"When traumas arise, it is always the case that these traumas bring people closer together."
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There are also those who transform traumas — their own or collective traumas — into works of art, including well-known artists.
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The show presents people who are struggling with deeply rooted emotional traumas, but acts as if said traumas can be resolved with feel-good, network TV moments.
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She Is Risen is a powerful reminder of the racialized traumas that haunt us into the present day — traumas that have not been fully exorcised, and must not be forgotten.
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People were having frank conversations about faith and emotional traumas.
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My medical records noted two major traumas: my parents' divorce.
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For a few days at least, history's traumas were forgotten.
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But one that had been reinforced through various shared traumas.
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Tyrion's dealing with the traumas of his past, and present.
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These aren't single traumas but occupational hazards of repeated exposure.
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We use our own traumas and wield them as weapons.
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The average survivor comes in having had five previous traumas.
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Many trauma survivors have reactions to reminders of their traumas.
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Right now, many of her followers are still wary of feeling judged, imploring women of color to soften their criticism, grappling with their own traumas in ways that erase or perpetuate the traumas of others.
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Their inability to engage with past traumas, and their ability to deflect those who deeply want to know about said past traumas, is intricately tied to their use of performance and artifice as defense mechanisms.
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Each episode takes a positive, self-help approach to deeper traumas.
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This was something I had truly shut down after my traumas.
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The practice is widely decried and leads to significant childhood traumas.
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Many people endured deep traumas and personal tragedies during this era.
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But civil society is not a perfect defence against such traumas.
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The therapy included working through the traumas and altering behavioral changes.
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I could cope with the multiple traumas our family was facing.
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We share, via crisply aligned flashbacks, the traumas of his childhood.
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They also need psychological assistance because many of them suffered traumas.
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You bury your childhood traumas, your fears, and your emotional insecurities.
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But life in the camp was only adding to his traumas.
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As of early April, survivors of 60 mass traumas had joined.
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Every single subplot in that movie is about unpacking characters' traumas.
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On the other hand, these political traumas can bring unintended consequences.
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It reminds that that traumas once named, need redress and healing.
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Whatever unfathomable traumas engendered his worst compulsions also fueled his genius.
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We're constantly approaching things from the perspectives of our past traumas.
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The three seemed to process their individual traumas in similar ways.
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"She was the first to show that traumas involving interpersonal violence lead to higher rates of PTSD than other traumas," Ronald C. Kessler, a professor of health care policy at Harvard Medical School, said in an email.
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However, on Friday, the hospital staff was extremely busy with multiple traumas.
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Horror helps me through bigger, deep-seated traumas and disturbing memories, too.
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Gloom stalked their literature even before the traumas of the 20th century.
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Hundreds of letters written by handmaids documenting their names, stories, losses, traumas.
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Other traumas are stepped over just as quickly and without much insight.
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Fans tell her about their love lives, deepest fears and private traumas.
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Should girls think that their experiences, accusations and traumas will be dismissed?
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Because when you're that upset, you're taking on all of those traumas.
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Art is a direct and imaginative response to the traumas of suffering.
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He observes the minute miseries of the individual life that transcend collective traumas.
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They were lifelong traumas that changed the way I walk in the world.
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That has improved the odds of surviving everyday traumas such as car crashes.
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For the performers, this distant tragedy became a channel for their own traumas.
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We knew each other's traumas without having to know the details of it.
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People of color can be under stress for generations because of these traumas.
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She writes with compassion and grace about both childhood traumas and adult transgressions.
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Still, Mr. Eggers, a native of rural New Hampshire, telescopes several atavistic traumas.
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Both Spielberg and Dahl buttressed themselves against their childhood traumas with their imaginations.
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We've endured traumas in the past and emerged the better because of them.
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Crossing for these students comes with a particular set of traumas and anxieties.
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In May, reports emerged that American diplomats in China had suffered similar traumas.
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Officers are trained to talk to the women about their traumas and vulnerabilities.
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The traumas haven't disappeared, he said, but he isn't haunted by them daily.
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It requires national mobilization, not the localized efforts that those specific traumas demanded.
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When comics are sitting in Tabori's office, traumas are presented without a punchline.
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While traumas do have a lasting impact, most people actually emerge stronger afterward.
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In Ballarat, the commission triggered a series of revived traumas, and new opportunities.
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Small potatoes, as traumas go, but intensified by my aversion to facing them.
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Meanwhile, they have developed ways to save people from other potentially fatal traumas.
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The scars of Paphos bear witness to the traumas of Europe's last divided country.
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These traumas have left 1.3m Lithuanians (from a country of barely 3m) living abroad.
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The ghosts of failed revolution, like the traumas of love, continue to haunt him.
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Often times these are injured vets or accident victims whose traumas left them paraplegic.
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On the first day, she was asking me about the traumas in my life.
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Brexit, believe it or not, is about more than opinion polls and Tory traumas.
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The impact of these traumas on young children and their developing brains is real.
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Being black in America can be a source of traumas both big and small.
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It's about traumas of the past, a personal subjective lens on larger historical tragedy.
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The traumas have drawn them closer as a couple, but farther from their families.
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And the VA is required to sympathetically consider mitigating factors, such as service traumas.
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We find out very early that both Emma and Jane are recovering from traumas.
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It allowed me to overlook the ways childhood traumas shaped my current relationship choices.
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He said many of those complaining have made the situation about their own traumas.
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And it's indicative of the Sharp Objects approach to telling stories about those traumas.
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The works are generally about the conjoined themes of chaos and order, and control and surrender, relating to and reflecting on the traumas that both Trent and I have experienced in our lives, traumas that will inevitably continue to shape our lives.
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When they were around people of colour, they were quiet and listened to our traumas.
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Others are grandchildren who have inherited historical traumas linked to forced removal, assimilation, and genocide.
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Detachment nurse in Beech House, betray none of the traumas of war—the blown up
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How do we reconcile our past and current traumas to imagine a more just future?
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National traumas and triumphs are fleeting as the nation is pulled in many different directions.
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They deliver dead-eyed, monotonal speeches about their traumas and their plans for the future.
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Out of long experience with such stories, we recognize these traumas as their narrative engine.
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Greeks, who endured their own referendum-related traumas one year ago, have been especially understanding.
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If recent traumas have clarified anything, it is the tendency for trouble to emerge unexpectedly.
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By that time, the multiple minor traumas he received from headers had taken their toll.
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To cope with childhood traumas, she turned to alcohol, and she began struggling with alcoholism.
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Many of the traumas we experience in our waking life are processed in our dreams.
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To relive their past traumas that have haunted them for years has taken tremendous courage.
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Now Manning is becoming a de facto spokesperson for others who have sustained similar traumas.
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"These traumas stay with you," said one of them, Carol Martin, a former TV host.
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Most of the children held on the border will have accumulated traumas, Dr. Brabeck said.
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But the scrambling over Judge Kavanaugh has reawakened old traumas while creating some new ones.
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"Y creo que tenemos que lidiar con nuestros traumas sociales con un poco de ligereza".
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"And I think we need to deal with our social traumas with a little levity."
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Eight years ago, I learned about Ms. Guthrie's traumas when we met at a reception.
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So, we're finally starting to see the origins of both Farid's and Ramon's repressed traumas.
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I used to think that the answer to the traumas of the 20s was patience.
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As money began flowing at Fort Berthold, old traumas resurfaced and new ones were inflicted.
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It deftly invokes supernatural elements to address real-world traumas like death and adolescent angst.
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I think about all the old traumas (the racial slurs my family and I endured when we first came to this country in the early 1980s) and the usual traumas (all the times I've been pulled aside at airports) and the new waves of traumas (daily online harassment, like the time the poet on Facebook, friends with 222 of mine, told me to "go back to whatever Third World shithole you come from").
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And it was up to me to be able to maintain my sanity throughout these traumas.
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If therapy triggers other losses or traumas, these losses might also have to be looked at.
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"Girls who cannot process their traumas grow into women who continue to experience PTSD," she says.
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The sour mood comes from two traumas that Brazil has suffered over the past four years.
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The first of those traumas is the corruption unearthed by the Lava Jato ("Car Wash") investigations.
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At times the museums' architecture hints at traumas that hundreds of millions of Chinese endured together.
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It asks what we owe each other when it comes to collectively getting past those traumas.
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Sexually speaking, skeletons and old traumas continue to come up for air (see: the Weinstein effect).
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The traumas and discontinuities of the Trump era have brought with them a cloud of unease.
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They found 66 severe traumas including 19 head injuries, 38 orthopedic injuries and 13 facial injuries.
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For African Americans, we're dealing with at least three types of traumas at any given time.
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The assault on the airport is the latest in a series of horrible traumas in Turkey.
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The path for them to get clean is to address the traumas that drive their addictions.
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It may therefore be that our dreams can tell us something about the traumas we suppress.
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I never shared these childhood traumas with my mother even after our family moved to Toronto.
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They're spirits of real human beings who had real traumas and real pain and real dreams.
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Well, yes, we can, because everything in this series turns on the psychological traumas of war.
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Kids who experience traumas have more cancer, heart disease, diabetes, depression, suicide and addiction as adults.
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"Everything has information in it," she explained, noting the presence of their fears, traumas and desires.
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Both journey through traumas that are eventually eased by those mighty human salves — acceptance and love.
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" She began walking as "a very personal way of how you can heal from childhood traumas.
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To some medical experts, what Ms. Reynolds experienced is one of the greatest traumas of all.
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She knows firsthand the particular set of traumas and anxieties that come with cross-border life.
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Roughly 22016 percent of people in the healthy control group reported two or more such childhood traumas.
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To differing degrees, all have been keeping their traumas a secret from parents, spouses, children, colleagues, everyone.
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Many of those who Iceni work with have experienced profound traumas at the developmental stage of life.
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The characters of 7843 Reasons Why will be given a chance to heal from their respective traumas.
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But her villainy often comes back to traumas of being a woman in such a patriarchal society.
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You can view the Tethered as a physical projection of each character's repressed fears, anxieties, and traumas.
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Excavating personal triumphs and public traumas, kindling love and sexuality, contending with struggle both emotional and economic.
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It is possible to do that, however, without conflating human traumas with the artificial insemination of animals.
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Earlier traumas, such as covering the Bali bombings and the tsunami, had softened me up, she said.
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As a survivor of the Bosnian War, Gafic relived some of the unhealed traumas during his visit.
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" He went on, "But behind the recent trauma lurk the traumas of the past, including the wars.
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ZQ: I think my traumas as a child became my greatest reserves of strength as an adult.
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But even as the country is still reeling from these traumas, this is no time for despair.
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Mina and Alex seem less like teenagers and more like case studies with traumas rather than personalities.
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This default coping strategy, deployed again and again as her traumas mount, is one she eventually explodes.
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The stressful environment of nursing can support many the "triggers and traumas of PTSD," Dr. Mealer said.
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For some women, abortion encompasses irreparable heartbreak, especially when coupled with other traumas like an abusive partner.
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She pioneered a new method of introducing meditation into the curriculum for students who have suffered traumas.
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And what traumas buried within myself was I trying to unearth by spending decades on their stories?
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In the meantime, those whose misconduct is linked to their mental traumas suffer outside of the service.
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They discuss letters from people trying to live with the traumas they inherited from their damaged parents.
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Characters grew with a complexity that was shaped by both personal traumas and the world around them.
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" • Research suggests that "enduring financial traumas at a relatively young age can shape people's behavior for decades.
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On Friday night, however, the hospital said its staff was extremely busy taking care of multiple traumas simultaneously.
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Quite a few of them had experienced traumas, like losing their jobs or being deserted by their husbands.
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There have been a lot of films focused on the traumas and pressures of being a preteen girl.
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"It hasn't been easy at all; it felt like reliving all the traumas all over again," she said.
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I'm working through little daily traumas so that they don't overwhelm me; she's shaking out her neck rolls.
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The two Stark sisters are just two different personalities, and their lived traumas have only hardened those differences.
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Though pacifist in culture following the traumas of the second world war, it invested heavily in territorial defence.
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The film takes seriously the challenges of childhood and adolescence, and the long-ranging effects of early traumas.
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Back in 2014, they were dealing with personal traumas and mental health struggles that left them feeling powerless.
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Only very in love people travel together to the site of one of their dead father's greatest traumas.
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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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When she lays her hands on people or objects, she's able to feel their embedded traumas and history.
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There's a reason why we, as a nation, revisit World War II, or national traumas over and over.
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Journalists spoke slightingly of a homeland that had suffered one of the deepest traumas in its troubled history.
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At their heart is the question of how far America has escaped the racial traumas of its past.
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She works to get money to pay his lawyer and survives her own myriad traumas along the way.
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Narcissists often claim to have past traumas and even mental illnesses to absolve them from everything they do.
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Kyle is a brooding character, and who can blame him, given his childhood traumas, which are gradually revealed.
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You just can't use a community's deepest fears and traumas in a senseless effort to educate the majority.
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He researches the potential subject's social media posts and asks about their thoughts, fears, desires and past traumas.
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It can give us a deeper sense of identity, and it may clear up past issues or traumas.
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They circle back on the same issues and reprocess the same traumas, yet they hide others for years.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads While many traumas have common characteristics, survivors deal with their aftermath differently.
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It is people who have been through at least two traumas, and less than six, who score highest.
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It seems to me yours has been I'm doing great in spite of the many traumas I've experienced.
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The [REDACTED] is leveraging your past traumas against you, making them physically manifest as new "nightmare"-type enemies.
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Allahyari addresses contemporary concerns — colonialism and its lingering traumas, patriarchy, and environmental degradation — through spirits known as jinn.
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They were disoriented and disconnected in ways that could outlast even the effects of their individual psychological traumas.
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The probe slowly begins to close in around the victim's childhood friends, resurfacing past jealousies, traumas and secrets.
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The setup fragments life and pain into a harrowingly accurate representation of how we remember traumas and frustrations.
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We learn about Cuthbert's formative childhood traumas, about his squandered talents, his dead brother, his history of dissociation.
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The traumas of these images are not only the fraught history of the subjects who people them, however.
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Do you think your work is you trying to confront some of those traumas, or understanding your trauma?
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The device of having her memories all mixed up with Will's memories from the pilot (where he remembered the Tulsa massacre) and episode six is a masterstroke here, because it underlines all of the ways we are built atop traumas we barely understand, traumas that are passed along to us.
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Some of these traumas, like the pain of childhood molestation, are very big and serious, but the series also understands deeper, societal trauma, like the legacy of slavery, or smaller traumas, like being a less masculine (though still straight) man in a society that values traditional masculinity above all else.
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Like any other therapeutic conversation, you might talk about your familial relationships, past traumas, or transitions in your life.
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Your body may be healing from vaginal tearing, abdominal surgery, and the other potential traumas that childbirth can cause.
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But the show ultimately reduces them to the traumas they were fleeing, instead of giving them wholly rounded personalities.
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She was obsessively worried about shielding Kyzia from sexual abuse and other traumas she had experienced as a child.
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And given what Baldur's death and the onset of Fimbulwinter portends—it's a secret with traumas not yet experienced.
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It bears the marks of not only one's birth, but travels, adventures, hurts, and spills, physiological traumas and recoveries.
