I was especially pissed that you declined to publish an article that came to us unbidden, that came to you unbidden.
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Failure to pay for their (often unbidden) attendance risks misfortune.
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They arrive unbidden, accompanied by the drumbeat of national emergency.
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At present, refugees from the Middle East are arriving unbidden.
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They cascade down his homepage unbidden, row after row after row.
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Is this your inheritance, or did you take this up unbidden?
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A waiter, unbidden, handed him a drink in a highball glass.
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One thought, unbidden, crossed my mind: What if the plane had boobs?
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As I read the Quran, it keeps coming back to me, unbidden.
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He would bring it up unbidden to staff members and to reporters.
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He was always verbally dexterous, and during those years, almost unbidden, Guido emerged.
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The package appeared one day, unbidden, on the desk of a TIME writer.
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Hydrocarbons, which sometimes seep to the surface unbidden, have been used for millennia.
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Ridiculous and occasionally valuable swag appeared unbidden on my desk (dude, Xbox 360).
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Teammates went out of their way to praise his leadership and his attitude, unbidden.
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Grief pops up unbidden—it's threaded through the film like a pair of shoelaces.
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This question visited me earlier this summer, unbidden, brushing my consciousness with its wings.
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Button prompts for combos and abilities pop up, unbidden, at the top of the screen.
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Haha, I am laughing at the reenactment of it that you just started doing, unbidden.
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Unbidden the thought came to you— He would like to tear out all our throats.
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But it begins to look a little like happiness, the kind that claims you, unbidden.
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Unbidden, Pelosi then read a long passage from an endorsement letter signed by those groups.
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To a one, unbidden, they park or land or glide to a halt some distance away.
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After their first daughter was born, neighbors dropped off lasagna, salads and whole-cooked chickens, unbidden.
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As the entries progress, however, insights appear to arrive unbidden and to impose themselves on him.
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She knows which one he would take, she realizes, and this horrifying unbidden thought decides her.
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Palestinians remain mute and marginalized, caught between Israeli expansionism, unbidden Western interference and poor internal leadership.
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Phantoms, she showed, do not come unbidden into our lives; we invite them, over and over.
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A treacherous thought occurs to her, unbidden: her husband must in some way be at fault.
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When writing music, sounds and phrases often appear unbidden, the result of some long strange mental percolation.
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There will always be wildness in the ways of animals—in what they choose, unbidden, to pursue.
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Both video games and pro wrestling require active participation by their respective audiences and elicit unbidden responses.
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And then, equally unbidden, comes a thought: This is how it will be when he is gone.
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"I was only able to get a nibble before Hector—unbidden by me—jerked away," she said.
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Having children is a philosophical experience insofar as it teaches us to be open to the unbidden.
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She set down two shot glasses, unbidden: grasshoppers, green as mouthwash, with a snowy froth on top.
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Wild strawberries can't be encouraged, nor can they be discouraged: They come to you unbidden and unearned.
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One morning, she handed me, unbidden, a cup of champurrado, milky hot chocolate thickened with corn flour.
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Some folks planned what to sing, but for many of us this music simply emerged, unbidden and unexpected.
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One is that, unbidden and according to no plan, they find themselves continually reckoning with questions of identity.
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As a youngster who attended the prestigious Calhoun School, he found himself being harassed by the police, unbidden.
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No one showed it to me; it popped up unbidden as a suggested addition to a playlist I'd made.
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Clippy, the animated anthropomorphic paper clip introduced in 1996, popped up unbidden in Microsoft Office programs to offer advice.
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Richard Haier, who came to our defense, again unbidden, put his reputation on the line to argue for that.
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You are literally waiting to catch thoughts that happen, unbidden, inside the deep watery depths of your own noggin.
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In July, though, an email response came instead, unbidden, from a law firm in Luxembourg called Schaffelhuber Müller & Kollegen.
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Many of the verses rise, as if unbidden, to Paterson's mind and are brought to a crisp and gratifying close.
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Now they face an American president who talks happily about pulling his troops out of at least part of Asia unbidden.
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She decamped, unbidden, for India and Mother Teresa, the first in a series of charitable endeavors that occupied her ever after.
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So is inertia: In a global capitalist culture, excess stuff arrives all but unbidden and then proves almost impossible to unload.
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But that is only half of the Mahler mini-festival that has sprouted unbidden and unannounced in New York this spring.
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But aside from her extensive professional accomplishments, it is McCray's personal life that has drawn the most frenzied and unbidden attention.
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At the end of their first date, he is shocked when, unbidden, she gives him oral sex in a borrowed car.
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I was living in New York at the time, lying on my bed, and the memory came into my mind, unbidden.
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I unwrapped the parchment and brought the gingerbread to my mouth, and, as I ate, something inside me cracked open, unbidden.
