You're looking into a reflection that is a reflection that is a reflection of the real people.
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This is a reflection of her, not a reflection of you.
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Personal reflection Third, much of this comes down to personal reflection.
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Points that were vertices before the reflection are still vertices after the reflection (just different vertices) and points that formed straight edges before the reflection still form straight edges after the reflection (just different straight edges).
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She looked into her reflection, but they hit another bump, and the reflection shattered.
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The Lady Nora wants to see Annia's reflection (this is all one big reflection!).
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So when you see Jeff Goldblum floating down in the reflection, that is the reflection.
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This is a reflection of that — a better reflection of the cost value of the program.
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"Of course the gallery is a reflection of that," he said, "because I'm a reflection of that."
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Concepts like "gratitude" and "the year in review" push us toward reflection, but sometimes, reflection is hard!
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"I love that it's a reflection; we're all a reflection of each other," she said, smiling widely.
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"I don't see him as a reflection of a CEO or a reflection of an entrepreneur," Cuban said.
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So when I look at Maverick, he is a reflection of me as I am a reflection of him.
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" Another actor, Sara Alexander, told the paper, "I love that it's a reflection; we're all a reflection of each other.
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Again, Twitter's ad problem is a reflection of Twitter's growth problem, which is a reflection of Twitter's business model problem.
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There are trees, the reflection of light above you and the reflection of the city today, the sky, the birds.
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The self-reflection is so ... That's the one thing I need to get through to people, this lack of self-reflection.
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But this, again, is not a reflection on Bob Mueller, this is a reflection on the evidence that he was handed.
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Falling inflation expectations among households are less a reflection of expected prices and more a reflection of anticipated gains in income.
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I think that's in some ways a pity, because she was an absurdly heightened reflection, but a reflection nonetheless, of real life.
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It might not be a reflection of the sales numbers just yet, but it's a reflection of where the market is headed.
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I think the reflection of where we are now, and a reflection of the evil things that occur in the movie with the people that have money, is more a reflection of how humanity can be sometimes, rather than the money itself.
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While the news is unfortunate, Hamrick says these cuts are not a reflection of the business failing, but a reflection of the industry changing.
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Open a window into Self-Reflection through the images below: Self-Reflection is on view at Untitled Space from September 27 through October 8, 2016.
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The animal seems to have served as a mirror in which humans see a reflection of themselves, a reflection they have no other access to.
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If celebrity fandom is a reflection of ourselves, perhaps our tendency to publicly lust for straight women is a reflection of our own feelings of inadequacy.
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MARK MEADOWS: I just wanted to say that this reflection today is a small reflection of the kind of support you have all across the country.
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"I just wanted to say that this reflection today is a small reflection of the kind of support you have all across the country," Meadows said.
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Our elections have never truly been a reflection of the will of the people; they have been, rather, a reflection of the will of the states.
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It&aposs a reflection of their take on abortion and reflection on their acknowledgement of the reality that we live in right now in the Roe v.
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It demonstrates that this memo is not actually a reflection of the law as it is — it's a reflection of what the DOJ wishes the law were.
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Seismic reflection profiling is a technique geologists use to peer deep into Earth's crust, by measuring the reflection and refraction of seismic waves as they travel downwards.
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Clinton's book, Mr. Bottum writes in his review, is a reflection of her biggest weakness as a candidate: self-consciousness coupled with a lack of self-reflection.
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MEADOWS: I just -- I want to just say that this reflection today, it's a small reflection of the kind of support you have all across the country.
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" To which Meadows responded: "I just wanted to say that this reflection today is a small reflection of the kind of support you have all across the country.
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But it's also true that weakness can open the way for greater personal growth, reflection and self-reflection, and focus us on what is essential rather than ephemeral.
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"When we look in the mirror, we see a reflection of ourselves and that reflection can begin to activate some core beliefs we hold about ourselves," she tells PEOPLE.
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After 12 years, I knew it was necessary to get their voices because it's not just about my reflection, it needed to be about their reflection of what happened.
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He looks at his perfectly computer-generated reflection in the lake and sings "It's no good at all to see yourself and not recognize your face," before smashing the reflection.
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So rather than a true reflection of labor market strength, the declining unemployment rate was, in great part, a reflection of the declining percentage of people actively looking for work.
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"They believe that to the extent that something flourishes or goes viral on Facebook — it's not a reflection of the company's role, but a reflection of what people want," they said.
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That's why doppelgängers are part of a specific kind of horror: the uncanny, which turns the familiar (like your own reflection) into the subtly unfamiliar (your reflection smiling when you aren't).
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She points it up toward the big screen hanging from the ceiling of the convention hall, and begins filming a video of the president's speech, capturing a reflection of a reflection.
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The Jacobs street, a perfect reflection of the miracle of self-organizing systems that free markets create, becomes a perfect reflection of the brutal and unappeasable destruction that free markets enforce.
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Sometimes I catch my reflection in the mirror and I remember the words of my teacher — beauty is subjective — and suddenly the reflection I see doesn't feel like such a stranger.
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Reflection | What should the zoo of 2050 look like?
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It's a time for reflection — but also for celebration.
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Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.
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Confucius said that reflection is the noblest method to learn wisdom, and fortunately, our new found reflection and introspection has become an asset to us and we have evolved and grown considerably.
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I don't say this to criticize the band or ABBA: The Museum at all, though—it's a perfect reflection of ABBA as a band, even if it's a horrible reflection of reality.
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What We Left Unfinished interrogates what reflection we see in the mirror; especially if that mirror was for a long time discarded because its reflection was deemed unsuitable for people to see.
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Compositionally, they add a fourth dimension to the photograph and are a metaphor for reflection of the self, whether as self-reflection, narcissism, or just the desire to see oneself in the world.
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GDP is more of a fuzzy reflection of the economy.
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But I hold it together and smile at my reflection.
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This relative success is partly a reflection of colonial history.
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They see in him a reflection of these dismal statistics.
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The bright spot is a reflection caused by its backshell.
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AI is, in some way, a reflection of its creators.
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How much are the lyrics a reflection of your lifestyle?
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It meant I could see the reflection of the LEDs.
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This is an accurate reflection of what's happened so far.
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El Dorado — Shakira Best New Age Album Reflection — Brian Eno
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This is perhaps the clearest reflection of your conscious identity.
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To me, Black History Month is a moment of reflection.
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Reflection, as a concept, is a clarion call for action.
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What we own is a reflection of our deeper self.
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But split people out by education, and the reflection fades.
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"It gives you time for renewal and reflection," she said.
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For many South Africans, the time for reflection is over.
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We see this only as a reflection of your ignorance.
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Michelle Obama's touching reflection on her new Smithsonian portrait pic.twitter.
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It's a reflection of what most people's families are like.
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Trap is such an obvious reflection of our culture's priorities.
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In reflection, I share some memories and feelings with you.
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This may be a reflection of more smaller homes selling.
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But that is not necessarily a reflection of Putin's popularity.
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Lynch – especially difficult late Lynch – always ages well upon reflection.
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Shouldn't autumn sound more like crunching leaves and quiet reflection?
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" After a moment's reflection, Frank concluded: "I'm not a fan.
