet tall, and he is mostly quiet but for grunts and chirps.
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He bounds back to the present with this tale of a free-spending aging mother and the grown son assigned to keep control of her purse strings.
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International investing involves special risks not present with U.S. investments, due to factors such as increased volatility, currency fluctuation and differences in auditing and other financial standards.
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On one side, some were updating the present with imports from the past, while across the guardrail, others were backfilling the past with exports from the present.
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She wore a traditional Eritrean gown on the red carpet to honor her late father and then she changed into the Alexander McQueen to present with Rudolph.
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He bounds back to the present with this tale of an aging, free-spending mother and the grown son assigned to keep control of her purse strings.
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That indirect form of searching is also what Freud, and Proust, and even Poe present with their searches after the unconscious, or lost time, or the criminal.
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This brings us to the present, with Courtney Crimsen's (Michele Selene Ang) two fathers attempting to embrace their daughter's newly-revealed sexuality on 13 Reasons Why season 2.
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What makes Transcendence's music so literally transcendent is how it builds new sonic textures on top of these historic audio samples, effectively linking our present with our past.
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You can deduct 50 percent of the cost of business meals if you or your employee is present with the prospect or client, and the meal isn't extravagant.
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Arielle, Bobbie, JL, and Megan combine their voices and bring the concept of an R&B girl group into the present with Soundcloud-inspired vibes and cloudy days.
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However, she appeared on stage later to present with Idris Elba, and presumably support Alwyn's film, The Favourite, what was nominated for Best Motion Picture – Musical or Comedy.
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Most breast cancers present with a lump in the breast or the underarm (it's important to remember that breast tissue goes all the way up into the armpit).
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However, Desigual is capitalizing on the trends of the present with their show at New York Fashion Week that featured models wearing real-life versions of Snapchat filters.
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"The father is not the same officer who was her former supervisor that was present with her at the time of the incident," says the attorney, Damien Holcomb.
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"Why does the government actively seek to damage the BBC, one of the few things the world admires about the UK at present, with this pointlessness?" he tweeted.
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Though research indicates that telemedicine abortions have similar results to in-person abortions, Upadhyay noted that 19 states require abortion providers to be physically present with their patients.
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According to Ashley Manta, sex educator and founder of 420-friendly sex-positive lifestyle brand CannaSexual, cannabis can help you ground and feel more present with a partner.
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Obviously, black women could not even be raped under conditions of slavery because they were not even considered human beings, and that history is ever-present with us.
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However, some illnesses present with fevers that respond to ibuprofen or acetaminophen slightly better, and some children just seem to do better with one or the other consistently.
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But African-Americans were less likely to present with advanced or metastatic cancer, and there was no difference between the groups in the time from diagnosis to treatment.
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Hearing the great myths spoken in a language from my present with a trace of ancient history physically broke me open, Gaiman's voice bringing the characters to life.
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" Sometime later, at a conservative conference, Trump described how "great" the Russians had treated him: "Putin even sent me a present, a beautiful present with a beautiful note.
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Think of being really present with your child while reading a bedtime story or how to effectively approach your boss for a raise or apply for a job.
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"The groups less likely to be screened were also more likely to present with advanced stages of oral cancer, perhaps because they were not checked early," said Gupta.
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Keyser does not know Mr. Kavanaugh and she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present, with, or without, Dr. Ford.
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"We're hoping the collection will be a catalyst for cultural developments that reconnect the art of the present with the art of the past," Ms. Christov-Bakargiev said.
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You might feel in-the-dark about what's coming next with so much change in the air, but just get centered and stay present with yourself and your emotions.
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This acne-fighting gel serum address breakouts past and present with a one-two punch of azelaic and salicylic acid, which help clear pores and fade existing acne scars.
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The record straddles the line between past and present with nods to Van Morrison and Steely Dan and hints of more recent acts such as John Mayer and Whitney.
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Mercedes say they are not looking beyond their immediate "family" at present, with Finland's Valtteri Bottas performing well as Hamilton's team mate, and Ferrari could retain veteran Kimi Raikkonen.
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I'm trying to find a way to actually connect—to feel like I'm actually present with my boyfriend, in the house we live in, in the things we're doing.
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Kidney, ureter and bladder cancers can also present with blood in the urine, and typically don't have other symptoms, such as pain, associated with the bloody urine, says Miller.
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The multicolored birds are still present with their respective abilities, although their appearances have been altered this time around to more closely align with the upcoming Angry Birds film.
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The episode juxtaposes Kevin's ongoing downward spiral in the present with the agonizing buildup to his high school football knee injury that forever altered the course of his life.
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I think it's part of the human condition of constantly wobbling around, balancing our present with the what-ifs of our past and the wild unknowns of our future.
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Pregnant women present with fever, fatigue and body aches, but infection can lead to miscarriage and premature delivery, as well as life threatening problems in the newborn, including stillbirth.
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Then instead of focusing on others' visible scars, we see all people as they are, with everything that has brought them to be present with us in this moment.
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"Hatred, injustice, and genocide did not end with World War II, and evil is present with us today in too many parts of the word" Ms. Glickman Lauder wrote.
