We have no tools other than our senses with which to fact-check our senses.
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Senses, nervous systems and behaviors escalated an arms race against the senses and behaviors of others.
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I don't have to tell him, he just senses me, you know, he just senses my feelings.
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And by feel, I don't mean feelings, I mean your fives senses: Taurus rules over the senses, so prepare to indulge yours.
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It's called "Come To Your Senses" and she describes it as an immersive sensory peep show where all five senses will be engaged.
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Six Senses Bhutan Five new lodges known collectively as Six Senses Bhutan are expected to open in August, offering inn-to-inn circuits.
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"Artificial senses are not here to manipulate the reality in any way, just as our natural senses do not intentionally do that," he said.
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Six Senses Bhutan Six Senses comes to the kingdom of Bhutan with five lodges set in the western and central valleys of the country.
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"They're very connected to their senses, so giving them a gift that inspires their senses is the best thing that you can do," says Gat.
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The work, reported in the journal Chemical Senses, is part of a larger push to explore whether adolescents' senses of taste and smell influence obesity.
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It's also senses temperature and barometric pressure and you can even set it up to sound an alarm if it senses motion at a preset time.
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"Our Senses" takes you out of your comfort zone — that is, challenging the senses through which you've experienced your entire life — and places you in the unknown.
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This is the idea of the umwelt—your senses build your own biased outlook on the world, senses that have evolved for your particular need as a species.
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Some people with SPD are 'under-responsive' (they crave the stimulation of one or more senses), while many are 'over-responsive' to one or two senses, or more.
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"It's the opposite of Meerkat in some senses."
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Deadlines -- and near death experiences -- sharpen the senses.
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There are good detectives with great senses of humor, good detectives with bad senses of humor, and straight-up bad detectives whose sense of humor doesn't even begin to matter.
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Not only do the blind and visually impaired make up for their loss of sight with a heightened sensitivity to the other senses, but there are closer relationships between these senses.
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Power has crashed down in Italy – in two senses.
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It senses danger immediately and takes action to save itself.
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He wants to stimulate all five senses in every sip.
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It was so weird; all of my senses came alive.
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Of course, this is where Jay's spidey senses are handy.
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You can always rely on your other senses as well.
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"It's terrorism, in all senses of the word," he said.
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It's no RoboCop, but it'll come when it senses trouble.
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"This particular president advances when he senses weakness," Goodman said.
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We couldn't afford to leave, in several senses of afford.
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Komblevitz also suggested using your five senses to your advantage.
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When I'm reporting, I like to use all my senses.
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Gordon does not know this, or maybe he senses it.
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In the very loosest of senses, all Muslims are Salafi.
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I am a faceless body in the world without senses.
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Both productions are designed to manipulate our senses by stealth.
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I'm going to wait until he comes to his senses.
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Setting the mood for romance means engaging all the senses.
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Their extremely unique senses of humor and love of travel.
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I hope that Beijing will come back to its senses.
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It didn't take too long to come to my senses.
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Its time Yellen took off her blinders and her senses.
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Our senses provide information about our world, including other people.
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Your father invented a machine that senses land mines. Confirm.
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She senses people are giving her hostile glances in stores.
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Hopefully he doesn't die before he comes to his senses.
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As if he senses her anger, Gallop tenses up, too.
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Try to connect with your senses in the present moment.
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Back in the present, the tank senses the professor's terror.
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Ditto when it senses you're turning in for the evening.
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At that point, that's when my spidey senses got up.
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It doesn't take Spidey senses to work that one out.
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He also senses a shift towards swigging pricier premium brands.
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Which of your five senses did this writing most engage?
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Hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?
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For a second, she senses an answer to her prayers.
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We take information into our bodies through all our senses.
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All of those things that are really testing the senses.
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" Putin asked, before saying: "Have you all lost your senses?
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Thank you for finally coming to your senses, Mr. President!
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Kellyanne, it's time for you to come to your senses.
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Why was VR driving such a strain on the senses?
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We can't rely on people to come to their senses.
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Daredevil senses her weakness and flips her sword on her.
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Do you feel like your other senses are more developed?
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You're in touch with all six of your senses today.
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Fundamentally, our experience in reality is really through our senses.
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Get your senses prepped and watch the "Faceshopping" video above.
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"Spas bring you wellness through all the senses," she says.
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He also senses that Tom may be up to something.
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For some viewers, they then take leave of their senses.
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But he also senses more humility after his extended slump.
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Vision is the most external and remote of the senses.
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The last senses to go are usually hearing and touch.
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"This particular president advances when he senses weakness," Goodman says.
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They learned that by constant bombardment, your senses become overwhelmed.
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Its accelerometer senses your hand movement 10 times per second.
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One senses, instead, an anxiety very close to the surface.
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Ditch the Tunes: You need all your senses while riding.
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At its best, a building can activate all the senses.
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But for Jordie Rowland, it's an assault on the senses.
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It was, in both senses of the phrase, too much.
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All his pestered Senses recoil and start, condemn themselves daily.
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People with senses of humor should not be furloughed, Congress!
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The key to comfy travel is involving all five senses.
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If she senses frustration, she'll recognize it, according to Amazon.
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Touch and taste are the most difficult senses to engage.
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And the women's roles are strictly supporting in all senses.
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Walking through Central Park, my senses were sharper than ever.
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Every one of my senses was engaged in that moment.
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"It forces you into crime, in many senses," he says.
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She senses that it's dangerous but she takes a chance.
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And they now are leading the world, in many senses.
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A coming exhibition The Six Senses of Buddhism focuses on works from its collection associated with different types of Japanese Buddhism, engaging all of the six senses: sight, hearing, smell, touch, taste and mind.
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Designers tell stories that tease the mind and please our senses.
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Birdly tricks your other senses by manipulating sonic and wind feedback.
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Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia and now at Yale, accomplishes something
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Here are just a few animals with senses sharper than yours.
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That means tapping into as many of your senses as possible.
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That sound you hear with your heightened senses is shots fired.
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My senses and my perception were reset to a primitive level.
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Or, at least, return to the previous method—and their senses.
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As they came to their senses, however, it was too late.
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He sees openings and measures angles, counts nanoseconds and senses trouble.
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Balance is perhaps the most underrated of the non-traditional senses.
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Thanks to his heightened senses, Matt hears the bomb ticking underground.
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It is there that he senses her spirit, according to Vulture.
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One senses the Democratic Party's moderate leadership is mapping similar maneuvers.
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He senses "enthusiasm" in the district for him to run again.
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When he came to his senses, his home was already ablaze.
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"I was unaware of my senses for a while," she said.
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And the results look cool — in both senses of the word.
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It's all about the suspense, the timing, and the heightened senses.
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On balance, he says, Mr Kim's side senses opportunities worth testing.
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Characters' crumbling senses of reality make for topsy-turvy, intriguing worlds.
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In other words, they smell, in both senses of the word.
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"It was hard to believe our eyes and senses," Kordan wrote.
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Pleasure danced its way through my senses, unfurling in my heart.
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These sensors act as simple stand-ins for our own senses.
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But Facebook has rescinded that option when it senses true competition.
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McMahon senses a world he can't control out in the indies.
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She senses now that she will never talk to Khashoggi again.
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To unaccustomed palates, baijiu can be an assault on the senses.
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Trump's recent remarks suggest he senses that emerging dynamic as well.
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My senses and brain can't separate it from any other sounds.
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Elisabeth senses that something is off, and of course, she's right.
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So, I opt for the gas that numbs my senses beforehand.
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Konneh tries a variety of scents to arouse her olfactory senses.
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More generally, Shiller senses "almost a kind of anxiety" surrounding Trump.
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That's odd, because in some senses Macquarie is a role model.
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The sauce hits all senses—sweet, salty, sour, bitter, and umami.
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Are you all, have you all lost you senses over there?
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Emotionally, I hope that all parties can come to their senses.
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It's a beautiful book, and I mean that in multiple senses.