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Head stands, reflection photos and playful angles are all appreciated.
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In many ways, media is simply a reflection of society.
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Time will tell whether or not that reflection becomes action.
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"I struggled with my reflection for some time," Kang says.
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But I also want to know, in reflection, what happened?
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Is the Qual personae a reflection of your true self?
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The U.S. confirmed "a period of reflection" on the deal.
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He adds that everyone loves staring at their own reflection.
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When you're touring and promoting, there's less time for reflection.
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Do you see that as a reflection on our culture?
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We all want to see a real reflection of ourselves.
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It is a time for reflection, discipline, and spiritual growth.
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That reflection, additional analysis and further evaluation is now moot.
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Their satellite had seen a reflection off of the clouds.
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Could the drop be a reflection of worries about cybersecurity?
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"That's a big point of reflection for us," he said.
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Stewart now approaches his birthday as an opportunity for reflection.
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I kept at it, catching Diesel's reflection in the mirror.
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Fertility apps aim to facilitate this data collection and reflection.
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The concept color "Shironeri" is a reflection of Japanese tradition.
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But upon closer reflection, it makes a little more sense.
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Your outer conditions are a reflection of your inner reality.
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BD: It's very surprising, and it's a reflection on valuation.
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Well, Miku is very much a reflection of the audience.
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"It's a reflection of the times we're in," Norris says.
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That's mostly a reflection of how quickly technology has improved.
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It's a reflection of who we are as a profession.
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But after some reflection, she decided to keep the child.
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Health care disparities are a clear reflection of economic inequality.
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ON REFLECTION, the habit had begun with Moishe the Beadle.
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I look at my reflection and meet my own eyes.
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He paused and pondered in a moment of sincere reflection.
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The lawsuit sparked deep reflection and frustration in Webster Parish.
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Apple said this is a reflection beyond the physical world.
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They were, he asserted, a reflection of our troubled world.
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Hopefully YouTube Kids is a reflection of more resources allocated.
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It is a reflection of what is best in America.
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But this was hardly a reflection of the whole city.
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I think time, reflection, and deep thinking are powerful things.
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Unstructured moments can lead to inspiration, creativity, reflection and connection.
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You're doing some deep reflection on your friendships today, Taurus.
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I remember not recognizing myself in my own Damn reflection.
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Are algorithmic biases a reflection of our society's systemic problems?
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Would you say their maturation is a reflection of yours?
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I watched my reflection in the mirror as I undressed.
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Friday night's chaos seems like a natural reflection of that.
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That to me is an interesting reflection of that transparency.
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Inappropriate behavior is not a reflection of who we are.
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And finally, here he is in a creepy window reflection.
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His reflection smiles a sheepish grin as the shutter clicks.
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They can trigger reflection on the past and the future.
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Plots emerge afterward upon reflection, from what had seemed structureless.
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A few moments of reflection will confirm two key facts.
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Recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital was a reflection of reality.
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And I understand that now — the reflection is really important.
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It was only a reflection on the glass, a meteor.
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Time and reflection appears to be softening the caucus's stance.
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Spaces for rest, reflection, and community at London's Serpentine Pavilion.
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More reflection brings more sympathy, and then some more frustration.
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Like libraries, they were for learning; like churches, for reflection.
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These diverging fortunes are a reflection of the global economy.
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Spending habits, he says, are a reflection of personal values.
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The girl is a reflection of some aspect of Harry.
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I think, upon reflection, it spoke well of The Times.
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I gaze at my belly button in the mirror's reflection.
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A Soviet satellite had misinterpreted the sun's reflection off clouds.
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The beard is a reflection of both wisdom and royalty.
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Is his conduct a reflection of surrounding norms or pressures?
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Ms. Batista said Elexia once marveled at her own reflection.
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It was less a call to action than to reflection.
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This age gap is partially a reflection of party identification.
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Is that behavior not a reflection of this administration's character?
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A part of him, yes, and a reflection of him.
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Trump's low approval isn't only a reflection of his struggles.
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The reflection of the ball is exactly like the original.
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Reflection: Now, I'm a few months along in my pregnancy.
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Collectively, their faces are a reflection of all American voters.
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Fortunately, "Girls" doesn't give you much time for academic reflection.
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Vast idiocies of human behavior provoke moments of thoughtful reflection.
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Partly, it's a reflection of the diversity of raw materials.
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And we believe that, upon reflection, you will as well.
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The National Unity Government is a reflection of that problem.
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On reflection the "Big Society" contained too much hot air.
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The clearest reflection of this is seen in the polls.
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I found several passengers sitting around the calming reflection pond.
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It's a reflection of the muddled state of the race.
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Stafford's record salary agreement is a reflection of this increase.
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The situation shouldn't be a reflection on Pete's ethical standards.
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What zones of reflection is he opening up in us?
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His works, locals say, add unexpected reflection to their day.
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Those warm feelings are perhaps a reflection of his era.
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His death offered a moment "for sincere reflection," wrote Filipovic.
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Ritchie saw that year as a time of productive reflection.
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But the turnout could also be a reflection of France.
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I stood in front of store windows studying my reflection.
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We are a reflection of the times we live in.
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"Our foundation is a reflection of our philosophy," Chuter says.
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Instead, in a space meant for reflection, it evokes violence.
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You just see a reflection of him on the floor.
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I check my reflection in the law library's glass windows.
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His style is a direct reflection of his quirky personality.
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Your true reflection is our collective dump now boiling over.
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Because actual reflection is hard, sometimes isolating, and often inconvenient.
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I don't think Caravaggio's Narcissus was looking at his reflection.
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"What were you thinking?" he said, staring at his reflection.
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And, wonderfully, it's incredibly unclear about what that reflection means.
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But upon reflection — and, to be honest, amid all the hoopla, you have ample time for reflection — I came to feel a new and helpful idea arising from the crazy stew of delicious visions.
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We're not predicting votes, but we are trying to spur or catalyze a moment of reflection, individual reflection, about how one's politics square with the candidates that are vying for their vote on Election Day.
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If "The Light Years" can seem haphazard or uncurated, scribbling hitchhiking routes back and forth across the map, what it sacrifices in reflection on Chris's experience it makes up for in reflection of the culture.
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The reactions are the honest reflection of this highly packaged song.
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It is partly a reflection of the changing nature of Mrs.
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I thought that was very much a reflection of their times.
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Unfortunately, after but a moment of reflection, my neat division collapsed.
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It is a reflection of Mr. Gibson's erratic state of mind.
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Reflection is arrhythmic and unpredictable but still intentional in its unfolding.
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That time has been one of reflection, he tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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There is no reflection of our astonishing creativity as a people.
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Glass cleaner: Remind yourself what a smudge-free reflection looks like.
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He has obviously done an enormous amount of research and reflection.
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Twitter was never an accurate reflection of your real social network.
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Action should be necessitated by reflection, not the other way around.
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Perhaps it is a reflection of one half of American society.
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I wonder if it is enough, this reflection of known things.
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Anniversaries are moments not just for celebration, but also for reflection.
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"But this really is a reflection of a decade of undervaccination."
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Rejection suggests a conclusion based on close examination and careful reflection.
