In the end, 2017 really was a year of self-discovery.
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However, events lead her to begin a process of self-discovery.
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Kate, I feel like, is on a journey to self-discovery.
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"Women's writing is about a sense of self-discovery," she said.
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"Tara's process of self-discovery is beautifully captured in 'Educated,'" says Gates.
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It interrogates morality and expresses skepticism over the quest for self-discovery.
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But there is a shift happening in her, an enticing self-discovery.
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Seen one way, Maura's journey of self-discovery is inspiring and empowering.
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My 24th year was supposed to be a year of self-discovery.
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It's a process of self-discovery, finding your place in all this.
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Success is a delicate balance of customer self-discovery and retailer guidance.
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Guadagnino's determination to alloy sex with self-discovery imbues his mature work.
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Sometimes a bite to eat holds its own form of self-discovery.
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Unlike the hosts, he's not on a journey of self-discovery anymore.
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The book is a great road map to self-discovery and acceptance.
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Ahead, hear how one woman's car purchase fueled an important self-discovery.
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So I went on a self-improvement, self-discovery kind of thing.
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His mom said the purpose of the trip, in part, was self-discovery.
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We all just had this beautiful process of self-discovery along the way.
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For D'Agostino, camping is wrapped up with a bit of self-discovery, too.
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These precious afternoons gave me permission to continue my journey toward self-discovery.
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But it also reflects her ceaseless process of self-examination and self-discovery.
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"'99 Songs' is about self-discovery," he said in an interview on Monday.
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The show also marks a turning point on her road to self-discovery.
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In precise prose, Edugyan crafts an inspiring story of freedom and self-discovery.
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"Inflatable," as this episode is titled, is yet another story of self-discovery.
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To her, Olivia Pope's primary story has always been one of self-discovery.
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Most universities, often considered places for self-discovery, value obedience above personal expression.
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Self-discovery is a universal quest, so immediately the characters are more relatable.
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Jealousy, injury and menstruation complicate their journeys of self-discovery and sexual awakening.
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Landre's talk, for all its technological focus, described a journey of self-discovery.
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I would say there was more technical learning than there was self-discovery.
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How do you think this self-discovery affects the women you work with?
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And he is the first to embark on this ultimate journey of self-discovery.
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What started as a simple food stunt became a heartburn odyssey of self-discovery.
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It's a story about self-discovery, family drama, and the limits of self control.
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These artists, particularly Earl, have been able to cut a path of self-discovery.
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The producer told THUMP how the tracks arrived from a process of self-discovery.
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In it, Diane goes on a would-be journey of self-discovery in Vietnam.
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Instead, each passage serves to interrogate bigger ideas of shame, submission, and self-discovery.
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The artist's intimate images are framed in self-discovery, free from shame or labels.
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Refinery29: Life Will Be The Death of Me is all about self-discovery and healing.
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I just kind of had a self discovery thing, and I'm still on that journey.
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This also helped me when I started out on my own journey of self- discovery.
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The connection between self-discovery and food goes right back to the beginning of gastronomy.
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"I don't want to underwrite some investment banker's voyage of self-discovery," he tells William.
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For Laurel, a 17-year-old living in Minneapolis, this self-discovery happened on Tumblr.
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"Frozen 2" is a story about self-discovery and finding your place in the world.
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Fittingly, the band's journey of self-discovery was running parallel to hardcore's own identity crisis.
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In coming-of-age stories, the journey to self-discovery almost always involves leaving home.
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Personal styling is often a self-discovery process that explores your desires beyond the clothing.
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"Getting Free" used a workbook structure to guide readers through self-discovery and, ultimately, action.
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This might be why I found Elsa's hard-won moment of self-discovery so poignant.
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That is a process, a cultivation and, in the end, a path of self-discovery.
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Check out Disney•Pixar's Finding Dory and follow Dory on her journey of self-discovery.
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In other words, she's not making a point about selflessness: She's talking about self-discovery.
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He is a young rebel, pursuing self-discovery and self-liberation, but unsure of his footing.
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In "The Path Made Clear," Ms. O illuminates the path toward self-discovery and personal contentment.
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But the writers didn't want Petra's self-discovery to bubble to the surface until mid-season.
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Whatever the evidence is, if you want to have that self-discovery ... Right or not. Right.
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Astrology sets you on a course of self-discovery — and that's what makes it so fun.
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Let your true self take shape in the land where self-discovery is an art form.
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The ones that make failure a lens for self-discovery are a certain kind of success.
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For me, that type of self-discovery was what really led me onto my witchcraft journey.
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The whole album is about self-discovery and artistic discovery, about constantly pushing forward and progressing.
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For Nicki, the song is a part of her journey of self-discovery without a relationship.
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I don't know how to navigate this period in my journey of life and self-discovery.
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Cause I want us to talk about this time in life, self discovery, friendship, pain, triumph!!
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This slutty chatbot is all about opening you up to new worlds of sexual self discovery.
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But in any case, my faith in the process of self-discovery is stronger than ever.
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"I think the internet plays the greatest role in the self-discovery process today," they said.
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As she sings about self-invention and self-discovery, she accomplishes exactly that in the music.
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"With Project Self-Discovery, it seemed like we had the best program in the world," he says.
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In my journey, the road to today has been full of passion, heartache, self-discovery, and triumph.
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On Facebook's latest earnings call last week, Mark Zuckerberg announced that he's made a similar self-discovery.
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He departs with the Guardians of the Galaxy for a bit of soul-searching and self-discovery.
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It's big on characters and their bonds; it's about self-discovery and heroism, responsibility and galactic turmoil.
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She warned me that a journey of self-discovery was coming and handed me the VR headset.
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Academic experimentation can be as important to a student's self-discovery as navigating their newfound sexual freedom.
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", which describes how she went from "living in a privileged bubble" to her path to "self-discovery.
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" Former brothers-in-law cruise Iceland on a journey of old-age self-discovery in "Land Ho!
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According to Romania Insider, Topescu hopes to create a space that encourages meditation, reflection, and self discovery.
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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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Charlie's adventure in self-discovery kicks into gear early on, in Marseille's bustling, tourist-packed town square.
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Australia is a sacred place to me, one that holds mystery and a chapter of self-discovery.
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Like Legally Blonde, the journey is about self-discovery and the importance of hanging onto true friends.
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And the themes they explore are tired, cynical, sub-Disney bromides about family reconciliation and self-discovery.
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The urge may arise from an individual's desire for self-discovery or need to feel more alive.
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Full of lucid self-discovery and shimmering prose, "The Outrun" is more atmospheric than it is dramatic.
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It was a self-discovery story that, in success, could appeal to both children and their parents.
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Alison is going to be on a long journey, and she's already set herself up for self discovery.
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Brandy Colbert's novel details the difficulty of self-discovery amongst the backdrop of love, loss, and identity crises.
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Perhaps it can make people more likely to associate "grammar" not with drudgery, but with fascinating self-discovery.
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Anna, Olaf, and Kristoff (with Sven) tag along leading to self-discovery for all through comedy and songs.
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BBC America's mind-bending Orphan Black is returning for another season of clone wars and scientific self-discovery.
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Should we turn measures of character intended for research and self-discovery into high-stakes metrics for accountability?
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This is a hero's journey towards enlightenment that Rabbit must take alone, one of self-discovery and handshakes.
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The album deals with heartbreak and self-discovery, and without my community I'd be lost in the woods.
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They can be avenues for self discovery just as they can be rabbit holes to get lost in.
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Inspired by the artists René Magritte and M. C. Escher, it delves into the notion of self-discovery.
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A great deal of earth science has come from that discovery; perhaps self-discovery is a better phrase.
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This is great because drag functions as a conduit of self-discovery for a lot of queer people.
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What unfolds is a wonderfully clever and ultimately triumphant journey of self-discovery for this spunky little character.
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I had a long commute, and all I did was read with the vague goal of self-discovery.
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What follows is a Michelin-starred commercial for French cuisine gussied up as Anne's journey of self-discovery.
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Produced by the BBC, the documentary shows an artist during a period of both commercial and self discovery.
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"Shapira told Business Insider that he wrote the book for the "joy of young children&aposs self-discovery.
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Produced by the BBC, the documentary shows an artist during a period of both commercial and self discovery.
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On the 7.993th, the full moon electrifies your relationship house, bringing rich rewards for all your self-discovery work.
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Beleaguered cool girl Aimee (Aimee Lou Wood) has a scene of self discovery that is laugh out loud funny.
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In his seventh film, Imtiaz Ali puts a literal spin on his running theme of travel and self-discovery.
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The beautiful love story between Elio (Chalamet) and Oliver (Hammer) is also a tale of self-discovery and acceptance.
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It's going to be an intense period of self-discovery, as Venus will be hitting her backspin in Scorpio.
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She doesn't know anything about her family, about her roots, making Horizon very much a game about self-discovery.
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We'd like to tell you it was an idyllic journey of self-discovery, but that isn't quite the truth.
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We wonder if a path to self-discovery, which helped cement your current identity, was ever legitimate at all.
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Wawrinka attended the Waldorf school in nearby Crissier, which encourages self-discovery and independent thinking, as envisaged by Steiner.
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Encounters The actress, artist, movie director and designer traces her road to self-discovery at the newly reopened MoMA.
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And so, as she puts it, performing naked is a tool for self-discovery and rebellion against social norms.