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It was obviously what Mister Rogers knew could happen, but he also knew what was important was for us to be present with our kids and their dark feelings.
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Peele's boldest, most exciting and shaky conceptual move in "Us" is to yoke the American present with the past, first by invoking the 1986 super-event Hands Across America.
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Administration support for the nuclear project, however, appears to have continued to the present, with Trump meeting consortium representatives in the Oval Office last week, the committee report said.
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I really admire him for holding space with that and trying to be so present with me during those episodes where there is no instruction book, there is no manual.
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The new interaction, were it present with substantial strength, would violate T invariance in ways that are much more obvious than the effect that Cronin, Fitch and their colleagues discovered.
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"Physical demand from Asia continues to underpin the market at present, with gold continuing to consolidate for the time being between $1,2261-21," MKS PAMP Group trader Sam Laughlin said.
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If you don't, then the trick is to embrace the mindset: Sometimes self-care is simply about lowering your defenses and taking time out to be fully present with friends.
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Recovery also meant a renewed commitment to be more present with his wife and their three children — 5-year-old London, 3-year-old Lincoln and 9-month-old River.
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And other gene variants can change the risk: If a BRCA-1 mutation is present with other gene-variants that increase cancer risk, then the chance of developing cancer multiplies.
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Something similar is occurring at present, with the U.S. coal lobby raising the prospect of subsidies for coal-fired power plants, but the tide of history is running against them.
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The film version of The Division appears to be fairly early: outside of the two leads no other names are attached at present, with no writer or director on board.
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Lawmakers have acknowledged that the scene likely would have turned into a massacre had Scalise not been present with his security detail assigned to him as a member of leadership.
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But it wasn't Trump's only defiant position at the summit, as 19 of the 20 countries present – with the U.S. being the only exception – committing to the Paris climate agreement.
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Many states also require the prescribing doctor to be present with the patient, a rule that abortion rights advocates say blocks women in rural areas from receiving the medication remotely.
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He would present with much of the same signs and symptoms as the blowtorch burn he suffered in the previous movie with possible exposed bone and bubbly, blistering black skin.
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"In addition, this should be a wake-up call for clinicians to be better about timely follow-up of younger patients who present with symptoms" of colorectal cancer, she said.
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True crime stories like Making a Murderer and Serial often leave us in the present with open-ended conclusions; examining the show like this feels like the logical next step.
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Today, it's truly an international city, with a wealth of sights, tastes and activities that connect the present with its ancient past (all on a relatively inexpensive budget, of course).
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Mr. Pannkuk's sister and friends contacted for this story agreed to speak about his past and present with the understanding that no article would be written until his situation stabilized.
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Kanye's been very present with Kim and the kids over the last weeks as he recovers from his breakdown -- and we're told this family pilgrimage was extremely important to him.
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Marie seems to think she is a teenager living in the present, which of course she is—and the contemporary pop references invite the audience to share her present with ours.
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"It can interact with Max and I want those interactions to be entertaining for her, but part of it is that it now feels like it's present with us," Zuckerberg wrote.
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But as Be the Cowboy wheels between different personas and beloveds, the album hammers home a more foundational truth: It's equally as painful to just try and be present with others.
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"These kids generally present with sudden muscle weakness in the arms or legs, and a lot of times it will follow a viral illness but not in every case," said Ehresmann.
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Patients who were never married were 12 percent more likely to present with a later stage cancer, the divorced 34 percent more likely and the widowed more than twice as likely.
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But I'm still trying to find that balance between doing my job (well enough) and being present with Lila, trying to ignore that endless stream of emails and the pulsating phone.
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"This highlights the focus of monetary policy at present, with considerations around financial stability trumping almost everything else including sub-target inflation," said Su-Lin Ong, head of economics at RBC.
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Even though I didn't feel like helping him, I remembered one of my core clinical beliefs: Patients who present with unsavory personalities are usually decent people who manifest their pain uniquely.
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Cam'ron usually makes quick work of his well-known hits live, so expect a set invested more in the present, with plenty of moments worth talking about the next morning. ♦
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He's made King hover above both the past and the present, with his father and son; because of the framing of his shoulders, he's almost angelic, almost depersonalized, de—disembodied somehow.
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On her website, she describes herself as being a "big proponent of formal meditation," and encourages everyone to find time in their day to be still and present with their thoughts.
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He's suggesting that he doesn't have the baggage of the past; as someone born in the liminal space between Generation X and Millennials, Buttigieg can see the present with clear eyes.
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And where, for those who return year after year, a girl can retrace her steps, see all the parts of herself past and present, with the occasional glimpse into the future.
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And now with producers, they're able to present with the editor what we call the playthrough, where they're able to present a kind of rough with preliminary, provisional writing and tape.
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As a bonus, the series offered a provocative exploration of America's racist past and present, with the white-supremacist group that sought to harness Dr. Manhattan's power receiving its bloody comeuppance.
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"Dear Chairman" then takes the story all the way up to the present, with the activist hedge-fund investor Daniel Loeb firing off a series of letters to public-company chairmen.
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You can set the obvious environments like work or home, but Google's example also shows situations like "holiday" where you might want to minimize app time and be more present with others.