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It's a reflection of the changing strategies of major venture firms.
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Unfortunately, it wasn't the best reflection of her experiments in twinning.
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Reflection has led me to far better perspectives than mindless swiping.
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He said that the rally is a reflection of four things.
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It's a reflection of how we wanted to grow this program.
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The name is more a reflection of a super angel's background.
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Penelope will be a reflection of what he means to us.
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It's also a reflection of better understanding that trans people exist.
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The pieces were a direct reflection of Zapata and his art.
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What you see in other people is a reflection of [yourself].
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Back in the reflection, Ollie is embracing his partner-free life.
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Can you see the true reflection in the hall of mirrors?
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The consultation would take several months, followed by reflection, he said.
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To the detriment of the book, self-reflection is utterly absent.
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Just like with adults, mental downtime encourages reflection, creativity and exploration.
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There's not a reflection in the mirror like, Who am I?
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But it's interesting to see how she plays with her reflection.
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This is how I'd like to end my reflection on 2016.
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But how's the app actually producing a reflection-free digital scan?
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What we project onto her is a reflection of our aspirations.
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It seems like a reflection on a romantic love at first.
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It is also thought to encourage growth, reflection, peace, and balance.
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This burnt-hued reflection, filled with sparkle and depth, is exquisite.
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My zombies are a reflection of what I think of humanity.
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That's the real reflection of where we are as a campaign.
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This was a reflection of the optimism in the stock market.
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In car history, grilles quickly became a reflection of brand distinction.
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Lake of Ozarks, Missouri is the perfect place for romantic reflection.
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The reflection of an old woman appears in the metal bell.
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This has led him to over hundreds of hours of reflection.
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A perfect time for reflection, then, until the next unknowable disruption.
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It's a pure reflection of the positive sentiment on social media.
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They say our Twitter feeds are a reflection of our brains.
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Trump's tweets aren't just a reflection of his obvious psychological undoing.
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Then, after brief reflection, they all decide to start mainlining heroin.
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There is one reflection that you have—one idea of self.
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Do you think it is a reflection of the President's policies?
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What role does reflection play in the series, literally and metaphorically?
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Growing up, I could only see my reflection in black mirrors.
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That reflection of reality shouldn't be groundbreaking TV, but it is.
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Can you spy Lili Reinhard in the reflection of the sunglasses?
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Get this clear: Confidence is a direct reflection of past performance.
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Narcissus was cursed to fall in love with his own reflection.
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This tweet is sexist & lacks the self-reflection of a NeverTrumper.
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Everything about The Amber Rose Show was a reflection of this.
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Reflection and alone time is healthy for your mind and body.
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Yeah. I think it's a reflection or a reassessment, I guess.
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Of course, the passing of Lagerfeld is a moment for reflection.
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It is a mentally active day, good for brainstorming and reflection.
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And the 120 mAh battery is a reflection of that fact.
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These symptoms are not necessarily a negative reflection on Team Spicer.
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Blue Reflection is a warm drink on a cold, grey day.
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The theme of "reflection" includes images that seek to capture timelessness.
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Her reflection in the eyes of others formed her self-image.
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Tensions are the daily reflection of working the levers of power.
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But sometimes humor reveals and punctuates what serious, stoic reflection can't.
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It was a mirror reflection of my room in the Loft.
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Low inflation is fundamentally a reflection of tepid nominal spending growth.
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On further reflection, we decided to remove it some hours ago.
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It's certainly a reflection of me, and I take it personally.
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So are Jealous and West a true reflection of black voters?
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It's a form of self-reflection, not a means of bloviating.
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Is it just a reflection of who and what we are?
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They're speaking to some kind of reflection of what you said.
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It's partly a reflection of Democrats having leverage — the House majority.
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Your life is a reflection of how you spend your time.
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" Here, he can only advise "hard listening" and "true self-reflection.
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"It's a reflection of us still not knowing," Page told Rep.
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High crime rates are in part a reflection of this divide.
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What might be the effect on reflection of this compulsive behavior?
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Reflection is a super powerful technique that lets us examine ourselves.
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"Mourning Song" is an intimate reflection on the toll of Alzheimer's.
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Upon reflection, it is the form, not the substance, that differs.
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"This is a reflection of the mistrust of politicians," she said.
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She likes to rap to her reflection in the bathroom mirror.
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The other, "Reflection," was 107 feet long, according to The Triton.
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" The princess's original reflection "became no more than a frame, as
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If there's a blurry reflection in a trailer, they'll decipher it.
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A reflection of the GOP unease came from another former senator.
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It's a great reflection of America, when you think about it.
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For others, it will hopefully serve as a call to reflection.
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But the message within that reflection is also yours to decide.
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Time for serious and profound reflection by both parliament and people.
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They wanted the contemplative reflection of Solange, Beyoncé, and Frank Ocean.
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This was a direct reflection of the fear factor at work.
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You have summarized the film as a reflection of Trump's America.
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The neighborhood, like most neighborhoods, is a reflection of its residents.
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Now, the mirror catches the reflection, and creates a convincing composite.
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You will find mental fortitude through silent reflection this week, Taurus.
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The Park can be a place of solemnity and reflection, sure.
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Action's lyrics are a reflection of his hobbies—not what's popular.
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I catch my reflection in a window and it surprises me.
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The branding is a reflection of her, which made it successful.
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Do you love money, Crest toothpaste, and also your own reflection?
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Put another way: Your pain is a reflection of great love.
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This gold-hued mirror features two intertwined snakes framing your reflection.
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That may be a reflection of Mr. Harcey's self-effacing personality.
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Some visitors have reported seeing the boy's reflection in the water.
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"Thank u, next," Grande's other relationship reflection song, released in November.
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This sort of preparation via self-reflection is key, Taaffe said.
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And this pricetag isn't some natural reflection of the service's value.
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The video is a reflection on fascism; it's criticism by affirmation.
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The sheen is so strong it's possible to see your reflection.
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Much of this is a reflection of who we have become.
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It is a reflection less of authoritarian confidence than intellectual exhaustion.
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"It strikes me as a reflection of a profoundly divided society."
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"Our things are a reflection of who we are," McKinley said.
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The novel was supposed to be a reflection of modern life.
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Typing got in the way of reflection and meditation, he said.
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In fact, I suspect modern art is a reflection on ethics.
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"There's always room to create a culture of reflection," he said.
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Ruben's painting is about painting — about reflection, beauty, and the viewer.
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But on balance his success was a reflection of deeper trends.
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I think it is a very important reflection on today's America.
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The office building behind Alice fosters a different kind of reflection.
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So-called deal jumping is a big reflection of that confidence.
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For years, without reflection, I made the same assumption about myself.
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He voted against Obamacare — a reflection of his small-government conservatism.
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"It's a reflection of the redemptive power of love," he says.
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We guessed he was picking a fight with his own reflection.
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I don't know, maybe it's a reflection on our world today.
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Try not to take it as a reflection on your abilities.
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A bout of reflection might not be bad either, he said.
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The presence of these startups did, however, lead to self reflection.
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Your home should be a functional and aesthetic reflection of you.
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Impeachment is a unique reflection of the politics of our era.
