We can build a defense to our starter's tendencies and build a lineup to the other starter's tendencies.
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Extinguishing conspiratorial tendencies that plainly surface again and again will require more than just the public's awareness that those tendencies exist.
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Most Americans have rather libertarian tendencies or classical liberal tendencies — the spirit of this country is very much libertarian or classical liberal.
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" Embedded in it was a personality typing system of her own invention she called the Four Tendencies: a homage to Freud's "fateful tendencies.
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"Amber always made her bisexual tendencies quite obvious," wrote Radar Online, suggesting it would have been more proper to keep her "tendencies" under wraps.
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I think what's interesting about Trump is he's both a continuation of longstanding tendencies on the right and also a break with those tendencies.
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"A populist party with nationalist tendencies like the Five Stars, and a nationalist party with populist tendencies like the League," he enthused to Politico's European edition.
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While many business leaders recoil at Trump's authoritarian tendencies, said tendencies may be more palatable to a man who has argued that democracy and freedom are incompatible.
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"What I think is they're really small tendencies, extremely small tendencies of the lunatic fringe, desperately looking for legitimacy because they don't have anyone to look toward," he said.
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But actually, so he argues, the tendencies and forces that present new problems are only continuing developments from the very same tendencies and forces which transformed seventeenth-century society into nineteenth.
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"I would say that he has those tendencies," Scaramucci said.
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Is this just another example of Markle adopting British tendencies?
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Certain tendencies in critical thought distort his achievement, that's all.
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"We know power amplifies our more dangerous tendencies," Keltner says.
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True to Shogun World's bloody tendencies, things go horribly awry.
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According to actress Brittany Snow, everyone has serial killer tendencies.
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It was Ad Rock and the drummer from Suicidal Tendencies.
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Trump gave voice to the ugliest tendencies of our country.
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Fortunately, in many settings, Trump has controlled his childish tendencies.
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It's a rare consumer boycott that effectively shifts capitalists' tendencies.
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It's important to consider whether apprenticeships will stifle those tendencies.
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For Knausgaard, Hitler simply exemplifies an artist's tendencies turned bad.
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The defensive tendencies that spawned Switzerland's bunker building are legendary.
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Rather, I'm a secular New York Jew with atheist tendencies.
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Just watch out for your competitive tendencies at this occasion.
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But this reflects deeper tendencies in YouTube's algorithm, he said.
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These tendencies have only been reinforced in the Trump era.
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The party's nationalist tendencies are increasingly synonymous with white nationalism.
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Trump may be a white nationalist with dangerously authoritarian tendencies.
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What's more, "Kiksuya" displays most of Westworld's other tendencies throughout.
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At the very least, her tendencies should make us uneasy.
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He has also mocked the tendencies of pickup basketball players.
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But despite his philanthropic tendencies, he had a checkered past.
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It's a dynamic, a flow system with two possible tendencies.
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Ellison's reformist tendencies have, amid so much amity, quietly receded.
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Their natural tendencies might not have been to be polite.
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In 2013, with Xi Jinping as president, these tendencies hardened.
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Or maybe you'll recognize the tendencies of someone you know.
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Both Trump's dream and Verhoeven's nightmare reflect America's darkest tendencies.
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Sixty years ago, the ugliest tendencies were still private, too.
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Mosquitoes are more fragile than other insects, despite their menacing tendencies.
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"Or they are angry, rageful people with sadistic tendencies," he says.
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Marshall's apparent authoritarian tendencies extend to his policy platform as well.
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With each astrological sign come different tendencies, both positive and negative.
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"I don't have any racial tendencies — none," Smith told the paper.
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Here's hoping his all-star tendencies transfer to the dance floor!
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Arguably, western governments will welcome the measures, given growing protectionist tendencies.
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Like in terms of embracing some of the more aggressive tendencies.
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He may be a pocket-sized John Mayer with misogynistic tendencies.
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The international community has abetted these tendencies in Latin American politics.
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Last I checked, I was Gryffindor with some definite Ravenclaw tendencies.
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Logan asserts that he's not a sociopath, but has sociopathic tendencies.
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Even beauty queen Vanessa Williams isn't immune to Hollywood's ageist tendencies.
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Truly illiberal tendencies are limited to about 403% of college students.
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Truly illiberal tendencies are limited to about 20% of college students.
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But there were in Hinduism tendencies of a very different kind.
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Special interests don't represent the centrist tendencies of the American people.
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These are simply tendencies that the researchers found had a correlation.
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Guard against those tendencies and make room for genuine, thoughtful discourse.
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According to Bordo, Sanders unfairly maligned Clinton for her "establishment" tendencies.
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If your child shows any aggressive tendencies, modify their media diet.
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"He was very gentle about these tendencies I had," he said.
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Despite my hot-sleeping tendencies, the mattress kept me cool too.
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American political psyche, and deftly contrast them with Canadians' own tendencies.
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If there aren't any aesthetic breakthroughs, there are some common tendencies.
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Identify personal tendencies and their influence on your success or failure.
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China has generally been eager to capitalize on Trump's protectionist tendencies.
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To most young adults, these tendencies will look like cloud cuckooland.
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This attitude can catalyze violent tendencies toward, and assault against, women.
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All are moderates reflecting varying realist, internationalist, pragmatic and political tendencies.
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The character was psychotic, manipulative, dishonest, and had very murderous tendencies.
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Warning: This strategy can backfire if you have any hypochondriac tendencies.
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This coupled with his narcissistic tendencies makes for a dangerous mix.
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Graham said the strip-sack came from his knowing Brady's tendencies.
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Chimpanzees may be unable to override their selfish tendencies about food.
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Hay said her hyperactive tendencies aren't as "loud" as some people's.
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The key to fighting against such tendencies is integration and equality.
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Others were unnerved by his volatile temperament, egoism and authoritarian tendencies.
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All of these tendencies came together to give us Donald Trump.
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Based on this season's general world-expanding tendencies, it seems likely.
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You'd think that adults would have cheered their offsprings' coupling tendencies.
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Despite his isolationist tendencies, the president seemed to support that approach.
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People don't change their personalities and narcissistic tendencies all that easily.
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Some patients report adverse effects like depression and increased suicidal tendencies.
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I think I have some schizoid tendencies, which must Be Watched.
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They weren't people you would think as prone to addictive tendencies.
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Mr. Trump is not the first American politician with authoritarian tendencies.
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Mr. Franklin is a gearhead and a MacGyver with obsessive tendencies.
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Unconstrained surveillance by law enforcement also can abet starkly antidemocratic tendencies.
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But wealth is a resource that comes with certain psychological tendencies.
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The National Front's politics take advantage of these natural human tendencies.
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I have some binge tendencies and worked through most of that.
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How do you interrogate authoritarian tendencies, which can sometimes be latent?
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He brought cults and their destructive tendencies into modern public consciousness.
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In the past few years, Erdoğan has shown some authoritarian tendencies.
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We need to interrogate our tendencies to look the other way.
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If Democrats embrace Bloomberg's presidential candidacy, it will be evidence that the problem with Trump wasn't that he was a billionaire with illiberal tendencies, but that he was the wrong kind of billionaire with illiberal tendencies.
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Pence is a potential mechanism for taming Trump's worst tendencies, from Ryan's perspective, as well as a good-faith gesture from Trump that he may be willing to downplay those tendencies in the interest of party unity.
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Because what we're battling against is the tendencies of the human brain.
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Kelly has reportedly been trying to curtail's Trump's worst social media tendencies.
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The emotional drama continues to succeed in spite of its mawkish tendencies.
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Dany's cruel streak has always co-existed alongside her revolutionary liberator tendencies.
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These tendencies will often lead adults to have less extreme emotional reactions.
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There is a stigma attached to mental health issues and suicidal tendencies.
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Villanelle is a world-class international hit-woman with definite sociopathic tendencies.
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After all, candidates with authoritarian tendencies don't like to give up power.
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"This is who I always was," he says of his violent tendencies.
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What sorts of experiments have you done to tease out these tendencies?
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Argentina's inflationary tendencies reflect its long struggle to live within its means.
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As a presidential candidate, Donald Trump praised autocrats and exhibited strongman tendencies.
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Mr Morales is following the example of other leaders with autocratic tendencies.
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In Tibet and Xinjiang it has reinforced the Communist Party's repressive tendencies.
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Officials said Lubitz had previously been treated for depression and suicidal tendencies.
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Others viewed the move as more evidence of President Trump's authoritarian tendencies.
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Thank God Elena shared her face, but none of her sociopathic tendencies.
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"I fear for my safety as he has violent tendencies," she wrote.
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And Zuckerberg's maverick tendencies and Sandberg's personal sharing are not exactly new.
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Is there anyone with hot head tendencies, like the notorious Chad Johnson?
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Not the most obvious indication of homicidal tendencies, but Linda was undaunted.
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Someone who is torn between these two tendencies will probably do neither.
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A 2017 study claims those tendencies could be linked to your genes.
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He was not known to the police as someone with extremist tendencies.
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Narcissism exists on a scale from tendencies to a full-blown disorder
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For that reason, social media can breed narcissistic tendencies, according to Kushnick.
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Besides, the Founders were aware of the tendencies of some young adults.
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Other parrots, like the kea in New Zealand, have similarly carnivorous tendencies.
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His actions resemble autocratic tendencies, which are clearly threats to Turkish democracy.
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I'd wake up horribly hungover, and my suicidal tendencies would only intensify.
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Control issues are coming out, and so are jealous and possessive tendencies!
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Noticing my British accent, talk quickly turns to her slight anglophile tendencies.
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You can, for example, see some similar tendencies in Bernie Sanders's team.
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No one can really rescue the show from Mr. Willimon's tendencies, though.
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The President has sought to impart some of his anti-germ tendencies.
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That's why he expects the president's protectionist tendencies to be reined in.
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The unintentional tendencies of human nature will determine the future of everything.
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Voters are no longer particularly bothered if a politician shows dictatorial tendencies.
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There's no question about it, with certain authoritarian tendencies already kicking in.
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Like Peranidze, Armstrong said the tendencies of players were easy to master.
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So why aren't more players making Nadal suffer for his returning tendencies?
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Generally, people with such tendencies are more inclined to view narcissism positively.
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Our experience has been that disagreements stem primarily from my perfectionist tendencies.
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At the time, country music was still reckoning with its bro tendencies.
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Callimachi: Before he left in 2014, did he show any extremist tendencies?
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People who exhibit nerd tendencies are passionate and love to "collect" information.
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"My very strong tendencies is to move in that direction," Sanders said.