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The stuff that really gets us in the end are the traumas we may not even at first feel.
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Coming from the families we came from and the traumas we had, we wanted the kids to be good.
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But, please do remember, we have not only lived through the traumas of our times, but yours as well.
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Moreover, the issue of gun violence -- a common thread in many of these traumas -- is a deeply divisive one.
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Such national traumas test a president's emotional depth, or at least their capacity to make people think they care.
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These children's tears are largely hidden from public and professional view, yet the traumas they experience can be devastating.
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He spoke of the nobility of the survivors present, solemnly reminding the audience of the traumas they had experienced.
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Remember that natural disasters and other national traumas have a long history of leaving powerful lingering effects on politics.
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" —CS Watermarks: "In Richmond, Virginia, Confederate monuments obscure the buried traumas of the slave trade along the James River.
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The more I got into it, the more I wanted to see myself in their stories and their traumas.
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Sometimes it is teachers trying to help students overcome the traumas they've suffered from some adult's abuse or abandonment.
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When I sat down with the Sheffs last month, I saw little outward evidence of the traumas they'd endured.
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If facility dogs can help mitigate some of those traumas, they should be allowed to do so, she said.
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As we do the difficult work of coming into ourselves despite our losses and traumas, sometimes our guideposts dim.
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That could end popular television shows that capture emergencies and traumas in progress, getting permission from patients only afterward.
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The historical traumas Native Americans face have manifested through loss of our people and the loss of our land.
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It says: I'm doing outwardly great in spite of the many traumas I've experienced, but inside I'm still hurting.
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Unlike treatments built solely on imagination, Dr. Rothbaum said, virtual reality can force patients to face their past traumas.
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We tell them that the traumas they experience don't "count," and that if they speak up, they'll be dismissed.
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"They have their own traumas, they have their own difficulties, and they do act out on each other," explains Harbour.
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Their alliance, born out of necessity, is fraught with tension as both grapple with their mutual distrust and personal traumas.
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Just like we talk about the fun times and friendships, we can also talk about the traumas and the violence.
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But the resolve to reform must outlast the shock of the fire, which will soon be replaced by other traumas.
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It's not always subtle, but seeing various traumas and other issues manifest themselves in real, tangible ways is very impactful.
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Mr Bolsonaro would have remained a fringe figure but for the traumas Brazil has endured over the past four years.
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I believe that being held in a psychiatric ward against my will remains among the most scarring of my traumas.
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Again and again we have seen traumas sparking the robots' memories, which in turn leads to their gaining self-awareness.
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In my career working with children who experienced caregiver related traumas, it was a question I heard all too often.
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It's a defense mechanism that prevents the assignation of blame for massive cultural traumas, like slavery and state-sanctioned racism.
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This is what happens when you hear a large number of sexual assault stories: Other people's traumas become your own.
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Jimenez is now on a path to recovery, and doesn't often think back on her past traumas and suicide attempts.
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Today, when Argentines criticise the IMF for its role in the traumas of 2001 and 2002, they give contradictory reasons.
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But the prisoners released in the United States — all but one dual nationals as well — went through less-publicized traumas.
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What we get next is a stirring sequence of Kevin narrating his many traumas and improbable comebacks like a sportscaster.
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Richter's work suggests that every family has its share of hidden traumas, that all historical and personal memories are conflicted.
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The show, which is watched by about 1 million people, has been criticized for broadcasting the traumas of its guests.
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People who grew up with healthy relationships and relatively few traumas are more likely to have a healthy attachment style.
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Cities should look for real solutions to their residents' traumas, instead of treating them as nuisances when they need help.
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While Mike has been a fun, flirty, and respectful date, he has also bared his feelings and most private traumas.
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It is the only way he knows of coping with the traumas he witnessed, and suffered, in Syria's torture chambers.
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Astonishingly the synagogue's towers remained standing after the latest in a series of grave traumas suffered at the landmark building.
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Proud of Everyone but Myself Steve Almond: You did not survive the traumas of your childhood because you were lucky.
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But she tends to stop short of airing her personal traumas, and declined through her publicist to revisit the rape.
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The big theme of this expansion is facing past traumas, and Bungie has reached deep into it's lore for material.
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With boyfriend Speckle (Steven Yeun) at her side, Bertie faced her anxieties and traumas as Tuca embraced accountability and identity.
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Undone is an intimate examination of one woman's personal traumas and mental state; it's also a wild sci-fi drama.
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But it capped payments, initially at 50,000 Australian dollars, or $21980,21, and usually forced victims to keep their traumas confidential.
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It was hard to heal the traumas caused by these events, and I've created a new balance that doesn't include him.
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Castle Rock — July 22015 (Hulu) The fictional town of Castle Rock, Maine, is a topographical conductor of Stephen King's mythological traumas.
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It's a messed-up genre that romanticizes and trivializes some of life's most gruesome realities, exploiting our deepest traumas and fears.
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His inferiority complex, his various childhood traumas, his creative ambitions, his insecurity about his hair, are all rendered in loving detail.
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While many have recovered from the immediate traumas of the recession, they also live with the consequences of a lost decade.
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Like Logan and Charles Xavier, he's worn and weary from traumas both clear in his situation, and unspecified in his past.
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Her asides about her own traumas have the horrifying buoyancy of a woman who walks away with a stride of pride.
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"Marshae, her daughter, and her family have a long road to recovery after these traumas," the fund said in a statement.
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My mind became stronger and more able to focus, and I watched these stored images and traumas recede from my mind.
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As a result of these and other traumas, Syrian human development has regressed by more than four decades during the war.
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If everyone would consent to implantation to mediate their tempers and traumas, the world would be a better place, he claimed.
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And then, the traumas of witnessing all these different environments – there was a lot of emotional and physical abuse as well.
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In prison, many women find themselves without the tools and support necessary to deal with their traumas or recover from addiction.
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I kissed him and hugged him, but I was quickly escorted out of there because there was more traumas coming in.
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Some of the gays I know are afraid to see the movie because it might trigger old memories and past traumas.
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All of these stressors compound the traumas that these children may be experiencing while fleeing from violence in their home countries.
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You will break out of indecision, of old traumas and let the world enjoy all the beauty and richness within you.
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While this can be useful for discovering past traumas, it's not so efficient if you've gone in for one specific problem.
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We need a world where women can claim their bodies, heal their traumas, and celebrate their love, their sexuality, their joy.
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I would probably make his life miserable and create so many sexual traumas that, after a while, he would hate me.
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Their histories, their traumas, their triumphs, wherever they come from, and you bring all of that with you into the ring.
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Putting empathy and creative enterprise to action The tragedies and traumas suffered by refugees are all there for us to see.
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Rather than fixing them, they construct the most bizarre relationships and life to protect themselves from facing their fears or traumas.
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Ahora que comienzan las reunificaciones en Estados Unidos, también empiezan a revelarse los traumas en los menores separados de sus padres.
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"Obviamente, siento que me quité un gran peso de encima, pero todavía lucho con muchos traumas; los papeles no cambian eso".
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And she must learn to look forward to the future rather than only being haunted by the traumas of the past.
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Behind its thin cloak of democracy, not yet 30 years old, the region nurses traumas that have yet to be treated.
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While several of his films delved into the traumas of his country's recent past, he fashioned himself as a global auteur.
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Glover forces us to relive public traumas and barely gives us a second to breathe before he forces us to dance.
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Ms. Ronen is known for combustible evenings during which actors exhume their personal traumas, emotional scars and fears, largely through monologues.
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Because Gen X is nothing if not willing to inflict its traumas on its children, and Netflix is here to help.
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Therapists and social scientists have been trying to characterize the effects of all variety of traumas for more than a century.
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It reminds us that there are origins in this country of ours that cannot be escaped, traumas that have no balm.
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Past traumas are simply shaping forces that lead to, in the idiom of self-help, "defects of character" that cause criminality.
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Instead, it is about watching people with deep, truly exceptional traumas attempt to live on after the end of the world.
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The title feels suggestive and ironic, perhaps pointing to the failure of official language to capture the traumas of brown skin.
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Bisla has also worked with refugee communities in Europe, and saw the way Islamophobia exacerbated the other traumas they had experienced.
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Instead, the best horror this year has turned inward, focusing on the intimate traumas that are passed down through generations within families.
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According to the WANE, the vet found that the puppy had endured "multiple traumas" in the few month he had been alive.
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The King of Pop's relationship with Joe was marred by traumas of a tough upbringing in the steel town of Gary, Indiana.
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Woody Allen is opening up about the many life "traumas" he's faced – including repeated accusations of sexual abuse by daughter Dylan Farrow.
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Blankets, rivers, lens flares, stuffed animals, wide open night skies, cats purring, maybe a little facing traumas with LSD as an aid.
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Women were at the center of work; she examined their positions in society, their traumas, and the oppressive forces acting upon them.
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It's easy to condemn major Hollywood scandals — it's the small, everyday traumas that are harder to pin down and closer to home.
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So if you look at the period from the late teens to 1929, the series of traumas were just one after another.
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And there are some more complicated torture porn firms, like Inside, which deals with issues like pregnancy and motherhood, real female traumas.
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Pain and oppression are real things, and being forced to relive collective traumas via a YouTube video can be dehumanizing without context.
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We have growing evidence that traumas like homelessness can flood a child's brain with a stress hormone, cortisol, and impair brain development.
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He helped children and the adults watching his show navigate the traumas of human life and experience gratitude for life's everyday blessings.
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"I have cried while photographing the animals, particularly after learning about the horrific traumas they endured prior to being rescued," she said.
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Prior traumas, workplace exposures decades ago, emotional symptoms, family dynamics, detailed genetic history and other evidence may hold the keys to discovery.
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Israel, however, had a season's warning to prepare for all this, and to develop a plan to avoid or mitigate its traumas.
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Researchers still have a lot to learn about what causes some victims to swiftly recover from brain traumas and others to stall.
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During his meetings, Taylor says, he was asked to recount childhood traumas and to discuss in detail his sexual experiences with men.
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Maybe I'm ready to watch the Pearsons try literally everything but therapy as they continue to dig up old traumas and new.
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"My father saw literature as something extremely dangerous," Vargas Llosa said in the garden, brushing aside his old traumas with a laugh.
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The monks had avoided all the stress of the wars and much of the traumas we all read about in newspapers everyday.
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Ms. Grand wrote these pieces from inspirations both personal and theoretical, using Egyptian and Christian myths to make sense of family traumas.
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But one way or another, nations and people have to grow a soul big enough to enclose the traumas that haunt them.
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The pills, and some "powerful microwave technology," shunt the participants into dreamlike states where they encounter past traumas and current coping mechanisms.
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Naples said the rural hospital would not have adequate staff or equipment to handle patients suffering catastrophic traumas, strokes or heart attacks.
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Yet Graham is more interested in how her "small identity"—her own life and traumas—can reveal how interconnected we all are.
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Upon returning to Liberia, Azango found vulnerable people – slum dwellers, market women, young children – enduring the same traumas that she had experienced.
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While Fleabag and Hannah both get fucked up and fuck around, Fleabag would never blame society for her specifically female emotional traumas.
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The Chinese news media has remained silent about her death, a sign of how sensitive the traumas of the Cultural Revolution remain.
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"It's not sexy, but it's powerful, people sticking together through the ups and downs no matter what traumas they face," she said.
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Residing in the basement are the vulnerabilities, traumas, primary emotions and painful memories that we want to submerge and not think about.
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Social-issue dramas that have familiar traumas — or romantic, guilt-free endings — tend to perform better than stories like The Florida Project.
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It can and will be rolled back sooner or later, congenital disease, drug use, and even (Inaudible) post concussion traumas, Alzheimer&aposs, senility.
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In the clip from their talk, the two women recall the traumas that connect them — and the reasons they found to go on.
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It no longer became solely about my family, but also about intergenerational traumas, community, and some of the multifaceted aspects of black life.
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By drawing on Japanese folk stories and myths about animals, Gaku Tsutaja is able to construct imaginative, open-ended narratives about historical traumas.
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Many of these children experience various traumas and negative outcomes including depression, anxiety, and lower grades in school because of this forced separation.
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All the trigger warnings on earth cannot prepare a reader for the traumas of this Korean author's translated debut in the Anglophone world.
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Toiling beneath the surface of a pop star's life are traumas and stories that get exacerbated by this high-speed kind of lifestyle.
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Like Kelley, Stewart and Stewart present childhood as a time of confusion and conflict, a site of repressed traumas related to the family.
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Through my sexual and emotional traumas, I have struggled to meld emotional and physical intimacy together, and having both with him is scary.
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Many black women have to recover from the traumas they may experience simply being a black woman in today's society, according to Hite.
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She told me she was a spiritual healer and believed that we were all working through the traumas and ailments of our ancestors.
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Disillusionment is rife, defectors allege, with many of the rank and file deeply dissatisfied with the harsh reality and associated traumas of combat.
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You have to process your own traumas and motivations in order to be clear about your goals, especially if you have dissociative amnesia.
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Not only that, but you can test for effects of concussions or other traumas right there on the field if they're having trouble.
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My childhood traumas got rehashed, and we discussed how my fears about motherhood, loss, and marriage were tangled up in all that muck.
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His art speaks to infernal traumas and corporal tortures, spontaneous ferocities and methodical brutalities that define humanity as an insatiably war-hungry species.
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In Ngozi Anyanwu's play, directed by Awoye Timpo, a novelist comes back to Nigeria to care for her father and confront past traumas.
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But he also told me that Nxivm hasn't publicly released information about defectors' private lives, traumas and family issues, knowledge they clearly possess.
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Our traumas and lapsed memories, our silences or complicities, as compared to the current youth culture, to find confirmation that we have evolved.
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He said he's sure that when the crisis abates, litigation will follow, as it always does when boards attempt to address corporate traumas.
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You give and you give, and the traumas add up, and eventually, I wondered if I owed this business any more of myself.
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Agatha is the more interesting character, with her harrowing history and desperate yearning for a child to heal the wounds of past traumas.
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She went from white to "Irlandaisa/Boricua/Persona" at the most opportune moment, trading in the traumas of others for her own benefit.
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Becky could have empathized if this fear came from traumas, the kinds that she read about in magazines and saw on movie screens.
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By sharing her experience, Ms. Sandberg offers help and hope to others raising children after the loss of a parent, or other traumas.
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Societies that have been through traumas have embarked on racial reconciliation processes; South Africa's is the most famous, but there are dozens more.
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The traumas her father had suffered as a captured British soldier in World War I estranged him from his wife and baby daughter.
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Together with battlefield traumas as a Marine in Afghanistan, these experiences have dealt her PTSD and what she calls uncontrollable outbursts of rage.
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A recent German assessment of families seeking refugee status found that 86.5% had already experienced multiple traumas involving war, torture and involuntary displacement.
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"I carried the traumas and despair of my clients into my home, and would have recurring thoughts about [their] well-being," she says.
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But the reality is that many refugees arrive with physical and psychological traumas, problems that often are chronic and require the attention of specialists.
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While my subjects had the opportunity to share details in front of my camera, they were in control of how to present their traumas.
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The forces that have pushed Israel in this dark direction are deep and fundamental, the result of Israel's particular historical traumas and political institutions.