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My answer, after some reflection, is the state of America's children.
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" He knew that literature provides "the richest material for moral reflection.
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We offer many prompts to help jump-start reflection and writing.
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Then, turn to a partner and share your writing or reflection.
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Kenneth Lasch leading a reflection and prayer during an interfaith ceremony.
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It's a reflection about the way California is going about this.
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Some of what happens may, on reflection, seem a little disturbing.
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"This happens because they see their own reflection mirrored in you."
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Outsiders often see El Alto as a reflection of their biases.
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Analysis and context and history and reflection can be quite slow.
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After many weeks of reflection, I have finally reached a conclusion.
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Use these questions to guide your reflection: Who created these messages?
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Upon reflection, several commenters conceded that modest progress had been made.
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Professor Berman said the study should prompt both research and reflection.
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Yet Trump betrays not an iota of remorse or self-reflection.
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It's a déjà vu reflection that alarms Nora to no end.
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With a reflection like this, who wouldn't wanna snap a selfie!
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But this type of self-reflection is apparently tantamount to treason.
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Each party is to some extent a reflection of the other. . . .
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There's an emphasis on community and charity, self-reflection and kindness.
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Marley sang about everything from love to freedom to self-reflection.
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Our flourishing food system is a powerful reflection of this diversity.
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Power buttons are a subtle reflection of trends in modern technology.
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Green lightsabers were for Consulars, who preferred quiet reflection and research.
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But each time the moment of self-reflection seems to pass.
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"[It] is a reflection on today&aposs political scene," he said.
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"Daydreaming (as with reflection) allows the mind to wander," she explains.
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Time, in essence, stopped, allowing the wearer a moment of reflection.
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They could just be more of a general reflection of age.
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They must be taken only after careful consideration and thoughtful reflection.
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Both strategies are a reflection of domestic market surplus not shortfall.
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It's a reflection of the world in which we live in.
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"You have to have that moment of self-reflection," she said.
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" • "Keen observational skills and subsequent reflection are essential for leaders today.
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Could a pneumonia diagnosis be a reflection of poor overall health?
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"It's a reflection of the person, the bride," Mr. Moreau said.
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Inauguration day will be a day dedicated to reflection and action.
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The crossword is a reflection of the world as it is.
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It is also a reflection of the entrepreneur's obsession with detail.
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"Any government shutdown is a reflection of poor management," she said.
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On reflection, it probably was because I didn't like her enough.
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Where one was seated was also a reflection of social standing.
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A silver teapot shined so brightly that I saw my reflection.
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Not that a little reflection would have changed anything for Stanway.
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KS: All right, well, it's a lot about self-reflection, right?
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The resulting all-male show was a reflection of the times.
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The art is always discussed as a reflection on social identity.
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If the record sounds chaotic, it's a reflection of her feelings.
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"It's not a reflection on the millennials; it's a reflection of where we are as a society," says Derrick Feldmann, a researcher who has conducted extensive studies on younger adults as part of the Millennial Impact Project.
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To some extent, this is a reflection of a broader cultural issue.
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" He went on: "Because every organization is a reflection of its principal.
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You do it this way because it is a reflection of reality.
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Yet that is also a reflection of the weakness of Asian football.
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This is not a call for regulation, rather, a call for reflection.
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"This campaign is really a reflection of what I did," he explains.
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PERINO: So did you just have, like, a period of self-reflection?
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RIVERA: Well, self-reflection and also -- GUTFELD: Did you drink a lot?
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The star illuminates a wispy reflection nebula known as IRAS 00044+6521.
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As a rabbi, I can only offer some words of spiritual reflection.
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A nice reflection that trans people have ordinary concerns like everyone else.
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It's a reflection of the state of the whole Trump brand today.
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Whether they accept it or not is a reflection of the market.
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Her reflection (as well as North's) can be seen in the mirror.
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Those numbers, Zell contended, are a reflection of affordability, location and timing.
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This may be a reflection of a different, more conservative Midwestern audience.
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"This event is unquestionably a reflection of our changing climate," he said.
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You can't see the reflection of their souls because they have none.
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"I think our clothes are such a reflection of how we're feeling."
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Self-Reflection: Looking back, I am really proud of myself this week.
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Mercury retrograde begins, putting you in a place of reflection and contemplation.
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A reflection of something other than what's projected out in the world.
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Knowledge of this simple fact supersedes any reflection of my own character.
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H: It sounds like a reflection of your own history of practice.
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I think your home is such a reflection of your personal style.
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But on reflection, the significance and import of this claim became clear.
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Having a wife who's older becomes a reflection of their being older.
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"That's a reflection of the way their own system works," she said.
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Finally, the issue includes a reflection on Woodstock on its 50th anniversary.
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I was [finally] at a place where I could do that reflection.
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It's a reflection of the loss of power at the federal level.
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Everything she does is not a reflection of Drake, and vice versa.
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Sir Elton John will curate a show on the theme of reflection.
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That reflection comes three hundred pages after the account of the crime.
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A tailored wedding dress requires reflection on the awful loss of war.
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Without speaking, we held each other for a long moment of reflection.
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For Jinnies, their groundbreaking achievement is a reflection of Los Angeles' diversity.
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"I want to be their reflection, because I'm a woman," she says.
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He has talked about quiet moments of prayer and reflection with Trump.
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States justify such speech-gagging measures as a useful time for reflection.
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Religious convictions can be, and often are, shaped by sustained sophisticated reflection.
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Here are 10 tweets that spark a moment of reflection and thought.
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The misty top left region is due to the reflection of sunlight.
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She leaves the reflection and asks James what exactly a McMurphy is.
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Her reflection (as well as North's) could be seen in the mirror.
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It is an exceptional bloodbath that deserves exceptional mourning, dissection, and reflection.
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" He continued: "So, this is really a reflection of the voting calendar.
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The show discusses the world right now, a reflection and a response.
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"A club for reflection", recalls one; an "appeal for action", says another.
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If spring is for new beginnings, then fall was made for reflection.
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But the stealth bomber has more radar dodging tricks than just reflection.
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He's just a reflection of that general thing all of us have.
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I believe in being a reflection of what you'd like to receive.
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It's a true reflection of who I am — never wrong, never right.
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Trump, too, is a reflection of this, although in a different way.
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The cookbook is a reflection of who I am on the weekends.
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"We see the reflection of pain behind each other's smiles," she wrote.
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"Her face, that's a small reflection of all migrants' suffering," said Gonzalez.
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It's time for a reckoning with reality, reflection and reform, principled action.
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A reflection on the commodification of Jim Crow's violence through public memorials.
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They are like a woman and her reflection, doomed to stay on
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Check out his daughter Charlotte's reflection in the mirror ... there is none.
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It was an inspiring reflection of the ideal of the melting pot.
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The person's foggy reflection sometimes shows itself in a second computer screen.
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Another, and perhaps even more important method of coping, is self-reflection.
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Less cynically, it is also a reflection of how celebrities are consumed.
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"Psalm is a good reflection of where Kanye and Kim are spiritually."
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It's our world and we're literally giving you a reflection of it.
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No shuffle toward it, and no awkward player framing of their reflection.
