There's a whole marketplace of self-care items capitalizing on our distress: self-care makeup, self-care manicures, self-care face masks, self-care massages, self-care detox tea.
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The focus on self, self, self, self, self makes the human brain skew away from interests and activities that help alleviate others' pains/problems.
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Live Review Self-pity, self-mockery, self-righteousness, self-loathing, self-defense — long before the era of the selfie, Morrissey was writing songs that turned constant self-absorption into a blood sport.
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It's the playful self, the unsocialized self, the naïve self.
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It was a denial of self, a strange notion for us living in this confessional age when self – self-exploration, self-expression, self-love – is paramount.
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" Paul Begala: Boomers, worst generation ever Sixteen years ago I wrote in Esquire, "The baby boomers are the most self-centered, self-seeking, self-interested, self-absorbed, self-indulgent, self-aggrandizing generation in American history.
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But other moments (staring at fingers, picking up a foot) flash self-awareness, self-examination, self-bewilderment, self-alienation.
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Practicing self-compassion Practicing self-compassion is eating in a way that reflects self-value and self-regard, Fletcher explained.
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We have self-driving cars, self-driving trucks, self-driving boats, and self-driving buses, so it was only a matter of time before we got self-driving bulldozers.
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Here are the best self-tanners you can buy: Best self-tanner overall: Fake Bake Self Tanning Liquid Solution FlawlessBest self-tanning mousse: St. Tropez Self Tan Classic Bronzing MousseBest self-tanning mist: Coola Sunless Tan Dry Body Oil MistBest self-tanner for your face: Tan-Luxe The Face Illuminating Self Tan DropsBest drugstore self-tanner: Banana Boat Self Tanning Sunless LotionUpdated on 10/22/2019 by Remi Rosmarin: Updated links, formatting, and prices.
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" The rest are more magical creatures — her imagined self, dreamed self, unknown self, and, maybe most exciting — the "not–self-at-all.
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Few men are as self-assured, self-indulgent, and self-promoting as Scott Disick.
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That the Internet was all about self-publishing and self-control and self-curation?
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But it can also cause you to think of those other selves: that poorer self, that queerer self, that darker self, that privileged self.
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Health, comfort, self-care, self-love, and self-priority are things that should be universal.
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He has always been an unabashedly crude, self-interested, self-promoting and self-regarding man.
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Narratives of female self-mutilation, conversely, tend to veer towards self-abnegation and self-annihilation.
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I was full of fear and self-doubt and self-loathing and self-everything-shit.
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What this creates is a politics of enormous self-justification, self-affirmation and self-righteousness.
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Xinhua, a state news agency, says they will adopt measures to improve the party's ability at "self-cleansing, self-consummating, self-innovating and self-enhancing".
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"You cannot separate your emotional self from your intellectual self, from your physical self," Anderson said.
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Be self-generating, self-creating, self-promoting, love what you do, and you will go far.
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The ideal is a science-fiction scenario where your future self calls your past self, and your past self asks your future self to prove it's you.
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Just self love, self care, self confidence, and really just taking care of yourself and loving yourself.
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You've self-published over six books and zines, do you often self-make and self-publish your work?
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"It's like a self-contained area within a self-contained area within a self-contained area," Levine said.
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Chandler's hero, that "self-sufficient, self-satisfied, self-confident, untouchable bastard" Philip Marlowe, is a ravishing American creation.
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You've become one of the bastards we hated: An egomaniacal, Self-centered, Self-serving, Self-deceived, Mega-corporate Prick!
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She describes herself as a "self-acceptance warrior," and focuses her work on self-esteem, authenticity and self-acceptance.
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Regardless, those autonomous capabilities were pretty advanced, providing customers with a self-provisioning, self-tuning and self-repairing database.
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"It's like a self-contained area within a self-contained area within a self-contained area," Levine told Reuters.
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Proponents of "the quantified self" phenomenon argue that the data we collect is for self-knowledge and self-empowerment.
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That's why professionals are saying those who believe they have the virus should self-isolate, self-isolate, self-isolate.
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Between jags of crippling loneliness and wretched TV, it's an education in self-sufficiency, self-actualization and self-tanner.
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We are disappointed to find that the self-taught are also self-centered, although a moment's reflection should tell us that you have to be self-centered to become self-taught.
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He appears to be a self-hating baby boomer, a self-hating member of the Harvard Business School/Goldman Sachs elite, a self-hating Hollywood director and a self-hating journalist.
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Each petal thriving from self-fulfilling prophecies hope for sympathy, self-generated stress, overeating, undereating, and critical self-evaluations (Luna).
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With businesses temporarily closed and citizens self quarantining, self isolating, and/or self distancing, we're put in a difficult bind.
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From a technological perspective, implementing self-driving in trucks is easier than self-driving personal cars, or even self-driving taxis.
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Furthermore, self-blame is linked with more distress, anxiety, depression, harsh self-criticism, low self-worth and poorer recovery from trauma.
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People who take medications to treat insomnia do not learn anything about self-control, self-esteem and self-efficacy, he said.
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Self-maintenance, self-regulation, and self-awareness are key for people like me to be able to live through the disorder.
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In a way, you could say that this effect tallies with Coward's self-serving (as well as self-satirizing) self-portrait.
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We live in a culture of selfism — a culture that puts tremendous emphasis on self, on self-care and self-display.
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A final note: this show includes two of the saddest and scariest self-portraits done in modern times: "Self-Portrait as a Punchbag" and "Self-Portrait After Rembrandt's Last Self-Portrait" (both 2004).
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They're both transcendently — and transparently — self-serving and self-infatuated.
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It's about confidence, self expression, and, most importantly, self love.
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The self changes, as the self is liable to do.
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A MINUS Lana Del Rey: Ultraviolence (Polydor/Interscope) Self-made sad girl celebrates self-caricaturing sex appeal of self-fulfilling bad love.
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H&R Block Self-Employed for $96.98 versus TurboTax Self-Employed for $170: Best for self-employed folks and small business owners.
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The terrible thing that happened naturally makes the crybully feel unsafe, self-protective and self-conscious to the point of self-absorption.
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Perceived discrepancies between one's ideal self and one's actual self are associated with adjustment problems, lower self-esteem, and higher negative affect.
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"I've come to realize that not just my 19 year-old self but my schoolyard self, my married self, my professional self have all been at times a victim of this very condition," Johansson continued.
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Amanda Self was the wife of Gaston County Police Officer Josh Self, who also was seriously injured, along with Roger Self&aposs wife, Diane, and the 303-year-old daughter of Josh and Amanda Self.
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Volkswagen engineers also recently invented a stroller they describe as "self-propelled, self-steering and self-driving, in addition to being self-stopping," although the company doesn't expect it to hit the market anytime soon.
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And it is filled with the sort of self-worshiping, self-flagellating self-centeredness you associate with boys tormented by their raging hormones.
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This is not dissimilar to the concept of "emptiness of self," in Buddhism, and "surrender of ego-self to real self," in Hinduism.
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SELF-EMPLOYED The real juicy retirement plan deductions go to people who are self-employed, or have at least some self-employment income.
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Leave negativity and self-doubt behind to awaken your authentic self.
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My future self can deal with my past self, I thought.
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A lot of people self-actualize through the subjugation of self.
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Keep on being your awesome, confident and self-aware self, Kevin.
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Here was the new American self — rational, moral, not self-indulgent.
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A deep love for self, and a deep hate of self.
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It was an exercise in self-analysis, and I tried to make it as objective as possible — no self-pity and no self-justification.