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These characters work through their real traumas, each enumerating the ways that they were excluded from living full lives before the dead started rising.
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The deeply embedded traumas of enslavement, Jim Crow, and contemporary police brutality exist in a blended genealogy, each one successively descended from the other.
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He believes government can play a role in rebuilding social capital and in healing some of the traumas fueled by scarcity and family breakdown.
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That could mean, eventually, a broader array of perspectives within economics departments, bigger and bolder research questions—and fewer profession-shaking traumas in future.
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You know, the week where judges, viewers and sometimes the people dancing spontaneously burst into sobs as people talk about their deepest darkest traumas.
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In these sessions, psychiatric nurse Ann Mithoefer and her husband, Dr. Mithoefer, guided each patient through his or her past traumas, playing soothing music.
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It's not automatic that one becomes a serial killer, but we know that behavioral problems in adults are often a result of childhood traumas.
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They should be using it to decide what direction the party takes after the twin traumas of the financial crisis and the Brexit vote.
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To me, this entire mess serves as a microcosm for how thousands of women's experiences and traumas are treated everyday — we had to act.
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CTE, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy, is a rare and progressive degenerative brain condition likely caused by repeated head traumas, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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A recent study of blacktip reef sharks found them remarkably resilient to physical traumas—recovering from wounds in a matter of weeks, sometimes days.
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The study wasn't a controlled experiment designed to prove whether or how childhood traumas may influence the odds of gambling addiction later in life.
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The subject, being recent and contested—and its traumas sometimes evident in the stiffness around the mouths of witnesses—has its own narrative potency.
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The morphological transformations through which she objectifies such emotional wounds and voids mark of the artist as one singularly adept at mirroring contemporary traumas.
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The "demon" the family keeps passing on can be seen as the unaddressed traumas of death and disease that they keep trying to bury.
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The experience may also revive previously repressed emotions related to earlier losses or traumas, as well as earlier feelings of deprivation, anger, or guilt.
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Many of the country's modern pathologies can be traced back to this grand tsarist experiment—to its tensions, its traumas and its abject failures.
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Multiple traumas are also significantly associated with current symptoms of psychosis as well as seriousness of women's offenses, as indicated by their sentence length.
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Pearl Jam's songs, particularly its early ones, often face up to youthful traumas and fears, taking heart from rock-ribbed melodies and surging crescendos.
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They've participated in special trainings, over the course of weeks, to help them deal with the sorts of traumas often experienced by foster children.
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What I'm about to say is in no way intended to minimize the traumas these three individuals experienced or to diminish their emotional pain.
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And he has expanded the use of that power by stirring up fear in the aftermath of national traumas, like the San Bernardino, Calif.
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PTSD is a severely debilitating condition in which patients re-experience horrific traumas from the past in forms of intrusive memories, flashbacks and nightmares.
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Everywhere, he's showing the painful reality that financial and social ascension cannot save you from the traumas of being molded in a failed system.
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Great horror has a way of sneaking into the darkest and deepest part of our psyches, but it's dependent on individual traumas and dogmas.
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The report also emphasizes that mental health issues linked to climate change are emerging, particularly for those dealing with traumas of migration and loss.
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"I didn't realize that certain traumas that we had written about were actually still as raw as they are in my life," she said.
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What's simply real is the flux of the present moment, what it struggles to reveal, and the traumas that compose its warp and woof.
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"It just really feels good to help people learn to heal and deal with their traumas in a healthier way using art," she said.
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The show's exploration of the hidden traumas within families will undoubtedly convince you that yours isn't the only one with skeletons in its closet.
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It is also psychologically debilitating—breeding constant anxiety about the near future, and inuring people to daily traumas, of hunger or violence or addiction.
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Now, if writers are going to excavate their personal traumas for an increasingly distrustful audience, it had better serve some sort of higher purpose.
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We enter into the lives of Dorothy (Ambrose) and Sean (Kebbell) Turner a short while after they suffer one of the worst traumas imaginable.
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"Every day that passes, these traumas are killing people," said Kristofer Goldsmith, an Army veteran and president of the High Ground Veterans Advocacy group.
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As an Americanized journalist just in from New York, Dube was often shielded from the accumulation of traumas that defined the lives of others.
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And why, after years of policing traumas like the one in Ferguson, Mo., was it taking so long to bring accountability to South Bend?
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The women are talking about their traumas, sure, but they are also talking about their petty grievances, the boring stories that everyone already knows.
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"Local memories and local traumas like dictatorship are touched, for example, by Preciado's public program, and these events have created some reactions," Rikou said.
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But its real strength lies in the exploration of more terrifying, more unspeakable Things: grief, mental illness, and the traumas we inherit from our parents.
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Almost half -- 47 percent -- were derived from IEDs, while the remaining "hostile" deaths were a result of gunshot wounds or other in-action physical traumas.
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Gray turned to drugs as a child -- using marijuana, cocaine and PCP -- as he "desperately tried to numb the haunting traumas," according to the site.
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The Creeds never stood a chance, because they're attempting to build their happiness on land still tainted by larger traumas, whether they're acknowledged or not.
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Lex spent much of Thursday on Twitter, vocalizing her frustrations with how the events and traumas of what happened at her school are being portrayed.
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The works in this exhibition highlight moments of mourning, but also thankfully, joyful moments of faith and collectivity that continue in the face of traumas.
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When she recruits Babe, a hotshot swimmer who has suffered her own traumas, an unexpected romance blossoms between the team captain and the new recruit.
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It's not like they didn't treat Annaliese Puccini like an unhinged weirdo for her many traumas or make Bibiana Julian into an Angry Latina firecracker.
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The women, who were the prince's guests at Kensington Palace, spoke to the royal dad about their deep traumas following the consequences of online abuse.
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The women and children at the hospital underwent amputations after suffering a range of traumas, such as war injuries, crocodile bites, road accidents or infections.
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Gaga will spent the next seven weeks working with doctors to "heal from this and past traumas that still affect her," according to the statement.
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"Being in the same space or environment causes revictimization — or what's called repeated traumas," says Deborah Serani, PsyD, a licensed psychologist based in New York.
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This strand of dread, fueled by romantic failings, was not nameless and totalizingly affecting, like the traumas that had previously been his thematic go-tos.
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Firearm injuries are what's known as penetrating traumas, and patients generally have a high risk of severe and disabling injuries, researchers note in JAMA Ophthalmology.
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The method entails not talking with patients about their inner demons, childhood traumas, or job stress, but rather encouraging them to increase their pleasure activities.
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There will be suffering, there will be losses, there will be unknowable traumas, even by the not-always-glorious standards set by previous Atlanta squads.
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Franz told us this was merely an introduction to breathwork; people who study over time go way deeper: visiting past lives, cleansing, releasing old traumas.
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There is, however, an existing and effective tool that has been used in the past to delve into the country's worst national traumas and conflicts.
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Acevedo faced a mixture of traumas, including her fear for the well-being of the her 1-year-old grandson, Mateo, who suffers from asthma.
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She confirmed that two young adults found in the outer chamber suffered violent deaths, with sharp force traumas to the head and the hip socket.
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But apart from the fact that it's about women of a similar age discussing sex and personal traumas and jokes, our work is really different!
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Would there be life, society, as we experience it now, without this perpetual remembrance of past sexualized traumas, our fear of those yet to come?
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Research from Ms. Malmendier and Mr. Nagel, the economists, suggests that enduring financial traumas at a relatively young age can shape people's behavior for decades.
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There is, of course, another institution kids pass through that's resistant to change, frequently humiliating, economically stratified, and the cause of countless minor traumas: school.
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But children don't leave behind their emotions, their diet, their traumas, their safety fears, their dental problems and so on when they get to school.
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When Israelis feel under siege, the traumas of the weeks leading up to the Six-Day War are reawakened and the mood turns hard-line.
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The glossy bright photos, the symmetrical arrangements of items, the framing, and the Instagram-readiness of the exhibit cauterize the traumas of the border experience.
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The opening tale, "The Other Son," is centered on a woman who has been driven nearly mad by a solitude that masks unspeakable ancient traumas.
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The hard-hearted Ebeneta is confronted with her childhood traumas, realizing how growing up impoverished made her put financial security and independence above all else.
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But it is arresting given how very loudly and insistently women have been broadcasting their presence, demands, grievances, traumas, desires and plans for the future.
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In this new role, Evelyn meets terminally ill patients who force her to confront her past traumas and the decisions that have led her here.
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You can tell Peck doesn't matter much, by the way the three central traumas of his life are so breezily dealt with once they surface.
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The traumas that they had experienced in their home countries were compounded by the stress of finding their way out of a no man's land.
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To be sure, the Baltimore school system faces social problems among its student populations — the traumas of violence, crime and drugs — that necessitate more resources.
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In collaboration with Rhimes, Oh turned the character into an endlessly compelling fan favorite, marked by barely veiled traumas and a dark sense of humor.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Sudden traumas in the foreign exchange market can make China's economic adjustment more challenging, Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday.
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Traditionally, the role of the shaman is about coming to terms with those unreflective indulgences and invisible traumas that media appear to either repress or disguise.
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The Grief of Others is a lively book adaptation about an Upstate New York family whose various traumas and guilt ripple through their interactions and relationships.
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Spending just a few minutes on "Brandon" makes very clear the complexity of its digital layers, which, when peeled back, reveal fragments of real-world traumas.
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This can happen just as easily for non-combat traumas and may lead to unhealthy behaviors that raise the risk of stroke among civilians, Rosman said.
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"Being a part of that community during such a sort of life-changing event really sparked my interest in people's response to community traumas," she says.
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Along the way, Krasnostein uncovered the traumas in Pankhurst's past that led her to want to pursue an unconventional life of healing others through radical reorganization.
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The bombings have heightened post-war ethnic tensions and resurfaced civil war traumas amid Sri Lanka's ongoing political crisis -- raising fears of more attacks to come.
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The Bachelor also dumped a ton of shade on contestant Annaliese Puccini, who spent the last two episodes detailing the sources of her many childhood traumas.
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Because I also know that kids of abuse often unwittingly find themselves locked in a cycle of abuse, reenacting the same traumas they experienced onto others.
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It falls on them to share their traumas, to offer up their unhappy experiences so other people can take them to heart or pick them apart.
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We'll be spending the next 48 hours on the couch with the Pfeffermans, binging on the angst and emotional traumas these characters can't seem to quit.
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They come across as real people, rather than archetypes, and the text and subtext are heavily invested in their traumas and the ways they've processed them.
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When he took up the cloak of unity, Trump talked as a normal American president would, about shared national traumas and the strength of the people.
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In fact, for every moment of pride, joy, and resilience, there are even more traumas, injustices, and heartbreaks waiting to be permanently embedded into our identity.
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I also have brain damage, but I got enough of my noggin still left to remember all of my professional traumas and to fear them recurring.
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Connors's forthright exploration of race and poverty enlarges her personal story, turning it into a richer, more complex and ultimately more harrowing account of interwoven traumas.
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Without the nurturance and calming support of a caring adult who is known to the child, these traumas can alter the structure of the developing brain.
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Alternatives to detention have been effective and are far less costly than detention -- certainly in human terms, weighing the current family separation traumas but also financially.
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You might find it easier to pick up Chinese, but you might also remember more acutely all the disappointments and traumas that you'd prefer to forget.
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The show traces the traumas and crises that led them here and gives a not-always-comforting glimpse of how their lives have played out afterward.
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For example, individuals from the steep jungle hills of Bangladesh reported that climate change was negatively impacting their lives, increasing family stress and amplifying previous traumas.
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Mr. Fischl took up a kind of psychologically charged realism indebted to Manet, in paintings depicting tales and traumas of childhood, adolescence and the nuclear family.
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After Simon & Schuster published "Luckiest Girl Alive" last May, Ms. Knoll was flooded with messages from women who said they had endured traumas similar to TifAni's.
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On a daily basis my colleagues and I have to process difficult feelings and traumas that will stay with us for the rest of our lives.
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The experiences that he details from his youth make it hard for him to accept that he's escaped those traumas, at least, in the physical sense.
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If that work confronted God, substance abuse, mental health, and relationships, Turn Out the Lights reckons with the hollow spaces and traumas left in their wake.
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Through the group's life purpose classes, one-on-one coaching, and "mind alignment" therapy, the students say they have resolved their traumas and achieved their dreams.
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In the present, survivors relive their traumas in the form of fragmented images, sounds and emotion that the brain can't register as belonging to the past.
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Add to these exploitations the overwhelming fear of an ICE officer showing up on the cutting floor, and the traumas of the workplace become deeply psychological.
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He believes that lucid dreaming can help people explore their sexualities in a safe space, heal sexual traumas, build up confidence, and overcome body image issues.
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Chastened by those national traumas, Americans, including journalists, concluded that they had sprung from the debauched or deformed characters of President Johnson and especially President Nixon.
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Some women have past sexual traumas that have never been discussed or are simply too painful to address, but doing so can go a long way.
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Critic's Notebook When Justin Timberlake was announced as the performer for this year's Super Bowl halftime show, the memory of one of pop's biggest traumas resurfaced.
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"One of the reasons Aboriginal people offend is because of past traumas they've suffered in their lives," said Bunja Smith, chairman for the Aboriginal Legal Service.
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In this very specific sense, Wallace may be the closest thing to a method actor in American literature, which I cannot imagine was without its subtle traumas.
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It's common for victims of sexual abuse and trauma to suppress memories, so what Stewart describes will likely resonate with many readers who have suffered similar traumas.
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So long as players continue to fight there will be injuries like the one sustained by Courcelles, in addition to whatever unseen traumas occur in their brains.
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Unlike Dolores or Maeve, whose suffering has emotional context and who are defined by choices they make in the wake of their traumas, Teddy's a relative sinkhole.
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Navigating sex will always also be a question of navigating the biases and traumas and fears and power imbalances that we and our culture are riddled with.
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And what happens when those traumas are joined by the countless accumulated shocks delivered through unaccountable tech platforms by those whose livelihood is predicated on giving them?
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That so many women felt someone might listen to and care about their trauma—and see that these traumas weren't purely individual—is precisely the movement's strength.
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In her new book, Penis Envy and Other Bad Feelings, writer and theorist Mari Ruti discusses the role of our traumas in our stories of self-making.
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Founded in 503, the city went on to experience two historical traumas—the Russian revolution and the siege of Leningrad, as it was known under the Soviets.
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"Financial and social ascension cannot save you from the traumas of being molded in a failed system," wrote Lawrence Burney of Danny Brown's Atrocity Exhibition on Friday.
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It's really taking the act of creating music and writing songs to complete the process of healing and enable me to completely process all the various traumas.
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After granting her an interview in his private rooms, he receives not romantic attention but a barrage of searing questions about his family history and personal traumas.
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From day one, Young's sang with the scars of a man haunted by quiet tragedies and blatant avarice, addictions and desperate longings, personal traumas and political treachery.
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The rest of the film follows from this visual premise: Even when Almodóvar's women aren't tramps and vamps, everyday traumas seem to make them brooding and disconsolate.
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Danske Bank, which cut its forecast for annual net profit to 16-17 billion Danish crowns, from a previous 18-20 billion, has successfully overcome previous traumas.