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But Amos dug even deeper for a concept revolved around her self-discovery in a world dominated by men.
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It's a bittersweet romantic comedy, with a journey through self-discovery toward love against the backdrop of a wedding.
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Critic's Pick A woman's religious conversion inspires her boundary-pushing daughter's self-discovery in Nijla Mu'min's striking feature debut.
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And in the very young year of 2020, people are now turning to a new method of self-discovery.
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Instead, he invited the reader along on a journey of self-discovery that would be both revelatory and remaking.
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Now that genetic ancestry testing is recreationally available, exploring heredity has become synonymous with a journey of self-discovery.
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At London's Serpentine Gallery, Faith Ringgold tells stories of race and self-discovery which have too often gone untold.
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The drama begins with the crash of Juliette Barnes's plane — sending Rayna Jaymes on the road to self-discovery.
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Second, I realized that parenthood is a perfect exercise in self-knowledge: One gets a chance for self-discovery.
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Shifting from wrecking ball to bridge builder is challenging, but sets Paula on a journey of self-discovery and forgiveness.
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Carolina Contreras found herself moving from New York City to her home country of the Dominican Republic for self-discovery.
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Old Man's Journey tells the story of an elderly man who sets out on a lengthy trip of self-discovery.
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Predator, The Punisher, Glee, and even a Lena Dunham contract were steps in the brands recent quest of self-discovery.
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There's also a new moon in your sign, Pisces, which finds you embarking on a new journey of self discovery.
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Respondents experience a "rush of self-discovery" and "the cheerful lull of self-acceptance", but also "the comfort of solidarity".
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Set to the backdrop of the Tel Aviv Hilton, both characters embark on unexpected journeys of transformation and self-discovery.
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And Susie Putnam (Lachlan Watson) is primed for a journey of self discovery, but also can't stop talking to ghosts.
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She has studied Hindu symbolism from a young age, and found it to be a great tool for self-discovery.
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It's a process of self-discovery and learning new habits so you can live a new, different life perfectly happily.
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It's a character-driven story that follows a young woman through relationships and self-discovery over a period of years.
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She plants these seeds so that you can go on a voyage of self-discovery and figure it out yourself.
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Together they steal a car and embark on a violent road trip that doubles as a journey of self-discovery.
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The Matrix translated the resulting era of self-discovery into a vision of gun battles and the Chosen One narrative.
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Her social media accounts, once tools of self-discovery and free expression, had become like chains of her own design.
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Extreme endurance adventures offer me a tool to self-discovery, narrowing the gulf between self-imposed limits and actual potential.
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They shared journeys from fear to self-discovery that affected their relationships with their children, with spouses, and with God.
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You Were Born for This, now a New York Times bestseller, functions as a sort of toolkit for self-discovery.
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I long for many books like this — one-third investigative journalism, one-third history lesson and one-third self-discovery.
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Those feelings can be the beginning of a journey of self-discovery that can be rewarding, but also extremely daunting.
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It's another thunderous Idina Menzel showstopper about self-discovery and empowerment that earns all the goose bumps it gives you.
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I had spent a lifetime in a Catholic household where adhering to dogma, rather than self-discovery, was the thing.
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She didn't ask for her powers or the life she's been given, so her struggles at self-discovery are real.
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My documentary is about self-discovery, but, of course, those revelations come from learning about what other people have fought for.
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But in regards to KonMari method, I want to emphasize that it's really an opportunity for self-reflection and self-discovery.
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The picture that emerges from O'Rourke's twenties is one of a Kerouacian desire for self-discovery and a yearning for reinvention.
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In the music video, Grimmie plays a character called Jessica Blue, a young girl who's on a journey of self-discovery.
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"Playing with Barbie promotes confidence, curiosity and communication throughout a child's journey to self-discovery," Robbie said in a press release.
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"In the end, Ford goes on his way, leaving a newly recovered Teddy and MIB to their "voyage for self-discovery.
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Mercado took Refinery29 on a full day of self-discovery, all while discussing her culture's influence on her perception of beauty.
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"Tell Me About Sex, Grandma is really not about the mechanics of sex and sexuality, but about self-discovery," Higginbotham says.
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Julián goes on a long and twisty road to self discovery after revealing a queer relationship he's hidden for five years.
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Soon enough, the ghost of Dorothea begins popping up in Susie's room helping them continue their own journey of self discovery.
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Mr. Neville would evolve into a futurist who envisioned a "race between self-discovery and self-destruction," as he put it.
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What else would we expect from the author of Eat, Pray, Love if not a novel of a woman's self discovery?
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If only the film itself had gone through its own journey of self-discovery before making it to the big screen.
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The Seattle Seahawks' coach is shaping his locker room talks about self-discovery and finding meaning in life for corporate America.
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DNA tests became an affordable stocking filler, as millions of customers were sold a journey of self-discovery and human connection.
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Although we typically talk about it as an issue of career development, authentic leadership comes through a process of self-discovery.
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The now 50-year-old mother is living proof that, despite ageist tropes, there isn't an age limit to sexual self-discovery.
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In a journey of self-discovery, Eleven (who was born as Jane) used her powers to track down her birth mother, Terry.
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Doing your own hair is a journey of self-discovery, but can also be just a few hours of solo down time.
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His memoir describes his fearful upbringing before the end of apartheid, his relationship with his parents, and his journey of self-discovery.
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Like the 2014 film Queen, it's about one woman, but where Queen was about self-discovery, Dear Zindagi is about self love.
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Brooklyn was a playground of self-discovery for four white women who had the space and resources to figure their shit out.
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"It took a lot of self-discovery and a really big journey for me to realize that I love fashion," Thompson said.
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Congregation members call themselves Elevationists, and their mission statement sounds right on point: deepening and accelerating one's spiritual journey of self-discovery.
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Muniz has been vulnerable and gone on an emotional journey of self discovery during season 25 — and fans love a good journey.
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Sexual self discovery and pleasure, and the way the girls are scared of seeming dirty or "perverted," as they refer to it.
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Dorenbos, now 39, has written about overcoming tragedy in his autobiograpy, Life is Magic: My Inspiring Journey from Tragedy to Self-Discovery.
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High school was a time of self-discovery for Tuchen, who had just entered an elite boarding school filled with talented students.
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In the film, Kruger embarks on a journey of self-discovery after hooking up with a cowboy (Reedus) and leaving her husband.
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I was definitely flattered about landing the gig, but I also began to think of it as a means to self-discovery.
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A conventional but delightful tale of self-discovery and heroism from Mr. Miyazaki, it feels like Disney one moment, Truffaut the next.
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Each book centers on a motherless girl sent to live with her aunt, setting them on rough, rutted paths toward self-discovery.
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Getting better pillows can also prove to be a revelation, but one that requires a lot more personal investment and self-discovery.
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What starts as an escapist holiday becomes a crash course in self-discovery: this queen must learn to rule her own world.
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As a result they will have already been on a journey of self-discovery, and come out to their family and friends.
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In the post below his video, he embodied the sense of self-discovery these young artists are finding right now through their work.
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"In tears over this I put every bit of vulnerability, truth, strength, self discovery, and love I had into this record," she wrote.
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In the videos, Grimmie plays a character named Jessica who is on a journey of self-discovery, questioning her creative path and relationships.
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Aside from complementing Rise's themes of rebellion and self-discovery, there's a more meta reason why Spring Awakening is perfect for the show.
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In the backseat of the black car taking her to god knows where, Corinne has a powerful moment of clarity and self-discovery.
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Glynn chronicles that summer of camaraderie and self-discovery — and, of course, hard partying with the house's other 31 New York City millennials.
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And by the second semester of my junior year of college, I would have only regarded a queer sexual self-discovery as derailing.
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The real "present" timeline of Dolores is long after the events of the show, her own lonely path to self-discovery. 20:1.
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Clothes, music, boys: Shallow obsessions, says Albertine's mother, but they are what builds this girl and offers her excitement, escape, and self-discovery.
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Eventually, the members went solo, but Eekwol continued to promote social change and the quest for knowledge and self discovery through her music.
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Because many were written when their authors were young, before they became famous, they share a raw spirit of self-discovery and rebellion.
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But the MBTI is also promoted as a means of self-discovery, and that is undoubtedly why it is so widely used today.
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Dovey ups the ante, challenge-wise, as her character practices unorthodox techniques of self-discovery with the therapist doing much of the talking.
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What we love about this show is its flashes of defiant beauty, its bruises of deep courage and self-discovery, and Ross Mathews.
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In Boody's world, "love and self-discovery go hand-in-hand," which is definitely the type of energy we're walking into 2020 with.
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With a libretto by Charles M. Nolte, the opera presents Poe on a nightmarish journey of self-discovery in his feverish final days.
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Donald Trump's tax plan has, like an angsty teenager, gone through a long period of change and self-discovery over the past year.
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But transformation and fluidity of identity are timely topics, and Prince found that many of her subjects were open to journeys of self-discovery.
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Moonlight was directed by Los Angeles-based director Barry Jenkins, and tells the story a gay black man named Chiron's journey of self-discovery.
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That leads her on what amounts to a journey of sexual self-discovery, one that includes watching a great deal of porn, albeit sheepishly.
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Yet another is the literary portrait he constructs in Geomancer through the heavy use of words—in this case, Geomancer's narration of self-discovery.