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Asus has tweaked the keyboard on the Deluxe, with 1.2mm of key travel, and the same glass precision trackpad is present with a special fingerprint reader integrated in the top right corner.
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Something similar appears to be underway at present, with Brent and other international crude grades moving into backwardation over the last three months, after trading in contango since the middle of 22012.
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Testimony at Carter's 2017 trial revealed that Carter, who was not present with Roy at the time he died, was on the phone with him as he expressed doubts about his actions.
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We believe DC regulations mandate, under penalty of criminal prosecution, that school administrators ensure two adults are present with children at all times in order to prevent a tragedy exactly like this.
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"We were all very present with him and it allowed him to let go and know that he was forgiven and he was sent off surrounded by love and warmth," said Adams.
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"That doesn&apost mean that he&aposs my &aposproject&apos or he&aposs my friend, but I was willing to be present with him that day and I would do that again."
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For that reason, no party should be allowed to inspect the vehicles until all Parties can be present with their experts and this Court issues a procedure for collecting the vehicles' data.
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Like previous videos, the projections look a lot like Microsoft's HoloLens, but it's not clear yet whether Magic Leap can fix the small field of view issue that is present with HoloLens.
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Even in Atlanta's present, with adult Earn still living close to the poverty line, he's still trying to chase that same thing called status that will give him a feeling of worth.
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The Formula One landscape is heavily skewed toward the big teams at present, with special payments for Ferrari and others while those at the back are struggling to pay for expensive engines.
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The new outlook follows a review of the business by Jenisch, which the former CEO of Sika said was still ongoing and which he would present with full-year results in March.
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Like I said, "checking out" once in a while is fine, but must make time to feel your feelings and be present with the pain (or joy) that's present in your body.
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Through the years, Talons' has always approached the present with dense narrative, meticulous field recordings, and crafty tunings and production to build something as infinitely complex as it is gloriously, melodically comforting.
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Often, the central message in experts' advice to parents is find ways to pay attention to what is going on in your kids' lives, to be present with them and to listen.
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It seemed to Gibson that this constant reprogramming, which had become a major driver of economic life, was imbuing the present with a feeling—something like fatigue, or jet lag, or loss.
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In a 2014 speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference, Mr. Trump claimed that Mr. Putin had sent him a "beautiful present with a beautiful note" while he was hosting the pageant.
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It's very interesting to think about how to be politically active; environmentally active, and generally how to be present with what's going on in the world and making the world a better place.
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So I understand you think that having another man present will really help you control your unbridled masculine urges, but doesn't having two men present with a woman make it even more questionable?
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Whether or not you choose to celebrate the Hallmark holiday is a matter of personal preference, but if you are, shopping for a present with some personal meaning would really elevate your game.
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After our resident lifestyle guinea pig resolved to spend more time solo, she quickly realized that to be present with herself, she'd need to ditch distractions such as a book or her phone.
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She will tell you she has survived because she adapts, and that the past belongs in the past, no matter that I keep telling her the past wraps the present with its ribbons.
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"I am so sorry that I was not able to listen, or sit still enough, or be present with them enough so that they could share whatever they were feeling," he says now.
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It's lovely, the way people are present with each other, really is quite different from how it would be, even if it was like poor reception, because no one's trying to get reception.
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Spread by infected deer ticks, Powassan virus can cause fever, headache, vomiting, loss of coordination and memory and speech problems, however it often does not present with any symptoms, according to the CDC.
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Incarcerated persons present with elevated risks for chronic and infectious disease and have reduced life expectancy, with 12 percent of the state and federal prison population being 55 years of age or older.
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These are machines that allow our representatives to insert their special congressional voter ID cards, and then vote Yea, Nay, or Present with the touch of a button, which electronically records their votes.
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As a result, "we have much better knowledge about figuring out subtypes of breast cancer and then identifying which treatments you should get, depending on which subtype you present with," Van Hemelrijck said.
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Winegard notes that wealthy Romans built their houses on hilltops to escape mosquitoes, and says that the fad has continued to the present, with U.S. houses on hills selling at a notable markup.
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He noted that the key drivers for SOAR demand are ever-present, with security alerts rising and multiple security products that are overlapping data and throwing up alarms, often without cross-product correlation.
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The Los Angeles Times writes that Riot will compensate around 1,63 women who worked there between November 2014 and the present, with the dollar amount varying based on their time at the company.
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To overrule the parental judgment on how to handle an infant's looming death should require not merely disagreement but real evidence of cruelty or incapacity — something nobody claims is present with the Gards.
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Quote, "Simply put, Ms. Kaiser does not know Mr. Kavanaugh and she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present, with or without Dr. Ford," end quote.
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"I used to joke with Jeff that the best Christmas gift he could ever give me was a puppy that pops out of a present with a big bow around his neck," Malin continued.
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" When asked how it will feel to part with the stones, Skragge replies matter of factly: "It will be a warm feeling, and will make me feel her soul is staying present with me.
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With Through You, the duo were interested in how it must feel to be truly present with a dance—to not only be in the thick of the dance, but to be the dancer.