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Their data suggest it is this cellular response to CFS-triggering traumas, and not the way the response is set in motion, which should define the illness.
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In addition to high rates of disability and psychological issues, some vets facing the end of life are confronting long-suppressed memories of the traumas of war.
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"Blood Meridian" is propelled by grisly, deeply researched depictions of the violence perpetrated by remorseless white American men, unconcerned with the traumas they were unleashing into history.
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Reagan was inclined to respond to emotional traumas with denial and by romanticizing his life, which, from Nancy's point of view, left him dangerously vulnerable to exploitation.
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In response, Astle's daughter Dawn spoke about her family's battle to highlight the link between brain traumas from repeated headers and degenerative brain disease in later life.
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L.J. Standish, researcher and professor at the School of Naturopathic Medicine at Bastyr University in Kenmore, Washington, points out that certain health issues correlate with childhood traumas.
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They're big questions, ones that Chris has occasionally dealt with in the past, but they bring traumas and crises to the surface, commingling with the brighter bits.
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It's become trickier for pop entertainments to gloss over historical traumas, which may be why so many modern colonial struggles involve deep space or an alien invasion.
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In her recent book, "Behind the Screen," she found that moderators suffer traumas that are very similar to those felt by rescue workers at a disaster scene.
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The violated female body is a running theme; the protagonist reveals past traumas to Hendricks, and her wounds accentuate the healing power of the missives she writes.
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In the past few years, women who have run for office have increasingly learned that revealing past traumas is not the political liability that many have perceived.
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All were growing up in families ravaged by drug addiction, and now they were opening up about the traumas they have experienced, some for the first time.
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" In an author's note, she characterizes her poetry as "a space in which I conceive disasters, failures and traumas, lending them my own perspective, dimension and articulation.
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The ones that live in the deep, deep ocean may not be able to withstand as much heat, radiation, or other traumas as their counterparts on land.
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In the letter, the women described how they prepared to watch Dr. Blasey testify, remembering their own traumas and the times they had been doubted or disparaged.
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Now that hosts like Dolores and Maeve are liberated from those traumas — and have the power to inflict trauma on others — they're harder to accept as human.
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In her artistic practice von Sydow explores the very real, everyday traumas experienced by othered people, demonstrating how simply existing and persisting can become an activist effort.
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After watching so many of Goop's staffers open up about their personal challenges and traumas, it's hard not to root for them to find a little peace.
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How can we recapitulate all of the traumas and lost dreams — especially the assassinations and descent into violence and despair — without wandering into a muddle of confusion?
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But these pages are filled with flashbacks of the traumas she endured as a refugee, related in a voice that is both injured and at times angry.
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It certainly seems appropriate that true emergencies and traumas be covered (since many in Congress seem to think that is how everyone has access to care anyway).
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Two years later he finally heard from Romand, who had read a novel Carrère had recently published called "Class Trip," which reminded him of his childhood traumas.
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Mishra argues that broad swaths of the globe are reliving the traumas and violent dislocations that accompanied Europe's transition to modernity in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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Enough dismissing women in order to promote men, and enough of making them relive their traumas, again and again so maybe -- just maybe -- you'll consider believing them.
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"The military is criminalizing rather than treating mental illnesses and other traumas," Alex McCoy, the political director of the anti-Trump veterans group Common Defense, told me.
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The actresses bring all those skills to bear in the darkly comic "Dead to Me," playing women from different social backgrounds who bond over recent personal traumas.
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"Using religion to traffic people, using their deepest beliefs to control their lives is a really vile crime, leaving the victims with life-long traumas," he said.
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Hardly a validation of Russ's finger wagging, let it be a sad confirmation of what Fredo already seemed to acknowledge: the traumas of his past weighed too heavily.
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Just like it's taken me years to recover from the dye jobs and split ends that forced me into existence, Ariana is still reeling from her own traumas.
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If we can remember everything as it really happened, Chiang points out, then we lose the ability to let our traumas and our quarrels get fuzzy with time.
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I don't want to spoil too much, but the monster designs in particular are brilliant, and do an amazing job of creating a visual identity for various traumas.
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During Kendall's big speech, she details her own past relationship traumas, shows real emotional intelligence, and works hard to empathize with someone who is trying to sabotage her.
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During their two-on-one date, Kendall even told Krystal that she's a beautiful person, and hopes that her goodness can shine through her past traumas and insecurity.
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BEIJING, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Sudden traumas in the foreign exchange market can make China's economic adjustment more challenging, Dallas Federal Reserve Bank President Robert Kaplan said on Tuesday.
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Kidman plays Erin as a wounded cowgirl, a woman who has been so consumed with the traumas of her past that she's failed to actually live her life.
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Like Mako Mori in the first film (played by Rinko Kikuchi, who reprises the role in Uprising), Amara has personal traumas that interfere with her ability to Drift.
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Further, because of higher levels of addiction — stemming back to the collective traumas of colonization — and subpar access to education, many young Native Americans are being left behind.
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"Sweet Country" is an origin story of sorts for the racial traumas that transcend generations, showing how English settlers in the 19th century treated indigenous people as serfs.
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Taylor opens up to Singh about growing up in a household filled with neglect and abuse, and how the traumas of his past led to a suicide attempt.
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To his credit, he doesn't try to be charming or lovable, nor does he dwell on traumas as if he were the only one who has experienced them.
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Still, as an exploration of "righteous anger" about endured traumas—per the project's Bandcamp description—it's still as enveloping and all consuming as anything else on this list.
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But he is also part of something bigger: He represents the tremendous artistic energy that has come to Pakistan, even as — and perhaps because — its traumas have multiplied.
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The book, in fictionalizing many of the familiar traumas and struggles of Iraq over the last decade, is at its broadest an indictment of the country's Shiite leaders.
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Attendees often turned up holding stuffed animals for comfort and, when Mr. Bradshaw pushed them to recall their childhood traumas, burst into tears, a first step toward reconciliation.
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Some of them are so guarded, but then they start opening up and they realise they're making connections with others who have been through similar traumas to them.
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In the past week, we've seen a slew of survivors of sexual assault and harassment in the games industry take to social media to speak about their traumas.
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They were loud like him, profane like him, and, like him, they seemed to find solace from their private traumas in a dark and graphic form of humor.
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Also intriguing is Callum's war-damaged brother, Victor (Freddie Highmore), a veteran who behaves strangely because of combat traumas that, at least at first, are vaguely defined. (Mr.
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I owe it to all my traumas and the single father that raised me -- in what I thought was a laissez-faire manner, because he didn't helicopter me.
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I'm not saying we all have to deal with war zones or specific traumas or specific prejudices — we all have a variation on struggle within the human existence.
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In a new memoir and an album of songs they wrote as teenagers, the feminist pop stars look back at their traumas, triumphs and life as identical twins.
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For Damon Lindelof, however, exploring such enduring traumas is a primary motive for extending the world of "Watchmen" decades into the past and decades more into the future.
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These traumas impact every aspect of a state's social fabric and must be paid deference in any initiatives undertaken and institutions created to eradicate the roots of insecurity.
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This month, the world's unprecedented refugee crisis, and the traumas of the greater Middle East that are fueling it, will dominate the United Nations' annual General Assembly session.
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Across the record, vocalist Danny Orlowski barks, raps, and groans lyrics about private traumas, public injustices, and—most frequently—the violence that the world exerts on the vulnerable.
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I believe her because I've had traumas in my life and I don't remember when and where exactly I was when they happened, but I remember they happened.
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It used to be mainly the psychonauts, she told me, but lately it's people, old and young, who want to make peace with mortality or face down deep traumas.
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An analysis of the skeletons will reveal their ages, sex, race and physical traumas, as well as a myriad of other biological clues that will reveal their lifestyle habits.
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Whether Jessica Jones excavating past traumas or Luke Cage internalizing a responsibility to protect Harlem superpowers become less a source of empowerment than a burden, a cross to bear.
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It deals with honest introspection and its painful consequences—the opening of the floodgates to the traumas that led us down this self-destructive path, and the subsequent fallout.
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A small yet mighty exhibition, Fragments of a Crucifixion highlights moments of mourning, as well as joyful moments of faith and collectivity that continue in the face of traumas.
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Gradually, he's joined by Tony, Jessica (Alisha Boe), Zach (Ross Butler), and Ryan (Tommy Dorfman), the other Liberty High students who have survived the show's many traumas alongside him.
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The EU's economic and migration traumas had tested the patience of voters for years, and Mark Rutte, prime minister since 2010, seemed unwilling to make the case for Europe.
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The post-referendum traumas hastened the transformation by confronting the will of the people with innumerable practical difficulties, from the opposition of Remainers to the cunning of the Eurocrats.
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That motto describes both Mr Springsteen's memoir and the appeal of his songs, many of which look back on youthful traumas from a mature perspective and for older audiences.
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"We want to see if the President understands Israel's traumas, its security dilemmas and its unique importance in the region," said David Harris, CEO of the American Jewish Committee.
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And again, the graphic doesn't hit on traumas that went on around either woman — for Meredith, some of those events would include the departure of Cristina and Izzy's cancer.
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The lessons of history suggest such traumas raise questions of political legitimacy and constitutional process that have the potential to sour life in Washington for years in the future.
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Staten Island has had two major traumas in the past 15 years: 9/11 hit Staten Island very severely, and then Hurricane Sandy also set Staten Island back dramatically.
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And while a breakup or divorce may feel like a single traumatic event, it is often the culmination of months or even years of "mini-traumas" and ongoing stress.
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Our culture is bloodthirsty for stories about women in pain; we hunger for women to expose their traumas, and to be rescued by the love of a good man.
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Now that she's more famous than ever — making her relationships, breakups, and various traumas more knowable than ever — her knack for visually artful and poetic storytelling can truly shine.
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The book is organized around an array of such forces: late-capitalist economics, the breakdown of genres, sexual liberation, globalization, the Internet, environmentalism, the traumas of war and terror.
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The cultural stigmas surrounding therapy appear to be dissipating, and LaBeouf's openness about his traumas mirrors that of other young celebrities like Demi Lovato, J. Balvin, and Lady Gaga.
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Roberts sends me screenshots of Facebook posts from soldiers who have recovered from debilitating injuries, reconciled emotional traumas, or simply met physical fitness goals because of the boxing program.
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Whether images of a disaster are viewed on social media or television, Temple said, it is usually those who have already experienced previous traumas who will succumb to distress.
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The producers also got psychologist Lynn Ianni to work with the women on-camera during their cosmetic recovery to build up their self-esteem and break down past traumas.
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About a dozen hospitals nationwide — out of 4,000 total — have begun to set up anonymous hotlines where clinicians can call and talk to a peer about their emotional traumas.
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And it now seems all but certain that there is a direct link between high-school players' multiple head traumas and neurodegenerative brain diseases like chronic traumatic encephalopathy (C.T.E.).
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Gadsby explains the building blocks of jokes and how comedians control the atmosphere for their shows, and she describes how turning her own traumas into material has become destructive.
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Real traumas and outrages are mentioned in passing, rather than dutifully explained; there's a brief look inside the gulag, for instance, with its desperate prisoners and splatters of blood.
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But as Cuba approaches the 60th anniversary of its revolution, a new generation, both in and out of Cuba, the grandchild generation, is shedding the traumas of the past.
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She endures her own traumas and anxiety, as does every pregnant woman — not to mention every woman who yearns to be pregnant — no matter what fantastical images they project.
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Many, perhaps most, pro football players do not develop disabling cognitive problems, and there are likely many other brain traumas that could potentially result in the C.T.E. tau signature.
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"There are some things you can't repair: women's souls and bodies and memories and traumas that are going to be there forever, careers that have been damaged," she said.
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"Waiting for Eden" is a journey through the traumas, betrayals and ecstasies of contemporary warfare and the multiple lives touched and sometimes shattered by one combat injury or death.
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Faith Ringgold and Kara Walker, two artists who receive their own chapters in the book, perhaps best exemplify how the same traumas can be approached in radically divergent ways.
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Then he had Janine write on colored pieces of paper all the challenges, traumas and obstacles she could think of that she had risen above in her young life.
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Doughty's excellent thriller examines how early childhood traumas — and a personal history that echoes Indonesia's — help to explain how Harper became an instrument of Western economic and political power.
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The flow gets changed by onlookers who are trying to do the best they can to help, and what they don't realize is we see 6,000 traumas a year.
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Through this process, we begin to understand (in lockstep with the narrator) the inherited traumas that metastasize from one queer man to another within a deeply anti-LGBTQ country.
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The soldiers were asked about combat-related traumas, such as whether they had taken enemy fire, had been wounded or if a unit member had been wounded or killed.
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After the traumas of Watergate, President Gerald Ford declared "our long national nightmare is over," and in one of America's enlightened appointments, tapped Edward Levi to be Attorney General.
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El relato de esta familia era, de algún modo, una parábola de los traumas de la historia reciente del país y del drama de un imperio remplazado por otro.
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Hegi was pessimistic—in cases like this, victims were rarely willing to revisit old traumas—but she passed on Cory Session's phone number, and, surprisingly, Mallin made the call.
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"It can take years or even decades for victims of sexual traumas to understand and process what has happened," said Annie Farmer, now 40 and working as a psychologist.
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"A Little Life" is a story about a friendship between four young men that revolves around aloof and charismatic Jude, whose early childhood traumas define everything about his life.
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Set 30 years after the landmark graphic novel, this HBO/Sky Atlantic series remixes the original texts to confront America's racial traumas and the dangers and falsehoods of nostalgia.
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Dr. Almond explores the different kinds of traumas we experience in adulthood, when we realize, for the first time, that our parents are human and have their own flaws.
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The following day, interdisciplinary artist Sanford Biggers took the stage at Arcosanti's Apse Stage, where he showcased a slideshow of his work addressing the the traumas of black America.
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These are some of the most visceral renderings of menarche and virginity loss ever committed to film, using body horror to drive home the universal traumas of female adolescence.
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Instead, we must aim for equity that provides access to power and works against marginalization, while remembering the legacy of historical traumas such as the internment to prevent their repetition.
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I kept wondering, though: Who are these "people" who don't have a full grasp of the problem, and what are they supposed to learn from survivors laying their traumas bare?
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Watching McGowan go through the rigorous press cycle on Citizen Rose, during which she had to talk about Weinstein (among other traumas) again and again — well, it's not easy viewing.
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It's a place that shifts between a beautiful seascape and a dark, nightmarish world, as Kay attempts to come to terms with a series of traumas from throughout her life.
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In both he advanced a dialectical view of history that transmuted racial traumas into occasions for collective progress, the landmarks of black liberation into milestones in America's pursuit of perfection.
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The conditions are thought to arise from a combination of factors, including genetic predisposition and traumas later in life, such as sexual or physical abuse, abandonment or heavy drug use.
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At one point, a handful of guests joined a family constellation, a therapeutic method in which people stand in as family members to discover traumas that go back several generations.
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Warning: Spoilers ahead for Maniac finale, "Option C." For a Netflix series about the intricacies, traumas, and fantasies of the human brain, the Maniac finale, "Option C," is shockingly sensible.