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For 25-year-old Australian man Andrew Gaskell, a solo trip in the Malaysian wilderness was meant to be a journey of self-discovery.
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Though Witt initially positions "Future Sex" as a journey of self-discovery, I found that to be the least satisfying part of her book.
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In these poetic vignettes, images of the Laughing Snake crawl through and over words recounting the artist's early experiences with sexuality and self-discovery.
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For the first time, an American writer told a Jewish-American hero's picaresque story of self-discovery in heightened language and street-smart argot.
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As Akecheta, the leader of Ghost Nation, recounts his journey of self-discovery via flashback, the parallels between his story and Maeve's are uncanny.
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Critic's pick The latest from the director James Gray centers on an astronaut whose mission into deep space becomes a voyage of self-discovery.
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"Bug Juice took viewers on a journey of adventure and self-discovery," Susette Hsiung, executive vice president of production for Disney Channels Worldwide, told Variety.
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Raised by an adoptive grandfather, Quan, but essentially orphaned before we meet him, Vivi's story in FFIX is one of amazing, and saddening, self-discovery.
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But compared to her peers, Lo has often presented more jagged edges, her liquor-soaked lyrics tinged with as much self-destruction as self-discovery.
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Comforting decor makes it easier to clear their thoughts, while cozy pajamas and slippers make the journey to self-discovery just a little more luxe.
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All three series revolve around death and suggest self discovery is only possible through surprising relationships with people you would never meet under normal circumstances.
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He uses his subjects as metaphors of his own self-discovery and contemplates the transitional moments when the freedom to daydream reveals one's true self.
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In Uncharted, there was a pleasant cognitive loop: the young video game medium trying to discover itself by imitating film's own era of self-discovery.
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It helps that the GDR's rebels, especially its female artists, tackled issues that continue to be relevant: surveillance, gender inequality, self-discovery and sexual liberation.
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Set in a sleepy beach-town just south of L.A., Fly Me follows recent Vassar grad, Suzy Whitman, across her psychedelic odyssey of self-discovery.
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Examining your skill sets, and determining whether these can translate into a new venture (even part-time), can be a valuable exercise in self-discovery.
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Carol seems like a star worth following from the jump, and she only gets more intriguing as her journey of self-discovery unearths new layers.
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Thanks in large part to the rise of Silicon Valley, San Francisco is now about money more than alienation and self-discovery and creating art.
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His journey of self-discovery is both literal — Andrew coerces David into joining him on a road trip after killing David's secret lover — and symbolic.
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I liked Nonnie's slow progression toward self-discovery about her sexuality in the later episodes, which leads to some heartfelt and honest moments about fluidity.
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I was in the middle of a summer of self-discovery, but by the time that I landed at her flat, I was totally depleted.
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Relationships are intoxicating, self-discovery is angst-ridden, and the future is full of endless possibilities built on beautifully reckless dreams only teenagers can have.
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"Man From Nebraska" doesn't upend or subvert the archetypal plot of a middle-class, middle-aged, middle-American man on a journey of self-discovery.
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During her process of self-discovery, the third-person narrative takes the reader along and paints vivid pictures in one's mind throughout the whole story.
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There's an obvious bravery to Mazapàn's paintings, especially in her fearless belief that art represents an imaginative space just for her — and for her self-discovery.
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Stop us if you've heard this one before: An animated movie in which group of anthropomorphized objects goes on a journey of self-discovery and friendship.
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Geared towards beginners with little experience in either practice, this straightforward training will show you the path to inner peace, self-discovery, and overall well-being.
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For this one week in Port Angeles, WA, attendees share their stories with one another and build a community through workshops, social activities, and self-discovery.
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On his journey toward self discovery, Nick is guided by a boy called Wolf — note that a wolf also appears in the season premiere of Westworld.
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At least, that's the fantasy that fashion can provide to self-discovery that, in harsher conditions, may not manifest as easily as we want it to.
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But nothing can touch the woozy, hallucinatory rush of Raw, in which the main character's journey of self-discovery turns out to be viscerally (lol) fraught.
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I've been so incredibly inspired by their work and the safe space they've created for those in the early stages of self-discovery and self-love.
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Museum editor Peter Cooper guided the singer through his 22 years since his Nashville arrival, and Bentley responded with stories of growing pains and self-discovery.
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Rob Lowe and Kristin Davis spice up the post-breakup self-discovery movie by moving it to Africa (no specific country is named in the trailer).
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His journey of self-discovery during the experience illustrates that the wonder of life and the magic of Christmas never fades for those who truly believe.
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His program is called "Improvisao"; but, even though his solos are doubtless different every night, they seem like acts of self-proclamation more than self-discovery.
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It seems to be imitating the journey of its protagonist, Paul Safranek (Matt Damon), who is a blandly friendly fellow on the road to self-discovery.
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But a comeback story — polished, perhaps, by a teary TV confessional and a tastefully publicized journey of self-discovery — surely awaits her, and maybe Smollett, too.
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This very fairy tale-esque framing sets Ha-won on a traditional rom-com journey of love triangles with wealthy dreamboats, shocking revelations, and self-discovery.
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Mr. Shrubsole has composed a Coward-esque song, "Everyday a Little More Like Me," that ties his self-discovery to his intoxication with New York City.
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As Parker reflects in an author's note: Self-discovery is a lifelong pursuit; figuring stuff out leads to more things that need to be figured out.
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They wrote songs that weren't about love, but about self-discovery or communion with the divine, and couched these ideas in bizarre, dystopian Tolkien-meets-Heinlein dreamscapes.
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I know we had Vietnam, and I'd probably get sent to Vietnam, but if you wanted Vietnam, there was a lot of awesome self-discovery and coolness.
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But, we do know more Shrill means more time to explore Annie's misadventures towards self discovery and the lives of the people orbiting her endearingly messy world.
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But this made sense, given that her new book recounts Handler's journey of self-discovery, healing, and finding balance following a breakdown after the 2016 presidential election.
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It's also the tragic end of Grey Worm's voyage of romantic self-discovery as an independent man instead of a eunuch slave and tool of the powerful.
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In the book, the storyline shifts between a third-person narration of Eve's journey of self-discovery and a first-person accounting of Brendan's adventures at college.
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I've been on an intentional journey of self-discovery for a long time — and I'm still learning to be okay with the complexity of who I am.
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After many more years of fumbling around, I finally found more concrete information when I was in college, and began a much deeper period of self-discovery.
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I love all her imperfections, and through playing her I became more forgiving of others who are imperfect and on the journey of self discovery and improvement.
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Films of, by and about women inspire empathy and discourse—they're as much about self-discovery, grief, and ego as they may be about romance and sisterhood.
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At that time in my life, I was exploring so much about myself; beauty became a tool for self discovery and an external symbol of internal transformation.
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There comes a point in our formative years when we try to understand ourselves by proxy and let the work of others guide our self-discovery process.
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Bernie sends her back into the park so she can plan her escape, but not before she sets him on the path to his own self-discovery.
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"Playing with Barbie promotes confidence, curiosity and communication throughout a child's journey to self-discovery," Robbie said in a press release at the time of the announcement.
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A journey of self-discovery with the comfort of a community Talking relentlessly about "the community" makes me feel like a character in a Margaret Atwood novel.
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When you pick an intellectual fight, even over something as mundane as retro roleplaying games, you're forced to justify your beliefs, a preliminary step in self-discovery.
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Audiences will walk away from Chained as though they have just awoken from a dark and beautiful fever dream full of self discovery, fascination, fear, and wonder.
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Originally titled Mothers and Daughters, the film follows 17-year-old Christine "Lady Bird" McPherson as she tries to navigate the perilous waters of teenage self-discovery.
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What follows is an epic and disturbing journey of self discovery for a lonely cyborg with no memory of its past and no plans for its future.
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As with most labels describing minority sexualities, for most aces, the term autochorrisexuality arrived way later in their journey to self-discovery, if it has at all.
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But it underlined what's best about this cinematic subgenre devoted to the randy t(w)een hangout/journey of self-discovery: Every generation gets its own entry.
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Yet the true gem turns out to be Mattie, who breaks the Home's chain of dependency to undertake a thrilling journey of self-discovery in Oklahoma City.
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Watch: "Ad Astra," the latest from the director James Gray, sees Brad Pitt as an astronaut whose mission into deep space becomes a voyage of self-discovery.
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In Lady Bird and Frances Ha, this took shape as revelatory moments of self-discovery (Lady Bird's hungover voicemail, Frances writing her name on a new apartment).
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Caught between his heritage and his hopes, he delved into childhood memories of Mexican summers, using photos, collages and text to document his journey of self-discovery.
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She volunteered that so much of her secondary-school experience was dedicated to how colleges would judge it, that there was almost no room for self-discovery.
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" Similarly, our narcissistic view of sex as a "focus on self-discovery" rather than an avenue to "overwhelming romantic love" turns it into a mirror instead of a window: "Self-discovery puts a reflecting wall between the self and attention to the other, so that all energy supposedly exerted in fascination, attraction and love just bounces back, even when it appears to go out as love for the other.
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Jim Delos, who doesn't see why he should invest his hard-earned cash to fund "some investment banker's voyage of self-discovery," has come to inspect the merchandise.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Trans memoirs have long been the main outlet for trans people to articulate their narratives and journeys of gender and self-discovery.