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Self-esteem is one of the levels of Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and improvements to self-confidence can contribute to your broader self-esteem.
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It's just self-guiding, self-directing teams of around 12, 13 nurses.
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Trump's moves are aimed at self-aggrandizement and self-profiteering as well.
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And they're very self-aware enough to write the character, self-aware.
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I really want to expand to talk about self-care, self-love.
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My 20-year-old self is so disgusted with my current self.
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That can be really dangerous for your self-esteem, your self-worth.
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It takes away from your self-confidence, your self-worth, your sanity.
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LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - Self-driving cars, meet Amazon's self-driving toys. Amazon.
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Individuals, images, and aesthetics become landmarks for self-identification and self-esteem.
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"It's not a moment of self-criticism, but self-celebration," he says.
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It was the ultimate self-fulfilling and self-justifying prophesy for Trump.
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Self promotion of this variety falls under "self plug" for our purposes.
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So by being self-obsessed you get these micro self-obsession payoffs.
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This article covers self-harm and includes images of self-injury scars.
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She has no mechanisms of self-control; perhaps no self at all.
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At its heart, Black Consciousness demanded pride, self-assertion, and self-confidence.
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Self-compassion can lead to greater achievement than self-criticism ever could.
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Corruption within a self-serving and self-preserving bureaucracy is entirely predictable.
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She is a self-reflexive writer who, miraculously, doesn't seem self-conscious.
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That was the sort of self-pitying, self-aggrandizing wretches we were.
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Unfortunately, that person is also self-centered, selfish, and sometimes self-deluded.
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They teach you to call upon your self-respect and self-reliance.
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Openly self-hating people are just better than closeted self-hating people.
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Self-esteem and self-worth issues will also come up for examination.
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It's about self-acceptance — the entire self, not just the visible bits.
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I like the idea of fucking flagrant self-promotion and self-hatred.
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Murphy's self-confidence helped Brown fight his own self-loathing, Brown said.
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His self-examination manages to be both endearing and irksomely self-congratulatory.
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Self-sabotage is particularly dangerous to our goals because it's self-reinforcing.
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He wants to expand into self-driving trucks and self-driving buses.
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Paradoxically, too much funny self-effacement can come off as self-centeredness.
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Sometimes it's hard to distinguish between self-deprecating and self-disparaging humor.
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It leads to a strange kind of self-contempt and self-alienation.
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But inhabiting the extremes demands self-discipline that borders on self-delusion.
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"It was a period of self-education and self-development," said Bill.
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His self-belief is matched only by his capacity for self-sabotage.
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Barbara was a self-made woman; Sam is a self-made woman.
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It's self-perpetuating and self-feeding, and right now, it feels endless.
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CARAMANICA And another indication of Swift's newfound self-confidence, and self-awareness.
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Noticing your self-lies is really hard, even for the self-aware.
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Not self-loathing, but I'm a huge believer in low self-esteem.
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The best opportunities go to the self-employed and partially self-employed.
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Five years in, I found my true self through persistent self-exploration.
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High self-efficacy has been linked to self-regulation, resilience and accomplishment.
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So I went on a self-improvement, self-discovery kind of thing.
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But capitalist culture enforces the myth of the privatized, self-centered self.
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His daughter-in-law, Amanda Self, who was married to Roger Self&aposs son, Gaston County Police Officer Josh Self, also died in the incident.
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" While he has close ties to the N.R.A., Mr. Smith's goal was to build a black association that was "self-governed, self-maintained, self-driven.
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You could, of course, make yourself dizzy with the quadruple back flip of parody, self-parody, self-self-parody and meta-parody at work here.
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"Shrove Tuesday is about self-indulgence, Lent is about self-denial, and Ash Wednesday, in between the two, is about self-assessment," Dr. Brown added.
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The Gaston Gazette reports Amanda Self was the wife of Gaston County Police Officer Josh Self, who also was seriously injured, along with Roger Self&aposs wife, Diane, and the 13-year-old daughter of Josh and Amanda Self.
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And I feel like self care has somehow become synonymous with self indulgence or...self investment, or people who have time to indulge in self care practices are somehow, you know, they have an excess of time and money.
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Via a three-second delay, it projects your present self and past self simultaneously, one blurring the other, so that no self gets the final say.
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"I think that it&aposs good for little girls to see that being self-employed, self-generated, self-inspired is a really important thing," she shared.
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Self-confidence and self-efficacy are both rooted in experience, but self-confidence reflects a broader view of yourself, rather than your confidence in specific tasks.
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Yet Mr. Hawkins finds an emotional solidity in the slipperiness, an abiding ache of yearning that translates into continuing, self-doubting and self-asserting self-transformation.
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Brexit wasn't just about unyoking the U.K. from the E.U. It was also a statement of British self-belief, self-reliance and capacity for self-rule.
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My self-love comes from positive self-talk, grounding and lots of meditation.
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Are there certain self-care records or self-care albums that help you?
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Love Yourself: Answer would be self, as it describes self-acceptance and awareness.
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It doesn't pander to your lowest self, it shows you your deepest self.
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There's no nagging or judgment, just self-compassion, self-care, and actual achievement.
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No surprise that this self-reflective exhibition begins with the artist's self-portraits.
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Anxiety and self-loathing caused him to "self-medicate" with alcohol, he says.
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I hated the words they used: inner child, self-care, intimacy, self-love.
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The movie's about self-acceptance and self-love, but also love for family.
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But the manta rays did exhibit self-directed behaviors consistent with self-awareness.
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I've had a long journey of self-acceptance and boosting my self-esteem.
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No bitch fictions unless protecting her bad self with their dad self counts.
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Still, the passage exemplifies Holden's slow crawl toward self-awareness and self-reflection.
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Instead of being out for self, we can be out for self united.
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They take a person back to their younger self, a more reckless self.
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How we behave when our reality, self-image, and self-worth are threatened.
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It is hilariously self-aggrandising, but at the same time seems self-mocking.
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"I see these women gain self-confidence and find self-worth," she said.
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The photo sharing app plays directly into our self-esteem and self worth.
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But it also reflects her ceaseless process of self-examination and self-discovery.
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Collective self-defense is subject to pragmatic considerations of expediency and self-interest.
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Treat yo self all day, every day, we say — that's true self-care.
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"People look at their own self interests, their immediate self interests," Corker said.
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Challenging questions tossed at them were met with self-assurance and self-control.
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The security of self-employment I've been self-employed for seven years now.
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As I spoke, I became filled with both self-loathing and self-praise.
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But they are also looking for focus, maturity, self-control and self-awareness.
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I felt self-conscious because I didn't want to make him self-conscious.
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Add another self-driving startup to your growing list of self-driving startups.
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Merrill's project occupies a strange space between art, self-promotion and self-improvement.
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Mimicking nature, infrastructure can now self-diagnose and self-heal when problems arise.
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To become her most profitable self, she must also become her worst self.
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Self-care (meditation, mindfulness, and other self-help methods) have dominated current narratives.
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She sees shoes as a means of both self-expression and self-defense.
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My self-pitying turned to self-loathing, and then a dull, exhausted quiet.
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The American tradition rests on pillars of self-questioning, self-actualization and disagreement.
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He was called self-hating for all this, but he wasn't self-hating.
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Warhol, self-creator par excellence, learned some of his self-sculpting from them.
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Each of us travels a unique path of self-realization and self-actualization.
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And as self-proclaimed "extreme extroverts" in self-isolation, they couldn't sit still.