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In other films, like his Hellboy movies or Pacific Rim, the ghosts are more metaphorical: representations of unfinished business, traumas that haunt people, or family connections that won't go away.
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At the core of Scientology is a belief that each human has a reactive mind that responds to life's traumas, clouding the analytic mind and keeping us from experiencing reality.
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"You might have food, you might have water, you might have shelter, but there are many deep-rooted psychological traumas that refugees around the world are facing today," Frieder said.
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She's sensitive to the supernatural in a similar fashion to her mother (and in fact most of the family), haunted by phantasms and the lingering pain of her early traumas.
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This year's program, titled Fugitive Trajectories and curated by Jheanelle Brown and Darol Olu Kae, looks at ways in which black people cope with and overcome historical and contemporary traumas.
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In X-Men: Apocalypse, virtually everyone in the cast is emotionally shattered by traumas on-screen and off, from deaths in the family to the overall state of mutant rights.
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Good Will Hunting was released two weeks after The Sweet Hereafter, and it's a far more mainstream drama with its own potent story of overcoming the traumas of the past.
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The country's institutions have shown an ability to withstand the twin traumas of the impeachment process—even one as contested and flawed as Ms Rousseff's—and the Lava Jato investigation.
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PTSD affects about 8.4 million Americans and is a severely debilitating condition in which patients re-experience horrific traumas from the past in forms of intrusive memories, flashbacks and nightmares.
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Kroll, especially, is hilarious as a d-bag rival to Dax who's super-invested not just in reliving Dax's formative childhood traumas but also propping up the movie's product placement.
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A bowl of Spam soup can't fix my girlhood lunchtime traumas (only therapy can do that, I suspect) but it could help change our view on the tinned meat. Perhaps.
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In the post-rampage narrative of "The Punisher," Castle is trying to recover from double traumas: the destruction of his family, and the lingering guilt from his mission in Afghanistan.
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She's also a historically minded conceptualist, digging deeply into the workings of memory and taking up arms against the present-day traumas that will haunt us in the years ahead.
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It seemed quite unlikely that whatever they had found was evidence of one of the Wasp's two major traumas: the Japanese strike or the American volley that scuttled the ship.
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In an interview, Governor DeWine said that Ohio had recognized that dealing with the crisis required a long-term educational strategy geared toward addressing childhood traumas, not just improving grades.
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As the episode presents the crushing experiences that explain how Beatrice became the cruel and abusive mother we know today, the traumas transmitted through the Horseman lineage also become obvious.
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While we wait for gun reform legislation, we must do everything we can to arm our children and families — and educators — with tools to process their anxieties, fears and traumas.
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With the aid of the "memory artist" Ptonomy Wallace (Jeremie Harris), David, Melanie and Syd enter his subconscious, and "Legion" develops an idiosyncratic visual vocabulary for David's history and traumas.
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Rana, whose head was injured in the attack — other possible traumas are left implicit — is terrified and distraught, but Emad seems more concerned with the injury to his own manhood.
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The writing in Jeff Sharlet's gorgeous new book, "This Brilliant Darkness: A Book of Strangers," takes place between lonely traumas: his father's heart attack and his own, two years later.
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Mr. Tye said he was struck by the apparent parallels between the two deaths, which to him seemed to reflect the particular burdens and traumas associated with being a Kennedy.
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Then following each story is a collective reflection on it, as the men challenge each other's ideas of masculinity and offer reassurances that their childhood traumas are not their fault.
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If research on other collective traumas is any indication, it may take years, and a great deal of political imagination, for us to figure out where to go from here.
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Although they deal with traumas that stem from a similar place, Dog Days allows respite through daydreams and escapism, while Loverboy grabs things by the collar and sizes them up.
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Mr. Tye said he was struck by the apparent parallels between the two deaths, which to him seemed to reflect the particular burdens and traumas associated with being a Kennedy.
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Inflation changed how Americans thought about their economic relationships to their fellow citizens — which is to say, inflation and its associated economic traumas changed who we were as a people.
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Los traumas físicos pueden cambiarnos de manera profunda pero, en algunas ocasiones, las transformaciones son tan radicales que nos encontramos con que quienes amamos se convierten en personas muy distintas.
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AF: Well, my art has always been this tool to deal with my reality, you know, and deal with my traumas, and things I'm trying to figure out in life.
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Two women who have been sexually abused by nuns are speaking out, saying that amidst the well-documented scandal of widespread abuse of boys by priests, their traumas have been overlooked.
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Médicos y defensores de la salud han sostenido durante años que la detención masiva de niños y familias en instituciones similares a prisiones pueden causar estrés, traumas, y problemas de salud.
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This is how the study of brain functions began, with test subjects who suffered head traumas (like Phineas Gage), or were operated on (like the numerous hemispherectomies, lobotomies, and tumor excisions).
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There's certainly no evidence that the real Cunanan was ever abused by his father, but tonight's episode made clear there were plenty of other traumas that made up Cuanana's complex puzzle.
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Clocking in at just under 90 minutes, the film is both a troubling introspection of Joe's (Joaquin Phoenix) own major psychological traumas, and a nosedive into a tangled world of crime.
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The secret shames that have motivated their careers and personal ambitions, and how those unspoken traumas and self-imposed standards were slowly eroding the foundations of their marriage, are revealed slowly.
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It might involve working through past traumas, breaking free of cultural or religious conventions, healing family issues, improving time-management skills, and changing life-long habits like procrastination or conflict avoidance.
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Given the walloping, even dizzying string of traumas – the disappearance, presumed death and unexpected resurrection of a child – Family isn't far removed from Room or even the superb British mystery Broadchurch.
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" And let us not forget his acting career, as Sivan had a major supporting role in the Golden Globe nominated Boy Erased, a film about the traumas of gay conversion "therapy.
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They show a preference for false solutions, such as aluminum foil hats, because their belief that they're being targeted serves to distract them from real traumas they don't want to face.
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These eruptions of madness differ radically in their roots, causes, duration and effects, but they have left their societies and their surviving victims with deep traumas that can persist for generations.
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However torn your clothing and disheveled your hair for the denouement, whatever traumas you've suffered and inflicted, you are better, stronger, free — and it's learning the truth that has liberated you.
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As a sensitive, a person who is in tune to the energies around them, I feel the residual pain from those deep-rooted traumas that exist in the body and spirit.
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It wasn't until 218, when Shawn Nolan and colleagues from the Federal Defender's Capital Habeas Unit came on board, that Terry Williams began to reveal the traumas of his young life.
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A year later, the multiple traumas of 1968 would deepen the disenchantment; but clearly something had gone wrong well before the Summer of Love petered out in a long slow fade.
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Starting with thinkers like Freud, ice has been used regularly as a metaphor for the deeper, darker parts of our mind, for traumas buried and covered over with a placid surface.
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She can agree by Friday to recount one of her life's defining traumas to hostile men on extremely short notice, or lose her chance to have the Senate consider her story.
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Davis says that playing those songs night after night caused him to relive the personal traumas he experienced back then—experiences he is now able to process with years of hindsight.
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Go deeper: Under its leader, Xi Jinping, the Communist Party has recast China's history, playing down the traumas of the Mao era, including the tens of millions who died of starvation.
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The burials awakened memories of other national traumas — the Ebola outbreak and the long civil war that ended early in this century — in which victims were interred in a similar fashion.
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But to win, the Democratic candidate will have to convince the country that he or she is a calm, reasonable person who would end the high-drama traumas we're undergoing now.
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Their recoveries are burdened with unending guilt, and while they're sharing the deprivations of the present, very often they're keeping secrets about the traumas of the past, even from one another.
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A reasoned conversation about how artists and curators of all backgrounds represent collective traumas and racial injustice would, in an ideal world, be a regular occurrence in art museums and schools.
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Artist Asad J. Malik, though, is creating an alternative sphere that is far from easing the mind — one that brings the traumas of distant wars into the everyday experiences of Americans.
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Doctors at Ancona's main hospital said the most critically injured, all between 14 and 20 years old, had suffered cranial and chest traumas, while others had injuries on their arms or legs.
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The constant wiping and resetting of the Hosts outlines the traumas they'll be seeking to avenge, but it's also a reminder of the sense of inevitability that such stories carry with them.
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After so many traumas in recent years plenty of Europeans were at least braced for this one, even if a Trump presidency is hardly the sort of eventuality one can plan for.
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I'm heading to a city in a different part of the state today to talk with some of the kids we serve about whether they're receiving adequate treatment for their previous traumas.
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The two sequences are both, and more: Birth of a Nation focuses on how sexual assault disfigures women, and how men — husbands and masters — process these traumas as attacks on their masculinity.
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A whopping 22 people reportedly died due to storm-related traumas after the storm and nine of them died either from smoke inhalation or burns from five different fires caused by candles.
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But that is its greatest legacy; it's a requiem for the crocheted optimism of the 60s that eventually evaporated due to national traumas like the Charles Manson murders and the Vietnam War.
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Women are reliving some of their worst traumas on a daily basis, whether by outing a sexual predator to a major news outlet or simply reading about another as more accusations surface.
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The show centers on a bunch of narcissists who give up their lives to work for someone they consider an icon, but who is clearly still working through a myriad of traumas.
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Addressing the traumas women have endured could provide insight into connections between women's experiences and the onset of their criminal behavior, improve their health and better prepare them for release from prison.
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PTSD affects about 8.4 million Americans, mainly military personnel, and is a severely debilitating condition in which patients relive traumas from the past in the form of intrusive memories, flashbacks and nightmares.
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Because kinks sometimes emerge from our deepest insecurities, fears, and even traumas, there's necessarily and usefully a no-judgment logic that means nothing is off limits for creators, performers, and consumers alike.
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It's an interrogation of self, offering a lyrical autopsy on the manner in which we are harmed by the traumas of those who share our dark skin, female gender, and cultural displacement.
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In Rakowitz's video, Cody, voiced by veteran and artist Gin McGill-Prather, describes the traumas of war to lifeless votive figures and tells them he can free them from their glass prisons.
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To that end, The Therapist is a new series on VICELAND where artists sit down with Dr. Siri Sat Nam Singh to talk though some of their biggest traumas and deepest fears.
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I have to know myself so well that I can parse out what is real and what is the byproduct of psychological predispositions, past traumas, fantasies, or undue mental and physical stressors.
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It's scuzzy and anthemic, with heavy doses of late 1990s suburban rap-rock, and manages an air of sunny optimism even as he raps about a seemingly unending run of teenage traumas.
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For survivors of sexual assault and other traumas, the amygdala, which initiates the body's fight or flight response system whenever it perceives danger, can remain activated long after the threat has subsided.
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Campus rape hasn't become a major political issue because college students are more vulnerable than their peers, but because they are more powerful, able to demand an institutional response to their traumas.
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I'm a board-certified surgeon and critical care specialist who spent much of my training attending to traumas in the emergency room and doing the rounds at Harvard hospitals' intensive care units.
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Abboud reimagined these underlying and forgotten layers of culture and history in profoundly beautiful and complex work that echoes the lost stories and haunted places that have been subsumed beneath contemporary traumas.
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Mr. Xi's recasting of China's history has left less and less room to reflect on traumas like the tens of millions who starved to death across the country from 1958 to 1960.
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Therapists are exploring new ways to treat depression now that they see it as primarily not because of past traumas and present stresses but because of skewed visions of what lies ahead.
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Her novel "Beyond Babylon," which explores the traumas of the immigrant experience through the eyes of two women, was translated into English this year after being published in Italy a decade ago.
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On the morning of the service, students from both schools met, paired up and traded tips for dealing with the frustrations and worries they had in the aftermath of their separate traumas.
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Childs says that to fully heal a deeply wounded inner child, you'll need to go to therapy to relive and re-experience your childhood traumas with the help of a licensed professional.
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Marter said its "absolutely" common for survivors and others to reflect on their own traumas or experiences in the wake of a high-profile reckoning like Ford's testimony or the #MeToo movement.
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After six terrifying seasons of murder, sexual assault, imprisonment, and a series of other traumas, Anna and Mr. Bates were finally able to settle down in their marriage and try for children.
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The failures of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), show the illusions of the "disaster" story: It characterizes environmental traumas as short-term, one-size-fits-all catastrophes that are nobody's fault.
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Inscrutable, stubborn and pessimistic; preoccupied with historical traumas, dead writers and old movies; and yet, in spite of what looks like nostalgia and sounds like fatigue, unmistakably — defiantly — present, alive and engaged.
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There were no defining traumas or fractures with society, only small signs that, in retrospect, hinted at trouble: too much time spent online, perhaps, or a fearlessness that could ripen into fanaticism.
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Sus traumas, debilidades, manías y predilecciones suelen reflejarse en los objetos que atesoran, y eso fue lo que descubrió la periodista Sasha von Oldershausen con la colección de maniquíes de su padre.
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We live in a world where many people want us to forget slavery in a way that no other people have been asked forget the historical traumas that have shaped their destiny.
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Furthermore, Latinx indigeneity becomes even more difficult to define when we consider the traumas of migration and deterritorialization that are such a central component of the Latin American diaspora in the United States.
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In his view, the U.S. has escaped from the traumas, such as the Syrian war and the ongoing battle against ISIS, that have spilled over from the middle east and significantly affected Europe.
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He has none of the legacy code Dolores (Evan Rachel Wood) received from long-deceased Westworld co-founder Arnold, or the sheer drive that sparked Maeve into consciousness as she connected her traumas.
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As the marketing suggests, the updates are all about backstory, about trying to make the characters more three-dimensional, to make their choices more meaningful, their origins clearer, and their traumas more involving.
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It's a gothic tale perfect for our cultural moment, when people continue to struggle with myths of female victimization – like the idea that women and girls somehow deserve the traumas inflicted upon them.
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"What this study has shown is that a significant minority of young children can develop PTSD after 'one-off' traumas, and that this reaction for years can persist in some," Meiser-Stedman said.
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Psychedelics can push you to deal with the traumas you were relying on drugs to distract you from; as they unplug the blockages in your brain, the buried gunk rises to the surface.
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Heretics asks us what we remember, and why; do we know anything about our own grandparents' traumas, and, if so, why is that generational memory easier to lose in time than a painting?
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Based on the best selling novel by Jay Asher, the latest hit centers around the real-life traumas that are faced by teenagers today, including teen suicide, bullying, mental illness and sexual assault.
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But really it's about moving past personal traumas and obstacles, because Woody eventually realizes the portal is letting those who pass through it have a chance to revisit an earlier mistake or misery.
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The traumas of World War II and its immediate aftermath essentially eliminated Britain and France as players in the Middle East, to be replaced by the U.S. and Russia (then the Soviet Union).
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Their journey through the Northern Triangle and Mexico exposes them to myriad new traumas: weeks of tenuous survival in extreme conditions, witnessed acts of gruesome violence, and threats of sexual and economic exploitation.
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"The Small Backs of Children," Lidia Yuknavitch Yuknavitch takes on art, sex and the traumas of history in a gut-punch of a novel that reads like nothing else in current American fiction.
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As teachers assume additional roles in the classroom — from developing supportive, encouraging relationships with their classes to recognizing and addressing traumas that their students may grapple with — they need corresponding resources and support.
