"Nothing but warm fuzzies about five years in Chicago," Maddon said.
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Body acceptance is about so much more than warm fuzzies, y'all.
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Maybe you don't want a surgeon who gives you the warm fuzzies.
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Let me just say: I am not a warm fuzzies yoga type, OK?
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The stories will spark warm fuzzies — and maybe even inspire us to think bigger.
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And the best ones have love stories that will give you warm fuzzies, not just FOMO.
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Can we even afford niceties and warm-fuzzies in a world seemingly on the brink of collapse?
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Let's wrap this up with some more warm fuzzies before we start a new week: Your thoughts?
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Together, the warm fuzzies and the drive to win at all cost make for a very silly pair.
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There's a suede jacket that's lined on the outside, putting the warm fuzzies out there for all to admire.
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Unlike Christmas or even Thanksgiving, Valentine's Day doesn't inspire warm fuzzies as much as it does anxiety and resentment.
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It's not clear whether the three new warm fuzzies are actually the same kind of object as G1 and G2.
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Remember when Chicken Soup for the Soul was the go-to book for warm fuzzies when you were seeking readable solace?
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It wasn't all warm fuzzies, though: Twitter recently announced that both #PokemonGo and #RIP were big ones this year too, for obvious reasons.
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"The thanks and warm fuzzies we get from the recipient of our largesse is likely to make us feel good as well," she wrote.
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Certainly the warm fuzzies have been one of Disney's main exports for a long time, but some kind of tipping point was reached in 22.
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But unlike a similarly unrealistic ABC Family Christmas movie, these giant bow car commercials don't leave me with the warm fuzzies; they leave me baffled.
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Here are 8 shows guaranteed to give you a case of the warm fuzzies (and hopefully some laughs), even when real life is making you crazy.
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But that doesn't mean a good, cheap thrill (especially one that looks much pricier than it is) can't give us the same kind of warm fuzzies.
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And Charlotte Rampling's ill-conceived comments about race pretty much burned through the warm fuzzies generated by her standout performance in "45 Years" and subsequent academy nomination.
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The cider and spice might give you the warm fuzzies, and it looks innocent enough to glug around Grandma, but don't be fooled: there's booze in there.
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But, that doesn't mean that a good, cheap thrill (especially one that looks much pricier than it is) can't give us the same kind of warm fuzzies.
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Sure, Murray's character comes around to the warm fuzzies at the end, but in his grumbling, he might just tip you off about the silliness of Groundhog Day.
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Here's one simple example of a cross platform world, in the vein of the warm fuzzies Apple tries to induce with its keynotes: Somebody has a new kid.
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To say that mother and daughter bond thanks to their ordeal gives away nothing, but the warm fuzzies are clearly just a garnish to the yelling and running.
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Listening to him smack his lips while eating with a toothy grin can trigger all the same comforting warm fuzzies any boring old human ASMR YouTube celeb can.
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So, in the spirit of Mother's Day, we partnered with fragrance brand PUIG to share our very first beauty memories and the products that still give us the warm fuzzies.
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Most truly mainstream musicians are shooting for tinseled whimsy, warm fuzzies, and a picture of mittened masses tipping their hats to each other on their way to a family gathering.
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And research backs me up on this: The sounds of birds singing can actually stimulate the brain's emotional centers, giving us those warm fuzzies along with added benefits of alertness and concentration.
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With one-third of Americans giving charitably in December, our end-of-year generosity elicits tax deductions that enlarge our wallets and warm fuzzies that increase our happiness, trust and social connection.
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Monday was all about the warm fuzzies in Corporate America, after Business Roundtable changed its mission statement to acknowledge that companies have obligations to all stakeholders, not just those with stock certificates.
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Jane The Virgin has always been a show about those warm fuzzies you only get by falling truly, madly, deeply in love, visualized in the show by literal glowing lights in someone's heart.
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Stories about female friendship are too often reduced to warm fuzzies, glossing over the many struggles of building sisterhood in a patriarchal society designed to keep us in competition rather than in solidarity.
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When you step into grown-ish, it's easy to expect the warm fuzzies of its predecessor black-ish, a purely traditional family sitcom that still manages to tackle The Hard Stuff every now and then.
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For anyone who doesn't know, a "fall movie" is generally a movie that either takes place in autumn and is thus filled with red-hued trees and warm fuzzies, or it just has a vibe.
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Scene City 18 Photos View Slide Show ' The monochromatic labyrinth that is the Museum of Modern Art isn't particularly known to give visitors the warm fuzzies, but on Tuesday night, the space echoed with resounding positivity.
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Last year marked the movie's 20th birthday and, alongside the warm fuzzies spread on "the web," the Jordan Brand released some throwback sneakers, and LeBron James finally signed on for what looks like Space Jam 2.
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The warm fuzzies that followed the Friday announcement had dissolved by Monday morning -- a few hours after the pair appeared side by side, again, for an interview on "60 Minutes," where Flake mourned an illusory past.
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ASMR and pokémon are really a perfect match, because the tingly sensation I get from listening to soft sounds and voices are one and the same as the warm fuzzies I get from looking at cute pokémon.
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When you donate work to the charity, you may help an organization do good work, you may get the warm fuzzies, you may get a mention on the brochure, but you do not get any tax deduction.
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Her performance instead focused on warm fuzzies, with renditions of "God Bless America" and Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land" (a song of inclusion that many have said was the closest the performance came to getting political).
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In fact, Waldfogel proposed that he has come up with a solution so that consumers can practically go about getting a gift for loved ones, enjoy the 'warm fuzzies' of giving and ensure the economy does not have to pay the price in the process.
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The main problem is "The Village" feels like it's trying too hard -- as if the show was developed specifically to try replicating the warm fuzzies that its lead-in, "This is Us," regularly delivers, transparently wrapped in a "family is what you make of it" message.
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"Dumplin'" possesses a sharper tone than those films but still features a lot of the same warm fuzzies -- at least, once you get past all the tears and self-doubt, which includes Willowdean's disbelief that an attractive young co-worker (Luke Benward) could actually be attracted to her.
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The relatively conservative 10-team accumulator I bet on promised to bring in £173 (about $200)—not enough to change my life, but certainly enough to have me wake up in the morning, check the results, feel some warm fuzzies, and make a really stupid purchase on eBay.
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These exchanges symbolize Steiner and Eric Berne's notion of "strokes", recognition and emotional support among people. The story ends by inviting the reader to make warm fuzzies abundant "by freely giving and asking for Warm Fuzzies and being as loving and healthy as you can".
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The story and ideas derived from it are sometimes used in teaching or counseling about emotion and interaction. In the story, people exchange things called "warm fuzzies" which make them feel happy and warm. A bad witch convinces one character that warm fuzzies are in limited supply and should not be given away. Instead, the witch induces people to exchange "cold pricklies" which make them feel cold.
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A Warm Fuzzy Tale is a 1970 book by Steiner. The fairy tale–like story introduces "strokes" and other ideas about social interaction and emotion derived from transactional analysis. It was republished in 1977 as The Original Warm Fuzzy Tale with illustration by Jo Ann Dick, and has since been translated into multiple languages. The slang term warm fuzzies, a reference to positive feelings, derives from the book and its adaptations.
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