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Instead of reaching for a hammer, Hollow Senses secrets a garotte.
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I was 14, but I was scared out of my senses.
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What's more, it tickles every one of a driving enthusiast's senses.
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"You feel you have lost one of your senses," he said.
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Confused, they all come to their senses as the credits roll.
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Can a splash be so big that it drowns the senses?
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Yet the fears are still there, and he senses my uncertainty.
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A disappointed writer senses the dissolution of his marriage — perhaps mistakenly.
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Kant dismissed smell as the "most dispensable" of our five senses.
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Something else happened after a week: my senses became significantly enhanced.
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Kayden Kross knows a thing or two about indulging the senses.
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An immersive environment where all senses are being stimulated at once.
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Blind people need better erotica that appeals to all their senses.
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Indulging your senses is the best way to use Taurus vibes.
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No mother ever senses her child's innate talent for line-standing.
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Yes, country guys can have fantastic senses of flair and color!
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How much science does it take to come to your senses?
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But I believe it can be felt through the five senses.
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Intensity has rarely been so senses rocking in a video game.
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What would our five senses be experiencing if we were there?
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GRASSE, France — Smell is the most powerful of all the senses.
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Smell bypasses the neural processing centers that mediate all other senses.
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This question is out there, in both senses of that phrase.
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He senses it when people ask where he's from, he added.
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As you walk through the nursing home, use all your senses.
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Her senses felt heightened, and sounds and colors were more vibrant.
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When returned to his senses, Mario shoots the magician to death.
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With blocked senses, he has lost his ability to express himself.
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It's true that scent is one of the most powerful senses.
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It even sends you email notifications if it senses something's wrong.
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They delight my senses and help soothe me, body and soul.
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When it senses it has nullified the menace, it will leave.
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But when it comes to the senses, machines still struggle mightily.
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He senses sorrow and does what he can to soothe it.
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"He's playing with our senses," Ms. Tervaert said of Mr. Sharits.
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Many people will come to their senses and redirect the conversation.
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Hath not a serial killer hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions?
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He senses that the people want change — but not a revolution.
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They have self-deprecating senses of humor and warm, gregarious personalities.
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But I think he at least senses that the task exists.
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Higher-order thinking processes are quieted as the senses are sharpened.
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No matter how many pills he takes, or how earnestly Morpheus assures him that this new reality is the real one, Neo is still relying on his senses, and his senses can still theoretically be deceived.
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You can set the light to turn on at dark and turn off when it senses the first rays of sunshine or you can have it blind approaching ne'er-do-wells as soon as it senses motion.
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The five senses are: body, feeling, perception, attention, and consciousness, and by having these open feelings, you must cook using all of these senses in mi How would you describe how your cooking should make people feel?
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Rats and other whiskered animals use senses that we don't yet possess.
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Find a way to sink deeper into your body and your senses.
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He and his church have, in several senses, travelled a long way.
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It's a fantastic time to lavish yourself and enjoy your five senses.
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PERINO: God gave us the benefit of five senses for a reason.
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The physical sensation I get through diving, it touches in all senses.
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"Empathy is incredibly important in a variety of senses," Adjaye told us.
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Close your eyes and use all of your senses to recall it.
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Adrenaline had blocked out the pain, but my other senses were heightened.
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We conveyed of our senses of humor by swapping jokes and riddles.
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When your body's lying to mine, senses tingling right through my spine.
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In some senses, he'd become too boring and basic to keep around.
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Taurus season begins at 4:55 AM—celebrate by indulging your senses!
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Overwhelmingly, these focus on only two of our senses: sight and hearing.
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Julie Velthoven: In elementary school, they taught us about the [five] senses.
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It was really an amazing feeling, and the audience senses it, too.
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How do you bring together these two competing senses of what's fair?
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The Voice Activity Detector senses when you're talking, enabling wake word detection.
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The brightness burned through his senses until there was nothing else left.
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Among contemporary Islamo-sceptics, that term has been used in two senses.
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The headline was the whole story, in both senses of the phrase.
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But this pioneer of engagement senses a new wariness among her neighbours.
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Whenever she senses an earthquake through an online seismograph, her arm vibrates.
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The Nigerian Haze heightened my senses, as it does for many others.
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Scott comes to his senses and agrees to take the cameras down.
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That's what we're interested in: to open the senses of the people.
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But other developers are trying to help those whose senses are impaired.
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Smell and memory are intrinsically linked unlike any of our other senses.
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Ram senses that scooters are perceived as being too dangerous in America.
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This makes it easier, in some senses, to train an AI on.
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Some think the war was needed to bring Iraqis to their senses.
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She senses the irrational lurking within every gesture, symbol, structure, and sentiment.
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In doing so, they embrace vision's neglected sibling senses in their blueprints.
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Several recoil while she assaults their senses with manic giggles and gestures.
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Slowly she came to her senses, and confusion was replaced by hunger.
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The question is no longer whether Republicans will come to their senses.
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"I want it to be quite assaulting on the senses," says Choutova.
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When Baptiste returns to his senses, he ashamedly sees the same thing.
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" I would come to my senses at her words: "I'm your mama.
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And if it senses impact, it'll automatically save and lock those files.
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Your clickbait senses might be tingling, but we're dead serious here. Hotels.
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More importantly, within this early group of works, one senses his restlessness.
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When Your senses are Overwhelmed All Can you feel with your ❤️.
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The fact is, the evidence of any one person's senses is paltry.
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I live straight edge because I want my senses to be sharp.
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You are using your senses and every fiber of what you know.
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Scientists are informed and constrained by the senses they choose to use.
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Thank God I came to my senses and left this world behind.
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It takes a drug-related tragedy to bring Charlie to his senses.
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Bessemer Trust's Rebecca Patterson senses a threat: A sudden rise in inflation.
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Attuned to the task at hand, suspicious of everything, our senses sharpened.
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" Finishing her thought, Liron chimed in, "They play on all your senses.
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" The key part of that quote may be "invoking all the senses.
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"It was about being, waiting, listening, all your senses activated," she said.
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Before your mind has time to doubt, your senses are leading you.
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Video games fire on all senses, making them prime objects for reminiscing.
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At this point, it seems as though Drake's spidey senses started tingling.
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Its world is a delight for the senses—that infernal blacksmith aside.
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"I think the general public senses that and resents it," she says.
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But great danger he senses in a bond bubble overdue to burst.
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She uses her senses to cook, looking at the pot, smelling it.
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It greeted my senses with vibrant aromas of strawberry, cherry, and pomegranate.
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He senses his surroundings, knows you, and above all, he's not creepy.
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I liked to say she was my oldest friend, in both senses.
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Further study may offer additional evidence that animal senses influence fruit traits.
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As Katrin wrestles with psychological demons, she senses a more supernatural threat.
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Dumping his bags in front of us, he senses an abnormal atmosphere.
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When they are not overloading your senses, the Games are showcasing tech.
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Drobnjak: Up until I was eleven, I dreamed with all my senses.
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Such headlines can numb the senses and invite apathy bordering on paralysis.
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I won't say I'm waiting for people to come to their senses.
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The exhibition's 11 interactive galleries help you make sense of your senses.
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Give her a chance to come to her senses on her own.
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At times, it felt like a town designed to intoxicate the senses.
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Here he is reduced to inarticulacy by what he sees and senses.
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I urge the leadership in Iraqi Kurdistan to come to its senses.
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A solid thing, then, in both senses: physically durable and intellectually sound.
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Both were stubborn, liked to cook, and had similar senses of humor.
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It's Bro Cinema in all the worst imaginable senses of the term.
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That's also when patients will lose their senses of smell and taste.
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Ms. McCaskill nevertheless says she senses an emotional energy in the electorate.
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Without this network, the invisible waves would remain lost to our senses.
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Pay attention to the experience of drawing or painting through your senses.
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"Philipp Plein is always a feast for the senses," Ms. Chen said.
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He senses, accurately, that most of the American public is with him.