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Joe Gump's parents were German immigrants — her family referred to him as a "hun" — and as she read more about his heritage she made a startling self-discovery.
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The teen series, a coming-of-age show that revolves around a 13-year-old girl, will depict a character's journey to self-discovery as a gay individual.
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But it also has an arch edge that turns a tragicomic story about a woman's quest for self-discovery into an examination of relationship anxiety and body dysmorphia.
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Kayla's rock throughout this voyage of self-discovery is her father, Mark (Josh Hamilton, aka Clay's dad from 13 Reasons Why) who deserves a special Movie Dad award.
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Mr Chalamet evokes so many shades of humanity, portraying a path of youthful self-discovery that is more raw, unhinged, and ultimately honest than many actors could manage.
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The movie he created at first appears to be a combination of skate porn and teenage rebellion, but it's really a movie about self-discovery and adolescent escapism.
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For most of us, it was a mixed bag of teenage angst, self-discovery, and capricious friendships existing in front of a backdrop of lockers, dances, and classrooms.
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The "Confident" singer is giving fans a behind-the-scenes look at the making of her new album as well as her yearlong personal journey of self-discovery.
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At twenty-four, an age when most people are just starting a career and beginning to dabble in self-discovery, Earl is an elder statesman of hip-hop.
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There have been a series of, in my opinion, quasi-racist plays about China, which have basically used the country as a backdrop for white people's self-discovery.
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He takes Nietzsche's challenge to "become who you are!" as a call to schlep his young family around the Alps to achieve his own goal of self-discovery.
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Wayne is having fun, warning us off the book we've just begun reading, but this is more than yet another novel of a writer's apprenticeship and self-discovery.
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How To Build A Girl was rife with intimate descriptions of masturbation, and graphic sexual encounters with drunk older men — a messy, unvarnished journey of sexual self-discovery.
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LaTurbo: It would be sad to have less record of this period of innovation and self-discovery because we didn't back things up or control our data appropriately.
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"Captain Marvel," a prequel to the "Avengers" films made by Walt Disney Co's Marvel Studios, tells a story of self-discovery, but also touches on a female friendship.
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But his Southern border road trip and Livejournal stylings — not to mention his Instagramming of his teeth cleaning — were widely mocked as a lame odyssey of self-discovery.
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Still, her journey toward fulfilling her true potential is as satisfying as any underdog story, thanks to its emphasis on self-discovery and the importance of believing in yourself.
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Its enduring popularity ought not to be surprising: after all, it offers both the "rush of self-discovery" and "the comfort of solidarity" with others of the same type.
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There's also the concern that publicly playing oneself during childhood might get in the way of the self-discovery process that is a normal part of childhood, Saltz said.
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Just pull up a chair in a hostel or even in your local pub and you're bound to meet someone on his or her own journey of self-discovery.
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Farther inside are Chinese versions of books by Susan Sontag, an American feminist, and of Robert Pirsig's classic novel about self-discovery, "Zen and the Art of Motorcyle Maintenance".
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The Immersion isn't meant to foster social skills; but rather to guide you on a mission of self-discovery, allowing you to understand why you've become who you are.
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The story is full of Disney fantasy, but Cravalho says her character's journey toward self-discovery — and the fact that she makes that journey alone — is relatable to everyone.
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If you're seeking a zen figure to look to in your post-divorce period of self discovery, most bros couldn't do much better than the Grand Master Jedi himself.
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"This is a story of self-discovery and how at the end of the day, you really have no choice but to face who you really are," Dillard says.
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Melton has penned multiple memoirs, including Love Warrior (an Oprah's Bookclub 2016 selection), which chronicles the story of her journey to self-discovery after the collapse of her marriage.
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Without the detached coolness that characterized 2013's Pure Heroine, Melodrama retains all the precocious smarts of its predecessor while offering a riveting, more emotional journey of self-discovery.
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"It was a long slow slide and then a long slow recovery, but there was self-discovery too," Cornell told the Mirror in 2012 about his battle with alcoholism.
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Narrator: And it's this moment of self-discovery when Peter Parker finally becomes Spider-Man, and also, coincidentally, the moment that MJ finds who he had been all along.
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For example, he has written more than a hundred scientific papers that transform modern understanding of personality, and his presentations speak right to each individual's quest of self-discovery.
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These admissions officers tell their own children that high school is far more than just a pathway to college — it's a time for maturation, self-discovery, learning and fun.
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But there's a danger lurking on the edges of her self-discovery: one by one, the older girls in her group are succumbing to violent, "fits"-like fainting spells.
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He is also the author of the book High Price: A neuroscientist's journey of self-discovery that challenges everything you know about drugs and society Follow him on Twitter.
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Others suggest that like many young people, the siblings are on a path of self-discovery in which they feel more comfortable openly discussing their upbringing and their faith.
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Consequently, what is missing from "At the Strangers' Gate" is a sense of progress toward self-discovery: the very essence of any memoir that hopes to achieve lasting value.
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Winning a parole date is usually the reason inmates start the process of self-discovery, but once the process of self-analysis begins, it stops being about the board.
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And her shaken rival, Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton), takes off on a road trip of self-discovery — in a convertible, naturally, her strawberry blond waves blowing in the wind.
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Bouchey says followers like Edmondson looked up to Keith as they would an author of an uplifting spiritual book, like Herman Hesse and his classic self-discovery novel Siddhartha.
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The August 11 eclipse in Leo will set you on a journey of self-discovery where you'll learn to embrace the new you and stop clinging to the past.
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Mantock stars as Macy, a driven and brilliant geneticist who's completely shocked by the their supernatural self-discovery, while Diaz plays Mel, an outspoken activist who has lost her way.
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The two met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and hooking up with Reedus' character.
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It's something of a paean to self-discovery that weaves its way toward self-actualization through histories of hardship and episodes of revelation — something every queer person can relate to.
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Its primary narrative, around Vers / Carol / Captain Marvel and her voyage of self-discovery, falls together well, following Marvel's usual patterns of drama and humor and rising and falling action.
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They have unique dreams that involve self-discovery, a meaningful education, and true connections with their family, their friends and the various communities in which they identify and are members.
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But for anyone unfamiliar with the story of Billy Elliot, it's a tale of self-discovery, so maybe that emotional training managed to play into Holland and Chapman's later roles.
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Naturally, each newcomer has a little something to teach our heroine about herself, but there's nothing cliche about her journey of self-discovery, which is equal parts awkward and hilarious.
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Porn is a complex cultural force, a tool of exploitation, degradation and perhaps self-discovery that, in our age of constant connectivity, is rarely more than a few clicks away.
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In both films, romance is the engine for one girl's journey of self-discovery — and one that manages to navigate that path without falling into an "I choose me" copout.
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The pair met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with Reedus' character.
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The two met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and hooking up with Reedus' character.
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Making up the largest proportion, with 38-percent of Asian travelers falling into this category, the Explorer placed a high value on self-actualization and self-discovery, the study said.
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The couple met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with Reedus' character.
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They promise a kind of self-discovery that's sort of irresistible, but better yet, they're one of those experiential presents that don't take up any physical space in your home.
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The couple met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with Reedus' character.
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Even in the best-case scenario, the experience is transactional, and without the thrill of self-discovery — part of the appeal of seeking out new media — the recommendations feel cold.
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She says that it has been instrumental in self-discovery, helping her realize who her real friends are and enabling her to find a new family in the FAS community.
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Throughout my quest to exercise without riding the cotton pony I wrestled with the question of whether my voyage of self-discovery was a deplorable indication of my immense privilege.
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"Our early 20s is a time of rebellion and self-discovery, and young women may not be wearing sunscreen the way their parents may have advocated they do," he says.
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The song, as pink and as sweet as bubblegum, is a lesson in fleshly self-discovery coming from Monáe, who identified as an android at the start of her career.
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Take another stab at self-discovery, and find the next piece of you that you hadn't seen yet, and then use it to help you excel where you can thrive.
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" He wrote that his dream is to inspire children "to dare to dream big without being afraid to fail, to give them the opportunity of self-discovery and self-fulfilment.
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The song&aposs lyrics celebrate freedom, self-discovery, and being comfortable in one&aposs own skin, which led many fans to interpret the song as an anthem for sexual fluidity.
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These essays chronicle her self-imposed exile, from the physical aspects of her move to Rome, to the literary alienation and self-discovery that accompanies working in a new language.
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Fauna Hodel's tale of alienation and self-discovery is there in a condensed, movie-of-the-week iteration, with the details softened, perhaps to make her a more congenial heroine.
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So I embarked on a quest to reclaim myself, to turn this breakup into an opportunity for renewal and self-discovery, rather than an excuse to feel sorry for myself.
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Kruger and Reedus met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which her character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with Reedus' character.
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The more I let myself sink into that self-discovery, the more I realized how much I wanted to share my experiences and try to make a change for future generations.
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We can also understand fandom as a context for and means of self-discovery, affirmation, and friendship that moves from object to object as identities and circumstances change across the lifespan.
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They suspect, hopefully, that this is the first of many stops along the path to self-discovery and self-help for Chidi, although they don't necessarily agree with his starting point.
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Elizabeth Gilbert, whose best-selling 2006 memoir, "Eat Pray Love," traced a journey of self-discovery around the world that continues to resonate with fans, announced a new chapter on Friday.