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" The reason, the researchers said, was because lung cancer patients without insurance "do poorly because access to care is limited and/or they present with more advanced disease that is less amenable to treatment.
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It starts in the 1800s, with the first photographs to depict food front and center, and brings us to the present, with the many kinds of images we are so used to seeing now.
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There's something about always being digitally present that allows you to not be present, and part of what Jesse and Céline try to do in that movie is actually be present with each other.
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The Office of the State Superintendent of Education observed that Washington Hebrew Congregation has changed its policy and now requires two staff members to be present with children at all times, according to the letter.
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But the talks soured in the final week, according to several people present, with Bouygues increasingly mistrustful of the two other players Xavier Niel, the founder of Iliad, and the owner of SFR, Patrick Drahi.
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That being said, we will continue to have a play in the consumer world with brand licensing, and our brand will continue to be present with the smartly crafted deal we have with HMD Global.
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Luckily, therapy is pretty darn effective at helping you overcome those co-narcissistic tendencies: "If you have preserved empathy and can be present with other people, that's good raw material in therapy," Dr. Durvasula says.
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Ms. Hershman Leeson advanced the art world into our cyborgian present with works like "Lorna" (1983), an interactive video work in which viewers explore the contents of an avatar's apartment and make choices for her.
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"Kiddos present with things like learning disabilities, cognitive impairment on the mild end, and ADHD," Dr. Katherine Burrell, who heads up the Neurodevelopmental Center of Excellence at the Hurley Medical Center in Flint, told Insider.
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For example, they can block off the first hour and a half in the morning to do home schooling and focus on being present with their kids and then come back to work, he said.
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Mr. Cozarinsky, an Argentine author and filmmaker, curated this selection of the country's cinema from the 1930s to the near present, with the goal of placing older and newer films in conversation with one another.
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Its size says as much about the future as the present: With the Supreme Court's shift to the right, activists on both sides of the abortion divide are adjusting their strategy, anticipating that Roe v.
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And, as reported by the The Washington Post, Trump is reluctant to give up his business empire —despite the tremendous conflict of interest it may present, with dealings in Russia, Saudi Arabia, China and elsewhere.
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Instead of having devices that take us away from the people around us, the next platform will help us be more present with each other and will help the technology get out of the way.
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In prints, a clear power dynamic is always present, with bald men dominating wakashu, who in turn are depicted dominating their female partners — although works also exist of much older women having the upper hand.
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A new moon arrives in your sign on January 16, dear sea goat, and it will find you wiping the slate clean emotionally and seeking out a quiet atmosphere so you can be present with yourself.
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"It is true that older individuals do present with tooth inflammation and tooth loss; but these same individuals also carry an unrelated overall risk of heart disease due to typical cardiovascular disease risk factors," said Bhusri.
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There's the Brooklyn that belongs just to them, a Brooklyn that exists solely in the present, with no history and no future and nothing but a bunch of little girls roaming the streets and telling stories.
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Kushner was also present with Trump when he first visited the White House after his victory, and was seen walking through the White House grounds and talking with current White House chief of staff Denis McDonough.
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He plans to introduce an amendment that would force online multinationals to pay taxes in the EU countries where they are present with a "digital platform" that generates at least 5 million euros of annual turnover.
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The letter came in response to charges brought Tuesday against Yujin Zhang, who is accused of illegally entering the Florida club, while Trump was present, with two Chinese passports, four cellphones and a device containing malware.
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Born from styles present with labels like L.I.E.S. and 1080p since their beginnings, the phenomenon wasn't really marked by any greater stylistic shift until it found its own niche on the platforms of the closed web.
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The government, central bank and independent fiscal watchdog all agree that, although the jobless rate has fallen sharply to 6.3 percent, the economy is not overheating at present, with overall inflation flat for over three years.
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As he adjusts gamely to his diminishing circumstances over more than three decades, Count Alexander Ilyich Rostov manages to view the absurdities of both the decadent czarist past and the earnest Bolshevik present with wry detachment.
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That is a big problem for the Irish government, which wants to keep things as close as possible to the way they are at present, with free and uninterrupted flow of goods across the Irish border.
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"We're going to be able to live anywhere we want and feel like we're present with the people and the jobs and the opportunities that we want to have access to anywhere we want," Zuckerberg said.
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The creative director at Chanel since 1983, Mr. Lagerfeld helped transform the fashion house by "wresting it into the present with a healthy dose of disrespect and a dollop of pop culture," our fashion critic writes.
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Willett's photographs blur the past and present, with contemporary glimpses of a tree stump sliced with repetitive cuts from chopping wood, or an enigmatic moment when the watery floor of the forest glows with sunset colors.
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There are ways in which this is a gripping tale, and simultaneously generates the kind of exhaustion familiar to those who present with extreme social anxiety or ambiguous identity markers that require hyper-awareness of one's surroundings.
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"We're going to tell imperialism and the international right that the people are present, with their farm instruments in one hand and a gun in the other... to defend this sacred land," he boomed at a rally.
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However, these reports conflict about whether or not she was allegedly present with the men at the time of their theft — and, if so, how she got to the woods afterward — or if she left them earlier.