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Swift fan accounts on Twitter strung together the pieces of the snake video, unbidden, and made it go another round of viral.
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Eventually he wants Atlas to bring users things unbidden and learn so much about their habits that these suggestions are actually useful.
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Which is perhaps why this question surprised me when it came unbidden: Are the museums largely awarding exhibitions to heteronormative Black artists?
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Then there is Crow, who shows up unbidden at the family's London flat one night and settles in for a long stay.
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Cats appeared in human lives seemingly unbidden, sauntering in at the dawn of agricultural settlement but maintaining their distance from total domestication.
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Marvel at its glory: MB Stadium has been open only since 2017, when it rose unbidden out of the ground like a volcano.
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Pelosi offered Trump unbidden advice: stick to the facts — and own up to your own mistakes — for the sake of the public's health.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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In a sense, this encyclopedic enchantment and the delight of unbidden discovery have stayed with me and become the backbone of Brain Pickings.
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Whether you're frustrated, upset, or maybe just laughing too hard, that very public display of emotions can come unbidden at the least opportune times.
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Now Walker – staying with relatives with his wife and kids – is learning to accept the unbidden comfort he's received from all over the country.
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Like us, Eve cannot shake her unbidden love for what Villanelle represents — in Eve's case, even as Villanelle kills and threatens her loved ones.
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That devastating modifier, "unbidden," dropped in to linger like a long shadow on a bitter winter morning, is worth the price of the hardcover.
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Fagan is a poet as well as a novelist, and many of her images of this unbidden winter are shot through with lyric beauty.
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She's fully aware that tears aren't always to be trusted, even though they can come unbidden and unwanted — the reflexive byproduct of overwhelming emotion.
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The Cubs, for their part, recognize that he's a "work in progress" as a receiver; that phrase that came up, unbidden, in three separate conversations.
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A bearded man startled babies by leading shouts of "Feel the Bern", then, unbidden, apologised to a Native-American woman on behalf of his ancestors.
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Consider seeking help from a therapist if you experience what Summerville calls "ruminative regret," the negative thoughts that arise repeatedly, unbidden, alongside anxiety and depression.
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Not all values are moral ones, and in ways that can vex and perplex, human relationships involve unbidden currents of affection, loyalty, intimacy and care.
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In most of these cases, the GOP lawmakers were speaking to unthreatening conservative listeners when, unbidden, they blurted out exactly what they weren't supposed to say.
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There is a special quality to music that appears unbidden, and the mysterious and melancholy nature of the lingering E chord begged discovery of the source.
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As he sat down to work out the opening of "Stairway" years later, maybe something about the pretty, simple harmony came back unbidden from his memory.
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He was and is notoriously prickly, but you'd catch him during a match with an unbidden grin on his face over a good move or exchange.
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Is it your terrible reflexes, never more inconvenient than when you have only a split-second to get someone else's unbidden genitalia out of your face?
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Close your eyes and these places will loom up at you unbidden out of your memory, all of them at once and somehow during a Cowboys game.
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Throughout his adult life, he oscillated between pride in his father's legacy and unease about the strange and unbidden attention the Dear Jackie letter had brought him.
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She quoted my use of the words "self-directed control" to refer to a situation in which Chinese students, unbidden by Beijing, may be monitoring their peers.
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But little was said about Ireland's unbidden, central role in the noisy drama now unfolding in London, the United Kingdom's faltering efforts to leave the European Union.
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Unbidden, a memory surfaced: a day in fourth or fifth grade when a group of white girls had climbed up close to my perch on the monkey bars.
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He has been talking about nuclear non-proliferation since the 1980s, when he offered himself unbidden as the man who should settle the standoff with the Soviet Union.
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On his first campaign trip to New Hampshire in mid-May, Biden, unbidden, described how he discovered the humanity of the ultra-conservative North Carolina Senator Jesse Helms.
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Both involve a commitment to others that require an openness to the unbidden, and both lead to states of joy and wonder as well as dread and vulnerability.
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His poems are alive on the tongue while being read and even more so days later, as a recollected fragment surfaces unbidden amid the flux of thought. AM
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But if a squirrel runs unbidden up your arm demanding food or a sea gull snatches a sandwich from your hands, it can generate an emotion close to outrage.
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Many who consider themselves faithful (including me) would say that faith was given to them, unbidden, and therefore undeniable, even if also unwelcome, unsettling and frightening at the onset.
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"A champion of Israel and the Jewish people," his friend Joel Greenberg, the elected tax collector of Seminole County, who counts Gaetz as a friend and political mentor, offered, unbidden.
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If that arsenal happens to include "ruthless manipulation of people looking for a hot date to quell the loneliness that bubbles up unbidden every single night," then so be it.