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"Selfie: How We Became So Self-Obsessed and What It's Doing to Us," by Will Storr, a British reporter and novelist, is an intriguing odyssey of self-discovery, in two senses.
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But Mu'min, who based "Jinn" in part on her own upbringing, approaches her protagonist's journey of self-discovery with a delicate sense of wonder and a striking lack of moral judgment.
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Pete Carroll has heard the haters telling him what he can do with all his New Age banter, all that talk about self-discovery and the Seattle Seahawks' culture of love.
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What happens when you come to California seeking something—reinvention, say, or self-discovery—only to discover that the baggage you thought you left behind is still strapped across your back?
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This is well-established territory for Payne, who's followed protagonists through winding, incident-packed, emotionally complicated journeys of self-discovery in movies from Citizen Ruth to The Descendents to Sideways to Nebraska.
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What could easily become a tired, problematic narrative of the Western artist traveling to an exotic country on a mission for self-discovery is tempered by the emotional frankness of the work.
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In the last year, you have always been supportive of pursuing my dreams when I doubted myself and generously offered your time and resources during my journey of self-discovery and entrepreneurship.
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The two first met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting romantically involved with Reedus' character.
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Curiosity, being open to explore the unknown, ready to embrace the surprises that come along the way, are essential attitudes for self-discovery and for gaining clarity about your own life purpose.
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As I continue on this road to self-discovery and acceptance, I often think about my gay uncles who died, and I wish they could have been a part of this journey.
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The story has all the trappings of a beach read — namely summer romance and a journey to self-discovery — with the additional exploration of social class that is both moving and enthralling.
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Her return to her hometown leads to a journey of self-discovery and community discovery, as the places once so familiar to her are now tinted by her absence and new perspective.
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The lyrics in Ctrl were about a journey of self-discovery through bouts of insecurity in a way I hadn't seen my faves subject themselves to in a long time, if ever.
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In this video, one person gets real with Refinery29 and explains what it really means to be asexual, from the moments of self-discovery to helping others feel comfortable in their own skin.
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The new mom and Reedus met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with Reedus' character.
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As the closest thing to an actual teen cast in the role (both Maguire and Garfield were in their late 20s), Tom strikes the perfect balance of youthful innocence and adolescent self-discovery.
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But as Billi starts to bond with her Nai Nai, along with the rest of her clan, what starts out as a devastating blow soon turns into an emotional journey of self-discovery.
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Strangers is part of the new guard of shows depicting bisexuality as a deliberate and legitimate lifestyle, and not a brief foray into self-discovery or something to be swept under the rug.
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As always, the two complement each other beautifully, even when they're apart — Claire's tribulations take place on an intimate, interpersonal scale, while Jamie's story takes him on a literal journey of self-discovery.
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Unfortunately, this empowering journey of self discovery just wasn't sexy enough for one male critic who devoted a portion of his film review in PhillyVoice to complaining about the plumpness of Vikander's boobs.
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Every college discussion about community values, social climate and behavior should also include recognition of the developmental importance of student autonomy and self-regulation, of the necessary tension between safety and self-discovery.
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Tools like the National Geographic DNA Test Kit can help you on your path to self-discovery and it's now on sale for just $37.99, or 62% off its retail price on Amazon.
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But most of all, Park focuses at all times on the thrill of self-discovery, on the moment when you figure out that there's more to yourself than you ever could have known.
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Kruger and Reedus first met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting romantically involved with Reedus' character.
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Which unto itelf is kind of greatl—it's rare an artist, and a woman in particular, lets us in on the thrill and stumbles of those first tastes of agency and self-discovery.
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And I don't think I've ever felt the joy of a trans person's self-discovery expressed onstage as fully as Jax Jackson expresses it in a story about swimming shirtless at age 12.
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For now, screenome analysis may appeal primarily to people drawn to biotechnological self-discovery — those who send their saliva to DNA-testing companies or wear devices that track their footsteps and heart rate.
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"Noura" is in part a response to "A Doll's House," the Ibsen classic in which Nora Helmer shocked the world by leaving her husband — and her children — in a flight of self-discovery.
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The spinoff, Love, Victor follows a new student on a "journey of self-discovery, facing challenges at home, adjusting to a new city, and struggling with his sexual orientation," according to a synopsis.
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A photo shoot can serve as a step in someone's journey to sexual self-discovery, help a couple reinvigorate their relationship, or play a part in someone's transition into a new gender identity.
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The first-time mom met Reedus while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with the actor's character.
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The new mom and Reedus, 49, met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting involved with Reedus' character.
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The sensual track — which is the first song from Hudson's debut album scheduled for release early next year — paints a clear picture about his absence of self-love and his desire for self-discovery.
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Greer: In my mind, the equation of the vanishing road with possibility and self-discovery is linked to a certain kind of freedom or privilege that many people in this country simply don't have.
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Repetition and labor-intensive practices that all circulate modernist theories of the grid coalesce into works that simultaneously pay homage to her family's history of toiling in factories and Chiu's path toward self-discovery.
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Convinced that finding that tomb is the only way of finding out what really happened to her father, Lara sets off on a adventure that's as much about self-discovery as it is recovery.
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Trackless is a confident game that pulls from very real feelings of mysticism, religious pilgrimage, and self discovery to create a quest in which all of the benefits are wholly determined by the player.
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Carpenter, who turned 20 in May, says that songwriting has become an avenue for her own self-discovery — and both acts of Singular are proof of it, as she wrote on every single track.
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Sabrina's mortal best friends are Rosalind Walker (Jaz Sinclair), an outspoken daughter of a Black Panther, and Susie Putnam (non-binary actor Lachlan Watson), who is primed for her own journey of self discovery.
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The idea that one could subscribe to their own ideals rather than conform to anyone else's expectations was a completely new concept in a time when teenage self-discovery was only just taking root.
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Kruger and Reedus, 49, first met while filming the 2015 movie Sky, in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and getting romantically involved with Reedus' character.
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"I thought it was important to share the music, as I know many can relate to the fact that the road to self-discovery generally comes through the scars in one's life," Gomez said.
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Colin (Paul Eenhoorn) and Mitch (Earl Lynn Nelson) — estranged former brothers-in-law of a certain age — travel through Iceland by Hummer on a journey of self-discovery, lonely-guy reminiscences and pot smoke.
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The dominant themes of self-discovery and the search for love are still there in spades, but unlike the film we know, these characters live in confusing, intimidating, dynamic times not unlike our own.
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There are pictures of his elegant work (like a sturdy dining table with "unadorned aprons," a dictionary stand with three curved legs) within his graceful memoir, a journey of self-discovery through fine objects.
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The Patriots' quest for self-discovery meandered through a pair of two-game losing streaks, three double-digit defeats and five road setbacks until, in late December, after falling at Pittsburgh, they found equilibrium.
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It's been two years since Julianne Hough tied the knot with husband Brooks Laich, and in the time since, the America's Got Talent judge has been on a journey of self-discovery and personal exploration.
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We would be perfectly okay if my character was a white woman with a strong Black friend who gives amazing advice who she calls as she's on her journey towards self-discovery and saving herself.
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" An insider previously told PEOPLE that Bieber's decision to focus his attention elsewhere after tying the knot with the 21-year-old model Hailey Baldwin in September has ushered in a "season of self-discovery.
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Kruger and Reedus met on the set of 2015 flick Sky in which Kruger's character embarks on a journey of self-discovery after leaving her husband and striking up a romance with Reedus' character, Diego.
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In "Zer" (2017, pictured above), a man journeys from New York to the Kurdish heartlands to trace his grandmother's story; a similar tale of self-discovery, home seems to hold every promise yet resolves little.
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They depict aging lovers who've weathered decades together; activists fighting for change in their communities; kids on the cusp of self-discovery; men trapped in unhappy marriages; and long-time partners getting hitched at last.
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"When we made this film, I really wanted that feeling of self-discovery and self-acceptance and really loving who you are in a way that may be completely unconventional," Gaga told Business of Fashion.
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This type of story—"woman on a journey to self-discovery"—resonates with sophisticated American adventure-novels like Nell Zink's The Wallcreeper, but also shares something with the writing of Cheryl Strayed, even Elizabeth Gilbert.
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Eleven goes on a journey of self-discovery in the fifth episode of the season that includes a few revelations about her backstory and, eventually, a brief flirtation with life as a law-breaking punk.
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What's left is a strange, sour tale that's neither origin mystery nor journey of self-discovery, but a vexing gesture toward damage and delusion that never permits us to peek under its broken heroine's hood.
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The plot revolves around the pair's struggle to balance their close friendship with their mutual need for self-discovery, plus the discrimination they encounter because they are deaf (as are the actors who play them).
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At its core, The Water Dancer is a coming-of-age story about Hiram — a young man with a photographic memory who was born into slavery — and his personal journey of self-discovery and freedom.
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Tonight marks the premiere of Logo's latest reality series, Fire Island, which follows six gay dudes and the self-discovery, fleeting relationships, and excessive drinking that accompany one hot summer in New York's gay mecca.
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There can be long, dark nights of the soul, tear-filled confrontations with loved ones, and moments of euphoric self-discovery and punishing self-doubt — which also happen to be fantastic material for a feature film.
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That attitude, of course, came only after years of self-discovery and acceptance, made possible after moving from the sheltered Mexican American community where I grew up to one of the world's most LGBTQ-friendly cities.