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The reader senses early that this duo isn't likely to get far.
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But then she shook her head, as if coming to her senses.
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Taste is only one of the senses these sweets seek to address.
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Bad art isn't just an affront to the senses, it's bad business.
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The woman senses that the Mountain View mountain lion is a she.
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His wife, Catherine, complained of losing her senses of smell and taste.
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This is a complete shock to my and I'm sure your senses.
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The more senses involved, the more real it is to the brain.
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It's a quality that makes the show appealingly romantic in multiple senses.
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" He parsed it: "Mix the senses, if you're really going to love.
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"I think he very much senses the weight of that," he said.
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Of all the senses, touch and proprioception are arguably the least understood.
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" Trump, meanwhile, crowed that "Democrats in Congress have come to their senses.
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We use peacemaking tactics to assuage predators' egos or cajole their senses.
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Pay attention to all your senses: smell, sight, hearing, touch and taste.
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The atmosphere is outwardly bohemian, but one senses an odor of guilt.
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At least they'll be lying (in all senses of the word) together.
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Then I came to my senses and downsized to a card case.
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Despite the success, however, Newton senses not everyone is happy for him.
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They typically nap really well afterward, having engaged with all of their senses.
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Is this indicating that part of season 6 relies heavily on one's senses?
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Once Willow senses the storage bags are full, it stops on its own.
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Tap into your senses and enjoy good food, music, or even a massage.
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"In the cocktail world, what's important is to stimulate the senses," he says.
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You'd think dogs, with their heightened senses, would be somewhat immune to pranks.
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I think some people have senses of humor and other people become enraged.
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But I do see a future where our senses are augmented less invasively.
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What is important is that we are using all our senses to remember.
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We're here to remind you of the entertainment for your other senses, too.
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I think frankly, the conservative party have got to come to their senses.
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Regaining her senses, she agrees to their plea to reopen the fighting pits.
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Sensory deprivation through blindfolding is a good way to heighten your other senses.
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It was the cake at Landeau Chocolate that brought me to my senses.
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Together we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one.
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Dogs already have a well-deserved reputation for their excellent senses of smell.
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Emma Carbone, a YA librarian at Brooklyn Public Library, senses the change acutely.
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"They have really similar senses of humor and she's always laughing with him."
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P.S. Bill Shepherd is very, very sick, as we see and Claire senses.
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These hormones speed your heart rate, open your lungs, and sharpen your senses.
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As physically impressive as these creatures were, they also exhibited very sophisticated senses.
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They have different senses of style and belong to different cultures and subcultures.
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Our senses are dulled by the incessant bludgeoning of the 2018 content cycle.
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In some senses, we've kind of decided we'd play Victoria, but not Melbourne.
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Below, we pick some of the panels that have our spidey senses tingling.
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Some people are under-responsive in some senses and over-sensitive in others.
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It senses your hand's movements in 3D with an array of three sensors.
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McGraw and Hill both have great senses of humor, the co-hosts confirm.
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"Fear awakens our senses," said David Emm, the principal security researcher for Kaspersky.
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Two days locked in the attic and Blanche would come to her senses.
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Concentrate each of your senses on recalling as much vivid detail as possible.
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The test tunnel experience was bumpy in both the literal and figurative senses.
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Other scientists are turning to other senses to encode information usually communicated audibly.
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Awair's $199 monitor senses things like particulate matter, temperature, humidity, and CO² levels.
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Scorpio's brand of seduction is far more subtle, operating on all the senses.
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This melding of the senses, a kind of synesthesia, occurs in books, too.
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Overgrown, in both senses: eight or ten or twelve feet tall; shaggy. Shy.
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Less senses by the sun's shift that at least an hour has passed.
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According to our findings, the American populace senses growing detachment from the Holocaust.
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"I'm glad the Pentagon came to its senses," Ryan said in a statement.
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Return to the senses again and again, replacing stories with simply being present.
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He comes to his senses though and leaves her at a fire station.
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Like nothing I'd ever experienced before, it was an assault on my senses.
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"No one with their five senses would report a crime," said Mr. Pacheco.
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Reading your book, one senses you felt a great urgency to write it?
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This is a wonderful time to connect with nature and your physical senses.
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Two people with the same name can get mixed up — in both senses.
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Smells, sounds, and sights that were completely foreign to me engulfed my senses.
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But sometimes, these very senses can cause our minds to get over-stimulated.
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Only bad people denying their senses as the flesh melts from their bones.
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It was heresies of the senses and of the soul that got me.
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Growing up, this brief scene—really just a few seconds—tickled my senses.
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EE: Food involves using the five senses to create all of your experience.
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To me, the way senses trigger one another is interesting but totally subjective.
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If that's the case, what other senses can we hack and play with?
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He senses, in other words, the urgency, improvisation, and spontaneity in Smith's process.
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The romantic idea of separating our senses or identities from writing is impossible.
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"It's time for Putin and Trump to come to their senses," he said.
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Be grateful you have all your senses: If you see poop, clean it.
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In quiet, it turns out, we perceive more — our senses spring to life.
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"It's about detaching from technology and using your other senses," Ms. Hovnanian said.
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Time slows and senses heighten in those first moments following the daughter's discovery.
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Entering Heaven Alive gives viewers a chance to stop and gather their senses.
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When the dominant culture goes low, the saviors of our senses go high.
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These policy changes only make senses as ones that would undermine that goal.
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It senses your movement and automatically lights up as your face gets near.
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In this alone, one senses the voracious depth of Wong's determination and genius.
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Alas, though, it took the Lebanese 14 years to come to their senses.
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You are likely to feel your breath getting calmer and your senses quietened.
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The room was unchanged, but my senses were operating independently of my mind.
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Arleigh will continue to intervene until she senses his negative emotions have dissipated.
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As you shop, be sure to experience the store with all your senses.
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Even in an urban environment, a little green stimulates our senses, they report.
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As happens inside the upside-down house, one's senses are thrown off balance.
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But this production makes an appealing case for the interconnectedness of the senses.
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In some senses, we've been "close" on self-driving cars for years now.
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"I passed out and came to my senses 27 days later," she said.
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When it senses you're on your back, it vibrates so you'll reposition yourself.
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I briefly considered having a garage sale, but quickly came to my senses.
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Zoroaster, no less, comes to disentangle things and restore Orlando to his senses.
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He thinks it possible that Mr. Brandon may someday come to his senses.
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In flightless birds, their visuals are reduced, and they rely on other senses.
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Much like having a cold, our senses are dulled, rendering food bland-tasting.
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Virgo is an Earth sign, so get in touch with your five senses.
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Page after page, the reader senses that something has gone terribly wrong here.
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" If starved of funding, Schwarzenegger said, the party might "come to its senses.
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Their suffering, their hubris, their senses of humor were more familiar than not.
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The sculptures' verisimilitude confuses the senses, as does Wise's obvious obsession with them.
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One must ping their emotional senses, spark their interest, have them fall in love.
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If it senses that you're about to be hit, it can tense the seatbelts.
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A sturdy pinnacle in an uncertain age; a bridge in more senses than one.
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They both came to their senses and are doing what's best for the kids.
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If it senses that you're procrastinating, it'll nudge you to get back to work.
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Germany&aposs president this week urged the governing parties to come to their senses.
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Under the current guidelines, submitted bots will be judged based on the five senses.
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When a foot is inserted, the shoe tightens automatically until it senses friction points.
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If it made you suspicious, don't worry — that's just your Riverdale senses kicking in.
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THEY'RE BASICALLY IN SOME SENSES I WOULD SAY, PERHAPS BENEVOLENT BUT A BENEVOLENT DICTATORSHIP.
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"She is very traditional in some senses," said Jordan Eddy, one of her brothers.
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AI is the brain function, robotics and sensory as analogues of our human senses.
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She has to forge a deal with a European Union that senses her weakness.
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It's not clear what Trump considers to be the world coming to its senses.