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"I had self-confidence but not a lot of self-esteem," he said.
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Ironically, the "new self" Maggie meets in the affair is a religious self.
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Bret: Comey is that familiar Washington type: the self-regarding, self-styled saint.
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As she transformed from self-doubting to self-accepting, there was a hiccup.
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For self-help tourists, self-help material is like going to the doctor.
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Adam Nevill's self-published short story collections, flanking his first self-published novel.
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Self-care that doesn&apost get you anywhere good, but still self-care.
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Your landlord must provide the building with a self-closing, self-locking door.
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We all, single or partnered, can benefit from self work and self love.
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And not only self-driving cars, but self-driving buses and shared transportation.
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I think it can be self congratulatory and typically a self-designated label.
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He's humble but boastful, sensitive but callous, self-conscious but overly self-confident.
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Let Mashable help with our new series Me, My Self-Care & I. As the concept of self-care has spiralled out from the original definition, one of its new mutant meanings stands out: Self-care is actually just self-parenting.
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I don't want to get totally Freudian here, so I mostly mean a person's self-esteem and self-worth as well as their sense of self-importance.
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LESLIE BROWN Baltimore To the Editor: Many young American girls today are growing up with low self-esteem, poor self-image, insecurities and lack of self-confidence.
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It grows and it travels, spreading thin, but inwardly self generating, self building, self enforcing: cryptobiotic soil as complete colony, dust as traveling message–distance, sediment, flow.
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The chief executive of Waymo, the self-driving car unit owned by Google's parent company, has said that self-driving trucks may emerge before self-driving taxis.
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For him, borders are vital to democratic self-determination, particularly since immigration can change the character of a country—"the 'self' in 'self-determination,' " he calls it.
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In his unjustly forgotten early self-portraits, such as "Self-portrait with Slightly Lowered Head" (1861), Fantin-Latour's self-image becomes another fact of the observable world.
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We need to take over and promote positivity, creativity, self-help, and self-care.
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Procrastinators often self-criticize, says Li, but negative self-talk will hold you back.
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EI comprises four fundamental capabilities: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness and social skill.
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There's a lot of self-anger and self-rage about what they did wrong.
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These strong women were self-conscious about their bodies and questioning their self-worth.
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Man, do I hate my former self for doing this to my present self.
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At the same time as this really deep-seated self-love and self-regard.
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He also recommends "The Self In Self-Help," a 2013 essay by Kathryn Schultz.
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Self Stirring Coffee Mug Spice up someone's morning routine with a self-stirring mug.
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But that comfort can become dangerous without warning: self-destruction disguised as self-care.
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It's a story about self-discovery, family drama, and the limits of self control.
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Add another self-driving startup to your long list of self-driving startups: Nuro.ai.
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And now we're also seeing self-driving trains that are possible, self-driving planes.
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I started to have self-confidence, self-control, inner peace, and trust in myself.
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Your future self will someday thank your present self for this good reading decision.
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Alvarez: With openness, I have to accept my real self versus my ideal self.
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"The practice is very much based on self-trust and self-authority," Shah says.
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There was this idea of their inside self being portrayed on their outside self.
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Few things are more isolating than experiencing feelings of self-destruction and self-loathing.
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I was shattered, cracked open by heartbreak, stripped of self-worth and self-esteem.
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Alphabet — The company's Waymo self-driving unit is working on developing self-driving trucks.
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There's a fine line between being your true self and being your best self.
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" In particular, Jones said that she was interested in "self-empowerment versus self-objectification.
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Medicine's culture of perfectionism can sometimes border on self-flagellation, self-sacrifice, even martyrdom.
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Who touches this book touches a fleshly, ambitious, anxious, self-involved, self-doubting mortal.
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Rejecting polarization is more than self-improvement; it is an exercise in self-respect.
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Protecting oneself from self-destructive behaviors is an expression of self-awareness and autonomy.
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Her neediness threatens his detached self-control — and fuels his own self-destructive tendencies.
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Start to align your current self with the future self you want to become.
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He's the perfect embodiment of the "Me" generation — loud, obnoxious, self-centered, self-absorbed.
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My teenage self and my adult self just don't identify with the VSCO girl.
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It's a mixture of self-motivation and self-psychoanalysis done all in one take.
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The aim was "to help adults self-learn and become self-aware," Green said.
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Imagine all-organic fabrics that self-steamed and self-pressed; that would be amazing.
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And I often think of my future self looking back at my present self.
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Start with self-hate in myself, self-hate for other guys roaming around here.
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"People self-sabotage because they want to protect their self-esteem," the researchers said.
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Second, one must develop strategies to transform negative self-chatter into positive self-talk.
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Most of our peer academic blogs were also largely self-published, self-edited efforts.
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Instead, doctors try to respect and promote the patient's self-understanding and self-determination.
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Conservatives look at liberals' emphasis on self-expression and see weakness and self-indulgence.
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The self-watering, self-lit walls produce fresh air that circulates into the office.
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Republicans focused on self-interest — or self-preservation — are under pressure from all directions.
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Apparently, as every self-help book purports, love really does start with the self.
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However, the well-based opposition to self-pardons should not lead to self-delusion.
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While self-confidence is a key to achieving greatness, arrogance can be self-sabotage.
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But self-care, real self-care, is the inner work you do within yourself.
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Morgan is sarcastic and fragile, acutely self-aware but still riddled with self-doubt.
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This is not an argument for self-loathing; it's an argument for self-awareness.
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He has mastered the quintessentially British skill of packaging self-promotion as self-deprecation.
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The group grew in size to become a self-exhibiting and self-publishing enterprise.
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Things on Medium are pretty self-important, and not in a self-aware way.
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JW: Self-aggrandizement is so much nihilism — critical, self-lacerating feelings of total impotence.
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The culture at the Times was so self-effacing, I mean publicly self-effacing.
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That experience set me on my own journey of self-acceptance and self-love.
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What's more, these symbiotic systems could also be used to power future electronic systems more organically, resulting in devices capable of self-power, self-repair, and self-growth.
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To speak of healthy economies and self-sufficiency in a colony is a contradiction unless it is tied to a dialogue on political self-determination and self-rule.
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According to Dr. Well's research, this technique of literal self-reflection is a quick and accessible practice for us to cultivate self-love and change our self-perception.
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Luke abused Ms. Sebert in order to destroy her self-confidence, self-image, and self-worth so that he could maintain complete control over her life and career.
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Since 1967, the villagers have conducted an annual exercise in collective self-analysis, self-absorption and self-motivation, turning their inner struggles, doubts, hopes and fears into art.
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"Again, these are self reports so we might want to question the accuracy of self reports but some self reports are claiming only using nicotine products," Zeller said.
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At any point in this poem, he could have gotten bogged down (or should I say wallowed) some self-serving, self-pitying, self-aggrandizing memory, but he didn't.
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Lyft is beginning its self-driving car pilot with self-driving car company nuTonomy in Boston as it looks to ramp up its self-driving efforts, and is now matching its riders with self-driving vehicles in parts of Boston, nuTonomy said today.
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The Milan-based fine art photographer ponders the concept of self-image and her own self-perceptions in a series of surreal self portraits entitled, Me At My Best.
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These self-portraits seem to be an attempt to recompose his shattered sense of self after the violence of his therapy; characteristically, his self-styled cure was more violence.
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Go deeper: Self-driving cars bring new risks — and require new regulations Why self-driving cars need federal regulations Auto, tech industries urge Congress to pass self-driving legislation
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But whether hair-touching is an act of self-harm, self-consciousness, or just self-love, there's still the worry that it could be doing your ends some harm.