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"Life truly begins only after you have put your house in order," says Marie Kondo, whose bestseller "The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying" has elevated a household chore into a process of emancipation and self-discovery.
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It's no coincidence that the sharpest moments of self-discovery in "Contrapasso" involve Dolores, whose slow awakening — and Wood's incredibly nuanced performance — has been the obvious highlight of the series as its story picks up speed.
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Momoa portrays the character, known as Arthur Curry, as he embarks on a journey of self-discovery, and with plenty of action and special effects, viewers are taken to the underwater world of the seven seas.
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Speaking with her audience, Winfrey said, allowed her to view them as a "compass" that would become a tenet for her iconic self-discovery discussions she would later be known for as a talk show host.
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There is a strong new Moon in Virgo on Sunday afternoon that gentle harmonizes with expansive Jupiter and makes a strong connection with transformation planet Pluto—this is a powerful time for self-discovery and growth.
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In the episode, recorded in the family's home outside Boston, we spent time with Elsa and Clio's father and friends and explored social expectations, gender identity, self-discovery and the courage required to really be yourself.
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Cyrus herself has had an up and down relationship with fame and certainly went through periods of her own self-discovery, considering she started out with an incredibly squeaky-clean image playing Hannah Montana on Disney Channel.
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Hilarity ensues — it's an Emma Stone comedy, after all — and everything works out in the end after some self discovery, a pretty smokin' corset-and-pin situation, and many many references to Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter.
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Trying to find his groove after being sidelined by a crash, Lightning embarks on an odyssey of self-discovery, one that begins with a new owner for his corporate sponsor pushing him toward adopting Storm's training regimen.
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Unlike a lot of UK pop music from the turn of the century, One Touch not only holds true as an engaging snapshot of adolescent self-discovery, but manages to still bang seventeen years after its release.
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It's a time for self-discovery, so if there's people constantly putting you down on your path to discovering who you are and what you wanna do with the life you've been given, then it's pretty tough.
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Along the way, Flores-Scott provides rich slices of Latinx culture — like making tortillas with cheese and a green chile that "stings so sweet I jump out of my seat" — that pave paths for T's self-discovery.
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The last One, about the same age when he jumped into national politics precociously aiming to usurp his elders, was also a uniter who went on an odyssey of self-discovery in New York while at Columbia.
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I do not mean "lost" in the upper-class aspirational sense of being on a journey of self-discovery, but lost in the very physical sense of not knowing who we were and where we came from.
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Mandy Moore reprises the role of Rapunzel in this animated spinoff of the film "Tangled," which finds her venturing beyond the castle walls on a journey of self-discovery before accepting the title of Princess of Corona.
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The reason for Shrill's statement-making introduction to Annie's world comes down to the eponymous memoir that inspires it, Lindy West's 2016 best-seller — and an immediate need to jumpstart its leading lady's journey towards fearless self discovery.
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Their work is part of the culinary development and self-discovery that has been going on for decades — centuries, really — but for anyone sampling their handiwork now, it's clear that we're in the middle of a belle époque.
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But it was her post-Sweetener follow-up "Thank U, Next" that quickly became the crown jewel of the genre and really drove home that Grande's current era of self-discovery is a force to be reckoned with.
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So when his mother suggests he take a journey of self-discovery, he straps his father's surfboard onto his Jeep and heads to California — and into a missing-persons case caught up in this season's increasingly tangled web.
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Looking at an imminent IPO, the company also rebranded itself to We Company, because "we are always growing and in a constant state of self-discovery, self-growth, and change," according to a blog post at the time.
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Synopsis: After a threat from the tiger Shere Khan forces him to flee the jungle, a man-cub named Mowgli embarks on a journey of self discovery with the help of panther Bagheera and free-spirited bear Baloo.
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But overall, it presents Provincetown as more of a psychic space, one of negotiation and self-discovery, with new family responsibilities but not too much structure — a "desired void," as Frankenthaler wrote in a 1962 letter to Hartigan.
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While the story follows a young boy who flees from his hometown, he eventually crosses paths with a strange girl (Ridley) who joins him on a journey of self-discovery as they're pursued by the men who raised him.
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"Since embarking on my creative journey to self-discovery, I've become aware of how important it is to see yourself represented and how this depiction enables others to believe that they can be and do that too," says Chewe.
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Ms. Munro's characters are, as often as not, women on the edge of something — maybe not a nervous breakdown (not really their bag), but an adventure, a big decision, a moment of belated self-discovery, a lifetime of rue.
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The artist gets at the odd alienation from the self that occurs simultaneously with the self-discovery necessary to fill in the myriad forms — where born, what time of day, how long one's lived at each former address, etc.
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And yet for all of the black women we see, there are many unseen black women whose work directly or indirectly influenced the visual album, helping Bey weave together a story of her own self-discovery through black sisterhood in Lemonade.
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Feelings of depression and thoughts of suicide shook me from time to time, but somewhere along that voyage of self-discovery, my experiences in nightclubs taught me more about the relationship between classism, racism, and queerness than I ever thought possible.
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Doing things alone can be immensely therapeutic: A solo meal can help you really appreciate food; a solitary walk can be a rare opportunity to think; and traveling by yourself can be an incredible opportunity for self-discovery and personal growth.
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While Sam is on his funny yet emotional journey of self-discovery, the rest of his family must grapple with change in their own lives as they all struggle with the central theme: what does it really mean to be normal?
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That is, unless, Tacoma is just continuing Gone Home's tradition of accidentally duping gamers into thinking it's some haunted house genre fiction when it's in fact another self-discovery tale told through space-zines, space-faxes and space-Pizza Hut receipts.
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"This past year has been one of the most transformative years of my life, and I'm looking forward to bringing my fans on this journey of continued growth and self-discovery in both my music and my personal experiences," she said.
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Metacritic Score: 55/100Lion cub Simba is born to succeed his father Mufasa as King, but the evil mechanisms of his ostracized uncle Scar forces Simba into exile — on a journey of grief, self-discovery, and reclaiming his true destiny.
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My path to self-discovery led to acts of community-building, to finding relevance for Jewish tradition in a modern European context and to ensure that the next generation of Jews in Poland wouldn't need to shape their identity from scratch.
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Star Wars, 2001: A Space Odyssey, and Close Encounters of the Third Kind had all been box-office show-stoppers in the previous decade, all movies that reflected space-age dreams of euphoric self-discovery, utopian progress, and infinite horizons.
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As much as "Tehran Children" depicts the twists and turns of the author's discovery of her father's life story and the reasons for his lifelong silence about his past, it also narrates in great detail her own pathway of self-discovery.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 52%Synopsis: This adaptation of "The Jungle Book" depicts a dark take on Mowgli's (Rohan Chand) journey toward self-discovery as he struggles to find a place between the animals of the jungle and the world of men.
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Yours truly,Match Book ♦ Dear Match Book, I am on a somewhat leisurely around-the-world journey and would like some suggestions for books with travel and self-discovery as a theme, like "The Razor's Edge," by W. Somerset Maugham.
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It's Phil's journey more than his destination that makes "Groundhog Day" such joy, as Mr. Karl — previously seen as the punch-drunk title contendah of the "Rocky" musical — gives many-splendored life to each faltering on the road to self-discovery.
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Frozen 2 (Walt Disney) Replete with Broadway-style over-singing, songs that hinge on triumphant moments of self-discovery, and odes to snow and reindeer, the soundtrack albums to Disney's Frozen animated musicals are Christmas albums in all but name.
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The film parallels the escalating fervor in China ahead of the student-led riots in 1989 with the liberating self-discovery of Yu Hong (Lei Hao), a college student who arrives in Beijing determined to live her life to the fullest.
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We also sent filmmaker Daniel J. Pierce for Daily VICE, who recently stopped by the office to talk about his interactions with attendees, who spoke to him about battling addiction, self-discovery, and the deeper connections formed in sober environments.
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The late great Harry Dean Stanton stars in Wim Wenders's 1984 film, which turns the American Southwest into an off-kilter wonderland of self-discovery, in which a mute amnesiac slowly rebuilds his humanity on a trip with his son.
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Now Delaney is back with a roman à clef set in a thinly-veiled Malheur National Wildlife Refuge (Delaney renamed it the Bill Maher Memorial Wildlife Refuge), where our protagonist, Cap, searches for meaning and self-discovery amongst the hairy, flabby, horny occupiers.
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His vulgar, disrespectful slander was so infuriating, it pushed me onto a path of self-discovery, which led to the realization that I want to do everything in my power to help as many Latinos as I can — because these are my people.
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Her directorial debut, The Diary of A Teenage Girl, was about a 15-year-old Minnie Goetz's (Bel Powley) complicated journey of sexual self-discovery, which involves losing her virginity to a much older man — who also happens to be her mother's boyfriend.
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" (It's hard to imagine anyone being gladdened by the news that his or her spouse's adultery was an Odyssean quest for self-discovery.) They are also asked to control their vengeful impulses, learning to "metabolize" their desire for vengeance "in a healthy manner.
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The years that followed were full of exploration and self-discovery — including a particularly poignant acid trip — as Ms. Geiger honed her writing and production, churning out songs in every style, from '80s pop-rock to scuffed-up punk to experimental psychedelia.