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We have a manipulative liar with autocratic tendencies as the American president.
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They keep me grounded and help normalize some of my anxious tendencies.
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And both women and men fall prey to these tendencies, Shulman said.
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Tendencies like left-digit bias can have life-altering consequences for patients.
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There are people who are exacerbating oligarchic tendencies and Bloomberg is one.
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But Greta's own tendencies and quirks remain only in her parent's memories.
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And it had nothing to do with innate talents or artistic tendencies.
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But My Favorite Murder didn't develop these vindictive tendencies in a vacuum.
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Others close to Musk noticed the tendencies in him as Farooq did.
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Flett pointed out that Trump seems to have perfectionistic tendencies as well.
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"A populist party with nationalist tendencies like the 5Stars, and a nationalist party with populist tendencies like the League … it's imperative that this works because this shows a model for industrial democracies from the U.S. to Asia," he said.
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They are fractured shapes on flimsy cardboard to comment on our consumer tendencies.
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So get your credit card ready and your makeup-hoarding tendencies under control.
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Both are broken, both have addiction issues and both have a-hole tendencies.
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Countless people are harmed by societal tendencies like those in the Handmaid's Tale.
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And in any event, alcohol tends to exaggerate existing tendencies, not create them.
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The new display owes its anti-destructive tendencies to a couple of innovations.
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Countless people are harmed by societal tendencies like those in the Handmaid's Tale.
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But like other human tendencies, this is vulnerable to principled campaigns for change.
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The Moon challenges Neptune at 11:50 PM, bringing out our escapist tendencies.
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Horror flicks, for all their sensationalist tendencies, have long interrogated expectations of motherhood.
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He said his brother "just stood out" because of his appearance and tendencies.
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It's always nice when their murderous tendencies turn out to be mutually beneficial.
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Dig into what your tendencies are — and why they made you fall short.
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The movie bares its deeply weird tendencies slowly, so I'll do the same.
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They're the one with the bad tendencies when they can think that way.
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The union today resembles a patchwork of ideological and regional tendencies (see article).
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I can't remember a president who has had more authoritarian tendencies than Trump.
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But too often populist and nationalist tendencies are the main cause of obstruction.
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Across democracy's long history, he argues, two tendencies have vied with each other.
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But he gets in trouble when those refined tendencies turn into debilitating passiveness.
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And winning the White House didn't change Trump's tendencies to exaggerate or mislead.
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The first evidence of Toby's "nice guy" tendencies in the show's third episode.
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The Church teaches that homosexual tendencies are not sinful but homosexual acts are.
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But while both men exude alpha-male tendencies, their differences are readily apparent.
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It's our favorite way to exercise our pyromanic tendencies while obeying campsite rules.
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Anyone Can Become a Morning Person We all have our own natural tendencies.
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Other-oriented perfectionism is linked with antisocial and narcissistic tendencies, the research suggests.
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To oppose these tendencies, we need as many moments of resistance as possible.
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At least it wasn't the 'socialism with post-crash American tendencies' speech again.
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"Will" (Dead Oceans) Opposite tendencies can develop in culture at the same time.
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Individual and team tendencies are noted, and strategies to thwart them are implemented.
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Granted, successful lawyers have often analyzed the tendencies of the judges they face.
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This could focus the markets' attention on further indications of European separatist tendencies.
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Mattis was not the only one vexed by McMaster's tendencies, according to Snodgrass.
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Priming yourself with a self-critical mindset should reel in your subconscious tendencies.
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Yet in Mr. Lipset's view unions had the potential to counter such tendencies.
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These guys know one another's tendencies like the back of their own hands.
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"Jones has violent tendencies and may attempt to flee internationally," the FBI said.
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"The artists blamed nationalistic tendencies for the war in Europe," Ms. Josenhans said.
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Mattis could well turn out to be a brake on Trump's impulsive tendencies.
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Financial struggles and conservative anxiety about their socialistic tendencies both marred the program.
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He gave his statement while suffering from withdrawal symptoms and displaying suicidal tendencies.
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One reader sent a series of light bulb jokes based on the Tendencies.
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All three mall stories are smart, funny and fun, despite having morbid tendencies.
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Celeste's sons are increasingly showing signs that they bend toward Perry's violent tendencies.
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Though Tanner rarely approves of Alf's mischievous tendencies, the two eventually become friends.
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To cope with rising costs, the industry consolidated, which restrained over-expansionist tendencies.
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It's soon clear, however, that he should have worried about his own tendencies.
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The scientist also explained that philanthropic tendencies also helps people achieve personal happiness.
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Those tendencies also seem to inform her relationship with her body and food.
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And that's because both of these political tendencies are wrong about human nature.
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Despite his leftist tendencies, he took a job as a prosecutor in Davao.
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If we can capitalize on their pro-social tendencies, we will all benefit.
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Daenerys started showing her most concerning "burn them all" tendencies in Season 7.
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Politicians with authoritarian tendencies exploit that concern by playing the politics of fear.
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Symptoms of C.T.E. include memory loss, impaired judgment, aggression, depression and suicidal tendencies.
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The nation has seen different variations of Trump's tendencies since he took office.
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The tone Shapiro wanted would slyly force women to confront their worst tendencies.
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The Weeknd became a star with melancholy confessions about his self-destructive tendencies.
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He exposes determinist ideas as false: Behavioral tendencies are strongly shaped by experience.
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This is one of Bacharach's more playful tendencies: good old-fashioned plot twists.
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" He said the call to extend martial law showed Mr. Duterte's "authoritarian tendencies.
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Even less is known about the cause and tendencies of the phantom penis.
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And not letting nationalistic tendencies swapping over to the rest of the world.
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He's not the world's best character, but he was a vital ingredient in season one, and without him, season two has lacked a dark-hearted mirror for Elliot's worst tendencies (just as Angela serves as a mirror of his best tendencies).
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Light some candles and satiate your hedonistic tendencies with a fancy box of wine.
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She's spent the series first trying to deny that her son has psychopathic tendencies.
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This history continues today through a resurgent national security apparatus with emboldened nationalist tendencies.
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But at the time, he said Trump's "protectionist tendencies" were a concern for investors.
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Holmes's rationale for her unusual diet was also driven by her utilitarian, workaholic tendencies.
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The same prudent tendencies that prohibit big plays make possible reams of smaller ones.
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As they repeat the same actions, they reveal their strangest and most illuminating tendencies.
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Indeed, YouTube's algorithms have been described by its own staff as having extremist tendencies.
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The title, he said, is "a play on my last name and my tendencies."
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Biden's propensity for gaffes and touchy-feely tendencies also make him weaker than Sen.
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His dangerous tendencies, rather, are reactive to the situations in which he finds himself.
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And to govern well, they will need to keep Trump's worst tendencies in check.
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On some level we all have tendencies to do things that don't benefit us.
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Some of the franchise's other bad tendencies still bubble up in the film, though.
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To watch the spectacle in the 2016 primaries is to see those tendencies reversed.
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The United States has already expressed displeasure with Erdogan's anti-Western and authoritarians tendencies.
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Much of this is venting about husbands' emotional distance, flagging libido or adulterous tendencies.
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Since Beck is unaware of all of Joe's murderous tendencies, she falls for it.
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Behavioral effects like violent tendencies and aggression could trigger criminal activity or drug abuse.
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But present-day society's most common tendencies can compromise those plans, the general said.
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Maybe Loki targeted him for mind control because he already had budding evil tendencies.
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It didn't help that Never Trump adopted the worst political tendencies of the left.
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But his tendencies toward egomania end up bleeding into strange ideas about substantive policy.
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Trump didn't invent the intrinsic tendencies of the Republican Party, he simply exploited them.
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We can admit that none of the aforementioned issues in particular suggests authoritarian tendencies.
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On Tuesday's episode, Fletcher finally found out about the real-estate agent's violent tendencies.
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But long before the coup, Erdogan's anti-democratic tendencies were already in stark display.
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Other genetic mutations almost certainly underlie tendencies to be morning larks or night owls.
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He rejected what he called the "ethno-nationalist" tendencies of some in the movement.
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It served as a convergence point for several overlapping, at times contradictory, political tendencies.
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Nonetheless, Lincoln's protectionist tendencies set the template for Republican thinking over the following decades.
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It keeps our space from feeling cluttered and our borderline hoarder tendencies in check.
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But it's not too soon to consider the tendencies animating Trump's approach to date.
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But the results have revealed an inconsistent offense that has feast-or-famine tendencies.
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" But Deutsch went even further, saying: "You know, we use the term 'authoritative tendencies.
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Like any other artistic medium, the tendencies of technology manifest on the finished work.
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Her neediness threatens his detached self-control — and fuels his own self-destructive tendencies.
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And it only got brought up because [Hillary Clinton] said I have sexist tendencies.
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Bannon felt a close ideological connection to Trump's populist tendencies and "America First" message.
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"Getting good with money" required altering my own stubborn tendencies and thinking beyond budgets.
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"I'm standing for the women suffering with infertility, depression and suicidal tendencies," she said.
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Erdogan's increasingly authoritarian tendencies and suspected human rights abuses have alienated lawmakers in Congress.
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Experiencing Burning Man helped Reiter overcome his introverted tendencies (and fear of Ferris wheels).
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I started to appreciate my weird sense of humor, my bluntness, my observational tendencies.
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She often asks those with perfectionistic tendencies to describe their best and worst performances.
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So Metsovas did what many young athletes with strong perfectionistic tendencies do: She quit.
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" Asked if the suspect had radical religious tendencies, Melhem said, "I do not know.
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Oh also lacks a damning platoon split or troubling walk and home-run tendencies.
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Prozac made my thoughts happier, but also, made me happier with those suicidal tendencies.
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It's not like socialist tendencies, or general leftism, is a new concept at all.
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Those tendencies are managed, at times, by his staff, but are never totally eliminated.
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Even when harbingers moved to a neighborhood of nonharbingers, their disaster-prone tendencies persisted.
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You play a team for seven games, you start seeing tendencies back and forth.
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"After answering these questions, I suspect I have some lurking masochistic tendencies," she said.
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There is little reason to believe that the B.N.P.'s worst tendencies have changed.
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The accommodationists believe that they can guide the administration away from its worst tendencies.
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Still, he acknowledged that Washington's tendencies toward infighting had, at points, overshadowed the research.
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In the movie her neurotic tendencies, like her facial features, were easily smoothed away.
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Fukunaga's immersive tendencies extend to his hobbies, of which he has a shocking number.
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Bolton's hawkish tendencies could seem out of line with Trump's more dovish campaign rhetoric.