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No issue preoccupies Wall Street more at present — with the possible exception of the prospects for a corporate tax cut, which would transform 2018 earnings prospects if something can be agreed by the end of the year.
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The biggest difference between the two books is that Conversations With Friends is set in the past tense, told by a first-person narrator (Frances), and Normal People is in the present, with alternating third-person narrators.
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When these patients present with crippling knee pain and ask how they can ease their discomfort, it is often very hard to tell them their knee pain is likely due to wear and tear over the years.
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In the Senate's press release, he urged that the theater's staff members need not worry about job losses, and that they will all to contribute to a program that connects the present with the playhouse's vibrant history.
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Fellow House Republicans on the scene have acknowledged that the shooting likely would have turned into a massacre had Scalise not been present with his Capitol Police security detail assigned to him as a member of leadership.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score: 57% (Season 1)What critics said: "A conglomerate of several other popular shows past and present, with dialogue so wooden it's a wonder the actors don't get splinters in their mouths while talking.
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This trailer is mostly about setting mood, but it also shows what a big, sprawling world Showtime is trying to present with The Chi, an upcoming series about an interconnected group of black residents in Chicago's South Side.
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The book is organized chronologically, beginning briefly with his childhood in the South Side of Chicago, working in his parents' dry cleaning shop, then rampaging through to the present with little or no mention of his personal life.
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An additional 2015 study of California kids showed similarly that children and teens "are more likely to present with concerns for danger to self or others while attending school," suggesting there may be something particularly toxic about it.
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But DuVernay's series explicitly draws the line from past to present, with a gaze that forces us to once again reevaluate how we see whoever it is we look at, and whose glasses we choose to peer through.
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Musk has reason to be cheerful at present, with Tesla having just posted a record figure of 22019,2367 global vehicle deliveries for the fourth quarter of 503, including 250,22018 Model 248 sedans and 19,450 Model S/X SUVs.
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Sometimes I imagine him hacking his way through the dense plaques that are taking over his brain the way an explorer hacks through virgin jungle — his epic quest is to be present with us in the living room.
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"We have a group of international fighters that joined the YPG in its fight against ISIS in Kobane and these fighters are present with us in all of our revolutionary campaigns against ISIS, in every place," he said.
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The financial brand's suite of money-management products (intended to help customers focus on what they love) is key to Reed's ability to be super present with her collaborators, rather than fixating on things like invoices, expenses, and deductions.
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You have unresolved relationship issuesMann said you are never going to be able to be fully present with your partner if you're still reeling over something that happened in the past, either with them or in a previous relationship.
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As a kid, I could never be completely present with them: I resented them for all the times they were busy and couldn't treasure the quiet times, never knowing when another job was going to make them disappear again.
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Researchers in the field of psychology have found that victims of bullying present with a diversity of symptoms such as depression, anger, sadness, suicidal ideation, low self-esteem, interpersonal difficulties, anxiety, social phobia, and loneliness, to name a few.
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But if Brazil experiences normal - let alone fantastic -weather from now through March, the country may find itself in a similar situation as the United States at present - with a much bigger bean crop than it could have fathomed.
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And in this case, I realized, I had been reasonably good at seeing my anxiety and prapanca clearly, so that they didn't completely govern me, which allowed me to be present with my son when he really needed me.
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R. The best hosts on late-night TV have given us all a spring present with their first book, which offers primers on everything from dating (it's hard) to how to survive New York City when you're dead broke.
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But forecasting is especially tricky at present, with the global economy facing risks from the deadly coronavirus outbreak in China, from Britain's exit from the European Union and from an unresolved trade war between the United States and China.
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" The worry over spoilers for the hit HBO series (HBO is owned by CNN's parent company) has been ever-present, with Benioff saying,"If the NSA and CIA can't protect all of their information, what hope do we have?
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David Mamet, who redefined the art of the con on screen, is present with "House of Games" and "The Spanish Prisoner" — both showing on Thursday and both featuring his friend and regular collaborator Ricky Jay, who died last month.
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It opened in 2011 as the Belvedere's venue for the presentation of art dating from the end of World War II to the present, with programming accentuating interdisciplinary approaches to looking at and thinking about modern and postmodern art.
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We never get to see Rachel freak out enough, which is what I would have done if Mindy Kaling decided to map herself into a toy that I could purchase, converse with, and learn from like she's really present with me.
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It's more important that I'm present with her on Halloween, having fun and eating candy, Dr. Lakshmin explained, because that joyful family time is what she'll recall a year from now, rather than her disappointment about a store-bought costume.
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One of the things that happens at the moment of death, and I was killed in a head-on collision with an 18-wheeler, tractor-trailer truck, is that we are absent from this body and present with the lord.
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There's a certain inevitability about USB-C charging — which is already embraced by Apple with the MacBook line, Google with its Chromebooks, Lenovo with ThinkPads, and pretty much all Android phone vendors — that is not present with USB-C audio.
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"One of the rules I have about being present with my kids is I don't have my phone when I'm with them," she said at the Create & Cultivate event in February, six weeks after the birth of her daughter Chicago.