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By casting my book as personal rather than professional — by marketing me as a woman on a journey of self-discovery, rather than a reporter on a groundbreaking assignment — I was effectively being stripped of my expertise on the subject I knew best.
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In NOURISHED: A Memoir of Food, Faith, and Enduring Love (With Recipes) (Convergent, $26), Lia Huber, a food writer and recipe developer, leaves the "meat-and-potatoes" safety of her Midwestern upbringing and sets out on a quixotic path of self-discovery.
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When grad student Zachary Ezra Rawlins discovers a story from his own childhood in a mysterious library book, he sets off on a journey of self-discovery that will lead him to a secret world buried deep below the surface of the earth.
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" The startup says its mission is to open up conversations around female sexual pleasure and create a place for self-discovery and empowering community — touting "sex-positive" content that it says is "backed by research, written by experts, and personalized to you.
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The past is an occupied country and when Mr. Michele talked about his show as a return to the childhood joy of self discovery, free from gender constraints, he was speaking the language of anyone whose consciousness or experience has ever been colonized.
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The first season of this comedy, about a family's self-discovery after being upended by divorce and a son's coming out, ends with VP Murray talking to Pat about his plans to propose and — cliffhanger — Shannon and Jimmy finding a pregnancy test.
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This would sound like the worst episode of Sex and the City ever if the movie didn't take it at face value—as if witnessing other humans' misery were simply another step on one's road to self-discovery—and just start running with it.
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It's a book about a black woman's journey to self-revelation and love, and it made me think it was possible, in some world, some years down the road, that I would be able to write my own journey of self-discovery and love.
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Although it's normal to be physically attracted to people outside of your relationship, the fact that you're at times repulsed by your own partner's physical advances is a red flag that you have some work to do in the intimacy and self-discovery departments.
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It's impossible to prove, but Anna Uddenberg's Journey of Self Discovery (from the exhibition Transit Mode – Abenteuer), which features a sculpture of a girl using a selfie stick to take a photo of her anus, likely accounts for a fair share of Biennale vitriol.
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Not only does it star two female leads in what is as much a voyage of self-discovery as it is a romantic romp, it was written and directed directed by women at a time when that was even less common than it is today.
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The actress played small-town beautician Peggy Blomquist and the Breaking Bad and Friday Night Lights actor played her husband, a butcher's assistant "who wants to be supportive of his wife's self-discovery, even if he doesn't quite understand it," according to the network.
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And if you see me on the bus or Tube in early Jan, with a face dripping with more products than RuPaul would know what to do with, know that I'm on a journey of self-discovery after a boring two-year beauty hiatus.
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This opening track samples BTS' 2014 song "Intro: Skool Luv Affair" and features the same animated intro in the visual, nodding to the band's coming-of-age and self-discovery themes that run through much of the initial work they produced following their 2013 debut.
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The players all try on different identities — different clothes, ways of talking, and attitudes — to try to fit into each scene, and while it's all in the same base pursuit it does hint at the prospect of self-discovery that is facing them all.
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It's the perfect stage for a farewell to adolescence, tale of self-discovery, or story of seasonal romance — all narratives The Last Summer tackles in its many interwoven plots, and then pumps full of characters more unbelievable than the cancellation of Santa Clarita Diet.
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"This past year has been one of the most transformative years of my life, and I'm looking forward to bringing my fans on this journey of continued growth and self-discovery in both my music and my personal experiences," the magazine quotes Lovato as saying.
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It not only sends Matt careening down a spiral of both self-discovery and self-doubt, but like you said, its surreal story unfolds against not just the backdrop of a lion sex cult (a phrase that's never gonna get old), but a nuclear crisis.
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The Scottish newcomer Eleanor Kane is a particular find as Medium Alison, whose sexual self-discovery in college is the winning subject of "Changing My Major to Joan," one of the more buoyant numbers from Jeanine Tesori's score, with crackling lyrics by Lisa Kron.
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For example, the organizations' summer programs, called "take action camps" (located in Arizona and Canada) and youth volunteer trips to countries like Kenya, Ecuador and India, blend sightseeing and fun with rural community immersion to inspire self discovery and an appreciation for new cultures.
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The film, based on the novel "Dogrun" by Arthur Nersesian, can't decide whether it's an offbeat romance, a self-discovery piece, an exploration of the 1990s punk scene (Mary once played bass in a band and eventually finds herself doing so again) or what.
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Whether your 13-year-old daughter has recently discovered a love for indie films or your 16-year-old son is driving everyone in the family crazy learning the drums, a smartphone can be a valuable tool to supplement young adults' journeys toward self-discovery.
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Clint adopted the persona in a 2007 issue of New Avengers, written by Brian Michael Bendis and drawn by Leinil Francis Yu, and proceeded to keep it for the next three years throughout various series, always as an expression of his search for deeper self-discovery.
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"College is supposed to be a time of self-discovery and newfound independence — a chance to explore and learn all within the safety of a college community," Geoffrey Berman, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said at a press conference Tuesday.
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The lyrics of those songs keep circling back to the metaphor of oceanic navigation as self-awareness and self-discovery — "We know where we are / We know who we are," a wayfinder sings in one joyous magical flashback — and Moana embraces the theme with a wholehearted joy.
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The dragon plotline, on the other hand, soars into the realm of high fantasy, with the hero's quest of discovery and self-discovery as Daenerys transforms herself from pawn to queen, gathering a collection of companions and advisers with diverse talents to support her along the way.
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What makes Stardew Valley so special — what makes it more than a Harvest Moon clone — is its scope, in which each day is so short and life so ripe with activities and ambition, that your journey can be one of self-discovery with or without someone else.
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But what the Arctic Monkeys excelled at on Favourite Worst Nightmare is writing the deep angst one feels when they are in-between being a teenager and a proper adult: a purgatory of self-discovery that renders one either still or ready to be explosively damaging.
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Still, she remembers those years as a time of self-discovery—she took a class in Victorian literature, attended Quaker meeting for a year, and contemplated a career as a speech therapist—and she still speaks passionately about the idealism of the New York theatre world.
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The story, set in the 2002-03 school year, unfolds episodically, through homecoming, college applications and senior prom, and a few John Hughesy notes are struck, but the overwhelming impression is of an original creative voice in the process of self-discovery: Christine's, and also Ms. Gerwig's.
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As a relatively young field, it's still finding its footing — for instance, a systematic review found that the definitions of "health coaching" varied widely, though the authors recommended that health coaches take a patient-centered approach to help with goal setting while encouraging self-discovery and accountability.
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The desire for self-discovery is partly what drives Juanita (Alfre Woodard) to grab a map and pick a destination at random in this earnest solo road trip comedy, which is based on a novel by Sheila Williams (Roderick M. Spencer, Woodard's husband, wrote the screenplay).
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The actress played small-town beautician Peggy Blomquist and the Breaking Bad and Friday Night Lights actor (remember your crush on Landry?) played her husband, a butcher's assistant "who wants to be supportive of his wife's self-discovery, even if he doesn't quite understand it," according to the network.
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Blade Runner 2049's sad-eyed K (Ryan Gosling) and Westworld's steel-spined Maeve (Thandie Newton) wend their way down paths of self-discovery that run parallel to fomenting android uprisings, led by the Replicant Freedom Movement in one and by Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) in the other.
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Taeko in 1982 gets the feeling that her 10-year-old self has come along for the ride on her trip to the country, and the way she learns from the past to arrive at a point of self-discovery in the present is both touching and relatable.
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The company doesn't currently have plans to do away with its wearable offerings; it's just counting more on shoppers coming in for mismatched flatware and, "Maybe I bought this from an artisan in an obscure village on my Eat, Pray, Love-type self-discovery adventure"-worthy duvet covers.
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The film follows a black boy named Chiron through three stages of his life and sexual awakening in Miami; the way it's structured means each of the three actors who play Chiron — Alex Hibbert, Ashton Sanders, and Trevante Rhodes — is crucial to its unfolding portrait of self-discovery.
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The years progress, and Laura's daughter starts asking about her cult icon father — and through their complicated, parallel journeys of self-discovery, Gould poignantly and carefully explores what happens when plans go awry, expectations and priorities shift, and people adapt in their pursuit of love, meaning, and fulfillment. —A.
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This two-hour Season 5 opener finds Juliette pulled from the wreckage by a sweet-voiced angel in white, after which her shaken rival, Rayna Jaymes (Connie Britton), takes off on a road trip of self-discovery — in a convertible, naturally, her strawberry blond waves blowing in the wind.
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Set in the world of Georgian dance — a centuries-old tradition that is still a powerful force in that country — this story of a young dancer's self-discovery both celebrates the precision and athletic rigor of an ancient choreographic form, and critiques its most hidebound resistance to change.
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A deeply immersive experience, accompanied by Lynch-like visuals, the arc follows a woman falling in love ("Joe's Dream") and her journey from a widowed bride—her husband Joe killed en route to the church—as she heads out on a road trip of grief and self-discovery.
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In 2017, the series grew ever darker and ever more poignant, as Rebecca's journey toward self-discovery led her to find new ways to hit rock bottom and, finally, as the year wrapped, with a beacon of hope in the form of a psychological diagnosis and treatment plan.
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The urgency of its message is and has been perpetually relevant—for thousands of years—and its importance as an autobiographical document, a tool for self-discovery, and an oasis for anyone who's felt marginalized or threatened by the society around them will surely prove essential for many years to come.