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"Prince was a genius, a joy, and a jolt to the senses," DuVernay tweeted.
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Haptic technology, Wheatcroft believes, can steer a visually impaired person without overloading their senses.
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Like Ader, Schedlowski wanted something strange and unforgettable that stimulates several senses at once.
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You attach it to your rod and it senses your casts, catches, and position.
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BoessoDecades of astronauts have prepared for space by depriving their senses here on Earth.
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It glistens, titillates all senses, whispers sweet nothings into the ears of our tastebuds.
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Venus enters Taurus today, finding you craving quiet time to tap into your senses.
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Her affinity for matching Mom's sartorial senses, though, seems to have stayed the same.
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Falconer chose the coat because she senses it has a story of its own.
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And then remember when it ate the guy when it came to its senses?
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Your body automatically does the work, and all my senses are at their limit.
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Rather, they intertwine, crossing the wires to our senses, fully embodying our true selves.
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We believe this one increases happiness, improves mood and arouses taste and other senses.
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Set in yet another dystopian future, creatures with acute senses for noise stalk humans.
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Here are 10 shows that get our Spidey senses tingling at this year's NYCC.
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It was impossible to turn away, even as watching men die overwhelmed the senses.
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Of course, if you're any good at math, your spidey senses might be tingling.
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Like Apple's ARKit, ARCore senses surfaces and allows you to drop objects onto them.
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Or they could cater to astronauts' senses by imbuing the pillow with relaxing smells.
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The end of Harry's story is here; so in several senses are the beginning.
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Vainly (in both senses of the word) I tried to make it look right.
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Zoë Saldana, returning as Gamora, senses something isn't on the up-and-up here.
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They've shown that plants share our five senses — and have something like 20 more.
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In fact, he usually asks me if I have taken leave of my senses.
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Nothing like a fresh meme to revive the senses and inspire some genuine chuckles.
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Are the effects of psychedelics—much like other senses—heightened for a blind person?
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There ain't no tabula rasa, John Locke,Better check your senses against logic nonstop.
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Oliver is trained to perform this task, called "grounding", if he senses John's anxiety.
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Many of the first applications hold out unambiguous promise—of movement and senses restored.
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Strong memories of Istanbul and the Pera Palace had been seared into my senses.
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It'll help develop your baby's senses with its different colors, textures, sounds, and mirror.
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Most of us with our senses more or less intact take them for granted.
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Berry said he wanted to create a space that would 'touch all five senses.
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"Failure has a way of sharpening the senses," was how one aide put it.
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It is the bolder Bastien who senses a deeper current in the men's relationship.
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In some senses, Trump was right that only he could have engineered the summit.
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For a bibliophile, a painting like "Chinese Library No. 62" (2017) dazzles the senses.
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"People who make these movies are adults with adult senses of humor," he said.
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"I decided I want my senses in full performance at all times," he recalled.
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Breathing in hot fumes dulls your senses, diminishing your ability to smell and taste.
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Giles invited me to the 2017 Open Senses Symposium at the University of London.
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One also senses that Miller is pushing toward something that is all her own.
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I want people to see colors, touch colors, and feel colors with their senses.
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Or that the only things that can dull my senses are drinks and hits.
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They would still accrue service time and in all other senses be major leaguers.
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She taught me to sharpen my senses and not rely on numbers and formulas.
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My colleagues have explored vision, touch, taste, and all of the senses for years.
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Jay Kay, one senses, is a man who holds himself in incredibly high regard.
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It was an intriguing demonstration of what can occur when our senses are impaired.
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LOS ANGELES — Not everyone driving down Sunset Boulevard senses the ghosts of Old Hollywood.
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He then "came to his senses" and spent six years as a Navy Seal!
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Even from there, the Ferguson Fire made its presence felt, through all the senses.
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This helped and made me rely on my other senses to make the work.
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And when you hit the streets afterward, every one of your senses is singing.
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Companies hoping to sell deodorant in China have had to appeal to other senses.
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As Mr. Sorenson presides over it all, he says he senses wariness, cynicism even.
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But try not to be thrown off when "Our Senses" adds a sixth — balance.
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Or like the common fangtooth, below on the right, they opt for other senses.
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Suppose people come to their senses, and stop interacting with — and infecting — one another.
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As Gawenis opened each bottle I brought him, his senses started to kick in.
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All of our senses are entangled with each other in some way or another.
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I want to believe Americans will come to their senses, but I doubt it.
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The last chapter is stunning in both senses of the word, gorgeous and shocking.
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He explained: ''While we use recipes to inspire us, we never abandon our senses.
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The human senses never cease detecting things the brain finds a way to dread.
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What's more, the Met is a public institution in many senses of the word.
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It's O.K. for the brain to take a rest while the senses work overtime.
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In some senses, the city does feel safer than it did a year ago.
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Wherever totality occurs, the sudden midday darkness recolors the landscape and confounds the senses.
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Our favorite is the Google Nest Protect, which senses both smoke and carbon monoxide.
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The car senses an obstacle, and at lower speeds, can stop before a crash.
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Mindfulness makes us more aware of these preoccupations and reorients attention to the senses.
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At the same time, he senses a mechanical process, a huge machine in motion.
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That's good in some senses, but it's different than what we are used to.
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Yet it's not just color: Bunn operates like a mad scientist for the senses.
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The senses, which are the source of knowledge, are common to all and reliable.
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Decencies matter: they are essential for societies "civil" in both senses of the world.
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Crises happen every day, but bombastic spectacles of horrifying incidents gradually numb our senses.
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"On a day like today you really want to heighten your senses," he added.
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They should be able to visually do stuff to you kinetically with other senses.
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So when you have those two senses empowered, the sexual experience can be amazing.
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Powerful experiences in the real world are immersive and often engage all the senses.
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Thunderbird (Blair Redford), is a mutant with superhuman agility and strength with superhuman senses.
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Recent work in neuroeconomics suggests this link between dollars and senses is not just metaphorical.
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Some say if we'd all just calm down, the Republicans will come to their senses.
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If you had to give up one of the five senses, what would it be?
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But cars, cranes and telescopes shame only our limbs and our senses, not our essence.
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If you're feeling too dreamy today, engage your senses to reconnect with the real world.
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And there's a whole lot we don't know about the senses that we do have.
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Eat slower and use your senses to notice the taste and texture of your food.
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That system pushes the nose of the aircraft down if it senses an imminent stall.
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According to Bernardin, the Japanese are more attuned to the five senses than most cultures.
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In fact, after isolation, all of the senses are overly sensitive, not just the eyes.
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So, all sensation and senses you will be experiencing during the Repêchage four-layer facial.
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She seemed poised, in the paradoxical senses of the word: serene, yet ready to leap.
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The moon in Taurus asks you to slow down and reconnect with your senses, Gemini.
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But Mr Roberts had an ace—in both senses of the word—up his sleeve.
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"Driving long distances alone through the American Southwest ignites all of my senses," she says.
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Lace seemed to come to her senses, immediately backing away and distancing herself from him.
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This is not about therapeutics or repair, but about augmenting human senses beyond the norm.
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As Schrader feels his way through the darkness, he senses that something is stalking him.
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According to author Richard Betts our olfactory senses are far more developed than our tongues.
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One case in 2015 did bring attention to dogs finding hardware through their olfactory senses.
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Facebook employees have shitty senses of humorThis isn't juicy, per se, but it is illuminating.
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The viewer senses that the final missing piece in this tale of redemption is Noel.
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Heat is a perfect film in the way it delights each one of the senses.
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A new dawn is upon us — and it's dark, in all senses of the word.
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Across from me, another performer is standing, waiting for me to come to my senses.
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Yamasato, naturally, says he senses conflict on the horizon, and he couldn't be more excited.
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When it came to international affairs, one senses that Blair was soaking up good advice.
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I'm an audiophile and I like playing my music loud so it envelopes my senses.
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Maybe life isn't just about fucking and getting fucked, in all senses of the word.
