He explains that what he finds interesting is that there was no difference between men and women in terms of the sense of emotion that the memories evoked.

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With more emotion than sense, electronic components, machine parts and even towels made far from Fukushima have required radiation checks or been turned back by Italy and China, among others.

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"My first emotion was a sense of relief, " said Mr. Winuk.

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For those who have not been able to leave it behind, I can still see the emotion on their faces, the sense of loss they still carry close to the surface.

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Was his sense of structure a noble refusal to wallow in cheap emotion, or evidence of repression, an inability to let himself go?

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Churchill's exceptional openness to intense emotion may help explain how he was able to sense danger that more conventional minds failed to perceive.

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That means one out of every 25 human beings has no conscience, no sense of right or wrong, no empathy, no ability to understand emotion--no soul.

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The app, which would activate when it recognized the user's voice, would provide the patient and psychologist a more complete record of changes in emotion and mood, allowing the patient to get a better sense of their emotional triggers.

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But Jacobson has a keen sense of balance, and the intelligence in his work is always tempered with emotion.

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Mr Springsteen has captured the basic emotion: a combination of grief for the lives lost with a resolute (if sometimes corny) sense that America will conquer adversity.

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