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While this is certainly a stressful time period, you're still responsible for how you handle things—but again, my dear wheat maiden, you're on a journey of self-discovery as you go through your teenage years, so forgive yourself when you make a mistake, and commit to doing better next time.
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The reviews section for this short-sleeved maxi dress actually makes it sound like we're in "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Dress" (wherein the "sisterhood" is thousands of anonymous strangers instead of four galpals, each on her own journey of self discovery yet miraculously linked by an amorphous pair of pants).
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" As the chiming heart of Freetown Sound, "But You" is generously prescriptive in its message of acceptance, self-discovery, and reaching a greater understanding in the face of hatred and enforced standards of normalcy: "Teach yourself about your brother / Cause there's no one else but you / You are special in your own way.
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If you're willing to do some introspection, self-discovery is available as this moon gently harmonizes with Pluto, the planet of secrets, at 6:06 PM. Whatever you learn about yourself will better prepare you for challenges popping up at home on Thursday, when the new moon squares off with aggressive Mars.
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Named for the Greek goddess of wisdom and strength, the debut album from this singer, born Brittney Parks, charts a journey of self-discovery and empowerment — from "Confessions," which recalls the hardship of her life before she moved to Los Angeles to pursue music, to "Limitless," a reckoning with her own potential.
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Tellingly, given that he spends his half of the episode employing two women as mechanisms for self-discovery, he tells Delphine that he let Alison carry all the grief from their son's death, to the point where he made her feel literally insane, so that he wouldn't have to deal with it himself.
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The book takes digressive turns (long walks and talks about art abound) and structural liberties (some of the dialogue among Sheila and her friends, including her painter confidante, Margaux, appears in the form of a play) on the road to both self-discovery and the realization of "the true singularity" of others.
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"For so many of us and our children, college is supposed to be a time of self-discovery and newfound independence, a chance to explore and learn, all within the safety of a college community," Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States attorney in Manhattan, said at the news conference announcing the charges.
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When Clayton, feuding with a bitter, grieving mother who'd like nothing more than to drive the blues out of her house and her father out her son's memory, storms off into the New York streets on his own, he embarks on a quest of self-discovery that's told with vibrancy and warmth.
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Today, after 16 years, four plastic surgeries and a long process of self-discovery, Wagner, who now goes by the name of Kamilla, will become the first transgender woman to be one of the star dancers leading the top-tier Acadêmicos do Salgueiro samba group during Rio's glittering Carnival parades that begin this Sunday.
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The effect of sitting in a gorgeous, decadently decorated place of worship while listening to a powerful album of self-reflection and self-discovery is not lost on the crowd, who willingly play along as Wise asks us to turn to our neighbor and declare to them that we will be kind to ourselves.
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But her ability to draw readers into heart-pounding action sequences — from the "perfect wave" of a sled dog team bounding across the snow to the disorienting rotor wash of tourist helicopters in a whiteout — is what makes the book so courageous and original as both a travel narrative and a memoir of self-discovery.
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And when that wooden puppet who craves human feeling — Pinocchio's flesh-and-blood self is ably played by the nimble Joe Idris-Roberts — lands in the grim confines of the inaptly named Pleasure Island, the audience can't help but feel that the title character's pathway toward self-discovery has been derailed along the way.
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" Shannon — whose first show Honey Boo Boo was cancelled following reports that she got back together with a registered sex offender who did 10 years for molesting Shannon's daughter, Anna, who was 8 at the time — will take viewers along on "a quest of self-discovery that will redefine who she is as a woman, mother, lover and celebrity.
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But equally disappointing is the way the updated story, which could have been a compelling exploration of the way grief and loss inform a young woman's journey of self-discovery, instead devolves into a predictable and derivative (it's all very Narnia) hodgepodge of fantasy-action that distracts from the elements that make the Nutcracker spectacle what it is.
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Erdrich is uniquely able to create a cast of distinct and lively characters in a world that is expansive but not overwhelming — and, here, she has done so in a story of power and prejudice, tradition and self-discovery, and the Native fight against oppression that is as relevant now as it was in the 1950s. —A.
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There's similarly little reason to doubt the ability of the round-faced, emotionally open Tutty to find his own way into the potentially tic-laden part of Evan, whose path toward self-discovery comes at the human cost of the suicide of a classmate, Connor (Doug Colling), whose spectral presence is important to the show from beyond the grave.
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The fast-rising Ohio music journalist's second book of poems imports characters from, and jokes about, pop, rap, rock and soul ("The Ghost of Marvin Gaye"; "None of My Black Friends Want to Listen to Don't Stop Believin'") to animate his corrosively serious, hard-to-forget, lines about love, sex, hypocrisy, self-discovery, power, grief and violence.
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With lyrics that celebrate freedom, self-discovery, and being comfortable in one's own skin — including some that seem to wink at Styles' possible queerness, a theory bolstered by its super gay music video and the song's release on National Coming Out Day — "Lights Up" is the anthem that a fluid, new-age icon like Styles deserves.
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Then again, the problem there is that the main character isn't really Rogers, but rather Lloyd Vogel ("The Americans'" Matthew Rhys), a fictionalized stand-in for magazine writer Tom Junod, whose article about his experience meeting Rogers -- and the spiritual journey of healing and self-discovery that went along with it -- provides the foundation for the film.
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The ones that resonated most were personal works by marginalized authors, the same kind I was drawn to in the traditional fiction category; the characters' journeys of self-discovery were typically mirrored by evocative artwork that did some of the heavy-lifting for me, filling in the visuals that prose required me to render in my mind.
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Keep an open mind and look for the best in people on Monday, as communication planet Mercury in Libra squares off with power planet Pluto at 8:01 PM. These two planets ignite a spark for self-discovery and psychological breakthroughs, as Mercury reveals family secrets and inherited behaviors stirred up by Pluto ending its retrograde.
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Over the intervening tracks of cinematic, electronically fraying R&B, he offers a vision for achieving that change, a journey of self-discovery with detours through broken hearts, Parisian stoops, and jazzy speakeasies filled with Balenciaga and purple fox fur-clad women (the 30-second stretch that invokes the last two being one of the best pop songwriting moments of the year).
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This is happiness framed as journey of self-discovery, rather than the natural byproduct of engaging with the world; a happiness that stresses emotional independence rather than interdependence; one based on the idea that meaningful contentment can be found only by a full exploration of the self, a deep dive into our innermost souls and the intricacies and tripwires of our own personalities.
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The book delves into the failures of the legal system in Native American communities and the blind eye it turns to violence against Native American women: Joe pursues justice for his mother when the system won't give it to her, and in the process, he reveals a long, dark, and complex trail of family and tribal history that fuels his own self-discovery.
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R. The ultimate rejoinder to those asinine roundups about how to talk to your conservative family members about politics, Jacob's graphic memoir is a charming, moving account of what it's like raising a brown child with Trump-voting in-laws, of growing up as a dark-skinned Indian American in a white town, and of self-discovery and growth. —T.
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Mr. Fitzwilliams is an ardent supporter of keeping the wild wild, but he is well aware that if the Forest Service becomes increasingly responsible for fatalities on mountains, they will have to act to mitigate such risks — and since more and more individuals are heading into the mountains for self-discovery and the peculiar breed of ecstasy the mountains provide, injuries and deaths are also increasing.
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It's the process of self-discovery of your own sexual subjectivity, discovering what it is that you want and like and desire and realizing not only that you have the right and the obligation to discover that for yourself, but that that has been a force in the evolution and the origin of the human species and that in doing that you are being some way ultimately human.
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The environments are immaculate and luminous, but the food in particular looks like a series of still-life paintings ready for a museum.) His co-writer, Riko Sakaguchi, is also a Ghibli vet (on Tale of the Princess Kaguya), and he gives the story a familiar arc of self-discovery, as Mary moves from self-doubt to world-doubt to understanding and accepting the responsibilities her actions have caused.
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As the story of the tensions between commitment and self-discovery, "Premature" obeys the contours of a drama centered on a relationship that could be forever or a seasonal fling; Boone and especially Howard are utterly convincing as people driven as much by their heads as their hearts, and they are supported by a terrific cast, especially the supremely self-assured actresses who play Ayanna's ride-or-die posse.
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I went home for the Philly concert and stood backstage, watching the band play songs that soundtracked my high school self-discovery, like "Holiday": At the end of the day We always need a reason to believe She said Love can take you anywhere you want Belting the lyrics with my closest friends—ones who were beside me both in concert crowds and when I came out—took me right back to our scene days.
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"Barry's" second season drew even more rave reviews, a larger audience and even more Emmy potential Emmy adoration: Among its 17 total nominations, the series returned as a contender for outstanding comedy series and Hader was again nominated for outstanding lead actor in a comedy, while co-star Sarah Goldberg received her first nomination as outstanding supporting actress in a omedy as acting aspirant Sally Reed, whose initial shallow narcissism has turned into a raw journey of self-discovery.
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" Ultimately, this is an exhibition about anxiety — the anxiety of age, loss, the transition into the unknown, the compulsion to move and the impossibility of return, the larger-than-life image faced by the slowly aging body, the fear of being like "people who sleep off their days, as Rabbi Nahman says — as opposed to the fear of jumping into the depth of self-discovery and the limbo of a search for meaning committed to an ongoing journey that may never reach its end.
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