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Taken together, the authors conclude, these results suggest that there might be greater need for strategies to improve agreement when patients present with subjective complaints and better understanding of factors that contribute to variability in evaluations of capacity to work.
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"At present, with the campaign suspended in the light of what happened last night with Manchester, there's not too much of the political aspect weighing on sterling at the moment," said David Cheetham, chief market analyst at retail broker XTB.
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"Supply risk is ever present with Venezuelan tensions brewing a notch higher ... the National Oil Corporation in Libya refusing to start production at the El Sharara field," he added, while also citing uncertainty over elections in top African oil exporter Nigeria.
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Actresses who barely top 5 feet in the real world tower over the viewer — and the experience in the scenes (of which there are two dozen at present, with many more on deck) adds an increased feeling of voyeuristic immersion.
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In his presentation of "The Blacker the Berry" and "Alright" at this year's Grammys, he equated the mass imprisonment of black Americans in the present with their enslavement in the past, and contrasted this state with the freedoms of African dance.
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Friedlaender reassures students that it's okay to not be sure about the conclusion, and that more than one narrative might fit, similar to how a patient may present with multiple conditions at the same time, which might cloud the diagnosis.
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Much of the attention this year will actually be captured not by a startup but by a fund investing at gigantic valuations: SoftBank's Vision Fund is slated to present, with CEO Rajeev Misra speaking alongside Goldman Sachs tech dealmaker Dan Dees.
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"It is disrespectful to the fans, sponsors and coaches that the best players cannot play in the finals because, owing to the poor organization, they have to be present with their national teams for the Copa América," the statement said.
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But also — and most importantly — the ancient past can give us a way of pushing back against what Wallace Stevens called "the pressure of reality," of enlivening the leadenness of the present with the transforming force of the historical imagination.
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" And a woman, Leland Keyser, told the Republicans through a lawyer that she "does not know Mr. Kavanaugh and she has no recollection of ever being at a party or gathering where he was present, with, or without, Dr. Ford.
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"Lakota America" takes us from the 16th century to the present, with painstaking, carefully marshaled detail, but its real feat is in threading how the Lakota philosophy and vision of the world guided their reinventions and their dealings with colonial powers.
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Heavily laden with references to ancient Greek myths and art history, yet anchored to the present with nods to Gold's Gym and the opioid crisis, Chan explains in the press release that he aims to address the perennial tension between pleasure and progress.
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"Sometimes, you'll see patients who first present with postpartum depression, and then the symptoms change over time and become more severe, and it can go on to be postpartum psychosis, but that's very unusual because it's such a rare disorder," Dr. Ackerman says.
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Chrissy Teigen is one of the world's most relatable celebrities — let's not forget the time she shared that scarring cashew experience or her personal push present with the world — so it makes perfect sense that her food philosophy is all about accessibility.
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Viking; £14.99A beautifully written memoir that deals with the nature of family, the emotions of exile and the ties that link the present with the past—in particular, the son with his father, Jaballa Matar, who disappeared in a notorious Libyan prison.
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Red Bull are a distant third at present, with Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo fifth and sixth in the standings, but they too could get back into the mix if impending upgrades to their engine and chassis are as good as they hope.
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Yeah, and it's actually been heartbreaking because since publishing the book, I've had quite a few people get in touch with me about heart attacks, saying, 'My mother died of a heart attack because she didn't present with the 'typical' male symptoms.
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"Supply risk is ever present with Venezuelan tensions brewing a notch higher ... the National Oil Corporation in Libya refusing to start production at the El Sharara field," Harry Tchilinguirian, global oil strategist at BNP Paribas in London, told the Reuters Global Oil Forum.
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In the wake of the 2016 election, she crash-published Feed the Resistance, a pocket-sized tome full of protest-inspired dishes from those on the front lines of the struggle for justice, both past and present, with proceeds going to the ACLU.
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"The Dinner and the Date" took on race and class through the lens of teenage love (in the present with Asante Blackk's Malik and Lyric Ross' Deja) and admiration (in the past with Lonnie Chavis' young Randall) within black and multiracial families.
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Luminaries like Anish Kapoor and Jon Rafman had stuff going on, and even Channel 4 was present with its Random Acts art film series, one of which included a man sort of walking up a hill in sepia (the rest were OK, though).
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There she was, at the Board of Officers Room of the Park Avenue Armory on Monday, barefoot and in a sort of distressed-Chaplin outfit, playing a program ranging from the 11th century to the present with the rising cellist Jay Campbell.
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Over the last three years, Mr. Cardona has confronted his family's history, drawing upon portraits, family pictures and re-creations of murder scenes to bridge the past to the present with the hope of making sense of — and accepting — all that happened.
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"Fred is just so wonderfully gentle and present [with] someone who normally would make [most people] feel uncomfortable," Hanks said Sunday at a Toronto International Film Festival screening of his film, "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood," in which he plays Rogers.
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During my years of practice, I have seen many patients present with PAD – the hardening of arteries that causes narrowing or blockage of vessels that carry blood from the heart to the legs caused by buildup of plaque in the arteries, or atherosclerosis.