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Google's Self-Driving Car Company Is Finally HereSeven years after kickstarting the self-driving industry, Google's self-driving car project became its own company under the Alphabet umbrella: Waymo.
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On their 13th wedding anniversary, Alexis shared a self-care post on Instagram writing, "Many things try to slow us down from our own "self work" or "self happiness.
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You have to use your best self in your ability to negotiate, your best self in the ability to adapt, your best self how you're perceived in this environment.
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"The net earnings from self-employment resulting from those activities constitute self-employment income and are subject to self-employment tax," the IRS said in a March 2014 notice.
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Dr. Luke abused Ms. Sebert in order to destroy her self-confidence, self-image, and self-worth so that he could maintain complete control over her life and career.
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As an icebreaker or think-pair-share, I have my students take this self-compassion quiz that measures how much self-kindness or harsh self-judgment they show themselves.
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Related: This Photographer Transformed Herself for 300 Self-Portraits 21 Female Artists Reflect on the Origins of Self-Portraiture 150 Self-Portraits Reveal the Inner Lives of Iconic Artists
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They may like that she has a strong self-care routine and high self-esteem.
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Throughout the exhibition, self-empowerment and self-management are featured as forms of urban resistance.
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I was a deeply unhappy person — I had no self-worth and no self-esteem.
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"Chill the fuck out," my internet self is constantly shouting to my real-life self.
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Interest in self-managing or self-inducing abortions is on the rise, according to reports.
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"Self-absorption is general, as is self-doubt," she'd memorably begin that Woody Allen piece.
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The self-proclaimed tagline turned into a self-fulfilling nightmare for Chen and his team.
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I'm more interested in his 50-year-old self than his 40-year-old self.
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I believe that the only thing you care about is self-aggrandizement and self-enrichment.
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Remember doing small things can be a sort of self-celebration — and queered self-care.
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IN WALKING A middle path, between self-indulgence and self-mortification, Buddhists face great temptations.
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But I think self-awareness and self-reflectivity, in a film like Tarantino's, that's cool.
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Similar advances will also be required to perfect self-driving cars and self-flying drones.
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To me, this class sounded like a self help book, and I love self help!
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Intel and its self-driving subsidiary, Mobileye, began testing 100 self-driving cars in Jerusalem.
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Perhaps this is Hillary's true self at last, or at least her true self-conception.
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A nuanced portrayal of self on-screen begets a nuanced portrayal of self — full stop.
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The researchers also measured each student's depressive symptoms, self-worth, and self-perceived social acceptance.
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I felt self-conscious about modeling, but you can't let self-consciousness get to you.
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And that interaction, to me, was Summit: cringey, self-promotional, self-aggrandizing, but also earnest.
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The gun lobby and their Republican allies regularly advocate both self-accountability and self-defense.
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Plus, if you're self-employed you'll need to pay quarterly taxes and self-employment taxes.
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"As a model, I didn't really have any self-identity or self-worth," she said.
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Can your current competent self cut off nutrition and hydration for your future demented self?
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It's a gift from the self to the self—reading done right is a form
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Over the last three decades, conservatives have built a self-contained, self-referential media ecosystem.
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What could potentially be maudlin or self-pitying is rescued by Gagner's self-deprecating humor.
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"You won't always succeed," the self-made billionaires writes to his 25-year-old self.
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What makes them so awful isn't their self-interest; it's what their self-interest undermines.
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But the human capacity for self-deception — the ultimate self-credulity — is also unfettered, unlimited.
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"It's an incredible history of black self-determination, creativity and self-empowerment," Mr. Fields said.
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This full moon will illuminate self-worth issues, allowing you to work on self-healing.
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We work hard to curate the public self and rarely think about the shadow self.
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For example, you might explicitly teach skills like self-awareness, self-management or prosocial behaviors.
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"Self-care" is trendy, while self-denial is not, even if both require skipping dessert.
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Looking at those images, she seemed to suggest, was both self-absorbed and self-absolving.
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" That same month, she told Elle: "A Hot Girl exudes self-love and self-confidence.
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The technological pieces of self-driving, self-charging, electric vehicles are quickly falling into place.
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His true self-periodically shows through, with flashes of sadness, confusion, and murderous self-loathing.
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"Self-reporting can be useful, assuming it's followed up with systematic self-correction," Tarbert added.
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In place of their pomp and self-seriousness, some self-irony might be in order.
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When we're self-critical, we self-censor, and don't even give these experiences a chance.
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Both are endlessly fascinating psychological studies: self-regarding, with Napoleon-style grandiosity, and self-incriminating.
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It's just stewing in a toxic, hideous feeling of low self-worth and self-loathing.
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Ms. Pugh's self-published "Healthy Holly" series centers on a girl focused on self-improvement.
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If you're self-employed, you have to withhold self-employment tax and income tax yourself.
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Or are you gonna just have a life of emptiness, self-hatred and self-loathing?
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The video is presumably an artist's self-portrait, high-concept but also self-consciously silly.
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The list of aberrations is almost as endless as the president's self-proclaimed self-esteem.
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Analyzing is the same as complaining, and self-analysis is the twin of self-promotion.
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It culminates in the right of self-determination and the awesome responsibility of self-government.
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Capitalism is fated to self-destruct, just as all previous economic systems have self-destructed.
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The goal is "radical self-inquiry," designed to make them better, more self-aware leaders.
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In this series of self portraits, I decided to explore the complexity of self-perception.
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They work by using a technique called self-myofascial release, which is essentially self-massage.
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To work, for me, is to care for the self by putting the self aside.
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"Save Myself," a bonus track, is a dark catalog of self-medication and self-loathing.
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Think of saving and investing as a form of self-care for your future self.
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I believe that the only thing you care about is self-aggrandizement and self-enrichment.
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Everything but the "self" comes out in the self-portraiture of Hungarian photographer Borbála Földes.
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"We saw just a rash of self-harm, self-injury videos go online," he said.
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Usually, during an accident, self-flying planes have more dire consequences than self-driving cars.
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Some people worry that self-compassion is a form of self-pity and suggests weakness.
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Clearly, a self-pardon is a breach of fiduciary duty because it's manifestly self-interested.
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How could a person who talks about himself, is as obviously self-involved as he is... To be that self-involved, it just obviates that he's sort of self-reflective.
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Popular LGBTQ website Everyone Is Gay has released an online self-care package called "Where the Love Light Gleams," to encourage self-care and self-love during the holiday season.
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It aims to be at the forefront of that technology with a new self-driving division and a self-driving system car manufacturers could plug into their self-driving cars.
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Waymo, the Alphabet-owned self-driving company that began life as Google's self-driving car project, has filed suit against self-driving trucking company Otto, and its parent company, Uber.
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Dr. Heatherton leads a center for social brain sciences and, according to the college's website, conducts research in social behavior focusing on self-regulation, self-esteem and self-referential processing.
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Yet in Ms. Waller-Bridge's rendering, an ugly, unprintable two-word exclamation somehow encompasses self-destructiveness, self-assertiveness, self-consciousness — and the unconditional thrill and muddle of simply being alive.
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Kurt Wagner, Recode Inside Uber's self-driving car mess Uber's self-driving car efforts are important — it's why the company made a lofty acquisition of self-driving truck startup Otto.
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The fundamental challenge is a publishing service that's essentially based on self-promotion, self-aggrandizement and self-importance at some point is going to run into the wall of indifference.