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I watched all 18 hours of the miniseries (which are spread across 10 parts) way back in July, but I've found it returning to my thoughts, often unbidden, ever since.
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I had one book about puberty in general, which told me diddly squat about what the hell I was supposed to do with this unbidden guest that popped round each month.
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Yet the sensitive data in the recordings and instances of Google's algorithms listening in unbidden make some people—including the worker who shared audio with VRT and some privacy experts—uncomfortable.
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Images of the unexpected, the surreal, well up unbidden in your mind - as do things you haven't resolved," he said in his autobiography written with David Dalton titled "Painting Below Zero.
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He also painted clothing belonging to her, sometimes unbidden; the day after buying a gold lamé coat, she was irritated to discover he had painted all over it in the night.
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Near the end of the debate, the disputes took a turn toward the substantive as Mr. Rubio, unbidden, targeted a business tax proposal by Mr. Cruz, calling it a value-added tax.
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The sister gathers them up in her skirt, so that later she can make them into a poisonous jam to kill a dangerous man whose name has sprung into her mind unbidden.
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Yet it would not be surprising if some of them — the recently merged AT&T-Time Warner entity, for example — wondered whether their own marriages made much sense without Netflix's unbidden influence.
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In Humacao, a municipality on the eastern shore where Hurricane Maria snapped sturdy trees in half like pretzel rods and flooded entire neighborhoods, teachers showed up at school the next day, unbidden.
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He relays a tale of a woman who came up to him in the street unbidden and warned him that he would trip over and die if he failed to tie his shoelace.
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Is it up there with R.A. Dickey's signature pitchface, a pitchface so intense that it will cause a Wilhelm Scream to burst from your computer's speakers, unbidden, every time you look at it?
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KABUL, Afghanistan — The 183-year-old boy squatted on his haunches on the floor of the prison and, unbidden, began to chant the verses of a Pashto poem in a high, beautiful voice.
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The cadence, the tenor, the content of the conversation are all so readily accessible to my mind's ear that they come unbidden, as clearly and freely as if we were speaking the words aloud.
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Undaunted by risk, they host collaborative exhibitions and events with such a tonic mix of conviviality and enthusiasm that sustainability just might come unbidden, keeping them in the game for some time to come.
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But while I have, once or twice, spontaneously baked brownies or busted out the vacuum unbidden, I have a feeling my fantasy version of myself as a domestic goddess will remain just that — a fantasy.
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I slunk out of the bed, to the edge of the room, into the corner of the kitchenette, the farthest possible point from my husband, in case that unbidden impulse tried to exercise itself again.
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It was unbidden by me or Murray, but from Richard Haier, who is the editor-in-chief of the journal Intelligence, in a far more mainstream voice on this issue then Nisbett or Turkheimer or Harden.
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The boy says, "Androids are trash, but they make a living" — a phrase that comes to me now unbidden as I fall asleep, jolting me awake in a way I imagine is common to unpunished murderers.
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The boy says, "Androids are trash, but they make a living" — a phrase that comes to me now unbidden as I fall asleep, jolting me awake in a way I imagine is common to unpunished murderers.
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We knew enough to mock it, but we also all loved it, and yes, God save me, on more than one occasion we spontaneously broke out in six-part harmony, unbidden, at a fast-food restaurant.
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He seemed connected to his piano by the brain stem, so imbued with music that he emitted it unbidden, launching songs of every provenance that he might do this way and might do that—or the other.
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But it is remarkable over the course of the interview how often Mr. Simpson — unbidden — deflects blame back onto Ms. Brown, insisting that the media and the lawyers didn't talk enough about her shortcomings during the trial.
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The horrors that appear on the canvases of Salvador Dalí, Pablo Picasso, or Joan Miró often take the shape of monsters that are the stuff of nightmares — unbidden terrors that lurk in the recesses of one's mind.
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" Where heaven is "an urban ideal" in the Bible (the heavenly Jerusalem), in the Quran it's "the oasis of oases, rinsed with sweet waters, with rivers running on it and under it, and with springs opening unbidden.
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"A great victory," he said as he went back, unbidden, through all the Trump-affirming highlights: the size of his crowds; the screens and loudspeakers for the overflow; the enthusiasm gap between his rallies and poor Hillary Clinton's.
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Reading obsessively, even under the blanket; disliking and not eating bread; going for piano or sitar lessons, even when you had no talent; the emphasis on good handwriting; making silly verses and reciting them unbidden to every visitor.
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The form of the book, however, isn't documentary, but, rather, fragmentary, the way memory is, moments rising up, seemingly unbidden, and then sinking, only to rise into view again, to be looked at from another perspective, in time.