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Stephen Paddock's behavior did not offer any indication of violent tendencies, the brother said.
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China has become a model for tech's world-swallowing tendencies partly out of circumstance.
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But it has also led some critics to accuse Mr. Macron of "authoritarian" tendencies.
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Wall Street research reports on Brazil, Egypt and Saudi Arabia barely mention autocratic tendencies.
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I think there are tendencies within both liberalism and capitalism that lead to decadence.
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Why it matters: The lifestyle tendencies of millennials are driving societal and cultural norms.
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Republicans may do particularly well if they focus on younger voters with libertarian tendencies.
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But where institutions are weak or undeveloped, Facebook's newsfeed can inadvertently amplify dangerous tendencies.
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At a recent show at Caroline's, he twitchily joked about rehab and suicidal tendencies.
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I blame prestige television and the early-2000s vampire boom for glamorizing psychopathic tendencies.
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Even after resigning as commissioner, Mr. Stern could not detach from his workaholic tendencies.
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When (if) it gets beyond that, its illiberal roots and totalitarian tendencies will show.
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The shelter where she originally adopted the animal denied the dog had those tendencies.
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His capacity for decoding opponents' tendencies through film study has mitigated his physiological decline.
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A failed attempt might only feed Mr. Trump's paranoia and aggravate his illiberal tendencies.
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He was also grouped with the Post-Minimalist tendencies of Conceptual and Process art.
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I've always been fascinated by nuclear weapons and the self-destructive tendencies of mankind.
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So it's unlikely that Hollywood's current demographic profile can fully explain its liberal tendencies.
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These characteristics, the authors of the paper theorize, manifest themselves in people's social tendencies.
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All these conservative tendencies put together and pushed to the extreme amount to authoritarianism.
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Is Jimmy a good guy overcoming bad tendencies, or a bad guy who's fooling himself?
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Khloé Kardashian has one person to blame for her "Khlo-C-D" tendencies: her mom!
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There was nothing violent and no criminal history that would show any tendencies like this.
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His cowboy tendencies made him gravitate to a more perilous challenge earlier in his career.
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They tell about broad tendencies, but don't give much help about how to dress tomorrow.
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Pence's speech aimed to reassure international partners who worry that Trump may pursue isolationist tendencies.
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So I guess my question is, how we can better check our own asshole tendencies?
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The aptness of the monster metaphor hinges, to some extent, on both groups' destructive tendencies.
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In our community, anti-gay words often translate to action by others with violent tendencies.
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Undoing these disparities requires firms to surmount their frequently demonstrated tendencies to discriminate, often unconsciously.
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The Mexican peso has fallen against the dollar, reflecting worries about Donald Trump's protectionist tendencies.
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Several different tendencies can be detected among the kingdom's religious scholars, who underpin the monarchy.
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In the general election, his bombastic comments and stylistic tendencies could prove much more damaging.
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Still, Mr. Soros said he saw signs that people were growing tired of nationalistic tendencies.
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Despite the snowflake tendencies of orgasms, there are some interesting connections from country to country.
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First, Obama is probably uncertain about the true colors/voting tendencies of the centrist candidates.
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There are few things certain in our world except for the uplifting tendencies of technology.
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The killings raised questions about the tone of the show, given the character's homicidal tendencies.
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Yet for democracy to flourish, it requires overcoming two natural human tendencies: apathy and ignorance.
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She's intellectually disabled and has behavior disorders, as well as obsessive compulsive and autistic tendencies.
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In the short run Mr Macron may draw flak for unpopular reforms and grandiose tendencies.
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They also created "thunks", smaller subroutines in the code which gives the AI special tendencies.
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And not even an affable and adorable-looking pope with progressive tendencies can fix that.
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The Church teaches that homosexual tendencies are not sinful in themselves, but homosexual acts are.
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Who knew that the brother of Ron Howard, a leading Hollywood liberal, had conservative tendencies?
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Second, everyone has both rebellious and deferential tendencies in different measure and in different contexts.
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Most people enjoy sex and find it pleasurable, and drinking alcohol increases your baseline tendencies.
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IT IS long-standing Republican tradition to deride the national media and its liberal tendencies.
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IT IS long-standing Republican tradition to deride the national media for its liberal tendencies.
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Not to mention, an individual with psychopathic tendencies might respond very different to this content.
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Fascism has never been a fixed creed; it's a syndrome, a series of intertwined tendencies.
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The move to Gainesville and the success of his first novel exacerbated Crews's worst tendencies.
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In March, Apple announced the creation of Liam, a 20173-arm robot with destructive tendencies.
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Over drinks recently I commiserated to a friend about his frustrating and sometimes aggressive tendencies.
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Collectively, their writings were influenced by surrealist and abstract-expressionist art, and other modernist tendencies.
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It's to Nichols's credit that he resists the hoarier tendencies of this kind of film.
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For its study, Finder surveyed 2,100 U.S. adults in February to gauge drunken shopping tendencies.
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Power struggles are flaring up, so be mindful of your own jealousy or possessive tendencies.
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It's what allows the best of us to overtake the tendencies to tear others down.
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Much like her teammates, Hernandez said she has experienced some of Raisman's grandma-like tendencies.
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Stern compared his workaholic tendencies to Trump, saying that neither can say no to things.
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Try not to go overboard with your escapist tendencies—things will mellow out later today.
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M5S's Eurosceptic tendencies and Mr Grillo's hostility to immigration appeal to many on the right.
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Some signs have made me wonder whether our more Hobbesian tendencies can be contained too.
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In these and other instances, our political institutions served as crucial bulwarks against authoritarian tendencies.
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Wellness: My wellness report gave so much clarity about my body, sleeping habits and tendencies.
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The combined experience was uniquely New York, while perfectly in line with Pacific Northwestern tendencies.
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It's also that, in some cases, the constitutional system itself is enabling his worst tendencies.
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He'd begun showing some of the abusive tendencies of his dad, including menacing his sisters.
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"I've always been quite imaginative, which I think goes with having introverted tendencies," she adds.
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It is unclear how Kelly would curb those tendencies or whether he would even try.
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But a similar psychological phenomenon could be at play among those with less lawful tendencies.
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Democrats cannot continue to avoid the antagonistic tendencies between the two wings of the party.
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Meanwhile, the West must understand that this is not just about Mr. Erdogan's authoritarian tendencies.
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And Trump grew more exasperated with Mattis' efforts to dissuade him from his isolationist tendencies.
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And in some of those children who had autistic tendencies, they saw autistic symptoms improve.
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The JCPOA has unleashed Iran to double down on its worst tendencies and murderous ambitions.
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Their shared nationalist tendencies could aggravate friction between their countries, which are increasingly global rivals.
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The messages show Khashoggi expressing concern over the crown prince's tendencies and response to criticism.
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It doesn't cover the blitzes and coverages we will see, nor the other team's tendencies.
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She'll never fully abandon her impulsive tendencies, because they're part of what makes her great.
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Brooks says that it was initially known as "The Yes Song" for its proggier tendencies.
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We wouldn't really talk about the man's actual capacity and tendencies on the basketball court.
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Marshall considered the time he spent studying Sherman's tendencies, including his jamming technique, an investment.
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Local strongmen openly promote factional, ethnic and identity politics, stoking dangerous sectarian tendencies and polarization.
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Among Ozone Park's suburban tendencies — low buildings, neighborliness, automobile worship — is its embrace of Halloween.
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Now Obligers, Ms. Rubin writes, are the most challenging of the Tendencies, other than Rebels.
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The backward-looking tendencies of modern cinema were on striking display in Telluride this year.
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"They were a really important early kind of group, establishing those hacktivist tendencies," Coleman said.
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Artists working against these assimilationist tendencies highlight difference in their work as much as possible.
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Moss is not much interested in giving Silvie and her rebellious tendencies room to breathe.
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Addictions, toxic tendencies and ailing health emerge like demons summoned by past sins and grievances.
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"The government wants to build rather conservative, rather nationalistic, tendencies in the theater," he said.
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Did you talk about how that might inform Dennis's well-documented predatory tendencies this season?
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A psychological educational evaluation found that the older twin has extraordinarily high self-sacrificing tendencies.
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Perhaps most importantly, she battles her own worst tendencies to be reactionary and extreme herself.
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All these tendencies, together, created a political environment where the previously unthinkable now feels inevitable.
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Does the show help or hurt people who already have severe depression or suicidal tendencies?
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Trump is getting comfortable exercising his pardon power, ideal for a man with autocratic tendencies.
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The delay was welcomed by those who have been worried about the president's protectionist tendencies.
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Last year, though, a student's suicide raised questions about the academy's rigor and isolationist tendencies.
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The centralizing tendencies of European governments, and of the European Union, will be significantly checked.
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Others may hope for respite from criticism over their human rights records or authoritarian tendencies.
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People with clinical depression tendencies were found to feel worse after listening to sad music.
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The formal indictments represent the Israeli legal system striking back against his anti-democratic tendencies.
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Filling the coffee maker with water for himself, he asked: Did I have addictive tendencies?
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For the last 40 years, the Republican Party has been a coalition of three tendencies.
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Think of a persona as a way of summarizing a group's demographic and psychographic tendencies.
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Senior leaders need to make concerted efforts to understand and change these management tendencies. 3.
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For an artist with experimental tendencies, he isn't aiming to confront or tear anything down.
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At issue is which vision we should embrace when we aspire to counter these tendencies.
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Additionally, slightly higher inflationary tendencies might have also led to the pause in rate cut.
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The game also features some of Trump's most infamous hand-shaking tendencies as power-ups.
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"His anger outbursts, depression, anxiety, and isolation tendencies began to erode our relationship," she said.
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If we really want to generalize, will it create more tendencies for people to polarize?
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Freeing investigators from institutional checks only amplifies the danger of these all-too-human tendencies.
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A man with illiberal tendencies, a volatile personality and no internal checks is now president.
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These psychological tendencies conspire to keep us from doing the things we know we should.
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"Students with violent tendencies have more rights than the students they endanger," said one teacher.
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Will Gary Cohn and Steven Mnuchin be able to tame President Trump's hard-line tendencies?
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Putin isn't the only foreign leader with autocratic tendencies that Macron feels prepared to challenge.
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Your only responsibility as a spectator is to not let your troglodytic tendencies become dangerous.
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"Landscape with a Stone Bridge" (1638) is an example of the Dutch artist's romantic tendencies.
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We restrain some of each other's tendencies and encourage other tendencies, and what we're finding as we go along is that the stuff we put together tends to sound like soundtracks—music that relates to visual media, whether it's film, design, or contemporary art.