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When it senses it's low on battery, Roborock S5 automatically returns to its docking charger.
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Several researchers are working on ways to skip the senses and directly stimulate the brain.
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But it isn't going well — Lucious senses that something just isn't right with the song.
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But the fracas at Uber seems to have heightened the senses of some budding entrepreneurs.
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In fact, much research indicates that hearing is the most important of the five senses.
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For them, the meaning and power of trees, water and wind "transcended" the mere senses.
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The discovery of gravitational waves will be like opening another of our senses, said Marka.
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The moon clashes with Venus at 12:33 PM, encouraging us to indulge our senses.
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Hillary Clinton said she's doing her best to make sure Bloomberg never senses an opening.
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One of the biggest misunderstandings is that our senses are mutually exclusive of one another.
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You can also effectively convey psychological states, as it dramatizes senses of wonder and dread.
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Enjoying your entire weekend comes down to feeding your senses and having a little perspective.
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We're appealing to a different set of senses to capture the spirit of the piece.
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This is the real Greece—beautiful scenery, unpretentious people, and a feast for the senses.
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Indulge your senses as the moon connects with love and money planet Venus this afternoon.
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When someone senses that you're trying to convince them of something, their defenses go up.
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Of the senses, vision arguably offers us with the most information bang for our buck.
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Khalidov is also a force of nature when he senses he has his man hurt.
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In its shriek, Romy senses the absolute difference between being locked up and being free.
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No matter what they are reviewing, however, these writers are trying to engage your senses.
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I don't dismiss their strong views, but I hope they'll soon come to their senses.
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"I just hope that ... Republicans will come to their senses on some of these issues."
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Read more: Tucker Carlson Comes To His Senses: 'Of Course Michael Vick Shouldn't Be Executed'
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Five Senses Spa Salon and Barbershop in Illinois gave $500 bonus to its 20 employees.
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"In some senses, there is a strong argument for them to do so," Storm said.
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Six Senses scored 74.3% and dropped from the third place spot in LTI's 2018 ranking.
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We make snap judgments and rely heavily on just a few senses, most notably vision.
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By employing each of my senses, I expanded my understanding of the world around me.
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As for those other senses, children will decorate doughnuts to make them look like monsters.
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When it comes to hunting for prey, tigers rely on their sound and sight senses.
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Bodrum's Six Senses Kaplankaya includes 141 guestrooms and suites as well as 150 residential villas.
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The bee uses buzzing sounds, flashing lights, and lively music to engage your child's senses.
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Outside the pub, people on the street are getting rowdy, and Jimmy senses a threat.
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He grows from his time with them, and even his mother senses a newfound maturity.
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It's a survival instinct: you need your senses to hunt – and to avoid being hunted.
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It is not a straightforward chile heat, but a layered one, assaulting all the senses.
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But the trawl used to fish him out seems indiscriminate, netting all senses of fraternity.
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I read that you said that taste preference is the least understood of the senses.
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Both of these stories made him question the dimensional aspects of our senses and communication.
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But in general terms, someone who has zero online profile makes my spidey senses tingle.
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It's 22018 or 40 minutes after the first drink, and already my senses are overwhelmed.
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I think we have way more than 5 senses and they're definitely not totally separate.
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He is working out his aggression on a large tree when he senses something's wrong.
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They are true connoisseurs, [and have noses] much like the trained senses of a sommelier.
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It does so by increasing the blood flow to your brain and alerting your senses.
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"All of the senses are activated when you're working with live plant materials," she said.
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Increasingly, warfare will exceed the capacity of the human senses to collect and process data.
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He's a strong supporter of the mining industry, but he senses a change in culture.
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They'll require more attention to all five senses — and a more sensitive approach to design.
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One senses a field of inquiry that is, today, treading water more than making progress.
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Ana and Wesley love the "Our Senses" exhibit at the American Museum of Natural History.
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It is in her attention to specifics that one senses the completeness of Saul's vision.
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Fair enough, at this earliest of early stages — but one senses a reckoning is coming.
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In a fairer society, she and Taystee would be rewarded for their senses of justice.
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She delighted in the reawakening of her senses, asking to smell the newly blossoming lilacs.
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Coming Back to the Senses: As you are ready, gently wiggle your fingers and toes.
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When you experience a book, it should appeal to all of your senses except taste.
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Until my senses hit me like a rock and suffered the consequences of the food.
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The passage of time has been helpful in some senses to understand Hunter's story better.
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"The EU states have to come to their senses," the group said in a statement.
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It is like moving through a series of stages, in all senses of the word.
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The high-end Six Senses Douro Valley is offering a Winter Escape deal: from Nov.
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But then we came to our senses and summoned the courage to face gun violence.
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The more the Muse senses your mind wandering, the more the sound of rain increases.
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But it&aposs not just the environment inside the cabin that&aposs affecting your senses.
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Those with higher senses of well-being and life satisfaction interacted with more people overall.
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But on a good night, he senses his mother in the room, or even closer.
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It's not everyday that you're struck by something that makes you question your own senses.
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" Following Monday's vote, the White House argued Democrats "blinked," and had "come to their senses.
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We'll start with the good news, which is sure to make your spidey senses tingle.
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"You really have to use all of your senses when you do it," he said.
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Focusing on visuals pulls our attention away from other senses, like hearing, Dr. Barasch explained.
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In the case of Finland, it is a dangerous addiction to gambling, in two senses.
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Simply be present with what is, with your senses, not the stories in your head.
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The moon is in fellow earth sign Taurus, inspiring you to tap into your senses.
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At the right time everyone will come to their senses & there will be lasting peace!
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It affects all the senses, and in primitive societies was considered a God, and worshiped.
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The problem is, when it comes to flying, I don't want all my senses involved.
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Like journaling, talking to someone about your block can help to sharpen your creative senses.
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Some feel necessary, but for the most part it&aposs a shock to the senses.
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That thou no more will weigh my eyelids down, And steep my senses in forgetfulness?
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At the right time everyone will come to their senses & there will be lasting peace.
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This sound scheme is a successful trigger for anxiety, but it quickly exhausts the senses.
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"We want to bring Kim Jon Un to his senses, not to his knees," Adm.
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If we abandon what is unknown to our senses, how can we truly know anything?
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Maybe he senses that something has changed; or, more accurately, that something has been rediscovered.
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But if they are good, they each have the potential to encourage senses of wonder.
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One day, in class, Brooke's teacher senses that Brooke is upset, and mysteriously knows why.
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It was an assault on my senses from every angle unlike anything I'd experienced before.
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SI: Watching the film one senses Snowden's only crime is that he cares too much.
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The feeling is claustrophobic, and one senses that the thing (or life force) is trapped.
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In this and other works in which color is added, one senses the artist's joyousness.
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Reflecting on his play after the game, Fitzpatrick was sanguine in both senses — stoic, and bloodthirsty.
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Children learn by doing, using their senses, exploring their environment of people, things, places and events.
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The first is, there's a lot of hardware out there that is duplicative in some senses.
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Stimulate multiple senses at once with LILY 2, a tiny massager that's infused with arousing scents.
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I panicked, and when I came to my senses, I started to hit and scratch him.
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Humans are visceral beings, and without a tangible value for money, we lose our financial senses.
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Photo: Adam Clark Estes (Gizmodo)The Consumer Electronics Show is typically an assault on your senses.
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The other candidate to win Super Tuesday in the most literal of senses was Donald Trump.
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"The noise and the wind—it attacked all your senses at the same time," Czuchnicki says.
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Once it senses your face, it expands to show you the full text inside the notification.
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N.D.E.s are thus real in both senses: They really occur, and they accurately portray these possibilities.
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The resistance is provided by electromagnets, and the machine automatically adjusts if it senses you struggling.
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This effect is so strong as to seemingly lessen the need for the other four senses.
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Hopefully this inspires all the senses to recharge and allows people to feel their inner child.
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Joke Boon: When it comes to tasting food, all your senses are involved—so use them!