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I planned to politely ignore it — I came for Indonesian food, much more of a rarity in this city — until a plate arrived at my table unbidden, with dainty curls of fluke around strands of cucumber, light and refreshing.
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Like the English couple running a bed and breakfast in Normandy who kept their place shiveringly cold; did not speak French; had never been to Paris; and went on and on, unbidden, about how much they disliked the French.
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In any case, Luca is alone in the bathroom now, and he tries not to think it, but the thought swarms up unbidden: those irritable words Mami and Abuela exchanged were perhaps the very last ones between them, ever.
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Unbidden, many Iowa Democrats describe a tussle between their heads, which tell them that pragmatic, centrist Mrs Clinton offers their best shot at beating the Republicans, and their hearts, which sing when Mr Sanders growls that America is a corrupt oligarchy.
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" Or this ghoulish scene, when the mormorach rips apart a victim, in which horror gives way to pathos, and the end of hope meets its beginning: "And, unbidden, from a flash of light in his brain, the word intestine came. . . .
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Finally, I rewarded the one manager I came across who exhibited proactive good manners (Noah, at Bar Works, who will, unbidden, fill your water glass with water, or ask you how your day is going) by giving him a dollar tip.
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When Maria Bartiromo, a Fox Business Network anchor, asked about Mr. McCain in an interview, the president insisted the news media had brought up the issue first — when in fact he had begun his tirade in Ohio unbidden and on television.
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What attention she has received has come unbidden, in the form of laurels: the National Book Foundation's "5 Under 35" list, in 2009; this magazine's "20 Under 40" list, in 2010; and, earlier this year, a Windham-Campbell Prize for fiction.
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Signs in unexpected places deliver mantras like "Enjoy the little things," and pakoras may appear, unbidden, at the start of your meal, along with an iceberg lettuce salad that would be perfunctory but for its topping of whole green chiles.
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These thoughts come unbidden from ten to hundreds of times a day, causing a surge of adrenaline to course through me, which in turn causes my heart to race, muscles to shake, mouth to go dry, and head to grow dizzy and lightheaded.
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Their batter — made of mung bean and wheat flours, and another flour that Ms. Li prefers not to divulge — is earthier and more assertive than their competitors', and Ms. Li broke two eggs, unbidden, over my crepe, which gave it more body.
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Wirecutter's pick, the Silver 2-Drawer from the Container Store, has a bunch of handy but uncommon features, such as latches that keep the baskets from sliding out unbidden and an option to screw the frame into the rear of the cabinet for extra stability.
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Modiano owes much to Proust, though his postmodern drifting is far easier to read; there is warmth to be drawn from those unbidden memories, reminiscences of attending a strange party on a cold winter night many years ago conjuring not so much regret as simple pleasure.
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For that matter you walk around with a bass line in your head since that is your fuel, and then you naturally put words to that walking bass, words that come at you from stray talk or newspaper headlines or the memory of sentences that drift in unbidden.
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There is a restless and shitty immortality that comes with this sort of anti-celebrity—the sense that a so-memed player's name is forever lurking just offscreen on that What We're Shouting About Now graphic on ESPN, ready to scroll up, unbidden, and receive more extremely casual scrutiny from some promiscuous anti-expert or other.
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There are thoughts that come into your mind unbidden that make you feel strange and rude, like how odd it is to cry over an uninhabited wooden box, or wondering if you're sad enough, or too sad, or sad for the right reasons, or just a selfish sort of sad—crying because you miss them, not because they're gone.
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It's always unacceptable, and always undeserved, and it can come back to haunt you when you least expect it—like, say, when you're sitting at your desk at work, trying to finish up your column for the next week while ignoring the bad news crawling down your screen, and then… a memory pops up, unbidden, unwelcome, but stubborn as a deer tick.
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They roll up in great pale, male drifts to attend panels and give and receive papers about various sports-adjacent topics, they attend speed-networking events and less speedy networking events, they exchange resumes and pursue entry-level jobs, and they are unbidden in all of it; they do all this in the same way that waves wind up on beaches.
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Things I know about candy corn are that it's been around for over 100 years; if you stack it nicely it'll resemble corn on the cob; it appears unbidden as if out of thin air (very spooky and on-brand) in October despite virtually no trace of it the other 11 months; and eating it makes me feel like an overzealous toddler who bit into a seasonally scented candle.
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I don't even like this game, but it's my first night in its fictionalized, early 20th-century Texas and when I look up at the sky it is dark in a way that no sky I have ever seen has been dark, and there are so many stars that—unbidden—I remember that in both Chinese and Japanese, the phenomenon that English calls the Milky Way is described as a "river" that runs across the sky and can you even imagine what it must have looked like, all those centuries and millennia ago, to make people decide that a river was the best analogy for what they saw?
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