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I was thinking a lot about that: the things that link us from one generation to the next, that we might not be able to see, the traumas as well as the gifts.
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The majority of the camp's residents are Syrian, Iraqi and Afghan refugees, many of whom have suffered wartime traumas that are then exacerbated by the overcrowded and static conditions, which fuel their despair.
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"I bring up the evil spirits and record the traumas, the fantasies, the lunacies of Israeli Jews, natives and those from Central Europe," Mr. Oz said in a 1978 interview with The Times.
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Starting with a single, striking image from each photographer, Dr. Feinstein profiles 18 conflict photographers, including Don McCullin, Tim Hetherington and Corinne Dufka, and examines their motivations, traumas, and, most important, their resilience.
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Each movie pivots on a young resilient woman on a journey (inner and outer) that takes her over occasionally forsaken locales while hauling heavy personal baggage, including needy relatives and drug-driven traumas.
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As a result, we learn everything about the couples, or so it seems: how they like to salt their food and part their hair, their pornography habits and preferences, their secret childhood traumas.
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The upcoming "Joker" movie, directed by Todd Phillips and starring Joaquin Phoenix, depicts the violent rise of Batman's arch nemesis following a descent into madness as a result of physical and emotional traumas.
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Mr. Azzawi, who has spent his career recording the traumas of his native Iraq, is now the focus of what is billed as the biggest solo show any Arab artist has ever had.
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This year, she spent her 50th birthday setting up a cafe in a refugee camp in northern Iraq that employs Yazidi women recovering from the traumas of life under the Islamic State group.
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These questions are as complicated as they are unavoidable, at a moment when the spectacle of white artists retailing stories, images and, especially, traumas associated with people of color has ignited fierce debate.
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Setting up Jessie's lifelong traumas as a literal face-off between the external and internal perspectives in her life is a smart, symbolic move that makes King's internal voices shtick more resonant and believable.
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"Projectiles in the form of tear gas canisters, rubber bullets, and concussion grenades led to numerous blunt force traumas including head wounds, lacerations, serious orthopedic injuries, eye trauma, and internal bleeding," the council wrote.
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Yet it's a tribute to his musicality, his intelligence, his will power, and his capacity for change that in the wake of his '90s traumas he proved he'd been right about Warner all along.
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Based on: "All the Bright Places" by Jennifer NivenRelease date: February 28Synopsis: High school outcasts Violet (Elle Fanning) and Theodore (Justice Smith) fall for each other while dealing with past physical and psychological traumas.
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GAZA (Reuters) - A small group of Palestinian women in Gaza are stretching their limbs with yoga to help them teach others to cope with the stresses and traumas of living in the embattled territory.
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Today, even while critics purport that "cancel culture" has gone too far, we're still grappling with how to address traumas that are more difficult to label and more difficult to ascribe consequences to perpetrators.
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The purpose of phase C is for the patients to confront their inner demons, and then move on from the traumas, blind spots, and other emotional barriers that are acting like obstacles in life.
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Reuters Health - Men with gambling addictions are more likely than their peers to have endured childhood traumas like physical abuse or violence at home, and treatment needs to address this underlying stressor, researchers say.
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For just as plant seeds and spores blow across the English Channel (the same varieties of flowers and fungi bloom in Kent as do in Flanders), so, too, do the continent's triumphs and traumas.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs' hospice program for this population is designed to specifically address the complexities they face as memories of the traumas of war surface — in many cases, for the first time.
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Cal and his mentor, Cere, share the same traumas—the loss of the Jedi, the black weight of the Empire's cruelty—and spend the game confronting and attempting to reconcile themselves to that pain.
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What if severe early childhood traumas can leave certain people especially vulnerable and "open" to whatever forces are hanging around the next astral plane, incapable of moving on because of unresolved issues on earth?
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Only after 1975 would Americans see what the C.I.A. had pointed to eight years earlier: Defeat in Vietnam, whatever the political and social traumas it produced for the United States, brought no geopolitical disaster.
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The solid meat and bone of your feet placed firmly on the earth proves you've made it past whatever shit you overcame, even if the inner traumas that sprang forth from those years remain.
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It has been a true honor to be part of a network of survivors who have shared some of their deepest traumas to ensure that others do not have to suffer what they experienced.
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Rightly or wrongly, memories have been activated of historical traumas linked with anti-democratic politics, such as the emergence of fascism in interwar Europe and the rise of Senator Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s.
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While the traumas that detained children face are well documented, the adult immigrants we interviewed also told countless stories of abuse, including racist taunts, physical aggression and the deprivation of their most basic needs.
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Some believe this is a period in which our collective traumas are coming to the surface to be healed and in which we are re-embracing ancient rituals largely cast aside during worldwide colonization.
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Con motivo del reciente éxito en taquilla de Rocketman, la película basada en la vida de Elton John, la dupla creativa discute sobre la nostalgia, sus muchísimas colaboraciones y cómo sobrevivieron a diversos traumas.
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In a totally dark, domed corridor, a flame flickers in apparent synchronization with an unseen speaker breathing out a testimony of his participation in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and its ongoing traumas.
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"You go through your life with your own traumas, big and small, and think, 'It's not that bad, I have a lot to be thankful for, my parents did the best they could,' " he says.
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Compounding the tragedy is the fact that even prior to dealing with Italy's corrupt immigration officials, most refugees have already endured significant traumas in their homelands and on their perilous journeys over land and sea.
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I've experienced many sexual traumas in my life and before I got involved with the kink scene, I had no concept of healthy boundaries, sexual empowerment, or even my own worthiness for pleasure and consent.
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The founders of a new museum and memorial in Montgomery, Alabama, are looking to change the popular narrative about race and American history by examining the traumas of slavery and their connection to the present.
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"The practice is frequently used with relationships—platonic, romantic, or sexual—but I personally think you can harness it for addictions, fears, and other traumas that might be holding you back as well," she adds.
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Once we start to acknowledge early on, we can really have the conversation of looking at ourselves and possibly address past traumas that have led to us disliking our flaws or the way we look.
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Her three-year-old part is easily scared by things that remind her of past traumas—like a scent or a man's way of walking—and in these situations she will freeze or even hide.
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In the very next scene, Christy has caught the cricket in a jar, and the symbolic implication is clear: By being open about our traumas and talking about them, we can begin to tackle them.
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They've been there for me a lot since they released 2016's immensely powerful LP You Take Nothing, and at this point, it's almost eerie how well their release schedule syncs to my personal traumas.
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"I had worked in the field of non profit for many years, however, have recently taken some time to get my life back after a string of tragedies, traumas and a deep depression," Rienzie says.
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No, we'll leave it to the sports pundits and part-time TV psychologists and full-time home moralists to dive into Jones' mind and past and probe them for clues, motivations, flaws, and resonant traumas.
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I encourage everyone who watches Stolen Son to demand more action is taken to support Rohingya refugees into freedom -- freedom from trafficking, freedom from the ongoing impact of the traumas suffered and freedom from persecution.
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Rarely is he viewed for what he is: A reserved but reasonable man with a demanding job who is slow to take big steps in relationships due to a rich history of unaddressed emotional traumas.
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Dozens of such families interviewed in Mosul say they are overwhelmed by this duty, lacking the services of social workers, money for medical care and support for their own emotional traumas as survivors of war.
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Through film stills, screenshots of MOCA TV clips, and images copped from an ex-boyfriend's solo show in Chelsea, the piece uses a devastating personal loss as a metaphor for shared cultural and historical traumas.
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That series of traumas has made some older Brazilians look back to the military years with nostalgia — a sentiment openly embraced by Mr. Bolsonaro, who says he intends to name military officers to his cabinet.
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Chin pays little attention to the socioeconomic traumas that have led to an acute obsession with immigration: deindustrialization, the shrinking of the welfare state, the fragmentation of working classes and the rise of extreme inequality.
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The final section of Charyn's novel reimagines parts of "The Painted Bird" as they might actually have taken place—a moving attempt to envision the real wartime traumas that led Kosinski to invent fake ones.
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Al menos 285 personas en Chile han sufrido traumas oculares graves, la mayoría por balines de goma endurecida y contenedores de gases lacrimógenos disparados por las fuerzas de seguridad chilenas durante este mes de disturbios.
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"Es una catástrofe de derechos humanos", opina el doctor Enrique Morales, presidente del departamento de derechos humanos del Colegio Médico de Chile, quien le ha hecho un seguimiento a los traumas oculares de los manifestantes.
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There's a preponderance of flashbacks illustrating the childhood traumas that shaped Joe, and while you can see why they're probably there — someone thought Joe needed "opening up" to keep us interested — they're just not interesting.
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He says he became practiced at leading victims gently back to their traumas, so they could use their minds as cameras to bring key moments to life, letting their faces and voices tell the stories.
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They would have known they were approaching the Housatonic and preparing to attack, but once the torpedo exploded they would have suffered fatal pulmonary and brain traumas before they processed that their attack had been successful.
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In her 2015 series Too Many Blackamoors, Agyepong explores the intersection of 19th-century black history and her own experiences as a young black woman, dealing with traumas of racism she experienced while traveling around Europe.
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I mean, we all know what, like, microaggressions are but there are things like micro-traumas too, and sometimes just leaning on someone who's so happy to be leaned on for you, it just alleviates something.
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On the one side, yesterday's union, a smaller and more homogeneous club whose task was the technocratic knitting-together of the continent through rules and subsidies after the traumas of the mid and late 20th century.
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As their neighbors slowly starve in what is described as "effectively an open-air prison," this mother has shared her family's everyday traumas with reporters in a series of blog posts, text messages, and phone calls.
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The most vivid of these is Vola, a female war veteran with a prosthetic leg who takes Peter in, and together they face down their own traumas: the suffering of war, physical pain and inherited anger.
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When, last month, a local historian discovered a forgotten stretch of the wall in the woods by a suburban train line, it was a rare sight: an unarchived, uncurated piece of the city's 20th century traumas.
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The pair found that breath therapy had the potential to expand consciousness in the same way as LSD, and could potentially help patients overcome—or at least come to terms with—all manner of personal traumas.
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More recently, researchers have pointed to environmental clues, like levels of air pollution or proximity to coal power plants and fracking sites; behaviors like drug and alcohol use or smoking; and social traumas, like domestic violence.
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I find these scenes particularly squeamish as an Indian American; they feel shoehorned in as a way of inserting the film, characters, or even India itself into one of the most recognizable traumas of the century.
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Although both are constantly surrounded by drama, we stuck to noting traumas experienced by each individual directly — but it's no doubt that if they were real people, other events would also have an effect on them.
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All the cliffhangers that we saw at the end of season 1 go back to the initial set of traumas that we're talking about — go back to bullying, go back to Jessica's rape, to Hannah's rape.
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In searching for dramatic obstacles, Mr. Moyer has to saddle each of them with a couple of past traumas that have to be revealed as the evening dwindles into dawn, a device both heavy and hoary.
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Perhaps bogeymen conjured in personalized national traumas, in one-sided retellings of the Alamo, Pearl Harbor, September 11th, or any of the myriad other episodes that encourage the stockpiling of weapons and the building of walls.
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"We do have our own little knife-and-gun club that are responsible for anywhere from 8 to 15 percent of the traumas that we see," said Dr. Drew Mikulaschek, a trauma surgeon at Lee Memorial.
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A timely look at the traumas of dislocation among the children of Muslim immigrants in England, it seems a bit traumatized and dislocated itself, unable to control the gears of conflict to tell its story clearly.
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More fundamentally, both "Superhero" and "Dear Evan Hansen" show how damaged people try to use stories, whether fictional or outright false, to rebuild themselves after trauma — and how they may create new traumas in the process.
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The alternate view is that people living with opioid addiction — and the traumas that often precipitate it, such as violence and sexual assault — have as much right to be validated with their portraits as anyone else.
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Hasan has a pointed, worried face and a shock of gray hair; a result, he told me, of the traumas he has endured, including the murder of his twin brother and his own torture by ISIS.
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"I did exactly the same thing as you," Marco says in an imagined conversation between author and subject, in which Cercas dramatizes his sense of guilt and uncertainty over his own appropriation of Spain's past traumas.
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"Sometimes a pregnancy is when women see past their own traumas to have that clarity to move forward," Dr. Lauren Jansson, director of pediatrics at the Center for Addiction and Pregnancy at Johns Hopkins, told me.
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"After successive national traumas in a short time period, people should be allowed to safely grieve and demand accountability," said Hadi Ghaemi, the executive director of the New York-based Center for Human Rights in Iran.
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"She's on a journey to own her sexuality, while dealing with the traumas of her past, and she's very much navigating what it's like to be a dark-skinned black woman in this society," she said.
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There are no official statistics available on injuries from standing electric scooters, but Torbati estimates that his hospital has seen more than a hundred such injuries this year, ranging from minor scrapes to life-threatening traumas.
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Weinstein's alleged crimes against Argento aren't rendered "less than" by the accusations leveled against her, and neither are the traumas of the women and men who have been encouraged by her and others to speak out.
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Her work also probes into the ways citizens heal from traumas of collective memory, like 2010's 19:30, a juxtaposition of the former Yugoslavian evening news with a different kind of collective experience: techno raves.
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Why import a sport, he asks, in which "big young men collide into each other at high impact for the crowd's delectation, placing themselves at high risk of brain traumas that will wreck and end their lives"?
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All of which may be relevant: Certain traumas, and the amount of physical affection we received in early childhood, can go on to affect how comfortable we feel about being touched by others when we grow up.
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In her novel The Bridge of Beyond, Simone Schwarz-Bart describes the island of Guadeloupe in ways that remind you of all the things the land can hold — our memories, our traumas, our pains, and our joys.
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The novel is concerned with how these particular traumas reverberate inside two different families, while simultaneously stretching back into history to explore how the trauma of violence has shaped Native lives since Europeans landed in this country.
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Each piece points out that, for a great number of people living in America, the Alamo still acts as a painful reminder of historical traumas, in spite of its instantly recognizable façade and lionized cast of heroes.
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There are other cases of people who should be able digest lactose because of their genetics, but lose that ability late in life, either spontaneously or when the small intestine is damaged by disease or other traumas.
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Not only do the Disney princesses lounge around in their comfy clothes and bond over their shared traumas (turns out a lot of them have been kidnapped or enslaved!), they crack knowing jokes at their own expense.
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Most artworks in the show reference historical traumas in the United States — from settler colonialism to the AIDS epidemic — whose horrors are often presumed to be past but whose psycho-social consequences are still very much present.
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I know the idea sounds outlandish—truth and reconciliation commissions are something that happens to other people in other places, typically countries that have been truly brutalized and can find no other way past their national traumas.
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The Curved Body of a Pixel reflects Arteche's earnest work to understand the historical and contemporaneous cultural traumas and triumphs that mold her, from Spanish and American colonization of the Philippines, to 21st-century economically-forced migration.
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" After the traumas of the twentieth century, however, we began to define our historical era by "the most lethal moments of the near past"—the conflicts, wars, and atrocities that "have had the most difficulty 'passing away.
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Yet to the combatants in both parties fighting over impossibly tight races for governor and senate, the 22000 election was less about revisiting past political traumas than about setting the stage for the bitter 22000 campaign ahead.