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"We show that N. pulcher actively signals aggressive tendencies via altered urination patterns," the researchers write.
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Though investigations are still early, suicidal tendencies seem to be the connecting thread among Shiraishi's victims.
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"We don't have any violent tendencies," Steve Meyer, head of the Suidlanders in Durban, tells Norman.
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It's no secret that Aquarians value their independence, but that isn't due to any misanthropic tendencies.
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Platforms and algorithms that promised to improve our lives can actually magnify our worst human tendencies.
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Absolutely. Should the Democratic Party be leading the charge of that "resistance" to Trump's fascistic tendencies?
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Many of Amazon's tendencies, however, are not unique to the company, to tech, or to business.
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It has deeply divided the country, fuelling anti-Spanish feelings in Catalonia and nationalist tendencies elsewhere.
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What happens when you don't account for the differing preferences, tendencies and biases among varying humans?
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"I think that making this kind of comparison... helps right-wing tendencies within Israel," Gitai said.
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Here are three ways to overcome these tendencies in your daily life and make smarter decisions.
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Myles Turner is LaMarcus Aldridge 2.0 Myles Turner has touch, unselfish tendencies, and enlightening physical tools.
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The pilot, Andreas Lubitz, had apparently concealed from Germanwings, his employer, his depression and suicidal tendencies.
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For people who fall into the other tendencies in Rubin's framework, outer accountability might not work.
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But it's a truism that a man with authoritarian tendencies will seek to maximize his power.
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After all, in Maoist times those accused of capitalist tendencies lost property and even their lives.
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And celebrities, like us, can have the same tendencies — and we love them for their relatability.
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TV is full of boyfriends who mask their evil (or at the very least seedy) tendencies.
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Extending perceptions of such only advances exploitative tendencies that have contributed toward the challenges in Africa.
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It does seem that places have their own tendencies when it comes to fashion and music.
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Yet, even with those very soapy tendencies, there's still some big sweeping moments that need explaining.
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After preschool, those perfectionist tendencies can be reinforced by other facets of life, like school tests.
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Different political tendencies take different positions on this, but none is honest about the trade-offs.
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Also, the study also doesn't take into account people with homosexual or other non-traditional tendencies.
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Watson told Patheos that Tyson had "predatory tendencies" and had made misogynistic comments on different occasions.
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Given those two tendencies, sitting down with a dozen media outlets is not a good idea.
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I remember reading Puszone then going out and buying my first Suicidal Tendencies' Join The Army.
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He explained that his strict, home-schooled upbringing in rural Idaho contributed to his antisocial tendencies.
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Personality consists of a stable set of preferences and tendencies through which we approach the world.
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"Our work explores the inner kid, primitive expression, visual synchronicities, and post-internet tendencies," they say.
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After all, many students adopt minimalist tendencies upon moving into a dorm room with little space.
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The principals have the tendencies to expand themselves, and they'll expand themselves to their logical end.
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CP: Yeah, and you start to realize what your tendencies are when you step outside them.
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Parting ways with their player tendencies and choosing love is an aspect of those growing pains.
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By the same token, some of the most iconic entrepreneurs have been associated with egoistic tendencies.
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When told a story of a person who exhibited some procrastination tendencies, the results were intriguing.
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The W.H.O keep downplaying the severity, but rumors online suggest the infected are displaying cannibalistic tendencies.
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Ever since Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign in 2015, critics worried about his authoritarian tendencies.
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Especially since having Dolly clearly hasn't actually changed any of the therapist's more self-destructive tendencies.
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Trump's aversion to democracy promotion is consistent with his authoritarian tendencies, but also has ideological roots.
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Some at the Justice Department may be counting on Trump's aggressive tendencies to do the rest.
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But Eric Paddock resisted the idea that his brother was somehow emulating their father's criminal tendencies.
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Shoppers have noticed the generous tendencies of Wegmans, making it another reason they love the store.
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In Western Europe, perceptions of freeloading foreigners and an unaccountable EU leadership are fueling nationalist tendencies.
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Some passengers have irritating tendencies, like practicing bad hygiene or failing to listen to safety drills.
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This question will be difficult given the leftist tendencies of much of the Democratic party today.
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I think by nature, I avoid people with self-denying tendencies, opting instead for indulgent company.
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For all of Watson's mercurial tendencies, there's little question he has an affinity for Augusta National.
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Ocean's depressive tendencies strangled the majority of his first two projects, Nostalgia, Ultra and Channel Orange.
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This was the first time it crossed her mind that she might have obsessive-compulsive tendencies.
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So there's reason for optimism for Democrats here in spite of the district's pronounced Republican tendencies.
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But to equate these political tendencies with concern for equality is a misreading of the trend.
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Bolton replaced H.R. McMaster in March, and has been criticized for his past views and tendencies.
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But we can be on guard against the worst tendencies our brains generate at such times.
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She thrived in the embrace of a community but began to be troubled by certain tendencies.
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Part of winning his new Hispanic fan base has meant abandoning his previous immigration restrictionist tendencies.
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For example, lots of Syrian young people can now speak more openly about their sexual tendencies.
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"We were inspired by some Western tendencies, like Michael Jackson, or shows like 'Riverdance,'" he said.
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In the world of conspiracy theorists, Alex Jones and Wolfgang Halbig fueled each other's darkest tendencies.
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Both sides expect their opponents to have an encyclopedic knowledge of their tendencies come the Olympics.
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Do you think your interest in collecting comics and toys ties into your own manic tendencies?
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At fifteen, she wrote in her journal of the "lesbian tendencies" she was finding in herself.
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He plays a journalist who becomes a supervillain (albeit one with less villainous tendencies than most).
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To pretend that these tendencies are somehow comparable is to ignore American history and current realities.
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Recognizing a child's tendencies can help a parent realize what lessons they will need to reinforce.
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Clinton told Rachel Maddow on MSNBC's "Rachel Maddow Show" that she is worried about those tendencies.
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Typical of its genre, this celebratory documentary balances infomercial tendencies with potent nostalgia and infectious music.
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It's biologically hard-wired, though there can be some changes in tendencies depending on your age.
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The generations weaned on smartphones and tablets show increased levels of depression, loneliness and suicidal tendencies.
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But Mr. McCain's conservative detractors have not forgiven his maverick tendencies simply because he is ill.
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While Gaetz is a close ally of the president, he has long held anti-war tendencies.
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Last year prosecutors sought to have the LSNS dissolved for what they said were fascist tendencies.
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Yet my impression is that her devotion to her art has been eliminating those opposite tendencies.
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McCracken is a former art collector who, in his retirement, turned his obsessive tendencies toward plants.
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" Weld called Trump a "sick man," a "malignant narcissist," and a "megalomaniac" with "profound autocratic tendencies.
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Jyn's idealistic Jedi-ish tendencies are at first checked by a hint of Bogart-esque cynicism.
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But Ivanka's left-leaning tendencies have likely colored her choice of scientists allowed into the discussions.
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For me, my own theories, I think there were definitely some psychopathic tendencies with this guy.
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Trump's worst tendencies, and the threats to the American system of governance, can clearly be stopped.
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It helped Jair Bolsonaro, another candidate with authoritarian tendencies, win the presidency of Brazil in 2018.
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Do you notice some of those tendencies in yourself when you look back on your work?
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A candidates' penetration in the news media in part reflects the fickle tendencies of the press.
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Unfortunately, the race has also exposed the self-immolative tendencies of the party out of power.
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But he intends to run again, part of a tilt toward authoritarian tendencies in Latin America.
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He never showed any chauvinist tendencies and was an active and vocal supporter of women's rights.
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There was the ex who said my serial infidelity was a "definite" sign of psychopathic tendencies.
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According to Stenner's theory, there is a certain subset of people who hold latent authoritarian tendencies.
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"It's clear this is a person who had violent tendencies, who had some challenges," Abbott said.
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It was how balance was maintained and the totalizing tendencies of oligarchy and democracy were stunted.
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TFW: When you and your girlfriends are trying to find commonalities in self-destructive behavioral tendencies. 6.
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I have addictive tendencies – most recently in calling phone psychics, and spending lots of money every month.
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A wipe of murk off the screen has revealed much more clear expression of his cinematic tendencies.
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This compilation, associated with no particular festival but recommended for generic events, typifies the genre's ghastlier tendencies.
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Miseducation is a secular album with ecclesiastic tendencies anticipated by both Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye's catalogs.
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We know from experience that Fascism and the tendencies that lead to it are subject to imitation.
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Kutadah is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud Tendencies is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud Michael Rancic is on Twitter.
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He aimed to shake up the commercialisation of art, and to illustrate man's basic animal-like tendencies.
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Creek might be coming around to Manfred's boyfriend tendencies, now that he's saved her family's life — twice.
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Juicero's Wi-Fi connected home juicer was always a shining beacon of Silicon Valley's most indulgent tendencies.
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That leads to the misogynistic tendencies which teach men that they have a right to women's bodies.
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Mexico has always had too few checks on the president, never mind a president with messianic tendencies.
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But don't think that Ms. Lyonne and Ms. Sevigny, avowed best friends, have lost their rebel tendencies.
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Though the game crumbles in the final hours, falling prey to the series' worst tendencies, who cares?
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Until now, The Expanse has held a mirror up to where our violent base tendencies lead us.
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These are all legacy old media, save for maybe Yahoo, which also has very old media tendencies.
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Click here to view original GIFPhone makers have gotten pretty good at defying water's electronic-destroying tendencies.
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"Me," said the actor with a sly smile, already jumping back into his character's lovably narcissistic tendencies.
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Sometimes these tendencies aren't apparent when you first draft your will but become clear down the road.
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Of course, this could also just be another example of the industry's sexist tendencies informing business decisions.
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For starters, here are a few Lorelai Gilmore parental tendencies that Bledel should try to avoid. 1.
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But a weakness of AI models is that they develop tendencies that can be detected and exploited.
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Corporations, eager to track the tendencies and behaviors of its users, will find it impossible to resist.
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Nancy Nowacek utilizes Conceptualist strategies of documentation and measurement to register frustration with bureaucracy's Kafka-esque tendencies.
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Our most basic tendencies are to either dismiss something forever or enshrine it in a permanent nostalgia.
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The trees' leaves have bloody tendencies; autumnal or aflame, they erratically burst into inky splotches of red.
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The trick at these events is for the speakers to keep the crowd's ruder tendencies in check.
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Yes, the generation with a reputation for self-centeredness and instant gratification apparently also exhibits philanthropic tendencies.
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"It's for restraining tyrannical tendencies in government," he said in a Leadership Institute speech several years ago.