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"There's two places I'd never send my kid: Catholic school and Police Explorer programs" Both the Boy Scouts and Explorers programs have adhered to the "two-deep leadership" policy since 210, which requires that two adults be present with participants at all times.
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"I think there's a lot of power in solidarity, so being able to be present with that many people that you know are making just as many sacrifices as you are making is ... really powerful," said Johnston, a stay-at-home mother and artist.
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"Fires are always going to be present with us, and there are always going to be ones that we simply cannot be able to control," Glen MacDonald, the John Muir Memorial Chair of geography at the University of California, Los Angeles, told TIME in June.
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A future in which we can simply download karate skills a la The Matrix or use computers to restore functionality to damaged limbs seems like the stuff of a far-off future, but that future is inching closer to the present with each passing day.
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If you weren't already jealous that Emma Stone might present with Laura Dern, or that Ansel Elgort and Timothée Chalamet are hanging out without you (again), then you probably don't want to talk to Grayson because, frankly, his seat is the best in the house.
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In a similar vein, another hate speech document says that a profile should be taken down if there are 5 or more pieces of content from the user which indicate hate propaganda, photos of the user present with another identifiable leader, or other related violations.
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A collaboration between the group and Kelly did go on to appear on the soundtrack for the 1999 Eddie Murphy film Life, although a source told the outlet that Kelly, who wrote the song, was never physically present with the group in the studio.
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Though fund managers agree MSCI inclusion would be bullish for the Saudi market, many think fundamentals are not very attractive at present, with valuations significantly above those of the MSCI emerging market average, and Saudi Arabia's introduction of a sales tax looming next year.
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Now that Offred has succeeded in burying June, her memories of her past life are inaccessible, and in theory, keeping the audience trapped in the endless, unbearable present with the characters could have added to the claustrophobic tension this show can do so well.
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"It's a practice that instills conviviencia, or being present with each other," said Martha E. Gonzalez, an assistant professor at Scripps College and lead singer of the Grammy Award-winning Chicano rock group Quetzal, which she founded with her partner, Quetzal Flores, in Los Angeles.
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Imperfect as it may be, I still use a "dumb" phone on nights and weekends, which allows me to be much more present with my family and friends — and I've (mostly) gotten over the urge to zombie scroll to avoid boredom or awkward social situations.
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At all times his mission is also to be present with his own body, with others, and with the notebook whose contents he will eventually weave into essays and poems that feed one another, sometimes cannibalizing one another line for line, joke for joke.
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But if advanced transcription services could transcribe and document complex discussions between patients and their caregivers, this could not only open up time for doctors to spend being present with their patients, it could give patients a literal voice in their own medical record.
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Over dinner at a Virginia restaurant with friends in fall 13, he walked through the pros and cons and decided he'd rather spend the next years present with his family; his three daughters were growing up fast, and he didn't want to miss their childhood.
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The way he thought about the feelings of children and his working to be very present with them and look straight into the camera in that intimate way was connected for him with the Incarnation, God coming alongside humanity in the form of humanity.
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Whether you've drawn your feminist friend's name in Secret Santa, you want to share a holiday present with your teenage cousin who's suddenly politically aware, or you've just decided to reward yourself for making it through another long year, we've got some ideas for you.
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For this show, Ms. Honda will unveil a new multimedia work inspired by the writings of the Japanese author Ryu Murakami, which she will present with help from the guitarist Nels Cline, the drummer Alex Cline, the harpist Zeena Parkins and the bassist Devin Hoff.
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In "Love for Sale," Hajdu, the music critic for The Nation and a professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, traces the history of pop from the sheet-music past to the streaming present with the friendly authority of a favorite teacher.
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That is to say, he was the creative force who lands at the top of a heritage brand and reinvents it by identifying its sartorial semiology and then pulls it into the present with a healthy dose of disrespect and a dollop of pop culture.
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A blood sample is mixed with a tube of chemical (which will indicate if a virus is present), with the resultant then poured into a chip powered by a vacuum pump where it is isolated so that it can be analyzed for the presence of viruses.
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"Men and women with heart disease often present with different symptoms: more 'classic' symptoms like chest pain and shortness of breath tend to be observed in men, where less 'classic' symptoms like fatigue, hot flashes, back/neck pain are more often observed in women," she said.
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I spent uninspired hours on the elliptical, treadmill, rowing machine, trying to escape my body, trying to pass the time, to go somewhere else in my mind so I didn't need to be present with my sweat, my breath, the ticking minutes and my dissatisfaction with myself.
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The rest of the exhibition is huge, with more than 70 works (painting, sculptural pieces, photographs, ephemera) from 1940 to the present, with each addressing evil in its various incarnations: racism, abuse, slavery, rape, murder, acts of terrorism, systemic violence, and the destruction of cultural heritage.
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Using a mix of blues, hip-hop, jazz and swing music, a broad spectrum of movement from African to tap to modern dance, and her talent for shaping compelling characters in rich theatrical worlds, Brown links past to present with a powerful meditation on communal strength.
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Some people may present with abdominal pain before respiratory symptoms — and that's not something health officials are screening for: This coronavirus is still very new, and we don't know the entire spectrum of illness yet, but we're learning the disease may sometimes surface in surprising ways.