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And so 100 self-employed, self-supporting, self-respecting farm families are being severely damaged or destroyed in order to increase the wealth of a family already far too rich.
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But when people took a self-control break before they reached that threshold, they were able to improve their overall levels of self-control, and have more self-control later.
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We discovered that children with low self-confidence can improve their performance through self-talk focused on effort, a self-regulation strategy that children can do by themselves every day.
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The history of the American Negro is the history of this strife — this longing to attain self-conscious manhood, to merge his double self into a better and truer self.
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And for a show so clearly infatuated with irreverence and intrigued by hipness, it's surprising that it isn't more self-aware of its nihilistic protagonist's self-importance and self-seriousness.
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Instead of stopping Axe succumbing to his worst self, Wendy let him be his worst self.
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Once I rolled up a joint, though, I became my self-lubricating, horny, weed-goddess self.
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Their self-esteems are based on validation from other people, and not from within one's self.
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"For the [self-checkout] user, they have what I call the 'self-scan defense,'" he continued.
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These movements are taken to mean they have some sense of self-awareness or self-recognition.
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Excessive self-grooming falls under the broad classification of "self-harm": damaging oneself irrespective of intention.
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Insofar as life is intelligent and self-aware, the universe is intelligent and self-aware (contelligent).
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This primal scream of self against a world that seeks to destroy the self is essential.
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The danger here lies in the fact that disinformation ecosystems are self sustaining and self propagating.
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He is a young rebel, pursuing self-discovery and self-liberation, but unsure of his footing.
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Relationships, especially for the first-timer, cannot promise pleasure or pain, self-fulfillment or self-destruction.
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She's presented as flaky, mercurial, distracted, somehow simultaneously too self-aware and not self-aware enough.
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We need someone who is a self-starter, a self-initiator, ... just a high quality individual.
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Let your true self take shape in the land where self-discovery is an art form.
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It is the goal of every authoritarian government: to create a self-censoring, self-policing populace.
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It espouses self-inflicted pain and adds scalpels to the handbag of normal self-maintenance tools.
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Self-driving race: Like other automakers, Ford is highly invested in building self-driving car technology.
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Because that's self-driving cars is what you're talking about, the idea of self-driving cars.
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Or, there's the "10,000 Calorie Challenge," a self-explanatory, seriously cruel and unusual, self-inflicted punishment.
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The term "self-defense" is used, but the right to self-defense does not include retaliation.
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While self-performed bloodletting was frowned upon, even some psychiatrists described self-inflicted cuts as therapeutic.
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Self preservation is the core, and self-care is an integral part of keeping ourselves going.
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Most people know, at least intellectually, that self-delusion is bad and self-insight is good.
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" Books "Usually I have a self-help book of some kind, something on general self-improvement.
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It is not a good look, to repeatedly and self-righteously defend your own self-interest.
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But in any case, the Russian President's resting face is one of self-confident self-satisfaction.
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It's a culture of low expectations and disappointment, of poor self-esteem's suspicion of self-belief.
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Any self-pity has to be earned and is inseparable from a tinge of self-disgust.
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Waymo, Google's self-driving car division, is already testing self-driving car systems in the state.
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He needs to be with someone who has a lot of self-confidence and self-love.
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There should be time for self-care, and sometimes self-care can be about (temporary) disengagement.
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Extremely low self-esteem and self-hatred is clearly significant enough to smother happiness and growth.
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His "Self-Portrait in a Green Vest" (1837) reveals a strikingly handsome, entirely self-confident man.
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Burning Man is described as an experiment in community, art, self-expression, and radical self-reliance.
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Here's what you need to know: What is the difference between self-isolation and self-quarantine?
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They are also a garrulous couple, given to long spiels of self-justification and self-laceration.
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" Indeed, says Levada, he even "requires self-deception for the sake of his own self-preservation.
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As much of human life as possible was to become a competition of self versus self.
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It encourages them to follow the guidance of the patient's 'now' self, not the past self.
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True, there's a point at which self-criticism can become neurotic, paralyzing and perversely self-satisfied.
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To judge someone's self-confidence is to judge how self-confident she seems in her attire.
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We're trying to be entirely self-sufficient and self-supporting by creating the electricity we're using.
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Though Nancy Pelosi does not lack for self-confidence, she rarely indulges in public self-reflection.
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Self-education can make people more moral, while self-glorification can make them considerably less moral.
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Alongside meta-comedies like Fleabag, it swiftly became TV's most self-defined and self-propelled show.
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And what is an autoimmune disease if not the Self waging a war upon the Self?
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Young women are gifted in self-loathing, but we chubby ones can be self-loathing savants.
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As she sings about self-invention and self-discovery, she accomplishes exactly that in the music.
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Trump, self-centered and self-absorbed, thought his revolution was about him but he's wrong; 30.
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So the secret is to have a sense of yourself, your real self, your unique self.
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But despite its self-deprecation, "Moranifesto" is not a collection that suffers from low self-esteem.
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It's dicey business to set up your older self to pass judgment on your younger self.
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It's like a tiny straw of information flow between your biological self and your digital self.
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It imbues you with … I was going to say self-confidence, but it's more self-worth.
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There's one constant — their self-advancement and self-preservation — but Kushner may be overplaying his hand.
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She was modeling the essence of Trump himself: mean, bullying, self-interested, self-aggrandizing and rapacious.
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He is a would-be King Ubu for whom self-aggrandizement never self-aggrandizes quite enough.
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Unlike overconfidence, which attempts to hide self-doubt and other pessimistic shortcomings, self-compassion accepts them.
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Educating about self-esteem and self-worth teaches children that it matters how they are treated.
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So perceived boundaries between self and other break down and result in a self-nature overlap.
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Overnight, my little cousin's generation went from self-identifying as Pakistani to self-identifying as Muslim.
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Just another bit of clever self-promotion and self-aggrandizement from MMA's undisputed champion of both.
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You'd see circles representing present self and future self and choose how much to overlap them.
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The self-esteem, self-worth, and self-love that I hadn't had my whole life started to develop, and it has been this remarkable – sometimes beautiful, sometimes painful and hard – journey.
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It doesn't quite matter if that time is spent in self-reflection, self-actualization, or self-improvement — what really seems to matter is that you're doing it by yourself, for yourself.
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The self-governing solution the TV industry proposed to Congress and the FCC more than 20 years ago isn't really self-governing, it's self-serving – and it isn't working for families.
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"Erin is blessed with oodles of self-confidence and high self-esteem, but this is not to say that her weight gain didn't derail her self-confidence – it did," he says.
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If a human driver is going to cut off a self-driving car but the self-driving car has the legal right of way, what does the self-driving car do?
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As an Ayn Rand devotee, he's into self-improvement, self-reliance, pretty much every self-centered philosophy you could imagine (except the ones about women having control over their reproductive health).
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Her study found that body modification, including piercings, is self-motivated to the extent that it is consistent with one's self-image—though it's a self-image informed by external influences.
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Google's self-driving Lexus RX 450h Google's self-driving Lexus RX 450h TC: What will be the tipping point that will get folks on board with self driving vehicles in their city?
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Corporate understands that we're all motivated by self-interest and that when capitalism convinces people that their personal self-interest is the same as its own self-interest, disastrous things can happen.
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From her body (famously, the tabloids reminded us, whittled into thinness) to her long-awaited marriage, Kate's story is one of judicious, but not excessive, self-denial, self-making, and self-control.