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To see what we mean about the writer-producer's prolific tendencies, scroll through the gallery right now.
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He had those tendencies anyway, but the patriarchal ideas found in Quiverfull give biblical weight to it.
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He talked about his research, which focuses on ketamine as a treatment method for acute suicidal tendencies.
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During his first few terms in office, McCain elevated his stature as a conservative with moderate tendencies.
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These tendencies are fully apparent in Liquid Sky, where mixed media are employed to portray unreal situations.
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With the people-watching tendencies triggered, you inevitably begin to gaze/question/notice: gay, straight, trans, bi.
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Stronger economic activity was expected to increase domestic inflationary pressures, compensating disinflationary tendencies from outside, Sejko said.
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That personality split with their impulsive, extroverted tendencies may be behind their funny perspective on the world.
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He tinkered with dance music's maximalist tendencies, pairing huge, community-moving beats with introspective, almost twee lyrics.
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To resolve an increasingly risky situation, he commits an ugly betrayal, reporting Tim's "tendencies" to an interrogator.
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All of these autocrats are popular not in spite of their authoritarian tendencies but because of them.
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But Judge's style of comedy tends to skewer types and tendencies, rather than picking apart real people.
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Multiple left-leaning politicians and critics of Bolsonaro in Brazil have raised alarms about his authoritarian tendencies.
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Charging such a president with obstruction of justice would have shown his tendencies in their proper light.
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It should go without saying that nothing is guaranteed by these broad tendencies gleaned from the archives.
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These tendencies go back much further than the Tea Party, and so do the origins of Trumpism.
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While he wasn't the type to set up a lemonade stand, he did show early entrepreneurial tendencies.
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That's probably because Google has the advantage of knowing my search tendencies, but it's still useful nonetheless.
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But we can see many of the same patterns replicated by other nationalist populists with authoritarian tendencies.
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This would leave thousands of children at risk of permanent brain damage, learning disabilities and violent tendencies.
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I was programmed to watch and catch tendencies—see if he can't use his left hand vs.
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He offers them all a chance to ascend, rejecting the camp's isolationist tendencies for companionship and power.
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Suddenly, I am lifted completely off the ground by a tiny, exquisite Japanese dancer with sadomasochistic tendencies.
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Lehmiller also asked the men questions about their self-esteem, empathy, and whether they had deceptive tendencies.
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These tendencies have sometimes made them ineffective, even irrelevant to the society they are trying to improve.
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As Bowie got more eccentric from gorging himself on fame his destructive tendencies tore the band apart.
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Harrison's personality is a public fact, but Greta's own little tendencies remain only in her parents' memories.
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Do fetishes and proclivities engaged virtually—these so-called "mere tendencies"—bleed into our IRL sexual experiences?
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"Protectionist tendencies are escalating worldwide," Herbert Diess, the chief executive of Volkswagen, said at a news conference.
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The statement said the industry was "distorting social values" and "fostering money worship tendencies" with outsize compensation.
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" Earlier in the day, though, he told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that "gay tendencies" aren't disqualifying "per se.
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Still, no one theory fully explains Brooklyn's knack for encompassing America's best and worst tendencies, often simultaneously.
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Even Apple's amiable cofounder, Steve Wosniak, wondered, more politely, whether the card might harbor some misogynistic tendencies.
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But the party suffered from some of the same segregationist tendencies circulating in society at the time.
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Bolund's attitude toward Sweden's cashless tendencies is both upbeat and circumspect—which is to say, fairly political.
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And if those events are part of your daily or weekly routine, our Pavlovian tendencies become ingrained.
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Jay Leno, Graham Stephan and Barbara Corcoran can afford most things, but even they have frugal tendencies.
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It's a different prime minister in Baghdad, but it's the same, repeated mistake that favors authoritarian tendencies.
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Some liberals believe the federal government should become domineering to vanquish the fascist tendencies of Trump supporters.
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Like verbal tics or writing tendencies, we have habits in when and how we use an emoji.
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He expresses a fan's ebullient awe at having Lombardo, who joined Suicidal Tendencies in 2016, playing drums.
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Like Rauch, I see the anti-politics tendencies in much traditional good-government reform as naively misguided.
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Putin could play on those tendencies during their meeting and reject the charges against his agents as well.
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So it's a lot of new faces, a lot of different guys, you have to know their tendencies.
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But I and other scholars have also tested these tendencies in laboratories where conditions can be tightly controlled.
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The EU executive has long been exasperated by what it sees as Prime Minister Viktor Orban's authoritarian tendencies.
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Sasha infers that Becky wanted her twin as far away from her violent tendencies as he could be.
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Most abandon the adolescent tendencies which Tool still espouse—arrogance, solipsism, know-it-allness—sometime into their twenties.
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Anti-institutional tendencies in today's culture make the idea of dismantling the existing order attractive to many people.
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Symptoms of CTE can include aggression, depression, diminished impulse control, memory loss, impaired cognitive skills and suicidal tendencies.
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Check. Did it use its sci-fi premise to force us to confront our immorality and hedonistic tendencies?
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But consistent with Trump's atavistic tendencies around globalization, import substitution looks backward when we need to move forward.
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Did the herky jerky rhythms of the Big Boys sound anything like the Venice stomp of Suicidal Tendencies?
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Many foreigners blithely assume that America's system of checks and balances will stymie Mr Trump's more radical tendencies.
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My show-off tendencies manifested as wanting to be top of the class, not a selfish party girl.
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I thought he demonstrated some authoritarian tendencies that I'd seen elsewhere in the world as an intelligence officer.
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Check. Comedic tendencies or not, this one deserves an R. Suburbicon arrives in American theaters on October 27th.
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They want to encourage moderate and law-abiding tendencies and nip in the bud any signs of radicalism.
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"Platforms and algorithms that promised to improve our lives can actually magnify our worst human tendencies," said Cook.
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In the studio, Shyne displays "bitch tendencies" by choking out Nessa when she doesn't want to get involved.
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With New York's hot and humid tendencies, I almost didn't believe that fall would make an appearance soon.
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" Sanders continued: "'Buffoon' because of tendencies that, when examined closely, seem more like those of a carnival huckster.
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These include mood swings, unjustified violent tendencies, domestic violence, criminality and exaggerated emotional reactions to every day stresses.
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And their tendencies are defined by their being olfactory creatures — animals who smell the world first, unlike humans.
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Trump, for his part, has shown a particular affinity for "strong leaders," including those with visible authoritarian tendencies.
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Then, we got his generally murderous tendencies depicted through a whole lot of bunny and kitty cat murders.
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Other leaders, like Hungary's Orbán, have fascistic tendencies, but I'm not sure they've totally crossed this line yet.
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Bob Voulgaris built a reputation for his expertise on — and criticisms of — coaches' strategies and referees' individual tendencies.
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Generally, however, suicidal tendencies were more closely tied to a child abuse history than to deployment related traumas.
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It&aposs undeniable that Facebook has algorithms that lean towards and incentivize those that have more liberal tendencies.
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It said the mother was aware from the start of the man&aposs pedophile tendencies and previous conviction.
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It's well-controlled now (shout out to my therapist and fluvoxamine!), but I will always have some tendencies.
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Babis's harshest critics, such as the opposition TOP09 party, say he has authoritarian tendencies and threatens Czech democracy.
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These people (aka, the vast majority of us) are called ambiverts, who have both introverted and extroverted tendencies.
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Dark Phoenix feels less like a triumphant sendoff than a reminder of the series' most self-sabotaging tendencies.
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A sexual companion to a serial killer with distinct cult-like tendencies, Betty is the embodiment of horror.
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The world being what it is, people who have reactionary tendencies just can't stop themselves from mouthing off.
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Despite her growing success, Geiger told the Times she struggled with anxiety and obsessive-compulsive tendencies last year.
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Started by Brandon Smith (aka Tendencies), Carter Booth, and Sven K less than a year ago, Kudatah Vol.
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The research joins a growing field of study examining individuals' behavioral tendencies and their effects on corporate policies.
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Perfectionists are at greater risk for anxiety disorders than those without these tendencies, finds another of Shafran's studies.
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The president has tendencies and impulses, some of which conflict with one another, rather than a political philosophy.
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And in both films, the community forms a deep-set cult of belief to justify its murderous tendencies.
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"For the last 40 years, the Republican Party has been a coalition of [these] three tendencies," he wrote.
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The tribal tendencies of humans can incite murder and torture, from the Spanish Inquisition to the Rwandan genocide.
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We're often made to feel weak for falling prey to our worst human tendencies, depression, fucking raw, heartbreak.
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"Platforms and algorithms that promised to improve our lives can actually magnify our worst human tendencies," Cook said.
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Her perfectionist tendencies were in evidence on matters great and small during an interview at her Malibu estate.
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The day after Germany ratified the treaty, Hitler began attending Army propaganda classes aimed at repressing revolutionary tendencies.
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Former intelligence officials were surprised, which they regard as reckless even for Israel, known for its maverick tendencies.
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But like many democracies around the world, its citizens are increasingly leaning toward a leader with authoritarian tendencies.
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It's a microcosm of her broad-based game, vision, and understanding of teammate tendencies in a single clip.
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A focus on these tendencies, I think, is what helps a coherent cluster of ideas called "cyberpunk" emerge.
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Some commentators want us to look only at what Trump has actually done for evidence of authoritarian tendencies.
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But by understanding its processes and tendencies, you can override the programming, and start governing your own life.
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Several progressive and nonpartisan organizations seem better qualified than the ACU to scour Kaine's record for liberal tendencies.
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Our moral decisions become more egoistic Amid these neurobiological tendencies, we each face key decisions during this pandemic.
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And their enforcement is more easily accepted in a country with authoritarian tendencies and little room for dissent.
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Serling created a way to check our most basic human tendencies, ideally, so we can rise above them.
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They dismiss criticism of Mr. Xi's strongman tendencies, saying centralized power is a sign of prosperity and stability.
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It is not the obligation of children to befriend classmates who have demonstrated aggressive, unpredictable or violent tendencies.
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And while China has become an ever more powerful machine, it still has not changed its authoritarian tendencies.
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An escalation of the issue could drive a wedge between different tendencies of a fractious opposition in Brazil.
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Human beings have many natural tendencies that need to be vigilantly monitored in the context of modern life.
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The rising political tendencies combine lavish spending from the left with racially charged immigrant restrictions from the right.
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Parties linked to both tendencies show polling gains from Yellow Vest supporters, but so far not significant ones.
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At this point in my life, singing along feels like a cheeky celebration of my self-sabotaging tendencies.