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The diminutive Arroyo, 71, who was in power from 2001-2010 and then detained for five years for graft, was sworn in as the country's first woman house speaker late on Monday after receiving the support of 184 house members present, with 48 against and 12 abstentions.
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Still, Starship has yet to pass legislation in a state with a major urban population center, like New York, Chicago or Los Angeles, nor has the company run a program in the United States yet where its robots travel without a person present with the machine.
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"Many patients who do not present with the canonical bulls-eye rash around the site of the bite are not diagnosed correctly and suffer for years with an ever-changing constellation of neurological, skeleto-muscular, dermatological, and digestive symptoms," Marcus, who wasn't involved with the new study, told Gizmodo.
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While the classic Imperial stormtrooper was present (with some minor differences), there was also the shoretrooper, described as "specialist stormtroopers stationed at the top secret Imperial military headquarters on Scarif," as well as the Imperial Death Troopers, a menacing bunch who follow around Ben Mendelsohn's fashionably cloaked Director Krennic.
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As a result, none of Rosa Maria's family members were present with the 10-year-old at the doctor's visit, despite multiple efforts by Attorney Gonzalez in the days prior to the appointment to find out whether or not the child would be taken to the doctor's visit.
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You'll have heard terms like "bloated" and "flabby" used to describe bad bass, and in each case the problem is a lack of precision caused by poor vibration dampening, bad speaker design, or sloppy frequency tuning — and none of those issues are present with these B&W headphones.
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"Recognizing that most celiac disease is undetected and may present with diverse symptoms, it is reasonable that clinicians should have a low threshold for testing for celiac disease, especially in high-risk populations such as those with an affected family member or type 1 diabetes mellitus," they add.
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Fast forward to the present, with 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's carrot and stick approach to North Korea.
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"They have failed to understand that Ebola is there, they think that it is witchcraft which is killing them," the official said, according to the AP. Some Congolese contend, however, that Ugandan authorities are quarantining those who present with mild symptoms that could be related to the virus.
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Then France's finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, stunned those present with a message that he wanted to delay the vote for five days to consult in Tokyo with his Japanese counterpart about Nissan, Renault's partner in a decades-old carmaking alliance, two people familiar with the discussions said.
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The new season — it's the third, but in a public-television in-joke, it's billed as the 52nd — includes sendups of Netflix's "Wild, Wild Country" with Owen Wilson in the guru role and of "Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present" with Cate Blanchett as a soulfully imperious performance artist.
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Yes, there's a lot more visibility, and with visibility comes violence, but I need to sometimes just learn to enjoy the moment and be present — be present with my fellow community members, with my siblings, with my family, with my partner, with my friends, and in the world.
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There are approximately 30,000 PAs practicing as primary care providers on the "front lines" of patient care in hospitals, private practices, community health centers, rural health clinics, prisons, behavioral healthcare facilities, and free clinics, where they commonly encounter patients who present with or are at risk of opioid addiction.
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Oscar winner Brie Larson, who will present with her Captain Marvel costar Samuel L. Jackson (who wore a "Sith Happens" tee and beanie), lit up when she noticed her seat placement — "I'm right in front of Serena!!" she announced excitedly — but then spotted her proximity to fellow presenter Chris Evans.
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During the past 21829 years, the New York art dealer Eugene V. Thaw and his wife, Clare Eddy Thaw, gradually amassed a phenomenal drawing collection, notable not just for visual charisma, but also for chronological breadth, running from the early Renaissance to the near present, with lingering stops en route.
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Under the strict lockdown imposed in this part of Italy on March 8 by Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, many Bergamo funerals are being held with only a priest and a funeral-home employee present, with occasional permission for a funeral of no more than 10 mourners, according to The Post.
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By then, if things go well, my daughter Max will be in high school, we'll have the technology to feel truly present with another person no matter where they are, and scientific research will have helped cure and prevent enough diseases to extend our average life expectancy by another 2.5 years.
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As a lung oncologist and researcher at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James), patients present with a range of worrying symptoms, from general weakness, pain, cough or even coughing up blood, and most have incurable stage 22019 disease.
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"That has turned into a new kind of self-care, just being present with her rather than feeling like I need to be teaching her something or on top of something and taking a minute to sit there and smell the top of her little head and hold her little soft skin."
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Also, on Christmas morning, children are invited to the hotel's lounge, Two E, in their pajamas, where they can search underneath the Christmas tree for a present with their name on it (these gifts, such as Lego sets, are personalized based on the child's age) while their parents enjoy pastries and coffee.
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By then, if things go well, my daughter Max will be in high school, we&aposll have the technology to feel truly present with another person no matter where they are, and scientific research will have helped cure and prevent enough diseases to extend our average life expectancy by another 2.5 years.
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For example, Dr. Yu Dong, a psychiatrist at Inova Fairfax Hospital in Virginia, and colleagues pointed out last month that patients with respiratory conditions like asthma, sleep apnea or pulmonary embolism could present with symptoms of anxiety, or those with cardiac symptoms like chest pain or rapid heartbeat could have an anxiety disorder.
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