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Spotify took a minor stake in Distrokid last fall, allowing artists in its beta self-monetization program to self-upload for free and then self-distribute through the Spotify for Artists dashboard.
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"Parents should forget about their children's self-esteem and concentrate in instilling self-control," Roy Baumeister, a self-control expert and professor of psychology at Florida State University in Tallahassee, told WebMD.
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"Intimacy is a function of self-disclosure — and you can do self-disclosure of facts or you can do self-disclosure of really important emotional stuff that you're going through," says DiDonato.
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If you no longer have a work self and a friend self and a family self, it stands to reason that you don't have work time and friend time and family time.
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We had an explanation for all their fears — the lack of personal responsibility, big government, people trying to take from you what really belongs to you, self-responsibility, self-responsibility, self-responsibility.
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In addition, the habits of self-obsession, the attitude of self-importance and the insistence on a distinct self-identity separate us from the whole of which we are an inalienable part.
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I would argue that self-help tourists are using self-improvement advice in a healthy manner and that self-help junkies are (often, but not always) using it in an unhealthy manner.
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Your self-identity, how you see yourself, your ego, your self-worth, your concerns about your career.
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" Mid-America Apartment Communities: "I'm not buying the self-administered, self-managed real estate investment trusts here.
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And even the track's effective hooks are undone by the song's self-aware turned self-aggrandizing lyrics.
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Its self-driving car ambitions have reportedly stalled out into a more self-contained on-campus shuttle.
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"I really didn't get it, because she is 'self-made'— we are all 'self-made,'" Kardashian argued.
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We have seen what happens when it's up to the powerful to self-govern and self-regulate.
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It's previously experimented with a self-serve kiosk, self-driving floor scrubbers, and AI-powered shopping apps.
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Waymo, Google's self-driving car spinoff, recently sued Uber, alleging the theft of their self-driving secrets.
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Reflect on self worth today—not just the cash in your wallet, but your self-esteem, too.
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But the convergence of Greenberg's self-referentiality with BMPT's critical self-referentiality in painting was short-lived.
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These self-made beauty gurus have seamlessly linked their entrepreneurial savvy with the newest trend: self-care.
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It is also bad for London, turning it into a bubble of self-satisfaction and self-indulgence.
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"This is a totally ridiculous, self-inflicted, self-defeating crisis that President Trump has created with Mexico."
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In therapy, you might be able to work through it with more self-acceptance and self-compassion.
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"Although a religious monthly breast self-exam isn&apost necessarily recommended, 'breast self-awareness' is," said Dweck.
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Some might view Lee's body modification avocation as self-mutilation, but he sees it as self-improvement.
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But its self-described "other bets," such as self-driving car company Waymo, generate 0.4% of revenue.
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Trump's politics are defined not by philosophy but by ego: self-confidence, self-assertion, will to power.
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So certainly 19th-century moralists would have been puzzled by our self-disclosing and self-promoting behaviors.
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Self-driving cars are safest when they are operating around and communicating with other self-driving cars.
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That this was the point where Vaknin's self-diagnosing self-mythologizing parted ways with her buy-in.
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"It's hard self-managing and self-moderating numbers," said Harry Kargman, CEO of mobile advertising firm Kargo.
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The Democratic Party is split almost evenly between self-described moderates and self-described liberals, pollsters found.
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They discovered community, self-confidence, and a skill that they could use for sport or self-defense.
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I don't believe in self-help or self-sufficiency, but I know there's something changing in me.
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"Self-driving cars should stand out and proclaim itself as a self-driving car," Halder said. Drive.
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"That's beautiful that you believe in self determination but we have already self determined," Rosselló told reporters.
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Reflect on your self-worth; ask for a raise, or raise your rates if you're self-employed.
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" As for what type of self-protection, she says "There are a lot of self-protection courses.
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The compassionate tend to be happier, healthier, more self-confident, less self-critical (pdf), and more resilient.
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Self-Love Hotel Self-Love Hotel, by malibudreamhaus, is a simple, sweet text adventure with colorful art.
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There's a part of her that is the secret self, the unrecognized self that we all have.
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The Nash equilibrium helped economists to understand how self-improving individuals could lead to self-harming crowds.
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The soccer itself is very self-organized in the same way that schoolyard soccer is self organized.
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If your building has three or more apartments, it should have self-closing, self-locking entrance doors.
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From automated software delivery, to self-modifying code, to self-assembling robots, will we be needed still?
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In short, Trump's entire self-presentation as a largely self-made business genius is one big con.
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What they're seeking is self-sufficiency, but aren't billionaires the least self-sufficient people on the planet?
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The Alphabet-owned self-driving car company also hit 7 million miles of self-driving this week.
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Self-mythologising and self-importance, sometimes to the point of derangement, are central themes to the show.
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He was quiet and self-deprecating; they have their volume and self-regard turned up to 11.
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Still, you're likely to find yourself hanging on every one of Strings's self-contradicting, self-dramatizing words.
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Through sex work, I've been able to build up my self-esteem and reclaim my self-respect.
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Above my self-built work desk is my collection of women-made work, self-love, and expression.
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If your self care is not in the purpose of a collective, then its not self-care.
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Solo Novice Some women don't have a self-pleasure style because, well, they simply don't self-pleasure.
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She rode self-belief and an innovative approach to self-promotion to her initial fame and fortune.
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These are the "self-help" ones, those that thrust you deep into a spiral of self-evaluation.
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Laurence Philomene is a 25-year-old photographer and director self-documenting their journey of self-discovery.
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For a large organization to be simple, its people must have self-confidence and intellectual self-assurance.
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Books by politicians are almost invariably self-congratulatory and self-justifying, and we often don't review them.
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The extravagance and explicitness of the self-hatred on display bring it ever closer to self-love.
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Cancers were acutely self-aware in high school, which could easily turn into being overly self-conscious.
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It is hard to say what self-acceptance would even mean, as the self is so malleable.
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Replace every negative thought with a complement and become an advocate for self-love and self-worth.
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Because the nature of the self is so controversial, we don't know if there's a self ceiling.
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"Self-Portrait With Jewish Identity Card" is another incandescent vision of the relationship between self and world.
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His blistering 21983-page report found a culture of deception, self-dealing and self-enrichment at Enron.
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To allow the self-scrutiny required in this act to turn to self-loathing would be debilitating.
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In order to trade in self-abuse for self-compassion, it has to be a regular habit.
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Then I made an animation for each student, depicting the transition from current self to future self.
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ANONYMOUS Your ego is not your amigo — especially when healthy self-esteem turns to privileged self-importance.
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Narrow beauty ideals have led us to equate self worth with thinness and thinness with self-restriction.
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Feelings and predispositions matter, for Aristotle, but more for the sake of self-knowledge than self-improvement.
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At the time, I was into self-help, especially the language of self-help and the messages.
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Did her noumenal self take off for noumenal heaven and leave her phenomenal self minding the store?
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But they're great, Obama-era fun: serious and self-aware without too much (or any) self-seriousness.
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But in songs and stage patter, she sometimes conflated self-realization and self-absorption with social progress.
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There is even a countermovement pushing back on too much self-reflection and news-driven self-flagellation.
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In all three realms, you have to strike the right balance of self-promotion and self-effacement.
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In fact, he's used miniature self-driving cars to turn big self-driving cars into a career.
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Ultimately, you'll want to tailor the year to your own goals for self-improvement and self-awareness.
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"You really do have to harmonize your personal self and professional self on social media," Taylor said.
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Eggerue says that we can learn a lot about self-care and self-worth from Nigerian people.