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And that was again a reflection of the tone of the movie.
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There is no time for reflection, for careful thought, for serious study.
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He's that twisted, contorted reflection staring back from the sideshow funhouse mirror.
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I think it's a reflection of our own affection for those movies.
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It came down to self-reflection and a desire to improve myself.
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He stared at his reflection, droplets of water falling down his cheeks.
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I'm sorry to my own reflection, I'm sorry for putting you down.
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We always thought people would want cars as a reflection of themselves.
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This was not a true reflection of the state of the relationship.
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Reflection is so called because I find it makes me think back.
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Time for reflection and collective consciousness can be both beautiful and useful.
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In one sense, that's a reflection of the story's time and place.
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If TV is a reflection of our reality, then I pick Westeros.
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A TRAFFIC intersection may not seem an obvious subject for metaphysical reflection.
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It is the day before Thanksgiving, a time for reflection and charity.
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Wooten has miraculously managed to find time for writing, research, and reflection.
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Is this a reflection of the tearing apart of established political parties?
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"What makes black blacker is reducing the reflection of light," McAlpine explains.
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While he examined his reflection, deciding, Eugene heard a mellow-toned voice.
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An ocean surrounds you on all sides, creating one giant emerald reflection.
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Nor is it a mere reflection of the desires of the programmers.
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But the response from Congress has not been moderation and careful reflection.
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What a terrible reflection on those who put these people into office.
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Perhaps the monkey is a comical reflection of the viewer's avaricious self.
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It's a reflection of extraordinary effort to overcome yet more extraordinary odds.
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The darkening also made it easier to remove the other person's reflection.
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Indeed, on even a little reflection, his historical narrative comes to seem
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It requires deep reflection on the vision and strategy of the business.
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Alongside her, Liron checked her reflection, holding aloft a tiger-pattern top.
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To an extent, it's all a reflection of what Trump has won.
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It is a small reflection of an understanding achieved since the Holocaust.
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Trump's presidency is a reflection of the man he has always been.
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So why haven't more men used them for self-reflection and change?
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This selection is a great reflection on Mike Pence's stewardship of Indiana.
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It's no secret that Instagram is rarely an accurate reflection of reality.
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Here, a swimmer's crystal-clear reflection makes for a breathtaking mirrored illusion.
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There is no there there, just a reflection of the surrounding world.
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He stared at his reflection, dancing and rapping along to the d.j.
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"I was always particularly bad at praying"—not drawn to quiet reflection.
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How the President chooses to use Twitter is a reflection on him.
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Mulvaney's schedule is, to a large extent, a reflection of his politics.
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That is a realistic reflection of the United Kingdom's weaker bargaining power.
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But it's also a good reflection of the "Dark Knight" trilogy itself.
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The second was a bright reflection, like a glint off a mirror.
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The women depicted in my artwork are a reflection of the party.
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The tone often shifts between intelligent but polemical journalism and metaphysical reflection.
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I think that there is a legitimate amount of self-reflection, concern.
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But that's a ridiculous assumption, as a moment's reflection will make plain.
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Was that another reason to record this, to provide that topical reflection?
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Don't overthink things today; instead, take some time for meditation and reflection.
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I just take it and that's what becomes a reflection of myself.
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If he acted up, this motherfucker would be a reflection on me.
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Some look to movies & media as inspiration or a reflection of life.
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Normally, the end of the year is about reflection and planning ahead.
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When I was young, I hardly gave my reflection a second thought.
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"This is a reflection of the president's commitment to transparency," Monaco added.
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Thank God, she thought, when she found her reflection, for dim lighting.
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Even small moments of appreciation and reflection are going a long way.
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High prices are a natural reflection of great demand and scant supply.
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I'm present through the photographs, but it's their reflection on my work.
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We care about fashion as a reflection of wealth and social status.
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This is no reflection on their intelligence or ability to perform academically.
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It's a built-in problem, not a reflection on this particular cast.
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I no longer looked away from my reflection when passing the mirror.
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The reflection it reveals is a hellscape straight out of Hieronymus Bosch.
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Upon reflection, though, it seems fair to say I did not succeed.
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Reflection hones action's dumb blade and action firms up reflection's gossamer insights.
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Reflection is a repeated component of Aguilar's oeuvre, even if water isn't.
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And that limited access is a reflection of their weakening economic position.
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For many L.G.B.T.Q. people, June signals rainbows and glitter, but also reflection.
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"Reflection is only possible in a democratic and peaceful place," he said.
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The weakness in the yuan is a reflection of US dollar strength.
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"The Lion King" is surprisingly frank about survivor's guilt, remorse and reflection.
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The P40 also tries to eliminate reflection from windows in post-processing.
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The end of the year is always a great time for reflection.
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It's a first-person account, mostly, and I like McGee's self-reflection.
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Prayer, and any deep reflection, really, unlocks us from our mind's prison.
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"My designs are a reflection of the way I work," he says.
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PB: To trap the action is a kind of reflection on labor.
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But self-reflection is the hallmark of maturity and good decision-making.
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And Mr. Parrish has a simple solution: reading, reflection and lifelong learning.
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"Time's Journey" is more than a reflection on a single catastrophe, though.
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It's a reflection of just how limited teams' ability to spend is.
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I sat at the kitchen table, watching my reflection in the window.
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But despite its reputation, the holiday isn't about deprivation — it's about reflection.
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It's a reflection on the work the whole team has been doing.
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When writing about past events, the present tense doesn't allow for reflection.
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"It takes guts, because food is a reflection of society," she said.
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And upon further reflection seems like there was a quid pro quo.
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Then she reapplied her lipstick in the reflection in her water glass.
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Its income is an accurate reflection of the size of its audience.
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Why it matters: The data is a reflection of America's superpower status.
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The disparate treatment is a reflection of how random the process is.
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Grim reflection has grown more common than usual, which is saying something.
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This sort of reflection will boost optimism, gratitude and your overall happiness.
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These people are a reflection of who we are as a society.
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It's not meant to be, really, because the form is a reflection.
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I saw my reflection in the coffin glass, my face overlapping his.
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Reflection Listening, in which the artist's body is obscured by a massive
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I was called into the principal's office to talk about my reflection.
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In a way, it is a more honest reflection of these norms.
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"Growing up, there was not a reflection of me anywhere," Longoria said.
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They embarked on a sustained period of self-reflection and policy evolution.
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In the summer of 2012 Kim launched her fourth fragrance, "True Reflection."
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I write this now only after a deep breath and much reflection.
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That means that this new moon is particularly ripe for self-reflection.
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A staff is — to an extent — a mirror reflection of the candidate.
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"He said that it "is a reflection of today&aposs political scene.
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All these things are challenging, and require reflection and planning and reaction.
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Brusquely, she picked up a knife, inspecting her reflection in its blade.
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Violence is evidently such a phenomenon, demanding purposeful and considered historical reflection.
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It's just a reflection of people's desire to live amongst their own.
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We shouldn't be surprised, therefore, when cyberspace becomes a reflection of meatspace.
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Meditation, reflection, or therapy helps you deepen your understanding of your journey.
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She said she would stop all broadcasting work and perform self-reflection.