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They all study the basic quantitative information, such as heat maps, possession statistics, pass counts and player tendencies.
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His isolationist tendencies and abhorrence of American power and exceptionalism could cross a line with State Department officials.
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Some research shows that there may be genetic factors at play — you can inherit the disordered eating tendencies.
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Maduro's authoritarian tendencies appear to be growing, and there are fewer and fewer institutional checks on his power.
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Since I started the assignment, I've noticed a tremendous change and already see my extreme perfectionist tendencies vanishing.
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Anyone who has sung or played Bach's music knows, to the contrary, its tendencies toward density and difficulty.
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"Habit reversal is certainly possible, and requires the practice of skills to reprogram one's action tendencies," Chapman said.
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You get a much more supple representation of the different political tendencies that actually exist in the country.
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His current handle is "Capitalist Roader Balding" - from the Mao Zedong-era slur for someone with capitalist tendencies.
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In 1977, when he was nine, his entire family was taken under suspicion of his grandfather's counterrevolutionary tendencies.
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The approach is one of several proposed in recent years for curbing the worst tendencies of AI programs.
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Fred Trump was a demanding, impatient man who likely laid the foundation for Donald Trump's own bullying tendencies.
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Silver sees similar tendencies in the work of Marcel Duchamp, Kazimir Malevich, Hilma af Klint, and Piet Mondrian.
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In the front space, Mr. Morley's latest paintings suggest that these tendencies have been tempered, or even outgrown.
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Nonetheless — in allowing the extremes in, we should not be blind to where their worst tendencies can lead.
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" He describes the feeling he's chasing—when his overthinking tendencies are finally pushed away—as "raw, unhinged inspiration.
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A wide-eyed observer of today's political media wouldn't just see different voices and outlets with contrasting tendencies.
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They're open and unabashed about who they are, which gives everyone a good look at these interesting tendencies.
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It would confirm her worst fears about the disastrous and politically debasing social tendencies of the modern age.
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Bezos' love for the quote is also aligned with his bookish tendencies: He's known as an avid reader.
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On the other hand, those who didn't have these tendencies reported feeling better after listening to sad music.
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When he was taking his medications, she said, he could be serene and almost never exhibited violent tendencies.
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Nor is Trump shackled by the traditional ideological, temperamental, or institutional restraints that curb politicians' most transactional tendencies.
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It revealed that in places where death rates went up, so did voters' tendencies to choose the Republican candidate.
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They also took a look at how gang affiliation influenced these tendencies, and all in all, it's pretty bleak.
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Those hawkish tendencies and easy access to Trump have sometimes left other members of Trump's foreign policy circle scrambling.
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That doesn't mean handlers aren't bothered by people's tendencies to pet, make cutesy noises, or otherwise distract their dogs.
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Outcome of day five: totally gay I think it's safe to say Dr. Reckeweg does not cure lesbian tendencies.
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At the end of the week, I'm just as filled with lesbian tendencies as I was when I started.
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It's nice that Apple will now sell you a more expensive 4GB iPhone to enable your digital hoarding tendencies.
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The prosecution made the case that Madsen was motivated by violent sexual tendencies and that the murder was premeditated.
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Combined with their obsessive tendencies, said Patihis, these personality traits likely play a role in the consolidation of memory.
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"You know the last time I jokingly said that the papers start saying, 'He's got despotic tendencies,'" said Trump.
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Most books about 14-year-old runaways with criminal tendencies would be aimed squarely at the young adult market.
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Mariah Carey is shooting down rumors about her alleged diva tendencies — and replacing them with even more extravagant tales.
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Both subsist on human flesh, but zombification works like a disease, where cannibalistic tendencies creep in like an addiction.
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His best hope was to moderate some of Nero's worst tendencies and to maximize his own sense of autonomy.
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The X-Pro3 is Fujifilm leaning into the camera's tendencies, while downgrading much of its flexibility and broader appeal.
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So far he has taken aim at what he called the "monopolistic tendencies" of Amazon, an e-commerce company.
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The bellwethers were the places that blended those tendencies: Lower Saxony in Germany, for example, or Aragon in Spain.
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Sydney, who plays in an experimental noise project too, is less a fan of Jen's tendencies towards contemporary country.
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Just as often, however, confirmation biases and tendencies to fall back on conventional analysis or wisdom create blind spots.
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Dr. Zayas believes that ruptures between mothers and daughters are one of the primary causes of Latina suicidal tendencies.
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"Every number contains its optimal qualities, while simultaneously challenging us with certain tendencies and obstacles," numerologist Felicia Bender says.
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In other words, if your 10th house is actually home to several planets, you may have some workaholic tendencies.
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Sorochinski: People who have these kind of tendencies will find ways that are convenient for them to find victims.
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"When mealtimes tend to be negative it makes the child tense and those fussy tendencies become stronger," said Smith.
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The two sides had warred over Mr Trump's mercantilist tendencies, but it now appears that the nationalists are ascendant.
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Taylor Swift, the world's most famous cat lady, accidentally revealed some of her feline-like tendencies during the Grammys.
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But then he saw a transformation in Mr. Jones, who he said subtly adopted many of Clarke's paternal tendencies.
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His tendencies are diametrically opposed to those that the job requires, and the risks we face are therefore unpredictable.
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According to John, it's been well-established Trump doesn't like African-Americans and exhibits racist tendencies time and again.
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This is a man who has more sociopathic tendencies than any candidate in my adult life that I've observed.
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Aries, a fire sign, is optimistic unless someone pisses them off then their blunt, more aggressive tendencies come out.
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The growth outlook is clouded, however, by protectionist tendencies and U.S. trade disputes with Europe and China, Altmaier said.
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Same-day voting in counties that tend to sway toward one party or another swung harder toward their tendencies.
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As Zdzisław's controlling tendencies lead to isolation in old age, the audience experiences his frustration with his unfamiliar surroundings.
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She makes her prediction based on the difficulty of successful rehabilitation for children who have acted on psychopathic tendencies.
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The walls are covered in drawings and sculptures exhibiting psychosexual and violent tendencies, dark humor, and a deep resentment.
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While Celtic and St. Pauli fans have a longstanding relationship based on their left-leaning tendencies, Gary and co.
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The lawsuit claims that the suspect exhibited dangerous tendencies that the school district should have known about, WKMS reported.
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Additionally, some parents have accused the game of encouraging violent or aggressive tendencies in their children, per BuzzFeed's report.
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In addition, the study highlights associations but cannot prove that certain risk factors directly cause suicidal thoughts or tendencies.
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"Young Japanese artists such as Isamu Noguchi are gaining recognition with works that reveal extraordinary new tendencies," Hawegawa wrote.
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Edgar Hoover," he continued, citing the director of the F.B.I., "has statistics that prove that Sicilians have criminal tendencies.
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Though male and female tendencies may be learned, Murphy said, these behaviors are not acquired in a single lifetime.
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Bulk buying can even lead to hoarding-like tendencies, unhealthy eating habits, and ultimately, an empty wallet, according to .
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This awareness ensures they reap the benefits of their heightened emotional awareness while spotting and defeating their negative tendencies.
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Beijing says the camps are voluntary vocational training centers, designed to stamp out extremist tendencies among the Uyghur population.
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This is especially the case since you will be inheriting an economy that is beset by two conflicting tendencies.
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It's important to identify our innate tendencies toward irrational behaviors and draw up a plan to manage our biases.
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I've learned that today's leaders with authoritarian tendencies aren't just interested in using brute force to rise to power.
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Social media exploits "our own natural tendencies in human beings to get and want feedback," he said on CNBC.
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His episodes only worsened her neurotic tendencies, making the couple's attachment feel desperate and raw, but also, strangely, transparent.
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He was a jewel smuggler, he was an art collector, he had these weird, like, almost racist tendencies, too.
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But when actual punk arrived, the genre crystallized all the tendencies in pop that ran counter to Neil's approach.
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It's possible that similar, more deliberative tendencies exist in women who hold executive offices like governor or, maybe, president.
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You're rewarded for learning the exact feel of each weapon, using muscle memory to counter its tendencies to drift.
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"We all have these weird tendencies to hold onto tradition," Qamar says, in a final note about our culture.
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I let my most animalistic of tendencies break free and when the storm is over I see myself clearly.
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These tendencies speak well of Mr. McDonell as a human being, but they have their drawbacks for the reader.
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In an interview, Mr. Bannon, 62, rejected what he called the "ethno-nationalist" tendencies of some in the movement.
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If the Democratic Party is turning into a monarchy, how can it fight the autocratic tendencies in Mr. Trump?
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The Manzanar mention is a good case in point — the United States is not somehow immune to authoritarian tendencies.
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While the reviews were generally positive, they all focused on whether the opera demonstrated more "feminine" than "masculine" tendencies.
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Big Love functions almost as much as a critique of the patriarchal tendencies of many religions as anything else.
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His charismatic arrogance burrows into her insecurities, while his self-destructive tendencies threaten to destroy her along with him.
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As the season went on, he expanded his role to revamp the Astros' base running and scout pitchers' tendencies.
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The bigger concerns he hears, Mr. Drahozal said, are tied to Mr. Biden's age and his tendencies toward centrism.
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Social media take advantage of common psychological traits and tendencies to keep you clicking – and revealing more of yourself.
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"Political Islam's parallel societies and radicalizing tendencies have no place in our country," said Kurz at a press conference.
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In their candor about Dany's cruel father, King Aerys II, they had hoped to curb her own destructive tendencies.
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During the endless campaign, I read articles by renowned analysts diagnosing Trump — stressing with alarm his extreme narcissistic tendencies.
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The Obama administration largely ostracized Mr. Orban, avoiding high-level, bilateral contacts as punishment for his creeping authoritarian tendencies.
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But Lloyd, whose alter ego is the Green Ninja, works behind the scenes to check his father's worst tendencies.
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His mood swings, violent tendencies and memory loss almost certainly resulted from thousands of hits on the football field.
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Musk is famous for his workaholic tendencies, famously eschewing vacations and sleeping on the floor of his Tesla factory.
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She took the perfectionist tendencies that had served her so well in golf and channeled them into her marriage.
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Since 2003, Ayatollah Sistani and the religious establishment have largely failed to control the worst tendencies in Iraqi politics.
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Guarino says Nikolas started exhibiting aggressive tendencies at a young age and Zachary appeared to fear his older brother.
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Despite solid acting (including John Cusack as a plainclothes detective), "Arsenal" is hobbled mainly by its director's histrionic tendencies.
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Whatever his intention, Mr. Trump's Twitter outburst captured the fickle tendencies that have driven his policy positions on immigration.