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But understanding the scope and scale of the war on Muslims is central to understanding the world we live in, the Orwellian nature of the Islamophobic narrative, and the resentments and traumas we're inflicting on the future.
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The trio had tripped on psilocybin together just the weekend before, an experience that one of them, a wild-haired entrepreneur named Jonathan, said showed him that he needed to stop discounting his personal traumas as insignificant.
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Exploring traumas like rape, battery and agoraphobia, Ms. Leeson suggests that technology both glorifies violence against women and serves as a refuge from it, as in her video diaries from the '80s and '90s on view here.
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The site, which opened in November after three years of construction, is meant to adapt to emerging security threats, and imparts the lessons of recent traumas like the attack on the American diplomatic compound in Benghazi, Libya.
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Hit Reset is the result of Hanna finally facing her traumas and talking back to them; it's about "finally being able to write songs about my own personal anger, not just about my political anger," she says.
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Although exercising self care is incredibly important for all women, many Black women feel excluded from the wellness space — which is largely dominated by women who don't share the same cultural traumas, health concerns, body types and more.
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The show has an immense amount of empathy for every character that lives in its little neighborhood, but it also understands how the limitations that keep them all in place manifest in traumas that travel down family trees.
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"In order for us to advance, heal from intergenerational traumas, and reach our full potential as women of color, we have to recognize the importance of acts of self-care," she said in a Rookie interview last year.
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To the many traumas inflicted by Brexit, then, add this: a fear among Britain's friends that its withdrawal from the deepest trading bloc the world has ever known makes it harder to advance the case for open markets.
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Veronica is not just a "strong female character" — she's a complicated, brilliant, stubborn, vulnerable, and emotional one who channels her pain from past traumas (like her own rape and the murder of her best friend) into solving problems.
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But the reports raise pressing concerns about the well-being of migrant children in the government's care, especially as some have already faced the traumas of abuse in their home countries, or of being split from their parents.
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"You go through your life with your own traumas, big and small, and think, 'It's not that bad, I have a lot to be thankful for, my parents did the best they could,'" the 36-year-old said.
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Bloom also visited a damaged building now being used as a bomb shelter and met school children who are receiving counseling from UNICEF-supported psychologists, to help them recover from the traumas they have faced during the conflict.
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" 'Getting in Touch With Your Feelings' is another quilted-sampler-type cliché that ends up masking something ghastly deep and real, it turns out," Wallace wrote of an alter-ego character, Don Gately, who relives traumas in recovery.
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"She plans to spend the next seven weeks proactively working with her doctors to heal from this and past traumas that still affect her daily life, and result in severe physical pain in her body," the statement said.
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Chronic pain develops, Dr. Schechter said, when there is an underlying biological vulnerability, either inherited or resulting from stressors like infections or procedures or traumas, and then a triggering event, such as a gastrointestinal infection or an injury.
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La lectora Marcela Contreras escribió en Facebook que "los prejuicios entorpecen y marcan traumas en infantes" y explicaba que resulta fundamental que los padres tengan la información necesaria para actuar de la manera correcta ante estos comportamientos normales.
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Many of these children went on to lead productive lives in Israel and elsewhere but they rarely spoke about their past or their personal traumas, which, to use Dekel's word, were largely "erased," both in Israel and elsewhere.
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I can't escape the reality that there is a ritualization of these traumas in which the shootings serve as catalysts, a lancing of the boil, in which decades of oppression, neglect, desperation and hopelessness finds a venting valve.
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The nameless narrator of "Black-Eyed Women," which opens the book, has borne traumas so unspeakable as to reduce her to a spectral shadow of herself — an ironic advantage, in her work as a ghostwriter of disaster memoirs.
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Watchmen has dealt very directly with issues of systemic racism and the generational traumas brought about by the same, so it's reasonable to expect that a theoretical continuation of this story would grapple with all of the above.
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In the new Netflix series "Russian Doll," a violent clash occurs between Nadia (Natasha Lyonne), an East Village woman who keeps reliving the night of her 21991th birthday, and her own lingering traumas stemming from an unstable childhood.
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Accented with collaged-in photos of jewels and African sculptures, or painted arms and legs, these storms become ingenious summations of black American identity: They're bodies composed of innumerable traumas that somehow hold together — and even look good.
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Unlike other entertainment media tackling these topics, including TV and film, Life is Strange 2 makes you the firsthand recipient of the the onslaught of small (and big) traumas inherent to the ever-present fear of racism in America.
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Soldiers and veterans of the post-9/11 conflicts tend to be sicker, returning with higher rates of respiratory and cardiac issues as well as other traumas that may not emerge until years after deployment, according to the report.
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Nearly all of Season 4's heroes come to their episodes prepared to work through their stuff and open up about mental illness, grief, body insecurities, and the roots of important traumas within hours of meeting the Fab Five.
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The example of Azerbaijan enabling the peaceful coexistence of Muslims, Christians and Jews serves as proof that by working together across religious and cultural divides, our values and hopes for peace can outlast and overshadow the traumas and challenges.
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"For people struggling with their past traumas and have the means to do so (which everyone should and it pisses me off that mental health is a luxury) I highly recommend this intense but very effective treatment," she said.
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Their resemblance to such demotic memorials points up how the grief resultant from certain events — accidents, tragedies that make the news, historical traumas — has a public-facing side whether or not the bereaved would prefer their anguish remain private.
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"Women are constantly having their lived experiences and traumas minimized on social media because hate speech is 'just a joke' or 'harmless trolling,'" McDermott says of the social media landscape today, one borne out by what's happening to O'Brien.
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"It kind of felt like one of those indescribable traumas, like when you're told someone close to you has died," said Seattle-based comedian Jay Middleton, who used to be in a band that played its first concert there.
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Borrowing from the lexicon of psychoanalysis, her alluringly deceptive depictions of a chair or rotary phone are, on closer inspection, riddled with pockmarks and stitches — lingering traumas that have become embedded in the substance of the objects she recreates.
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"According to them, the lousy Sukhoi Superjet plane, a record-holder for technical failures, is good, whereas passengers who survived incredible distress and suffered psychological traumas that will stay with them forever are bad," Mr. Gorbunov wrote on Twitter.
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"Mientras se aproxima el aniversario número sesenta del fin de la Revolución cubana, la nueva generación de cubanos que viven en la isla y en el exterior, la generación de los nietos, comienza a sacudirse los traumas del pasado".
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Drawing on multiple traumas within her own family, including her sister's suicide, her mother's depression and her father's post-traumatic stress disorder from his military service in World War II, she found a power in writing to promote healing.
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The movie, adapted from the book by the same name, tells the story of Violet (Elle Fanning) and Finch (Justice Smith), who come together over their past traumas and embark on a school project that takes them across Indiana.
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In a new sign of the toll, Save the Children said in a report issued Monday that the war traumas suffered by Syrian children had increased their long-term risks of suicide, heart disease, diabetes, substance abuse and depression.
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For me, the traumas they go through in Logan are about using these familiar figures in a different kind of story than we've seen on film so far for the X-Men — or most other long-history superheroes, for that matter.
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According to Odom, writing his memoir was a therapeutic process after experiencing different traumas in his lifetime, from his mother dying when he was young to the death of his infant son, to grappling with his drug abuse as an adult.
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Rather than emphasising the multiple bereavements, the traumas of war, and even the pain of his separation from Edith, David Gleeson and Stephen Beresford's screenplay concentrates on Ronald's inspiring chats with his chums, the so-called Tea Club and Barrovian Society.
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It wasn't until maybe the 100th time I viewed it that I realized that the entire cast of characters is made up of some deeply troubled people who are acting on irresponsible whims based solely on their recent traumas and heartbreak.
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In a self-reflective interview that spanned from his conception to the most recent events in his life, LaBeouf talked about some of his highlights, past traumas, and regrets, along with some opportunities he passed on – including The Social Network.
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Watch on VICE: Female Fighters of Kurdistan: Alexievich's subjects also relate their various traumas and sorrows following the war: "It was later that they began to honor us, 20173 years later," explains Valentina Pavlovna Chudaeva, an anti-aircraft artillery commander.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — When Muhammad Ali died last week, the memories spooled back inevitably to the glory days of the man who called himself the Greatest, a champion whose life intertwined with America's traumas of race, faith and war.
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In centring prayer the mind was purified of emotional traumas repressed, often from childhood, in the unconscious, and the false self made true again, open in humility ("the greatest strength there is") to grace and to the needs of others.
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During my first session back in therapy, and for several more to come, we discussed trauma—not just the trauma I'd experienced in the weeks leading up to the emergence of my depersonalization disorder—but also about, well, all my traumas.
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More From Tonic: Christine Fuchs, licensed mental health counselor, Long Island, NYOne of the most difficult losses I've had was a 20-year-old female with an extensive psychiatric history, including multiple traumas, several lethal suicide attempts, and hard drug use.
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Ms. Chen eventually said goodbye to her alter ego with a Berlin art show that featured the photos and journal entries from her time as Elle Peril alongside IvyGate articles and documentations the traumas she had experienced as Lena Chen.
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But the show's creators, the Duffer Brothers, brought a surprising amount of emotion to Season Two, which registered the exhaustion and grief of characters who are thrown back into danger while still reeling from the traumas of the recent past.
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To see language treated so shabbily shakes the reader's confidence; if a writer can't work her way around a sentence or land a metaphor, what assurance have we that she can parse her subjects' traumas, their complex, sometimes inchoate yearnings?
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Despite the Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theater stating on its website that the show explores three "national traumas" from the 1960s — the killings of President Kennedy, his brother Robert and Martin Luther King Jr. — the story squarely focuses on Oswald's bizarre journey.
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Any serious criminal justice reform effort must include access to culturally specific jail alternatives, especially programs that treat, rather than punish, those with histories of substance abuse and mental illness, and take into account people's past traumas and lived experiences.
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I arrived in the United States when I was 3, so I could not relate to the traumas of being a new immigrant; I did not remember enough of the "old country" to truly yearn for it as they did.
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Nine Albums Later, Tegan and Sara Are Finally Ready to Discuss High School In a new memoir and an album of songs they wrote as teenagers, the feminist pop stars look back at their traumas, triumphs and life as identical twins.
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Olson is sensitive to the traumas of the deposed in having to decide whether to stay as hostages in the hope of sparing their populations the torments of Nazi rule or risk the charge of desertion by fleeing to London.
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Jesting aside, Whitney's wedding to Colin (Max Fowler), and her navigation as an adult of her family has been an interesting ride — we're learning about the ways the numerous traumas of Noah and Helen (Maura Tierney) are passed on to her.
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Many young men and women feel out of control or that they don't have support for the traumas they're experiencing, and I think paying attention to that and providing support would create a world where we have less acts of violence.
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It was the work of bedroom-studio conspirators, of songwriters confronting their traumas and aspirations, of old hands challenging themselves and newcomers determined to warp accepted boundaries: artists working to please themselves at a time when gatekeepers can easily be bypassed.
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What we are seeing today is a protracted living history, the residual effects of previous traumas as a generation of men and women who grew up with addicted parents now find themselves, in middle age, similarly in the thrall of heroin.
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These girls, living in a declining industrial town, were dealing with their own traumas; could their twitching have been what some neurologists said it was — a conversion disorder, the logical response to a culture that doesn't help them process their emotions?
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At UC Berkeley, students created vivid and colorful images of resistance in response to the increasing political tumults and traumas, from Nixon's ordered bombing of Cambodia to the Kent State shootings that occurred just days before the workshop took root.
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While the series has been a massive success and led to widespread reflection on the failings of the justice system, it was clear from the Winfrey special that the falsely accused men still visibly struggle with the traumas they endured.
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Curiously, "It" grows less intense as it goes, handicapped by an inability to take in the scope of Derry as a town defined by its buried traumas and secrets, let alone really plumbing the primal depths of fear that It itself represents.
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As the dinner was prepared by Chef Quentin Glabus of the Frog Lake Cree First Nations in acknowledgment of the indigenous Lenape people who inhabited what's now New York City, this international assembly attempts to center traumas that took place on this land.
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Destroyer isn't just about Erin, it's about the people she interacts with, and how they've been changed by the traumas that the people in these kinds of stories tend to suffer, from physical abuse to chemical dependency to the loss of loved ones.
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Cyclopia occurs when the orbital sockets form incorrectly in the mother's womb due to one of several developmental abnormalities or traumas, and is often associated with other deformities—in this case, the goat appears to have just one functioning ear as well.
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But it does dig into some of the personal traumas Thanos caused, like when director Joe Russo cameos as a man Steve Rogers meets in a support group, who's just getting back into the dating scene after his former partner was dusted.
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It's an attempt to get at the artificiality of Mark's slow peeling-back of his own troubled layers, which sort of tries to replicate the documentary's gentle pace and willingness to let the real Hogancamp reveal his traumas at his own speed.
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But what Bonnie says can apply to every woman on this series each burdened with their own traumas — rape, abuse, abandonment issues, lack of independence — with no idea how to carry them let alone be honest about the ways they're warping their lives.
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From her enigmatic photographs, or the half-buried historical traumas that haunt these "landscapes of bereavement and implacable homelessness", readers of the great W.G. Sebald—another self-exiled German—will suspect that his shade has strolled with Ms Kinsky by the Lea.
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They never do have that talk, the so-what-have-you-been-up-to-for-the-past-several-years conversation that would have caused them both a lot of pain but explained the triumphs and traumas that led to who they are today.
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Decades ago, when states and localities adopted a Level 85033 trauma center model, it was with the understanding that teams who are trained to treat traumas and see hundreds of cases a year are more likely to produce lifesaving results for patients.
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Although at the time I really didn't want to go on these drives, I realized later that these Sunday cruises were as much about him showing me his old barrio as they were about him mapping out his own childhood traumas for me.
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It intersperses scenes from their lives at an orphanage with Shofela Coker's lush animation illustrating the adventures of their made-up heroine, Liyana, who triumphs over traumas the children have faced as well: physical abuse, robbery, the deaths of parents from AIDS.
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The last wonderful book I read was Sebastian Barry's "Days Without End" — a Gottlieb recommendation — about a young Irish immigrant who gets mired in the traumas of 19th-century American history, not least the extermination of the Native Americans and the Civil War.
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The longer Orange Is the New Black ran, the more it was criticized by many critics of color for how it repurposed very real tragedies and traumas faced by communities of color for stories both written by and targeted to white liberals.
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Left out of the discussion, he added, were issues that go beyond marriage, such as the way older men and women deal with earlier traumas tied to prejudice and gay bashing, or suicide among teenagers dealing with issues of gender and sexuality.
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While McClain did not specify what type of brain injury he believes he has, he could be alluding to CTE, or chronic traumatic encephalopathy, which is a progressive degenerative brain condition likely caused by repeated head traumas, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Three, moving beyond the immediate crisis calls for repatriation policies that support the development of sustainable locally based programs that can help these children and their families to cope with traumas and stigma, build upon their strengths and integrate into their communities.
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While most people tend to be optimistic, those suffering from depression and anxiety have a bleak view of the future — and that in fact seems to be the chief cause of their problems, not their past traumas nor their view of the present.