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Nevertheless, this should be a moment of reflection for white-collar prosecutors.
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Self-reflection may be a private affair, but being virtuous never is.
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The Y begins a new, multidisciplinary series with this reflection on love.
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It is just a reflection of the current state of our culture.
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It is Tucek's heavy-handed reflection on her child's inability to breastfeed.
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"Self-reflection is important because you need that to grow," she says.
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Last week, Eno shared an excerpt from his new ambient album, Reflection.
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"I think it's really a reflection of what's happening offline," Temple says.
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It's not a reflection of the majority of gun owners in Nevada.
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I think most people are afraid all the way from self-reflection.
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It was a reflection, in certain, obvious ways, of who Anzures is.
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What excess does is that it allows you to escape self-reflection.
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When art is a reflection of society, what role should artists take?
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However, when you walk past you do not see your own reflection.
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Louise Nevelson, "City-Reflection" (1972) (photo by Al Mozell, © Estate of Louise Nevelson / Artists Rights Society [ARS], New York)For example, Louise Nevelson's "City-Reflection" (1972) is an all-black box sculpture with minimalist and cubist resonances.
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JOSEPH THOMAS Arlington, Virginia Analysing Donald Trump's golf game as a reflection of his character is a fascinating reflection on how many players are tempted to take a few short cuts ("Not one to avoid a conflict", July 22nd).
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Her costumes have always been a reflection of her mentality at the time.
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" On reflection, Goethe said, "It would please me if that were still true.
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He arrived at the venue early to have a personal moment of reflection.
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We found that most of the slowdown was caused by issues with reflection.
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After that, some time for personal reflection, then off to the next venture.
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Get ready for a month-long journey of serious reflection, compassion, and love.
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Staring at my reflection, it hit me: my body was my only achievement.
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The moon enters your sign, asking you to make space for internal reflection.
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One reflection of Nepal's rich and complex spirituality is the living goddess Kumari.
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But most absolved Trump of any blame, a reflection of the administration's spin.
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"The Oval Office is a reflection of the current president's thinking," Walters explained.
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On Thursday, Clinton ended his speech with a reflection on his late friend.
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Seems like we may be ready for some deep reflection on dating culture.
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Of course it's not all roses—in his self-reflection Salvat is unsparing.
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You usually love your reflection, but what does it mean when you don't?
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It's called silence and meditation and reflection and, for God's sake, it's clarity.
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Despite the self-reflection, Branson was largely exuberant about his company's historic milestone.
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It is an existential crisis simulator, an infinite, interactive reflection on mortal ennui.
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She is holding a phone and watching her reflection intently as she goes.
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All we see is a watery reflection on Rachel, and her distressed look.
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That&aposs an honest statement and a reflection of what&aposs going on.
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I can see Titanic in them, warped into a fun-house mirror reflection.
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The spike in rates, ironically, is in part a reflection of consumer optimism.
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Do you also realize that in this mirror you can't see their reflection?
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This product includes interventions designed to prompt greater structure and reflection from interviewers.
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In an ideal world, this would be a moment of learning and reflection.
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Because by believing in them, they are already a reflection of your humanity.
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That said: not everyone has skillful parents or the capacity for self-reflection.
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Cheonan is in part a reflection of South Korea's growing acceptance of outsiders.
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It is a reflection of America, after all, in more ways than one.
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Their brokenness in how they see us is a reflection of this brokenness.
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Most came from men, a reflection of male dominance across the tech industry.
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A visitor to the memorial stands in reflection amid the steel monuments above.
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But Rogers' farewell provided a template, words to revisit in moments of reflection.
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It often requires honest self-reflection and an overhaul of the organization's culture.
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Could this be a reflection of society's unreasonable and contradictory expectations of women?
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New Music Daily as a live show will be a reflection of life.
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Also-rans alternate between stubbornness and retreat without bothering to pause for reflection.
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My Instagram 'likes' were not a true reflection of me and my morals.
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Gold futures rose, in a reflection of sustained demand for safe-haven assets.
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The deliberately small New Light congregation was immersed in intimate and deep reflection.
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The N.B.A. is highly competitive and last night was a reflection of that.
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And I think that book is a reflection of that nervous, compressed energy.
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And that can be a reflection of a lot of different things, right?
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They'll keep looking at their reflection, saying they finally feel like themselves again.
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I like outfits that are effortless, unpredictable, and a reflection of my mood.
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It is a moment of self-reflection — the only time you see you.
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In part, this is a reflection of different, though not necessarily evolved, thinking.
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It's also a reflection of some of the biggest movie trends of 26.
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A list of 21 "reflection points" written by the pope was handed out.
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It can be an opposite reflection of what their real life is like.
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Maybe that way of dressing was a reflection of how insecure I felt.
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"Being able to have the space is really the ultimate reflection on pride."
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This, they said, is "manifestly an occasion for serious reflection on this question".
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Among services, leisure and hospitality's weakness could be a reflection of consumer confidence.
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It's a mundane reflection of how we use smartphones in our daily lives.
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A reflection on the misunderstood role of probability in finance and in life.
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Let that listening prompt deeper reflection about why you've believed in certain ideas.
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To peer into Zamyatin's future is to see modernity's reflection gazing darkly back.
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This purposeful self-reflection will result in what I call evidence-based confidence.
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Put another way, you might say that the way forward begins with Reflection.
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That was not only a reflection on how Mr Trump treats his cabinet.
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There is a genuine need for reflection on central banks' objectives and tools.
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Since December is always a month for reflection, give your life a review.
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But it's also another reflection of the misery in brick-and-mortar retail.
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Traders say the yuan's strength was mainly a reflection of overnight dollar weakness.
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His writing, always engaging, strikes a balance between solemn reflection and undeniable wit.
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It is to face innocence and, by reflection, to face our own sin.
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Catching my reflection in a store window, I wanted to beat myself up.
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With time, determination and self-reflection, Barack Obama became a much better president.
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Each one offers a space for reflection on color, movements and the subconscious.
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Still, the passage exemplifies Holden's slow crawl toward self-awareness and self-reflection.
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How his cheating was always about him and wasn't a reflection of her?
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Alice sobs like a child while staring at her reflection in the mirror.
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His nomination is not an accident—Sessions is a reflection of Trump's values.
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She watched the reflection of the light as it danced up the blade.
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How much of this is a reflection of your own taste in music?
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A woman with sad eyes gazes at her reflection in a shattered mirror.
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Fitch believes this is a reflection of management's consistent conservative credit risk philosophy.
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Like any great folktale, Midsommar acts like a reflection of your own unconscious.
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In a fish bowl we see a reflection of the man at work.
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It's a mirrored reflection of the friendly neighborhood superhero sworn to protect it.
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He was reflection of all of the user-generated feedback of the Internet.
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I have found there's a lot more criticism and self-reflection this year.
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The way I was raised is definitely a reflection of my parenting style.
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But Gut said the recovery gave her some much-needed time for reflection.
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Do you ever covertly look at people in the reflection of train windows?
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I'm hating my reflection I walk around the house trying to fight mirrors
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And in a moment of philosophical reflection, West pondered the future of slang.