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"Like any of our abilities as humans, some people have stronger senses than others," he says.
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Correction: This story has been revised to correct that Knocki senses taps through a specialized accelerometer.
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She's finally come to her senses and realized that Justin is just in it for himself.
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Rely on your senses for good situational awareness, and be alert to what's happening around you.
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" Claire disagrees, saying, "Harry wasn't waiting for the brethren to come to their senses on anything.
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Melanie immediately senses something is amiss when she arrives at the gothic mansion Burke calls home.
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According to Sejnowski, birds—like humans—have a vesticular organ in their heads which senses acceleration.
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IN MOST COUNTRIES candidates for president must prove that they are in command of their senses.
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Now they have to show they can satisfy those customers, in all senses of the word.
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It is as if the point is to arrive out of puff, with your senses awry.
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If this trailer is any indication, it should at least be equally offensive to the senses.
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"I want all the senses to be in sync when you watch the video," she said.
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It's time for those who have even deep concerns about Clinton to come to their senses.
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Olivarez's writing is vital in both senses of the word — full of life, and absolutely necessary.
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He stood and, as he came to his senses, glimpsed at his reflection in the mirror.
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"We want to bring Kim Jong Un to his senses, not to his knees," Harris said.
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Even as a lottery pick in just his first season, Johnson clearly senses the clock ticking.
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Both are vehicles to activate all senses and immerse the consumer within a specific branded experience.
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It totally takes over all of my senses and makes me feel strange, confused, dizzy almost.
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All my senses vibrated in a condition of highest sensitivity that persisted for the entire day.
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"I thought that he would come to his senses on it, but he didn't," Gore said.
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For me, prayer has an ability to light up my senses to the rhythms of war.
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If it senses it can safely complete the route while also avoiding these obstacles, it will.
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The world today is different, and it's unlikely it will come to its senses anytime soon.
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Grief literally takes over your senses and perception, making you see things that just aren't there.
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He stops smiling if it's a really moving number with moving music and he senses it.
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Or in ambiguous phrases evoking the senses: heavy, fine, and needle-like, wide or very bright.
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Scientists used CT scans of the new dinosaur's brain to gain an understanding of its senses.
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The most sensual of all materials in the world, because it appeals to all five senses.
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In 2015, NASA technology that senses heartbeats with microwaves was put to use in the field.
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He plays with senses through music, making the drama and anxiety of the film almost palpable.
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They evolved superpowers like big brains, keen senses and the ability to grow to enormous sizes.
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Don't lean on clichés; instead, try to pin down exactly how the food engaged your senses.
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Could a dangerous security situation be what is needed to bring our politicians to their senses?
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Its subject matter is rape, in the environmental, sociocultural and harrowingly personal senses of the word.
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The collection already contains two works in the series, depicting the senses of hearing and touch.
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The information we receive from the senses is integrated within the brain and guides our movements.
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He quit in 2009 after a serious accident cost him his senses of taste and smell.
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It's precisely that deliberation that Abumrad senses in the oral arguments of the Supreme Court Justices.
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Three days later, Venus also enters earth sign Virgo, inviting you to tap into your senses.
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" Within Congress, Serrano senses a creeping acceptance that "there isn't such thing as an enhanced commonwealth.
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Similes often help the reader to use the five senses to understand what the writer means.
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Or using his bounces to feint and dull his opponents' senses before stepping in for real.
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Brains can understand that trans women are women–but a boner only knows the five senses.
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He senses my disappointment and tries, in strange, pitiful ways, to keep me close to him.
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As Mary Louise's lawyer Ira senses Celeste's vulnerability, any sympathy he may have had drains away.
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You hear about synesthesia where people see sound and hear taste—their senses get mixed up.
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Then, using physical effects, artists can fool more of your senses into feeling present somewhere else.
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But it's the properties you can't register with the senses that make these prototypes so innovative.
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Step back from your many responsibilities and indulge your senses, connect with nature, and slow down.
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Although in some senses people do have much less stuff, moving has become a lot harder.
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To connect spirituality with the senses and euphoria and pleasure in that way was really interesting.
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One of a friend and warrior in our defense in many senses, Federal Congressman Jeronimo Goergen.
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Let me tell you, when it comes to upsets in 2018, our spidey senses are tingling.
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Even touch, which philosophers since Aristotle have typically treated differently from "distance senses," can be compromised.
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One can only hope that sometime soon the Supreme Court comes to its senses and agrees.
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I finally came to my senses and told Mr. Singer to stop the process for Georgia.
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"Long Shot" mostly just toys with some of these ideas; it's awfully straight, in all senses.
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Naked on a Broadway stage, Audra McDonald is on high alert, all of her senses sharpened.
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Come on, people, let's not lose our senses of humor over a darling duet from 1944.
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You will probably be familiar with the traditional five senses: sight, smell, taste, touch and hearing.
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"You and I will say, 'It'll never happen, they'll come to their senses,' " Mr. Kurtzer said.
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In October I moved into the house and prayed my husband would come to his senses.
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Coming back to the senses in our body helps us come back to the present moment.
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Therefore, limit your screen sharing and slides so that participants are engaged in all their senses.
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If it senses that you're snoring, it'll automatically inflate to change the angle of your head.
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Once you've selected your cleaning tool, take a moment to notice it with your various senses.
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His relentless lies, impulsive acts and gassy pronouncements have emboldened American journalists and quickened their senses.
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For the Transcendentalists, the meaning and power of trees, water and wind "transcended" the mere senses.
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The reward for winning was a battery-powered medal that lights up when it senses movement.
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If Grand Central is a cathedral for commuters, Agern is a chapel for indulging the senses.
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Luckily, I soon came to my senses and embraced my true identity as a young fogey.
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Cooking, creating something that appeals to the senses, satisfies a need; it expresses love and care.
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Gore said he had hoped Trump would "come to his senses" on the Paris climate agreement.
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"Those are false senses of security," he told "Meet the Press," referring to the background checks.
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Glenner Town Square bathes the senses in sights and smells to reflect a person's younger days.
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The production is probably too stately and self-conscious to achieve such full, senses-blurring immersion.
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It is a word whose senses include ''shadow'' as well as ''aura,'' ''dignity,'' ''presence'' and ''confidence.
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In a moment of heartbreaking clarity, he senses that Crosley might be on a similar path.
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It's also an intermittent exercise in pure abstraction, a rapid-fire, cacophonous assault on the senses.
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"It was an affront to all of our senses," recalls an executive involved in the deliberations.
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To be fair, Holland's Spidey senses were probably not at their best post-wisdom teeth surgery.
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But Lyft, which is capable of playing hardball despite its friendly image, clearly senses an opening.
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But Ms. Körbes, the mother of a 17-month-old son, also senses an underlying melancholy.
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But filters and hashtags are not Ng's primary concern — one senses he is most comfortable creating.
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What's going on within her, as she senses time passing by, is what matters, after all.
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"Jingle All the Way" (1997) assaulted the senses of even the most lenient of film critics.
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It is the first line of attack when the rest of the global economy senses dysfunction.
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Thankfully, Elle comes to her senses and brings back the pink for her iconic courtroom scene.
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Huffman said she "finally came to my senses" and stopped the process for her second daughter.
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I consider myself a feminist, and that means attaining equality in all the senses that entails.
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Right away, the spa had something for each of the five senses, and included visual trickery.
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Her hormones tintinnabulating as usual, one senses the critical mass for playing around has been reached.
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"Prince was a genius, a joy and a jolt to the senses," DuVernay wrote on Twitter.
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This is where clay-pot cooking relies on the human senses, particularly sight, hearing, and smell.
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This is splendid work if your olfactory senses are not troubled by the stench of corruption.
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The experience feels indulgent, stoking our senses even as we grapple with understanding the objects' meanings.
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Every element of human physiology — the senses, organs (including the brain), skeleton and muscles — will be enhanced.
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That feature senses changes in the surface the vehicle is driving on and adjusts terrain settings automatically.