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Republicans in Congress and business lobbyists who had been worried about Mr. Trump's protectionist tendencies were left feeling optimistic.
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As the war dragged on, people around Afewerki began describing him as severe and brutish, given to autocratic tendencies.
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And I feel it's vital that we learn from the past and recognize our tendencies to repeat our mistakes.
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Neo-Expressionism, abstraction, graffiti, feminism, Conceptualism, Pop and appropriation are among the tendencies, strategies and influences to be highlighted.
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Paul Eaton saying it underscores Trump's "authoritarian tendencies" and any parade would be about honoring Trump, not the military.
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Where I find it especially useful is in identifying some of the recurring tendencies and preoccupations of this President.
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Coups against elected governments — even populist ones with authoritarian tendencies — almost always push countries in a less democratic direction.
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And a long-running Star Wars battle, between its democratic and aristocratic tendencies, was finally won by the latter.
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These tendencies are no doubt exacerbated by a sustained period of short-term political risks over the past year.
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Letter of Recommendation I've been described by a few mental-health professionals over the years as having obsessive tendencies.
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" – "He demonstrates tendencies to become preoccupied with his own views at the expense of taking perspective from all angles.
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European governments are opposing the efforts by Erdogan — who they say has shown dictatorial tendencies — to expand his power.
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These tendencies draw the line between organic and inorganic matter, the former being, in Varo's view, the more ambitious.
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The former speaker has also demonstrated a Trumpian willingness to buck the entitlement-cutting tendencies of current congressional Republicans.
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" Cruz also called Trump a "bully," arguing that his aggressive tendencies "come from a deep, yawning cavern of insecurity.
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"We've gone from folks who are pushing back on the President and kind of trying to restrain some of his more aggressive tendencies to folks who are actually forcing the President to push back on them and having the President restrain their aggressive tendencies," said Fernando Cutz, a former senior adviser to McMaster.
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He believed that our feelings and their patterns of deployment have been shaped by natural selection in accordance with a simple principle: genetically based tendencies that were conducive to the survival and proliferation of our ancestors' genes are the tendencies we inherited (whether or not they have that effect in a modern environment).
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The disorder's cause can range from obsessive-compulsive tendencies to Asperger's syndrome to general sensitivity to strong flavors and stimuli.
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It's possible she's being hyperbolic about her obsessive tendencies, but making light of OCD seems out of character for her.
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And there's a risk that other populist tendencies in other parts of the world reignite parts of the trade war.
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"This is a clear sign at a time when protectionism tendencies are reappearing," a draft of the summit conclusions reads.
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They recognized themselves in each other; they talked about their difficulties connecting with people, their tendencies to feel self-conscious.
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And yet, Daenerys, whose tyrannical tendencies have been alluded to at multiple points throughout the show, will not brook opposition.
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Obama said he was calmed by the notion of the Oval Office as a moderating factor on Trump's bombastic tendencies.
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The immersive exhibit reveals the artist's mild hoarder tendencies, providing more anecdotal evidence for the link between creativity and messiness.
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We have to pay very, very, very special attention, though, because they do have tendencies toward a more carnivorous physiology.
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But the sector's liberal tendencies—it has few of the instinctive Republicans who populate most boardrooms—also play a part.
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Despite its inherently devious tendencies and bad press, the Reddit community usually jumps on the opportunity to help one another.
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But Game of Thrones has done a good job this season of pulling back from some of its crueler tendencies.
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The first application, SAP Challenger Insights, provided information on the opposition's characteristics, their offensive and defensive tendencies and their formations.
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A psychologist lectures a room full of right-wing activists on the "schizoid" tendencies that Rabin supposedly shares with Hitler.
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Goldbugs mistrust governments and their money-printing tendencies; so too do bitcoinesseurs: no central bank is in charge of bitcoin.
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But over time, the tendencies that had forced the courts to act in the first place began to reassert themselves.
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Or maybe Brockman was in the dark about Epstein's tendencies and they only talked about quantum physics and artificial intelligence.
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We talk about last night, regrettable choices, and how to talk to a mutual friend about potentially dangerous alcoholic tendencies.
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The Brexit points to the sort of xenophobic and backwards-looking tendencies that got gutted Europe in two World Wars.
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If you identify with any of the tendencies below, be assured that you're a lot more productive than your peers.
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Given their adventurous tendencies, maybe they'd also be among the visionary gamers turning the world of liveplay RPGs upside down.
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Here are a few ways to do it: The first step here is to assess your own behaviors and tendencies.
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Sansa is not convinced about this new potential queen — she's having enough trouble curbing Jon's despot tendencies as it is!
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Dropping the worst of their own anti-gay tendencies allows nationalists to project themselves as the true guardians of tolerance.
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"It provides you with what your optimal expression is and also what your tendencies and obstacles will be," she says.
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In two threatened democracies, the legal and electoral systems are effectively working together to check leaders with worryingly authoritarian tendencies.
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But today, far removed from the wilds of East Africa, these cognitive tendencies, detectable in children, drive our biological beliefs.
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Because of some introverted tendencies, Apa's Riverdale co-stars thought he didn't like them when they first started working together.
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I am proposing the feminization of society; the use of feminine tendencies as a positive force to change the world.
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Rozovsky, by then, had decided that what she wanted to do with her life was study people's habits and tendencies.
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Do you think it will be helped or hurt by the Academy's voting tendencies, or is it all a myth?
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Both of these versions of Ben are extreme, from the perfect man to a cold-blooded killer with sociopathic tendencies.
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Others say Dany's unstable sociopathic tendencies were indeed established, but the final season moved too fast and flubbed its execution.
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These tendencies are a handicap in the age of climate change, a crisis which is both current and to come.
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It's a massive re-building that explains why social perceptions and behavioral tendencies seem to change so quickly in adolescence.
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Early tunes like "Bread" and "2013" offered a hazy wash of boy-girl vocals, motorik beats, and psych-rock tendencies.
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"Lauren is a very organized person that likes to leave on time, whatever that means," Wiley joked of Morelli's tendencies.
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The Republicans and Democrats both displayed some "dragon slayer" tendencies - after all nobody wants to look weak in international politics.
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Could Fred (Luke Perry) not be the adoring dad that we've come to love and instead be harboring sociopathic tendencies?
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This would also imply that those who are tasked with selecting leaders would generally filter out those with narcissistic tendencies.
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How they got here, and it that relates to a path towards less selfish tendencies, is a slight Catch-22.
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By that same token, people born in the last 10 days of Aries season may possess a few Sagittarian tendencies.
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Cohen's truculent tendencies were also on display a year before that interview when he threatened Daily Beast reporter Tim Mak.
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The use of the inclusive pronouns they/them/their is vital in shifting our tendencies away from male-oriented language.
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President Trump will undoubtedly take advantage of their socialist tendencies by contrasting their defeatist economic policies with his own agenda.
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The editor in chief of Glamour magazine, Cindi Leive, comments on the workplace tendencies for women to underestimate their potential.
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A conservative with centrist tendencies on social issues -- including abortion, race and gay rights -- Kennedy was regularly the deciding vote.
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Winchester's reported Wiccan tendencies weren't out of the norm, but there is also no documentation of her practicing, Boehme said.
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In some ways, I see her as a force pushing back on some of the worst tendencies in the President.
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Conner gathered his knowledge of these tendencies from the art magazines he pored over in high school in Wichita, Kan.
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But some passengers have irritating tendencies, they told us, like practicing bad hygiene or failing to listen to safety drills.
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Sure, Mr. Morgan was mostly a delight, but elsewhere "The Walking Dead" indulged in some of its most wearying tendencies.
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While of course not all Trump voters were motivated by race, Trump's candidacy gave oxygen to many voters' worst tendencies.
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And, some researchers say it's not too early to start planning for machines that could develop obsessive or depressive tendencies.
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Among the Enspiralites, I noticed an unusually affectionate office culture, with evidence of both monogamous couples and more polyamorous tendencies.
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These days, however, women of all ages (and even some guys) are embracing their cat-lady tendencies (even Taylor Swift!).
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But in recent years, leading Hollywood men have had to reckon with the abusive tendencies of some of their peers.
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The Europeans may not be easy partners; even Barack Obama often got frustrated with Europe's indecisiveness and free-riding tendencies.
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Despite the public's tendencies to blame a loss on fraud, no losing presidential candidate has ever endorsed such a claim.
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" Referring to Trump's typo-ridden tendencies, Stelter said, "it's not the biggest thing in the world, but it still matters.
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The other day, an Obliger wondered how birth order may affect the Four Tendencies; a Questioner wanted to talk tattoos.
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Take this quiz to find out what kind of sleeper you are, and don't fight your body's natural sleep tendencies.
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In her latest book, "The Four Tendencies," Ms. Rubin has identified several character traits that shape people's habits and perspectives.
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These days, Ms. Aegerter has teachers on the phone who share their concerns about far-right tendencies among their students.
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But, historically, which of the two tendencies the Democrats espouse has defined the kind of coalition they strive to build.
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Only by learning to master her perceived self-indulgent tendencies, Raniere implied, could Edmondson truly become empowered as a woman.
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Being a good global citizen now butts up against our very powerful psychological tendencies to prioritize our families and friends.
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I know I am not overtly racist, but I'm certain that deep down in my soul, these tendencies still reside.
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Thanks to my insomniac tendencies, I often find it hard to fall asleep, and, almost miraculously, I've been sleeping better.
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Trump's "militaristic tendencies" toward Middle Eastern countries, the EIU argued, would be a potent recruitment tool for possible future terrorists.
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And looking at the tendencies of messaging in Japanese society … miscommunication may arise due to the brevity of the message.
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It would take one or two generations to unlearn these tendencies and deconstruct what had gone so wrong, he said.
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The right may be more sorted than the left, but the left is still prone to the same cognitive tendencies.
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They have circulated cartoons like one titled "Giant Baby Trump" to highlight what they describe as the president's mercurial tendencies.
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There are only two vibrant political tendencies in America right now: Trumpian populism and Bernie Sanders/Elizabeth Warren-style progressivism.
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Trump may have narcissistic and aggressive tendencies, but it has been said that the most powerful are the most paranoid.
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Containment allowed America to counter Soviet pressure through a patient but vigilant reining in of the Soviet Union's expansive tendencies.
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But why does it always seem like the author is trying to consciously caricature the worst tendencies of normal writing?
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But, the organization warns, they aren't for the new dog owner because of their "strong guarding instincts" and territorial tendencies.
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If we all have spectrum tendencies and Aspie moments, then the labels no longer have much use as medical categories.