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Upon reflection, however, these threats suggest, however inadvertently, a course worthy of consideration.
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In the reflection of the gaze the viewer becomes her/his own audience.
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The use of corrosive chemicals on these surfaces destroys their primary function: reflection.
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It's good for evoking emotional responses but not for deep thought and reflection.
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" Upon reflection, she feels the experience was "toxic and actually kind of dehumanizing.
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Later, Hays leans over a puddle and sees the reflection of the Moon.
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Typically, a brief selection from scripture prefaces a longer passage of contemporary reflection.
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Absolutely, its capacities for sorrowfulness, reflection and seriousness are damaged by its enjoyability.
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I think it's an early reflection of a quite long-term environmental awareness.
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But the reasons are a reflection of the "facts on the ground" today.
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Put another way, you might say that the way forward begins with Reflection.
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Also, in a spooky twist, his daughter's reflection is missing from the mirror.
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This reflection and reframing allowed them to understand and recall the material better.
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Amazon's Whole Foods acquisition is a reflection of the shifting attitude towards food.
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"This is a reflection that the sport needs to move on," he said.
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But a short reflection reminds us that seeming dichotomies often support one another.
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The church possesses a solid body of reflection concerning mitigating factors and situations.
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This is not a reflection of what our season is about to be.
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What's actually quite predictable is Clinton's seeming lack of remorse and self-reflection.
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In the reflection, the line would take on the appearance of a square.
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They were shocked, but on further reflection, decided the numbers explained a lot.
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Where is the reflection of this reality in research priorities and overlying policies?
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"Americans are doing a lot more self-reflection," one of the students said.
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It is meant to be a time of spiritual reflection and increased devotion.
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But that's because the Farm Bill's dysfunction is a reflection of Congress itself.
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The stock market is a reflection of the economy, albeit an imperfect one.
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When I turned the display lights on, their reflection gleamed in his eyes.
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Even a moment's reflection should reveal how dire a situation this really is.
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The muted reaction is, in part, a reflection of the Palestinians' uninspiring leadership.
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The Capitol casts a reflection on Wednesday, amidst another busy week in Congress.
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I saw it as a reflection of whether I would succeed in life.
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It is a reflection of the facets that make us who we are.
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These pollsters argue that they're a more accurate reflection of the Latino electorate.
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The conflict is, in some ways, a reflection of Todos Santos's increasing complexity.
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To be denied a reflection and to be locked out of a self.
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Evidence suggests that it is more likely a reflection of our own biases.
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Sport sandals, like all shoes, can be a reflection of your personal style.
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He says that's a reflection of how much more difficult defecting has become.
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" First, he laid out the tail hypothesis: "Reddit is a reflection of reality.
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This is a reflection of thousands of years of Jewish history and tradition.
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Doesn't it look like this swimmer could reach out and touch her reflection?
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Reflection should be a realistic, honest and non-judgmental process through and through.
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When she looked in the mirror, she felt little connection to her reflection.
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Trump is a reflection of the Republican desire to win at all costs.
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The third reflection, a faint echo, came from the bottom of the canyon.
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I mean that's the strategic reflection which you know the conversation has started.
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It requires self-reflection and a willingness to challenge orthodoxies of the past.
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The impasse has also become a broader reflection of governing dysfunction in Washington.
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Mercury retrograde ends on Wednesday, capping a period of reflection on your partnerships.
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It's an interesting reflection of how life has developed, how times have changed.
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Fear of being happy is a reflection of the shakeup of that worldview.
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A reflection like this one is just what some art world players need.
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For me, it's a coming-of-age, late 20s experience in self-reflection.
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So short I found there was no room for much reflection or exploration.
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But now it is a perfect reflection of the moment we are living.
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A large mirror faces you and if you wave, your reflection waves back.
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"My book is a reflection of how bad it's always been," she says.
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She's the anchor of the film; Heather is as fleeting as a reflection.
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She says they are a reflection on the everyday life of Iranian women.
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Not every video is a reflection on international politics or historically problematic figures.
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Mr. Rechmaoui sees this as an ideal reflection of Beirut's highs and lows.
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She asks about the silver- and white-sided cardboard used for light reflection.
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Perhaps that is why McCain's death has caused a moment of national reflection.
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His poster design reads like an art deco reflection of Lincoln Center cachet.
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Graphic Review A personal and pictorial reflection on Nabokov's first English-language novel.
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Do I honestly believe that's a true reflection of God or our universe?
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Since dictionaries don't invent new meanings, this is really a reflection of usage.
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Later, upon reflection, he adds, "It's time for other people to dissect Luton".
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The piece has a fortuneteller and haunted, ghostlike reflection hanging on the wall.
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I, too, used to hone such stories and give them away without reflection.
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Both of those statistics seem a fair reflection of the first 45 minutes.
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"I'm not a cynic," he says, during a rare moment of self-reflection.
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Nadal's upset on Saturday was certainly a reflection of his struggles in 231.
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That comes because Mark Zuckerberg runs the company as a reflection of him.
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Instead, both Allen and Carroll insist on reflection and trusting your gut. Ugh.
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I think we're going to have a lot of time of self-reflection.
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In your newest project you use reflection, luminous bio-organisms, and energy production.
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Did you see the reflection of that neon sign in the flooded pothole?
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I think Qahera is mainly inspirational when people see a reflection of themselves.
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Above, a reflection of the Capitol from the Russell Senate building in Washington.
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The dark ambiance established is that of sober celebration tinged with melancholy reflection.
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Typically, questions to him that call for self-reflection are dealt with dismissively.
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Even seeing its own reflection in a mirror can calm a flamingo down.
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That's probably a reflection of how strong an act of resistance it was.
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Their outfits change from scene to scene in a reflection of the times.
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For many Jews, this Hanukkah will be a particularly charged time of reflection.
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Either of those results could be a more accurate reflection of the race.
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What prospective single parents do need, however, is a lot of self-reflection.
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" Part of it has to be self-reflection: "What can I do better?
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Use the goodbye as a moment of gratitude and a moment of reflection.
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For some scientists, the bright radar reflection falls a bit short of proof.
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The silence of the Democratic senators is a reflection of contemporary cultural pressures.
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In this way he was a perfect reflection of the new Whiny Right.
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"I wanted to make it a reflection of my character," Ms. Ebersole said.
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That may be a reflection of South Korea's diminishing faith in its economy.
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But Peter's actions might be a reflection of the crowd he's been keeping.
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If social media and legacy media are any reflection, Canadians welcome the couple.
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Johnson said the depicted upheaval is a reflection of President Donald Trump's leadership.
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Corbyn said he would quit as Labour leader after a period of reflection.
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The last three seasons have simply been a reflection of most other periods.
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But we also see in them a reflection of our less noble habits.
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Make time for quiet, deep reflection—the changes taking place are not superficial.
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But it is a reflection of the fact that we are in hurry.
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What you wear on your body is a reflection of everything around you.
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Reflection should be a careful process and not a series of snap judgments.
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Once inside, I instantly noticed the shiny art installation and the reflection pool.
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Invite students to write a personal reflection on how the video affected them.
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The second is a more accurate reflection of how I'm feeling right now.