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And interest in self-managing or self-inducing abortions is on the rise, according to various reports.
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It has its own distinctive, salty vibe, driven by McEnany's simultaneously self-loathing and self-aggrandizing swagger.
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Ronnie is an incredibly self-loathing character who suffers from a great deal of low self-esteem.
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From there, subjects were assigned to a group: self-compassion, self-esteem control or positive distraction control.
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I would want to tell my younger self that self-doubt can sometimes be a good thing.
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It's important to qualify that self-knowledge and self-actualization don't lead to some kind of freedom.
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The truth about actors is that we are a pretty, singularly, self-absorbed, and self-confident group.
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When everything in your soul is telling you to stay in bed and in your feelings, self-compassion is a good place to start, says Barbara Markway, a St. Louis-based psychologist and author of The Self-Confidence Workbook: A Guide to Overcoming Self-Doubt and Improving Self-Esteem.
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They seem to have a total lack of self-reflection, which, for most of the show, keeps them self-centered and naively self-destructive; they are children living in a world of adults.
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However, if you're losing sight of self-acceptance, and focussing only on the physical appearance of the body, you're increasing your self-absorption and narcissism, and moving further away from your authentic self.
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But the top Uber self-driving engineer, whom Alphabet is claiming stole designs for a key self-driving technology, is asserting his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in regard to a lawsuit.
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At 45, she works for a nonprofit organization that provides food to poor children, and she is about as self-conscious, self-involved and self-questioning a person as you're likely to meet.
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As one of the few self-produced girl bands signed to a major, we have learned to be as self assured as we are self-sufficient—and we've learned to thrive on that.
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" Schiele, in his extreme self-pitying self-regard — this is an exhibition, after all, with separate categories for "The Self" and "The Ego" (the former, according to their respective wall labels, referring to the "body language" of the self-portraits, while the latter focuses on the "fiction of identity") — approaches spirituality as a hybrid of narcissism and carnality, with a haloed "Self-Portrait as a Saint.
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Appleby and Kelly shared their best tips for fitting in fitness – and a little self-care – for Self.
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"The majority of my work is self-motivated/self-assigned," writes fashion photographer Ruvan Wijesooriya, who directed Unstitched.
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Mentally, spiritually, and emotionally, it's important to take breaks as a form of self-love and self-care.
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In her 30-plus years as a photographer, Greenfield has primarily focused on self-presentation — others' self-presentation.
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And for many of us (possibly most), any sort of true self-knowledge and self-enlightenment never happens.
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The bigger issues—"the self hatred, the guilt, pressure, self-doubt," as she described them to me—remained.
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As such, he is situated squarely within today's thriving selfie-taking, self-branding, self-trumpeting, click bait culture.
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Also floating in this stew of jargon are terms like autonomous, self-driving, semi-autonomous, and self-piloting.
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"My mom was very good about self-care, my grandmother was very good about self-care," she said.
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How liberating the breed of female artist that eschews cool self-possession for loud, hairy, flashy self-expression!
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Self-driving future: "100% of self-driving cars will be electric," Romano told Axios, echoing wider industry beliefs.
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We know that the internet's ability to create self-contained, self-reinforcing spaces makes that whole process easier.
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We are fully remote and empower our team to be self-directed and self-motivated in their projects.
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But here's the thing: Four years of active self-acceptance does not erase a lifetime of self-loathing.
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This simple calculation, self-evident to the Soviets, was far too self-evident for a mind like Angleton's.
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But what my father meant was that the work self and the private self are two different things.
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" - zNickGiva "Maybe Tesla switched to full self accounting and it works as well as their full self driving.
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My daughter deserves a chance to find self-confidence and a sense of self-worth without your commentary.
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Even then, though — if you're going to have self-driving houses, why not have self-driving offices, too?
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For me, that's a lot of self-talk and self-preparation, and it's being my own hype-man.
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I know from personal experience how comments can mess up somebody's self-confidence and sense of self-worth.
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His performance is still self-serious, but only inasmuch as Yoni knows how foolish self-seriousness can be.
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Shane: I know what you mean about your ideal, intellectually mature self and then your emotionally real self.
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Although we'd argue that all seasons are self-care seasons, fall and winter take the self-care cake.
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When self doubt and self loathing creep into my soul he is my champion, my number one fan.
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König shows off his version of Frida Kahlo's self-portrait, with a dominant monobrow and self-confident eyes.
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When Ellroy and Knode met he had recently entered a period of conscious self-restraint, even self-punishment.
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A self-proclaimed "self-editor," the singer revealed that she is choosing honesty over mystery with this album.
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It's just this need for fame or attention, or self-publishing or self-documentation, like on social media.
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The perspective we take when thinking about our future self can also enhance our capacity for self-reflection.
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Without balance and self control, too much dependence on ice cream can hinder your ability to self-soothe.
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"Hammered, fractured, crazy," Sheen said of his old self, adding that his new self is "focused, sober, hopeful."
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That was my self-diagnosis, anyway, and I couldn't wait to move on to the self-medication phase.
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" - @NickGiva "Maybe Tesla switched to full self accounting and it works as well as their full self driving.
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"We curate a self online that is the self we want other people to see," Turkle emailed me.
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Emily Greener: She founded I AM THAT GIRL to help young girls transform self-doubt into self-love.
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Before the DMV kerfuffle, Uber said the cars were "self-driving" — but now they're not that self-driving.
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I take those as like experiments and games, just to explore my biggest self—like my extended self.
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It's a visual diary of self-acceptance, self-love, and a celebration of the versatility of afro hair.
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"Not Afraid," the mawkish self-help single from Recovery, announced a no-frills, self-consciously transparent new direction.
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" She also says that attentiveness is important, as well as someone who is "self aware, not self-absorbed.
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Bieber's star persona is typically more lovesick or romantic than self-referential, although Purpose was more self-conscious.
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Many of our elders spend barrels of ink complaining about my allegedly petulant, self-righteous, self-consumed generation.
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I wrote five books on self-esteem, but my whole concept of self-esteem was it was layered.
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Seven of the women in the focus group self-identified as independents; one self-identified as a Democrat.
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It presents, in one hour, birth, death, reunion, career crisis, self-doubts, self-affirmations, heart-to-hearts, reconciliations.
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But that capacity for collective self-determination was very much in service of private or individual self-determination.
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"I really didn't get it, because she is 'self-made' — we are all 'self-made,'" Kardashian West said.
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But his work seems so self-enclosed and self-evident that championing him has felt unnecessary, even impudent.
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And while the tests are all based on self-reporting, "self-reporting is actually quite reliable" Vazire adds.
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That sort of herding behavior is self-perpetuating while it lasts but also self-feeding when it turns.
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A question of self-determination A growing body of research looks at the factors that influence self-identification.
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Reading myriads of self-help books which ultimately lead us to raise up our arms in self-defeat.
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A self-described kid at heart, he focuses on putting himself into the shoes of his younger self.
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Segedin's is an art of self-examination, but a self-examination that has nothing to do with narcissism.
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It's an interesting thing to consider: your remembering self, according to Kahneman, dictates what your experiencing self does.
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That's six hours of self-improvement and self-love and she's honestly a different woman because of it.
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Feeling good naked is connected to a sense of self and a place of self-love and confidence.
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Is it because you are fundamentally opposed to the basic national right of self determination and self-defense?
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Art Review Like many driven artists, Diane Arbus was a pitiless self-editor and a liberal self-documenter.
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I'm not an advocate of assault weapons, but I am an advocate of self-preservation and self-protection.