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"Some say if we all just calm down, the Republicans will come to their senses," she said.
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"Some say if we all just calm down, the Republicans will come to their senses," Massachusetts Sen.
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So far, you know, I still have all-senses and I&aposm a heck of a lawyer.
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From its soaring mountains to the emerald lake beneath, the scene is a feast for the senses.
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Whatever the real reason is that Hannah keeps Luke around, hopefully, she'll come to her senses soon.
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Journey inside the Panoptic Studio, which is giving robots the super senses necessary to explore our world.
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G, Nite: The remedy for restlessness, it blends lavender with soothing valerian root to relax the senses.
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Immersion in virtual reality heavily involves recreating the five senses and mastering motion to direct our attention.
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He senses my tone and walks the few yards over to another market to do damage control.
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Only later did Fonda come to his senses and apologize for the "highly inappropriate and vulgar" comments.
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The handles will automatically present themselves when the car senses the key fob is approaching the vehicle.
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Now, some of the pioneers of the web are asking the EU to come to its senses.
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Because your goal in this new moon exercise is simple: to rediscover your body and its senses.
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Ms. Roberts would blink back to her senses after each trance with little recollection of what happened.
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The video will also entice these senses, acting as a visual collage of different elements and sights.
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But anger can be protective—and I think that is what's happening no, my body senses hope.
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One senses a shift in this history from vague yet capacious ideographic concepts to literal, pictographic representation.
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One senses, throughout this remarkable picture, the personal risk that Poitras is taking right along her subjects.
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The study, funded by Japanese drink giant Suntory, took place at the nonprofit Monell Chemical Senses Center.
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Or perhaps she just senses that something is wrong in a way that no one else can.
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I was deprived of my senses one by one and left bound and blind in a chair.
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Along the way, other senses are engaged with smells, mist, or wind, further grounding the digital experience.
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"It's about the right and the freedom to choose the senses you want to have," she said.
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John is also clearly not as into her as she is into him, and Camille senses that.
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We are being slammed by a barrage of local, national and world events that assault our senses.
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You'll find yourself thinking less with your logical mind and more with your senses and your intuition.
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The result is that participants direct their senses to the world around them, their perceptual mobility expanded.
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When the app senses you're in a light sleep phase during that stretch, it wakes you up.
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He demanded that creative works serve the Communist Party and not "provoke the ecstasy of the senses".
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Spring outta bed and slink into these shots of babes in bed to wake up your senses.
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Organizers describe it as a "feast for the eyes and the senses, mmm!" according to the BBC .
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During the course of its burning, the candle will even extinguish itself if it senses unsafe conditions.
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It enhances their senses and allows them to carry incredibly powerful and heavy weapons into the field.
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Yes, AOL wanted more scale, but it seems that it also senses a gap in the market.
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Computers beat us at our own games, surpass us in diagnosing some diseases and fool our senses.
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Since this morning, our Zara senses have been tingling, telling us that we should expect a sale.
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The Spider-Man: Homecoming co-stars inspired Chrissy Teigen to tap into her own inner Spidey senses.
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To really get your senses reeling, watch a video visual clip set to their track "Gewerbe 15."
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Many economists expect Washington and Beijing will eventually come to their senses and reach a trade agreement.
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After I got my senses back, there were many injured workers lying beside me crying for help.
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It senses you're moving or sleeping and transmits the data to the accompanying smartphone app, Health Mate.
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Apparently, the White House has completely lost its senses and begun inventing sanctions against its own children.
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It navigates shift in a number of senses: thematically—a break-up, a death – but also musically.
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Thus, McKew hopes Trump will come to his senses and treat Russia as the nation's primary threat.
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As a Venus-ruled earth sign, Taurus is all about glamour, pleasure, and reveling in the senses.
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The company makes a smart connected wearable airbag that automatically deploys when it senses an unavoidable fall.
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The chance to take over a player's senses gives designers a tremendous opportunity to terrify their targets.
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"I got really inspired by these African animistic beliefs that material can have senses," she told me.
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One senses that O'Keeffe kept her clothing simple so that she could infuse drama into her art.
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The visualizer section of the book is about something called synesthesia, you know, when your senses cross.
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His senses are similarly keen when it comes to the opioid crisis, which has hit Pennsylvania hard.
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Murrow and Welch didn't end his career, but they helped to bring America back to its senses.
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"I am pleased that Democrats in Congress have come to their senses," Trump said in a statement.
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She can cling on walls, has hyper-alert senses, and shoots blasts of energy from her hands.
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A tiny LED lights up when the device senses that you have taken a deep enough breath.
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The system notifies you when it senses a door open or movement along its field of view.
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Our cognitive abilities can be a tremendous advantage, if they are informed by all of our senses.
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Kitrosser: I think that there are at least two senses in which one can answer that question.
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Yield curves flatten out when the market senses a slowdown, it inverts when it expects a recession.
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"Nintendo's management has finally come to its senses," says the analyst Pelham Smithers Associates, writing for SmartKarma.
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It's an assault on the senses and the audience have to react to that in some way.
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She tells him she senses bitterness among veterans and their families that they are somehow not appreciated.
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Policymakers came to their senses in the early eighties; they hired better leaders, who demanded adequate budgets.
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Unfortunately, one senses that what was pursued here was less clarity and truth than ambiguity and doubt.
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Once my hearing was taken away, I had to rely on my other senses — touch and sight.
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Apparently, the White House has completely lost its senses and began inventing sanctions against its own children.
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He introduced dollar-for-dollar tariffs he said would remain until U.S. leadership came to its senses.
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"We are sounding the alarm to remind people - come to your senses, check your equipment," he said.
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He teaches guests how to uses their senses most efficiently before meeting Doc Chocolate, a seasoned chocolatier.
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Fitbit's finally come to it senses: the days of trying to sell more fitness trackers are over.
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Successful pop-ups should ignite the five senses, Ms. Gonzalez explained, because they are selling lifestyle events.
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It's like she senses all my dates—how popular I am—and now she wants a piece!
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All I want to do is sit quietly and revel in the sugar-party of my senses.
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He occasionally senses which defenders are helping from where, and who he should pass the ball to.
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Probably not, but let's just hope that people come to their senses and just enjoy their chocolate.
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Keep your dominant hand free, don't hinder any of your senses, and maintain control of your interactions.
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It could, for example, help people with paralyzed senses smell again, a proposition that definitely doesn't stink.
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MIT Media Lab alumni Patten's latest prototype senses human movement and responds with an organic, flowing motion.
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All of our senses were exposed to different elements that enhanced the nautical theme of the store.
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But Ernesto and Raúl are adolescent boys, with adolescent-boy yearnings and adolescent-boy senses of judgment.
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They'll come to their senses eventually, perhaps after they experience real consequences (getting fired, getting dumped, etc.).
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Of course, vision and hearing aren't the only senses vulnerable to pollution; so are smell and taste.
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If he feels slighted by Kim, or senses that his outreach has gone unanswered, anything could happen.
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The works highlighted in this piece spoke to me on a visceral level to my photographer senses.
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The HapiFork is a Bluetooth-enabled "smart fork" that vibrates when it senses you're eating too fast.
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Taurus rules the five senses, so this is a fab time to get in touch with yours.
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The soundtrack, DJ NJ Drone's "10 Cones," was loud and punishing, a total assault on your senses.
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" As my oblivious mind tried to come to its senses, I blurted: "Sorry, but are you gay?
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Sometimes, of course, your senses can deceive you, but that's less likely than other people deceiving you.
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Like the design of a local market, this art fair was a feast for all the senses.
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Here again, we see the emancipatory power of sex, of derangement of the senses — but it's rote.
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"Our senses are the product of millions of years of evolution," said Robert DeSalle, the exhibition's curator.
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Things turn violent and ugly until David/Bud gets everyone to finally come back to their senses.
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Wiggly lines indicate the tingling of spider senses, while electronic bursts signal the presence of interdimensional static.