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It's not surprising someone from his team would pass him some notes, especially considering his tendencies to go off script.
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Many experts fear that Mr. López Obrador has authoritarian tendencies and could undermine democracy in Mexico if he becomes president.
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In the face of so much uncertainty, knowing teams' tendencies is the key to a good mock draft, Cherepinsky said.
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In many cases, legislatures direct regulators not to regulate, or even to deregulate, neither of which suit the activist's tendencies.
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Most of those lauded for defining the upper limits of America's potential reserved their worst tendencies for the Indigenous population.
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Increased suicidal tendencies, weight gain, involuntary muscle movements, swelling, nightmares, vomiting, dyspnoea, increased prolactin, serious heart problems, and even death.
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I have come to see that for temporal anarchists, on-demand services only enable our worst tendencies, magnifying our chaos.
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You are probably familiar with the conversational tendencies of the internet, and you probably know several LGBTQ people as well.
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For your investments to compound, you must stand by your long-term strategies and not be stirred by emotional tendencies.
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For Democrats to continue opposing President Trump when he enacts popular policies is a strong indicator they have suicidal tendencies.
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Erdogan's template for Muslim societies may have been tarnished by his authoritarian tendencies, especially since the attempted coup in 2016.
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Midsommar makes clear that the world Dani is walking into reflects some of the worst tendencies of white Western society.
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Working against him: Might his avant-garde tendencies still prove a little too much for some members of the academy?
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His improvement as a blocker has helped Chicago disguise its calls, diminishing tendencies that his alignment might have tipped off.
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That was influenced by Suicidal Tendencies, because if you listen to their first album, their stuff is like a minute.
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Venezuela's collapse has been aided by other factors, including plummeting oil prices, and democratic institutions can check populism's darker tendencies.
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The critical theorist Theodor Adorno, for instance, developed what he called the "F-scale," which sought to measure "fascist" tendencies.
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As he crosses the city back and forth, the man ardently dismisses the snobbish tendencies of Colombia's electronic music scene.
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While their jobs were likely not the sole cause of these tendencies, many employees said Amazon contributed to their struggles.
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But now, he finally feels that he's reached a plateau, free from his past insecurities, self-destructive tendencies, and indulgences.
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"People with narcissistic tendencies may behave in hostile ways as a response to comments they perceive are negative," Ferenczi explains.
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"I can't remember a president who has had more authoritarian tendencies than Trump," Sanders told me in an interview on Wednesday.
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Trump's time in office is likely to align US foreign policy with Israel's most hawkish tendencies on dealing with Palestinian territory.
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It's cute, but it's a clue that helps us better understand the causal reasoning skills and tendencies of very young children.
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Some said they were concerned it was a display of Trump's "authoritarian tendencies" without actually taking the military's needs into consideration.
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Perhaps that's what's needed right now: an acknowledgement that The Saviors can't save The Walking Dead from its own worst tendencies.
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That was in line with Facebook's own worldview, that the platform heightens any society's pre-existing tendencies for good and bad.
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This time, we can't just blame Hollywood elites who "all fucking knew" about Harvey Weinstein's predatory tendencies, but still did nothing.
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This screenshot of Patrick Star exemplified our crappier tendencies in 2018, whether we were ignoring texts or leaving rude Yelp reviews.
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Unfortunately, the answer to that question is "yes" — in ways that reveal some troubling tendencies among American liberals and leftists today.
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Fortunately, these tendencies do not seem to be afflicting any of the top contenders for the party's nomination at the moment.
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And, of course, seasonal tendencies have turned positive for the bulls, with November and December showing a strong historical upside bias.
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Fallout is a franchise defined by its lawlessness: in the wasteland, nothing can stop denizens from succumbing to their worst tendencies.
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Now, by diving headfirst into the real consequences of those tendencies when they go unchecked, it doubles down on that commentary.
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She had four children, 10 grandchildren, and had been struggling with manic depression and paranoid tendencies for more than 40 years.
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Nancy Friday's 1991 book Women on Top gave me a framework for understanding that my perverted tendencies weren't abnormal or bad.
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Dogs still retain many of their ancestral behaviors, but less is known about any latent "dog-like" tendencies among modern wolves.
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Still, it helps to know whether you lean toward more introverted or extroverted tendencies when it comes to choosing a job.
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So if data contains overt or subconscious bias, expressed in language, then AI learning from that data will reproduce those tendencies.
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Surveys of American college students show that the proportion who report depressive tendencies has been rising since at least the 1950s.
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Featured in Roald Dahl's classic children's novel, The Big Friendly Giant is known first and foremost for his, er, vegetarian tendencies.
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But that's because my neurotic type-A tendencies demand such behavior, and I've never been good at simply expecting the unexpected.
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The 22-minute special offers excellent advice on how to capture the perfect Instagram moment while also skewering users' worst tendencies.
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Dolgenos, of Cruzio, says she fears the FCC's deregulatory tendencies will push the ISP industry even closer to monopoly or duopoly.
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The Church teaches that homosexual tendencies are not sinful but homosexual acts are, and that homosexuals should try to be chaste.
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And Kovacs has to contend not only with the case at hand, but his own past and his tendencies towards violence.
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At this stage, we really shouldn't be surprised by Mark Zuckerberg's tendencies to behave like someone who thinks he is God.
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These simple organisms aren't likely capable of experiencing anything approximating pain or frustration; they're basically script-driven automatons with photophilic tendencies.
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Works like Regretfully Yours show an internal contest between the artist's expressive painterly intuition and her fastidious tendencies as an illustrator.
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The outlandish compensation is fresh evidence of the imperialist tendencies that take over when founders are insulated by their share structures.
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By increasing your awareness of your type, you can develop a better sense of your tendencies and play to your strengths.
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"Mothers with certain dietary habits and higher cholesterol levels tend to raise children with those same tendencies," Sabatine said by email.
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He also possesses a host of tendencies -- to exaggerate, to personalize and to complain -- that appear to have been direct inheritances.
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A.I. can double down on discriminatory tendencies in the name of optimization, as we see with Amazon's recruiting A.I. (and others).
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The only way Girlboss is able to start reversing Sophia's most self-destructive tendencies is to go right to the source.
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A clear statutory standard could promote consistency and rein in any potential judicial tendencies toward either excessive activism or excessive deference.
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Then in 2010, they released the more pop-oriented The Winter of Mixed Drinks, a showcase for the band's melodic tendencies.
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One of the worst parts of gay nightlife is how it can internalize and regurgitate the worst tendencies of queer communities.
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Those tendencies -- forged during his presidency -- can't help but echo through thoughts the email scandal that hovered over her 2016 campaign.
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We saw these centralizing, secularizing tendencies in the Affordable Care Act's mandate that religious organizations facilitate abortifacient insurance for their employees.
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Trump's authoritarian tendencies have been met by a majority in both houses of Congress, led by a stunningly pliable Republican Party.
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Patricia Clarkson took home her first Golden Globe on Sunday night, and it could all be thanks to her superstitious tendencies.
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Every president in recent history seems to have fallen prey to profligacy that allowed ideological tendencies to pervade their clemency decisions.
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However, a number of critics point to elements within the party that openly purport racist, Islamophobic, anti-Semitic and xenophobic tendencies.
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Those companies may have revolutionized how we get around, but they've not done much to dissuade us from our solitary tendencies.
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As her business grew, everything else in her life was overcome with work and her passion ultimately led to workaholic tendencies.
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In the midst of an outbreak of nativism and tribalistic tendencies, it is a moral imperative that Republican leaders speak up.
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The open question is whether staff shake-ups will now give Trump a White House more amenable to his autocratic tendencies.
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But some employees described frustrating tendencies they've noticed in passengers, like being too rowdy, asking annoying questions, and talking too much.
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But three years ago, the two men had a bitter falling out as Mr. Gulen opposed the leader's increasingly autocratic tendencies.
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Just over half of the 600 respondents said that they were mentally stressed, leading to depression, suicidal tendencies and self-hatred.
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Aladdin, a "cruel, stubborn, and rebellious" boy given to "wild tendencies," finds himself the master of a "hideous and gigantic" genie.
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Instead, from the late nineteen-sixties onward, the effusion of Romantic tendencies rendered the Winters position even more out of step.
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Now 28, Ms. Maclean has acquired a reputation for skewering sociopolitical tendencies with works that are by turns creepy and cute.
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Still, despite Val's self-described hermit tendencies, thanks to her new roommates she's found herself thriving in a wider social circle.
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Nevertheless, the new details about his prepper tendencies and enthusiasm for all things military shed some light on Palmer Luckey's personality.
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Indeed, all the American right's worst tendencies have been unleashed by President Trump, all its petty cruelty and lurid conspiracy theorizing.
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"I found out that a lot of people fly [the Confederate flag] because they have some tendencies toward racism," Stilp says.
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He functions at the core of a system that's based on selfless tendencies that whir opponents into a dizzy self-combustion.
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And his encounter with the police was, in turn, according to the lawsuit, treated as further evidence of Juggalos' gang tendencies.
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There's also the matter of who's willing to participate in genital arousal studies: Is it just people with more exhibitionistic tendencies?
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He first showed vampire tendencies when he was 11, he told me—the same age he realized that he liked boys.
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When he sat, teams likely went through a walk-through on some of Siakam's offensive tendencies, but they were likely brief.
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"This was the behavior of a compulsive hoarder," Mr. Wyda said, mentioning that Mr. Martin's mother had also had hoarding tendencies.
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"Now I've got to figure out all these neurotic anxious patterns that result in this perfectionism and workaholic tendencies," he continues.
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And these tendencies, if they persist, can turn good values into bad policies and an inspiring candidate into a bad president.
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Other figures who enable some of his more extreme tendencies — Peter Navarro, Larry Kudlow, John Bolton — are increasingly in Trump's orbit.
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Evangelical Christianity, though, arose out of similar revivalist tendencies within those churches, in various waves dating back to the 18th century.
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The last thing Ronda Rousey, a notoriously sore loser with severe self-flagellating tendencies, needed was another year tucked inside herself.
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"Wonder Wheel" manifests some of his worst tendencies; the sexism is overt and his blurring of life and art is repellent.
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If they notice the pitcher altering a game plan or a hitter's tendencies changing, they are allowed to do the same.
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There is always one more play to chart, one more video clip to analyze, one more set of tendencies to decipher.
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Mr. Cao said Fuyao had hired the initial workers for its factory without trying to screen them for pro-union tendencies.
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From Donald Trump to Xi Jinping to Boris Johnson, strongmen with authoritarian tendencies run many of the world's most powerful governments.
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