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The show follows a weed dealer known only as The Guy while he bikes around Brooklyn, leading the viewer into his customers' homes and lives, where the cameras remain long after he's gone, letting us peer into their problems, quirks, traumas and anxieties.
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Cementing painful memories Not only are women who've experienced a sexual assault likely to remember their assaults, they tend to have memories that are more vivid than women who've experienced other sorts of traumas, such as car accidents, a new study shows.
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Forgiveness and compassion are key in learning to embrace the scary and painful emotions that you face along your path, so it's important that you engage in your own process of healing to mend your heart when it's stuck in past traumas.
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A blazing young trumpet talent, O'Farrill will unveil a new nine-piece ensemble that plays original music with a political bent: The tunes he writes for Bird Blown Out of Latitude are inspired by the traumas caused by displacement and forced migration.
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I'd recently dropped out of a small evangelical college after surviving the first three major traumas of my adulthood: an assault, a wildly mismanaged disciplinary hearing and the soft edge of a thought that I might be more interested in women than men.
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Norm Ornstein: When you look at populism over the longer course of both American history and other countries that have suffered economic traumas as a result of financial collapse, you're gonna get the emergence of some leaders who exploit nativism, protectionism, and isolationism.
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"It's not even safe to talk about drugs if you're black," says Monnica Williams, a clinical psychologist professor of psychological sciences at the University of Connecticut who is spearheading the first MDMA study to focus on treating racial and sexual traumas in minority populations.
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Maybe the goal of conversations like these needn't be to erase all of our traumas or instantly eradicate all bigotry, but instead for the storyteller to process their own experiences, and, little by little, to expand the audience who can really hear what's being said.
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"She plans to spend the next seven weeks proactively working with her doctors to heal from this and past traumas that still affect her daily life, and result in severe physical pain in her body," Live Nation said in a statement about the postponed tour.
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If that happens, the presidential election will be a contest between Lula's party, which is more responsible than any other for the deepest traumas Brazil has suffered since the end of the dictatorship in 1985, and a candidate who represents an extreme response to them.
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She was a world-renowned sculptor known for works that communicate foremost the angst and pain of living under the dark shadows of a totalitarian regime and the Cold War, as well as broader personal traumas experienced after World War II in Poland and elsewhere.
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A contrast with this domestic quietude comes in the film's account of their research trips, mostly to countries recovering from the traumas of war, where they pursued one of the central questions of their career: the origins of large-scale violence in the 20th century.
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However, roughly half of the film's visuals confront systemic injustice and oppression, especially through images of police brutality; the film's seesawing violences and joys are aestheticized not as a means to dull the traumas of African-American life but to exacerbate and defy them.
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Thousands of former professional players sued the NFL in 2012 in a class-action lawsuit accusing the league of negligence for hiding the ties between concussions and CTE, which is a degenerative disease of the brain and is associated with repeated head traumas like concussions.
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The novel's plot is much the same: Set in London in 1945, a city still broken from the Blitz, Warlight is a lyrical journey into the past, illuminating, as its title implies, both the traumas and the possibilities of rebuilding a life after war.
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"Prior to, during and after Paul Hornung's N.F.L. football career, Riddell knew of the harmful long-term effects of brain traumas sustained by football players while wearing Riddell's supposed protective equipment; however, it misrepresented and concealed these facts from Paul Hornung," the complaint said.
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Bruce Mazlish, a historian of ideas who created controversy with psychoanalytic biographies of living world leaders, including one about Richard M. Nixon that assessed him as constantly seeking crises to confront as a way of handling unresolved childhood traumas, died on Sunday in Cambridge, Mass.
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"These are not just historical traumas, they're still fresh," said Wesley Lowery, a national correspondent for The Washington Post and the author of "They Can't Kill Us All," a book about the birth of the #BlackLivesMatter movement that is being adapted for television by AMC.
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Opening with "Her Blood," a story about a grisly miscarriage, and closing with "Rag," an experimental fable about a dreadfully intimate murder, Meijer traverses an impressive range of emotional, psychological and physical traumas, with a near-total investment in sketching atrocity rather than deciphering it.
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Just as crucially, they want the work to serve as a visual record of the joys, traumas, fears and hopes of older transgender people that the younger transgender community — which often has no role models — can use to learn what the future might hold.
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This new story, devised by J.K. Rowling in collaboration with the playwright Jack Thorne and the director John Tiffany, begins 19 years after the last book ends and shows how the traumas of Harry's childhood and adolescence warp his relationship with his younger son.
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Horror stories always work best when they're rooted in real, human traumas, and The Exorcist has always had at its center the relationship between mother and daughter — and what happens when that daughter enters adolescence and starts to resent her parents for even existing.
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But as the erstwhile 90s riot grrrl explains it, the ideas aren't mutually exclusive; as an artist today, she's more interested discovering who she is beyond her traumas, rather than allowing them to hover above her and her work for the rest of her life.
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They function as reminders of the ways Camille's mind has fractured the world into pieces and forced her to ignore so many of those pieces, the way she simply must move forward at all costs, which means sloughing off the traumas like dead skin.
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Yanagihara's central character, Jude, emerges from a brutal childhood and builds an ostensibly successful life — he graduates with a law degree from Harvard, finds meaningful work as a litigator and is the heart of a close-knit group of friends — yet struggles to reconcile his past traumas.
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Or a young man, who recently transitioned into being a woman, who shares the traumas that being transgendered has caused them, or a young Latina who recounts losing her father in a car crash and the psychological trauma and systematic denial that it plagued her with.
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Even if we're not directly impacted by the violence that takes place every day, reports of (and comments about) ICE raids, sexual assault, racially-motivated police shootings, and travel bans can all trigger past emotional traumas and cause members of these communities to fear for their safety.
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She went on to open Rancho Mirage's Barbara Sinatra Children's Center in 1985, ultimately aiding over 20,000 child victims under the age of 18, all of whom received "beneficial therapy… making it possible for them to cope with traumas associated with abuse," according to a statement.
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If your favorite meats, legumes, vegetables, and fruits could talk to you this Thanksgiving, they would probably tell you all about the historical traumas that they've endured as they traveled and evolved through the Old World, New World, and finally as components in your favorite dish.
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The messaging, the media, and the movement need to evolve beyond simply telling the truth about the traumas of being discriminated against or actually attacked because of race, sex, or gender identities, to organizing communities that empower agency to try and ensure that those attacks don't happen.
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She delves into the neuroscience of child abuse and brain damage, which hardly seems necessary to make her point; the many passages about her attempts to overcome the traumas of her youth can sound canned and overprocessed, as if they'd been run through a therapy software program.
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But even before that, Turkey's traumas were playing out across Istanbul, in bitter conversations about politics, in painful decisions to move away or in to gated communities, in smatterings of protests quickly put down by the police, and in new debates over the use of public spaces.
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The difference now is the agency, which is an arm of the government that has deliberately separated these families, is dealing with children who are traumatized by that separation as well as any traumas they suffered along the migration journey or in their country of origin.
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Episode No. 1 focuses on Mr. Trump's reluctance to confront the traumas of his childhood: his parents' decision to send him off, at age 13, to a distant and discplined miliary academy; his difficult relationship with his father; and the tragic death of his older brother.
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Shades of power electronics and death industrial's bleak scrapings collide beautifully with liturgical notes, dreamy neoclassical melodies, and memories of past traumas; the interplay between harsh and light conjures a sort of sacred geometry, and Hayter's rippling, often operatic voice holds high court amidst the glorious decay.
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But if like me, you spent most of your life living with a mind full of negativity, bad habits, anxiety, fears, indecision and traumas, then ten days of silence, wishing your butt was five times bigger to cushion all that sitting, is mercifully brief in comparison.
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"This matters both to women and babies because avoiding instrumental births, whether with forceps or (vacuum extraction) or a cesarean section in the late stage of labor, avoids any of the traumas, both short term and long term, which follow from these interventions," Brocklehurst said by email.
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The duke, whose grandmother Queen Elizabeth II trained as a driver and mechanic during World War II, said the war had been so devastating that many people who had lived through it decided that keeping quiet about the traumas was the best way to deal with them.
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Based on the novel by Emma Donoghue, "Room" contends with the twin traumas of confinement and release: The boy (Jacob Tremblay) doesn't know the world that exists beyond this grim space and his mother (Oscar-winner Brie Larson) has trouble adjusting to life once they escape.
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While Emirates is no stranger to turbulent conditions during its 32-year history, Sir Tim says that, while it previously may have had two major "traumas" a year, it now seems to have one a month, pointing to the growing number of terrorist attacks in European cities.
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Last month saw the arrival on Broadway of "Falsettos," the critically praised musical, which had its premiere there in 1992 as an exploration of love, commitment and shifting domestic arrangements — made families, unconventional families — among Manhattan sophisticates of the previous decade amid the traumas of a plague.
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Concerns of going to war understandably bring increased tension and fear, whether by awakening past traumas or inviting worry about new trauma, such as concerns of being attacked on our own soil, loss of lives or the reverberating effects that could bring about World War III.
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Kim Foxx, 46, carried those traumas with her when she stepped to a podium earlier this month and made an extraordinary request in her first term as Chicago's top prosecutor: She wanted anyone with sexual abuse allegations against the R&B artist R. Kelly to come forward.
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The activists become side characters in this story, asked to relate their personal traumas to an institution none of them have likely ever attended before; they aren't even identified by name until the documentary's closing credits, which, in my opinion, speaks volumes about the film's priorities.
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Furthermore, women are twice as likely to develop PTSD (which is a form of anxiety disorder) because the traumas most commonly experienced by women (specifically sexual assault, domestic violence, and other physical abuse) are more intimate and personal, and the perpetrators are often people the victims once trusted.
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The story delves into the unique traumas these powers bring with them — Chloe the college student is barely able to sit through a lecture because of her peers' encroaching thoughts; Sam finds it near impossible to maintain relationships for fear that she could disappear into time at any moment.
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Sanders has wedded this movement, which has survived on the fringes of Democratic politics for decades and was thought to be dormant, to a new wave of leftism anchored in the millennial generation that was shaped by the traumas of post-9/11 wars and the Great Recession.
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All the things they did and who they were and how they lived—not to mention the traumas they suffered—all shove us in the back as we become adults, aware of the particular ways they might have screwed up our parents (who, in turn, have screwed us up).
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Backstories are laid out, with characters' deep psychoses revealed and shown to be rooted in myriad traumas — Shinji witnessing the death of his mother and his father subsequently abandoning him, Asuka similarly watching her mother succumb to mental illness and suicide, Rei realizing she's completely disposable as a pilot.
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"What we didn't anticipate was how much they would share with one another, their traumas related to child marriage and female genital mutilation and circumcision...Unexpectedly, the workshop became a type of art therapy, which is more than I could have ever hoped for from this program," she said.
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But deep down, Durkee seems relatively uninterested in the sociological; as Lou's marathon shift drags on — fueled by stimulants, an anxiety disorder and flashbacks to various traumas — the increasingly fraught encounters end up revealing far more about himself, while his connection with his fares remains cursory at best.
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" Wo Man Chan, an Asian American poet in Brooklyn, agreed: "It's been hard to date other queer immigrants, because while there is connection and joy, it is painful to see my traumas reflected in others, and when you're both devitalized by the same worry, it can be exhausting.
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The reason, to lawyers and psychiatrists, is obvious: Parents were being asked difficult questions — in an interview designed to recount the traumas they'd suffered in their home country and test their credibility — while totally consumed with the anxiety that came with not having seen their children in weeks.
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Instead, it will temporarily put them into an altered state of mind where they might feel more willing to face up to old traumas and work through them, rather than keep them locked away — similar to what is being seen in the clinical trials for the patients with PTSD.
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FEBRUARY 23 The actor Shia LaBeouf wrote the screenplay for "Honey Boy," an indie drama based on some of the defining elements of LaBeouf's own life — like his history with substance abuse, his combative relationship with his father, and his attempts to understand his childhood traumas via therapy.
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What makes this exhibition exceptional is the bringing together of artwork made during and in response to the ongoing Gulf wars by artists around the world, with a particular focus on Iraqi artists who made art in the midst of the continuous traumas of siege, sanctions, and occupation.
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The traumas of a harrowing affair with a cousin's wife, followed by other relationships that were scarcely happier, played out in such stunning paintings and prints as the beautiful and dire series entitled "Madonna": a woman in orgasm as seen by her lover, to whom she is supremely indifferent.
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Mother Letter, a purple environment featuring a video the artist made in collaboration with his mother, Angela Morris, further works to allude to lost family histories and the way respectability politics and notions of what constitutes a loving family, often make it impossible to deal with life's traumas.
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After it was recently revealed that three members of England's 953 World Cup-winning squad have been diagnosed with dementia, Astle's daughter Dawn has spoken about her family's fight to highlight the link between multiple, minor brain traumas from repeated headers and degenerative brain disease in later life.
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Lockwood provides our country's veterans with job experience and also offers them a priceless connection: Many of the veterans form therapeutic bonds with the wolves and the wolfdogs they look after, a bond the helps the animals heal and also allows the vets to overcome some of their own traumas.
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That would be an extraordinary response to a series of traumas that have befallen Latin America's biggest country over the past several years: the worst recession in Brazil's history; interlocking corruption scandals, known collectively as "Lava Jato" (Car Wash), which implicated all big political parties; and rising levels of violence.
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Organizations like War Child, a UK-based nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting and supporting children and young people affected by war, argue that children are being detained when they should instead be receiving psychosocial support for the traumas stemming from living in conflict zones in Gaza and the West Bank.
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This is a great lesson to carry with us, and a lesson that is especially important to teach young people—it's those who are complicit in injustice who must work the hardest to end it, and the oppressed must do their best not to spread their traumas onto the next generation.
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Despite the fact that Americans and the West have had to deal with all sorts of traumas in recent decades, ranging from terrorism to open-ended wars to economic collapse, the political and social system has been remarkably stable, with major institutions, including the two political parties, weathering the storm.
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The final song was the gorgeously elegiac solo number "Flags of the Old Regime," written after the death of Amy Winehouse, but whose chorus could not but resonate differently tonight: I don't want to die any more Any more than I did want to die before Some traumas will never heal.
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The unhappy offspring of the houses of Atreus and Thebes are some of the oldest protagonists of world drama: They have relived their traumas onstage continually since the fifth century B.C., both in the original plays and in adaptations that draw psychological insights and contemporary relevance from the ancient texts.
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"We are part of a group that has to react to these events, whose responsibility it is to help others, but we are also humans, and we feel these traumas too," he said, processing for the first time the toll the earthquake had taken on his own mental well-being.
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Some people do find ways to integrate their past traumas into their ongoing stories of themselves, and it would make sense that Sansa, who was raised in a brutal world, would have to find a way to do just that to acquire any of the power she's risen to since then.
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"This whole #MeToo [movement] this has been wonderful, but it has been highly traumatizing for me on a personal level just because I have had to revisit my past and my demons in a way that I really had not fully explored... I had not really dealt with past traumas," Sorvino said tearfully.
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That would be an extraordinary response to a series of traumas that have befallen Latin America's biggest country over the past several years: the deepest and longest economic recession in the country's history; a corruption scandal, called "Lava Jato" ("Car Wash"), that implicated all major political parties; and rising rates of violent crime.
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