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It's a reflection of our selective amnesia that few people know her name.
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The yen's swings are a broader reflection of market sentiment around the world.
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In a hurry, I snap a photograph of the young, brown woman's reflection.
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At Insider, the reaction to its "sub roll" video prompted some sober reflection.
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Not an echo chamber of liberal intellectualism, but an honest reflection of reality.
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At night, the glowing reflection of nearby suburban homes flickers across the walls.
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It is a reflection of naïveté about how big the U.S. government is.
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And his latest is a dizzying flurry of quick raps and self-reflection.
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The most universally beloved character on HBO's Barry, Hank is self-reflection personified.
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As a reflection of consumer fatigue, smartphone sales have been on the decline.
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It's just a reflection of solid underlying fundamentals and strong demand for loans.
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Before you go on future dates, you should also do some self-reflection.
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"It's really a reflection of the whole Warner marketing team," Ms. Rich said.
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The locations of college campuses can be a reflection of a bygone America.
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Call it a statement on climate change or a reflection on self-harm.
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The album's enduring success isn't just a reflection of Ronstadt's generous musical gifts.
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In another way, though, it's a reflection of how policy happens under Trump.
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As a reflection of the current mood, the book can feel eerily accurate.
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Most have heard of the god who became entranced by his own reflection.
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It's probably more a reflection on San Diego's rebuilding project than anything else.
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" "It also is a reflection on the administration's disdain for the FBI itself.
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"Ultimately, data is a reflection of our human nature and ourselves," he said.
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He was me when I was young, a reflection of my surroundings then.
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It's also a reflection of Markle, who she is — and who she isn't.
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Objects rendered dysfunctional become a reflection of their service to a patriarchal system.
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Simpson compresses so many kinds of looking and reflection into a single piece.
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And at that time it was a lot of, you know, self-reflection.
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That Reddit, to the extent that I believe it is and should be a reflection of what's going on in society, it should be an accurate reflection of what's going on in society and that means our systems aren't being gamed.
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The company's new Urbex backpack, available in 20 ($100), 24 ($130), and 28-liter ($150) sizes is not only a reflection of how photography has changed, it's also a reflection of how much gear we can't leave home without nowadays.
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Visiting Santa Cruz's boardwalk as a child in 1986, she wandered away from her parents and into a hall of mirrors, where she saw a reflection that wasn't a reflection: a girl who was identical to her in every way.
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Instead, I stood and stared at the reflection of my legs in the window, analyzing if they looked different from 30 minutes prior in my bathroom mirror, bedroom mirror, in the reflection of my kitchen oven, neighbor's window, or shop window.
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But the sheer size of the write-in vote raised eyebrows among political observers who saw a reflection of voter discontent with the slate of candidates, as well as a reflection of broader negativity about politicians and the political process.
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Honestly, I mean I hope this comes across talking to me, as it's something that people always say to me in real life: I think it's it's such a reflection of us as a company, it's such a reflection of me.
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His selection of the abrasive Dylan Hartley as captain is a reflection of that.
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Both independence and low inflation would then be a reflection of that underlying shift.
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The inconsistencies of the heart are expressed so succinctly that laughter fades into reflection.
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It is the most sage confession of an album full of downcast personal reflection.
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PEN15 is a reflection of their middle-school selves, and the creators' real friendship.
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This campaign needs to be a reflection of the people that are supporting it.
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The political crisis in Britain is a reflection of global political trends, Brown said.
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If it's a reflection of Melania Trump, it will be more slideshow than conversation.
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You contend that TV is a reflection of who we are as a society.
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We have to consider that it may all just be a reflection of ourselves.
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Arrests are just a reflection of what law enforcement is doing, not necessarily use.
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But as Thomas Sowell points out, it -- it&aposs a reflection in age difference.
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That is a reflection that negotiating the changes with Democrats could be time-consuming.
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Is the rosary scene a reflection of your early life in the Catholic Church?
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But with his own replica, he is Narcissus, staring into his reflection for hours.
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They may just be a reflection of the bizarre world of negative interest rates.
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Ronay, in fact, hopes that the installation will offer viewers a space for reflection.
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By contrast, Trump's breezy statement reveals a remarkable lack of gravity or deep reflection.
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She says that the "reflection" of diversity on the silver screen "wasn't enough" before.
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"Yesterday was a reflection of the increased odds of a Clinton presidency," Doty said.
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After noticing a reflection in Catharina's right eye in a picture taken on Dec.
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If Annihilation was the reflection, this is the object—or is it the reverse?
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It was a lot of reflection, and very personal and autobiographical, but also editorialized.
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And I just think it's a fair reflection of the situation we're waiting for.
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The "cleaning solution" truly did its job—I could nearly see my reflection after.
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"One of my most basic formulas for life is Pain + Reflection = Progress," Dalio added.
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I feel like, I mean, legacy admissions, it's a reflection of interest groups, right?
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Mr Trump's perceived success is fragile, being largely a reflection of Mr Obama's failure.
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She cleaned and buffed the floors until you could see your reflection in them.
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The United Arab Emirates said Doha's decision was a reflection of its declining influence.
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It's a reflection of me, and I'm in a really good place right now.
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Blake's work is not simply provocative, but an honest reflection of their lived experience.
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In this sense, it's never truly a reflection of me—it's only a vehicle.
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And while her lyrics embrace mortal reflection, Ms. O'Donovan has room for earthbound concerns.
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Given the blue reflection in the car window, the police are on the way.
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"We call for reflection so that the democratic path can be retaken," she said.
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This has prompted additional internal reflection about whether we are making the right choices.
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Seeing a therapist and doing self-reflection can help you better understand your situation.
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Most of Mr Kavanaugh's Republican supporters, after an instant's reflection, have therefore doubled down.
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It's a reflection on what makes each and every one of us human beings.
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Though he added it did successfully spot him kissing his reflection in a mirror.
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The subject's answers are a reflection on that person's personal tastes, opinions and judgments.
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So that is an accurate reflection of the vibe at the office right now.
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Or maybe they do, because this one can't get enough of its own reflection.
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Armistice Day is in danger of becoming an excuse for furore, rather than reflection.
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While Xinhua commentaries are not official statements, they offer a reflection of Beijing's thinking.
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The campaign is a reflection of increasingly vibrant neighbourhood activism in the Russian capital.
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The track is one of the brighter moments of self-reflection on the record.
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He's Bruce, and she's Linda, she says, just like in their first reflection together.
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More striking yet is the almost invisible reflection of the photographer in the window.
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The material is the reflection of certain time periods, designs, models, and the like.
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They are a reflection of whipped-up fear and are not based in fact.
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I look forward to continuing the process of self-reflection, growth, and healing together.
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In part, though, rising exports are simply a reflection of China's continuing aluminium ascendancy.
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In another reflection of Republicans' stronger-than-expected night, Johnson rallied and solidly rebounded.
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"It's a reflection that we are in the age of celebrity politics," Troy said.
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Saeid was still observing Ramadan, a time for reflection for Muslims around the world.
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This is a world without mirrors, where there is no possibility of self-reflection.
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Self-reflection, accountability, and change are all positive things and my focus right now.
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