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"It is still possible to come to our senses," he said in a televised address Monday evening.
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CreditCredit Walking through the gates of MCU Park in Coney Island is an assault to the senses.
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Over the years, she regained her senses of taste and smell, which had been dulled by smoking.
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I knew that the same sea soothing our senses could, in an unguarded moment, swallow us whole.
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The survivors are forced to adapt to their other senses, finding new ways to interact and survive.
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Scientists think right whales migrate based on other senses -- like picking up on Earth's reliable magnetic field.
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Whenever I hear candidates talking about their natural appeal to these voters, my spidey senses are activated.
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Hayes is a true flâneur, a man who actively engages the city with all of his senses.
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It's only when she finds an opening in the carapace that she senses a chance for connection.
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Their senses became so scrambled, their yearning so pitched, that when they disembarked, flowers smelled almost oppressive.
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In "Coming to My Senses," she's eager to show us that it wasn't like that at all.
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Rather than encounter a rigid ideology at work, one senses a fruitful tension between these two commitments.
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If his rhetoric on climate change is shifting, it's because he senses the politics are now different.
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These aren't clothes designed (in all senses of that word) to charm; they are designed for security.
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Colours can have a powerful effect on your senses, your mood, and your overall sense of wellbeing.
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"Prince was a genius and a joy and a jolt to the senses," DuVernay told the publication.
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When she senses a seizure coming, she rushes to the bathroom to hide until they go away.
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Early in "TROS," Finn tells Poe he senses Kylo Ren is in the desert valley of Pasana.
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And like the other senses — vision, hearing, and so on — it helps our brains navigate the world.
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We can't wait for folks in Washington, DC, to come to their senses and reinstate these rules.
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We can't wait for folks in Washington DC to come to their senses and reinstate these rules.
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And the act of listening somehow becomes a process that extends to and heightens all the senses.
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I wanted to overload the viewer's senses in a beautiful way to take them on a journey.
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Fittingly, Fini's sexually charged, lifelong revolution, cycling through selfhoods and styles, leaves the senses exhausted and spent.
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My other senses were also ignited when I felt the heat of the lava crawling up my arms.
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Allowing dogs to routinely use their senses is a wonderful way to express your love to your dogs.
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A source told PEOPLE that month the engaged couple their similar senses of humor made their romance work.
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"It works because it tricks your senses into perceiving that the computer-generated environment is real," Rose says.
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When a ship passes above, the mine senses a change to the magnetic field density, triggering a detonation.
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So the firt one is, "If you had to get one of your five senses," Kimberly - - GUILFOYLE: Yes.
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Hedonism is good for your brain right now as you ground yourself in thinking with the five senses.
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These tactics, both defensive and offensive, are pro-democratic in both the small-d and big-D senses.
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For a few seconds, Sasha couldn't look happier about the near-murder — until she comes to her senses.
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And we didn't want to be woke up in the middle of it and come to our senses.
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If the robot senses the drummer moving towards the high-hat cymbal, it shifts to the ride cymbal.
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That got my spidey senses tingling and I started reading about collateralized debt obligations and credit default swaps.
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Good luck getting a gram—as soon as the bot senses your presence, it runs the other way.
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Good luck getting a gram—as soon as the bot senses your presence, it runs the other way.
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The new moon in Cancer is activating the sector of your chart that rules the five senses, Gemini!
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Allie senses dissent during the Thanksgiving improv show, when Lexie (Grace Victoria Cox) criticizes her through her performance.
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But already, the market has shown impatience when it senses Trump is distracted from the job at hand.
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"It's also great to do something that involves your senses, to distract yourself from your mind," she says.
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She immediately senses that they are new friends, but delivers some horrifying news: They're going to die today.
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A number of features contribute to making the Oculus Rift feel like a complete feast for the senses.
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I tend to think with my senses, which may be why I prefer the way poetry thinks, sideways.
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Music provides the not inconsiderable consolation of at least temporarily defying gravity, in all senses of the word.
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We asked Cohn for advice on situations that could overload your senses and set you up for overeating.
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In today's world that amounts to a non-story: people lose their senses on aircraft all the time.
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As a philosophy, "phenomenology" refers to an object outside the physical perception that the senses and mind notice.
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"These cues are what help to bring context to what we're experiencing with our other senses," Littlejohn said.
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Much like a rare DC/Marvel crossover comic book (yes, those exist), synesthesia is a confusion of senses.
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Sony says the device is supposed to demonstrate how technology can affect human perception through our various senses.
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It's in the people, it's in the overloading of the senses, it's in the chaos that surrounds you.
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It's mostly sensory stimulation designed to get the children to use their senses and galvanize new brain growth.
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" Several reported reconnecting to their senses: "A veil dropped from my eyes, things were suddenly clear, glowing, bright.
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On the runway, models showed off new fashions meant to bestow new senses, among them direction and echolocation.
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Venus in Taurus is peaceful, gentle, and sensual, and you're eager to slow down and delight your senses!
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And many people have gone on record with stories about experiencing sixth senses in relation to their twin.
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The Del Mar, California, resident has synesthesia, a scientifically studied condition that produces a blending of the senses.
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It responds to critical problems confronting our cities, and in some senses it was a long time coming.
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UV light sensitive materials, used by me, give you the ability to concentrate senses only on the form.
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She stood on a corner of the pavement and looked up, and what she saw clouded her senses.
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"The part of the universe that we can experience with our own biological senses is limited," he said.
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Standout "Senses" is that hurricane in a bottle, bass drone, pummelling drums, and machinery colliding over and over.
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He senses the seams in the conventions of ordinary political journalism and pushes right at those weak points.
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It-- in many senses that we made a major concession, we really haven&apost made any concession whatsoever.
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Meanwhile, the shots change every three seconds, so the experience quickly becomes a real rollercoaster for the senses.
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And together, we can bring more senses into an experience, even if only in a very small way.
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According to him, the idea was merely to parallel different experiences of pleasure and appeal to the senses.
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My approach is something like a unification process of all the senses that we have as human beings.
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The divides are, in some senses, greater than half a century ago; the nation is more politically polarized.
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The Intelli-Speed Motor Control senses contents and chooses the optimal speed needed to power through those ingredients.
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Like, we all build up our own personal senses of morality in terms of sort of moral Legos.
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The paintings suggest rapture in all senses of the word – enchantment and bliss, as well as imminent demise.
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After saying yes and coming to her senses, Anna had a pretty spot-on response to Terry's scheme.
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Equally worrying, DARPA proposes to modify some species in order to optimize their senses for detecting manmade objects.
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It's amazing how it senses where to go and it gets up all the dirt in my home.
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He said Riyadh had panicked after the embassy attack and the Saudis needed to "come to their senses".
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" In it, Scarborough wrote that he was leaving the Republican Party, explaining: "The Republican Party left its senses.
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Virtual reality for Thumper is a tool then, a set of handcuffs for your eyes and other senses.
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These new platforms gift content creators with powerful tools to tell stories that captivate all of our senses.
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But Rohrabacher did the equivalent of Patton-slapping the leadership and brought his colleagues back to their senses.
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It's precisely that she's so smart that this resistance of hers confuses the senses, keeps the internet humming.
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The notion that our hearing is one of the first senses to develop is so interesting to me.
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It's about transgressing the boundaries of what humans are meant to do with their senses and other organisms.
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So if the Pennsylvania Supreme Court comes to its senses, you can take this seat off the board.
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John McCain too knows just how sharply Trump is capable of retaliating when he senses a personal affront.
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Everyone senses some sort of joy—if they're given long enough to live—and ecstasy and mystical union.
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As far back as I can remember, my senses of taste and smell have been peculiar, almost amplified.
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What they offered us was the opportunity to explore our five senses: taste, feel, smell, sight and sound.
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"People are commonly trapped in a scientific mindset, but there are things outside our senses," Ki Narto said.
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Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman senses positive momentum as Cleveland prepares to pitch LeBron James on sticking around.
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