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Goodyear has unveiled its reCharge Concept tires that are self-regenerating and self-charging with artificial intelligence features.
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Marnie doesn't need him when her latest reinvention is for our age of self-empowerment and self-actualization.
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As a story of self-empowerment and a satire of self-care, it's not especially wise and new.
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Taeko isn't just bittersweet about the differences between her fifth-grade self and her 27-year-old self.
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The queens' heightened self-awareness made for some fascinating TV during 2016's self-referential All Stars 2.
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"We were interested in making jewelry that supports self-expression and queer self-determination," Voula O, 40, said.
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I felt it was self righteous, and self serving, sounding more like a prosecutor's brief than fully sincere.
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Self-Esteem: The term most often confused with self-confidence is the one perhaps least similar to it.
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After all, taking a class without a teacher requires high levels of self-motivation, self-regulation and organization.
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Usually, people with high self-control do so much better at everything than people with low self-control.
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Self-Care One of the more effective acts of self-care is also, happily, one of the cheapest.
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Others hoped that a turn in government would ultimately lead the AfD to self-destruct, or self-correct.
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Mike says his younger self would have looked at his current self as some sort of crazy person.
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In it, Grimes poses as her digital self, known as WarNymph, but also as her regular, human self.
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"Outsider" was superseded by "self-taught," which didn't work since many artists are self-taught in some way.
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Someone brings up the self-driving car and within no time, someone yells, 'Hurrah, the self-driving car!
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For a supposedly intimate portrait, it can feel jarringly bombastic; its self-exposure surely tips into self-congratulation.
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For a supposedly intimate portrait, it can feel jarringly bombastic; its self-exposure surely tips into self-congratulation.
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We can't resist the narcissistic mantras of self-improvement that fill so much of today's self-help literature.
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Other polls also show her appeal remains strongest with self-described liberal voters rather than self-described moderates.
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That said, the company hopes to eventually allow its self-driving cars in Washington to, well, self-drive.
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It's a powerful narrative because it describes an America with a large, self-confident, self-sustaining middle class.
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Of those folks, 67.7% were self-made, while 23.7% had a combination of inherited and self-created wealth.
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The companies it nudges in the right direction are not known for their self-reporting or self-policing.
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While the content can vary, most devote time to non-fiction, focusing on self-education and self-improvement.
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"I want to do everything I can to help her develop self-esteem or self-worth," he said.
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However, a Narcissus only appears to be self-absorbed in order to protect themselves from low self-confidence.
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The moon is in your sign today, and it's a powerful time for self care (and self love!).
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Or to put it another way: There is a difference between self-expression and the expression of self.
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Each recognizes that self-interest — genuine, rational self-interest — requires interacting with others by offering value for value.
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It means setting aside the relentless self-absorption, self-promotion and personal-brand building that our society indulges.
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"The key message is to balance what's best between your future self and your present self," Patterson said.
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The food at both places shows great skill and self-assurance with very little preening and self-consciousness.
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In each case, she is self-possessed; it is merely the expression of that self-possession that changes.
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New York may be a city of self-invention, but it is not a city of self-sustenance.
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In the solo, Ms. Hopkins-Greene, a self-described introvert, shows a different side of her elegant self.
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His largely self-produced debut studio album, Our Father, is an exercise in painful and worthwhile self-examination.
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Although Alper's self-confidence deserves a boost, her modesty, self-awareness, and total lack of pretension are refreshing.
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I take a balanced approach to food and activity focused on low stress, self-acceptance, and self-compassion.
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But their self-awareness and self-deprecating humor is a pretty good salve that can be occasionally insightful.
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When [the researchers] did the fMRI studies, they found our brain processes present self and future self differently.
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Her self-hatred and self-loathing come gushing out (even if it's couched in self-deprecation) and this excoriation occurs because her rural isolation gives her almost no one else to share this with.
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They are the belief in your ability to accomplish tasks, or self-efficacy; a more general belief in your ability to achieve goals, or self-confidence; and belief in your worth, or self-esteem.
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Maybe I knew by then that our former selves had stowed away on the plane with us, and I didn't want his self-doubting former self proposing to my hormonal, ugly, resentful former self.
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At the same time, Tesla is placing a huge bet on self-driving cars — putting thousands of dollars of self-driving hardware into each of its cars before self-driving software is quite ready.
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Facts don't necessarily reveal who we are, but our contradictions almost always do: it's the warring self—the self that's capable of both caring for others and intense self-interest—that makes a story.
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In the TV series, we observe the mortifying life of a self-destructive 30-something incapable of adult self-reliance -- the title is a nickname which hints at the depths of her self-loathing.
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The ferocity with which she advocated for self-care, self-love, and self confidence through creative pursuits made her an undeniable force that helped trigger a new, more empowered phase within the fashion industry.
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Mapplethorpe, so beautifully represented in many of his works, was himself exceptional, particularly in his two "Self-Portraits" of 1980, his handsomely suited "Self-Portrait" of 1986, and his AIDS-ravaged, astonishingly large death's head "Self-Portrait" of 1988 — one of the most remarkable self-portraits of the entire genre.
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More Americans becoming self-development junkies means more money for the more-than $11 billion-a-year self-help industry, but perhaps counterintuitively, this surge in self-development won't be healthy for the country overall.
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The human brain developed to conserve precious calories and "be self-assembling, self-repairing and self-reproducing," but human-created life (and the life that our creations create) will not be limited by those requirements.
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In other words, startups get code that is self-maintaining, self-improving, and self-documenting—the equivalent of hiring a first-rate engineering team dedicated to a non-core part of the codebase—for free.
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This voice comes from a place of self-protection, not self-hatred, and has often led me to what I imagine self-love "should" feel like: short-lived bliss, a very temporary state of okayness.
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The best part of these pages is that Gessen, in addition to some requisite self-laceration, allows Andrei to flail, mourn, fantasize and, sometimes, succeed without tipping him either into self-absorption or self-loathing.
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In a particularly poignant panel of the comic, Ang depicts her present-day self physically embracing her younger self, a compassionate act of self-acceptance that is echoed in several other contributions in the anthology.
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When Clare (the woman trained as a young child to take over for her Alpha self, played by Nazanin Boniadi) kills her Alpha self, does she really see that self as an extension of her?
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"I'm a believer that in order to have self-improvement, you need self-reflection as well," Mr. Kuriyama said.
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Smith says execution witnesses for the Self family will include Self&aposs brother and sister and brother-in-law.
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Alphabet Inc's self-driving car unit Waymo is working on developing self-driving trucks, the company said last month.
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You can't do everything you want to do today, but you can still practice self love and self care!
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Indeed, plants perceive self and non-self and allocate resources differently when they encounter tissues of these two types.
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About six months before he was discharged, he began suffering from depression, low self-esteem and low self-worth.
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Scorpio has a tendency for obsessive or self-destructive actions, but these scorpions are constantly trying to self-improve.
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Through that self-reflection and self-acceptance, she was able to truly embody a motto of Curvy. Confident. Conqueror.
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But it feels like this year it was a little less self-congratulatory and a little more self-motivated.
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While taking a self-driving car to the store is something decidedly different, self-driving grocery delivery isn't new.
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A new politician with an excess of self-confidence is just one more politician with too much self-confidence.
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"Self-correction and self-assessment are an integral part of the Montessori classroom approach," the American Montessori Society says.
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This is why somebody feels inadequate or self-loathing or self-aggrandizing; this is what makes someone like this.
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