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frames- The study by the Backer Spielvogel Bates ad agency also found that [ARG0 the colony 's consumers] [rel feel] [ARG1 more pressured than those in any of the other surveyed markets , which *T*-60 include the U.S. and Japan] .
- Composer Marc Marder , a college friend of Mr. Lane 's who *T*-66 earns his living *-1 playing the double bass in classical music ensembles , has prepared an exciting , eclectic score that *T*-67 tells you [ARG1 what] [ARG0 the characters] are thinking *T*-2 and [rel feeling] *T*-2 far more precisely than intertitles , or even words , would *?* .
- NEC released a statement saying , `` [ARG0 We] [rel feel] [ARG1 sorry for *-1 having caused trouble to society] , '' a form of apology common in Japan for companies caught * in embarrassing situations .
- But he adds , `` [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 pressured *-1 , disappointed *-1 , uncomfortable and , frankly , quite angry with Viacom] .
- As a Foster Corporate Parent , you will experience [ARG1 the same joy] [rel felt] * by [ARG0-by Robert Bass , Lewis Ranieri , William Simon and others , who *T*-207 find ways 0 * to help troubled savings institutions and their employees help themselves *T*-1] .
- A House aide suggested that Mr. Phelan was so `` vague and mushy '' that it was the kind of meeting where [ARG0 people of all viewpoints] could `` come out *-2 [rel feeling] [ARG1 good] *T*-1 . ''
- `` The USIA officially and publicly declared the absolute right *ICH*-2 of everyone except the USIA * to disseminate agency program materials in the United States , '' my lawyer , the scholarly Mark McCormick of Des Moines , said *T*-1 in a memo pointing out the facts and trying * to make [ARG0 me] [rel feel] [ARG1 good] after the press reported that I had lost .
- [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 pretty good] about it .
- It was all too mellow 0 *T*-2 to be believed *-11 , but they probably would have gotten away with it , had [ARG0 they] [ARGM-NEG not] [rel felt] [ARG1 compelled *-1 to add Ms. Collins 's signature tune , `` Amazing Grace , '' and ask for audience participation] .
- `` [ARG0 I] [rel feel] like [ARG1-like a little kid] , '' says *T*-1 a gleeful Alex de Castro , a car salesman , who *T*-53 has stopped by a workout of the Suns *-3 to slip six Campaneris cards *ICH*-2 to the Great Man Himself 0 *T*-4 to be autographed *-30 .
- An official at Wako Securities said 0 [ARG0 these investors] [rel feel] [ARG1 the need * to make quick profits] , [ARGM-ADV despite destabilizing external factors , such as political uncertainty tied * to the ruling party 's fate at next year 's Lower House elections - an event which *T*-76 could directly affect the stock market] .
- [ARG0 *-1] [rel Feeling] [ARG1 the naggings of a culture imperative] , I promptly signed up .
- You can go only up or down -LRB- by *-1 heating the balloon 's air with a propane burner , which *T*-89 does make [ARG0 the top of your head] [rel feel] [ARG1 hot] -RRB- and ride the air currents .
- I really do not understand how it is that [ARG0 Filipinos] [rel feel] [ARG1 so passionately involved in this father figure that they want *-4 to dispose of *T*-1 and yet they need *T*-1] *T*-2 .
- [ARG0 I] do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] [ARG1 down or done in] [ARGM-CAU because I show British serials on my television network or read their books] .
- But often nothing 's resolved , To my frustration and fury : [ARGM-MNR With pros and cons in limbo] , [ARG0 I] [rel feel] like [ARG1-like a hung jury] .
- While *-1 recognizing that [ARG0 professional environmentalists] [ARGM-MOD may] [rel feel] [ARG1 threatened] , I intend *-1 to urge that UV-B be monitored *-2 whenever I can *?* *T*-3 .
- Adds *T*-1 Mr. Eidsmo , `` [ARG0 What] *T*-193 [rel felt] [ARG1 good] [ARGM-TMP that day] was done that day . ''
- `` I spent so much money that [ARGM-ADV if I look at it , and I 'm not on it] , [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 guilty] . ''
- `` [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 sorry for whoever *T*-1 wins] , '' says *T*-2 a Brazilian diplomat .
- `` [ARG0 Barry] [rel felt] [ARG1 very committed] .
- At one point in the documentary , Mr. Sohmer , who *T*-1 is Jewish , says 0 [ARG0 he] [rel felt] [ARG1 rejected *-3 by many of the Protestants and Southerners 0 he met *T*-2 at Yale] .
- Indeed , the possibility of an A 's ring cycle , a\/k\/a a dynasty , was a major topic of post-game discussion Saturday , so much so that [ARG0 Sandy Alderson , the team 's general manager ,] [rel felt] [ARG1 obliged *-1 to dampen it] .
- [ARGM-TMP While Boeing 's commercial business is booming] , [ARG0 its military business] is [rel feeling] [ARG1 the effects of a declining defense budget] [ARGM-TMP after a strong buildup during the Reagan presidency] .
- `` [ARG0 I] was [rel feeling] [ARG1 like I was too high *-2 to begin with] , '' he said *T*-1 .
- `` I 'm happy that [ARG0 he] [rel feels] [ARGM-MNR positively] about [ARG1-about our company] , '' he said *T*-1 .
- That in itself has got *-1 to cause [ARG0 people] to [rel feel] [ARG1 a little more optimistic] , '' says *T*-2 Glenn Cox , the president of Phillips Petroleum Co .
- Some days the coaches make [ARG0 you] [rel feel] [ARG1 as though you are part of a large herd of animals] .
- `` It impresses on [ARG0 ordinary , young Filipinos] that there 's [ARG1-about nothing] 0 * to [rel feel] [ARGM-MNR inferior] about *T*-1 in * using their own language , '' says *T*-2 Randy David , a sociologist and host of a popular television talk show .
- `` [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 better than I ever have *?* in my life] , '' he says *T*-1 .
- He adds : `` Once [ARG0 both sides] [rel feel] [ARG1 comfortable] , it *EXP*-2 should be that much easier * to make more progress toward the economic and social reforms that *T*-1 are now starting in the East .
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARG0 Judge Leval] [rel felt] [ARG1 constrained by an earlier decision of the Second Circuit Court forbidding a biographer of J.D. Salinger to quote from Mr. Salinger 's personal letters] .
- There is some pain , when Lucy has the baby and `` did n't know 0 [ARG0 she] [ARGM-MOD would] [rel feel] like [ARG1-like this] '' and wants *-1 to keep the baby *T*-2 .
- * To be sure , one wonders what kind of man *ICH*-6 *T*-1 is [ARG0 this] , who *T*-2 [rel feels] [ARG1 compelled *-4 to try *-5 to understand the most primitive longing and instinct in a way that *T*-3 requires the most sophisticated appreciation of visual storytelling] .
- Lynden B. Miller , the noted public garden designer who *T*-1 restored Central Park 's Conservatory Garden , recalls her reaction to the South Gardens model in light of the public garden 0 she was designing *T*-2 for 42nd Street 's Bryant Park : `` Bryant Park , as *-3 designed *-4 in 1933 , failed as a public space , because it made [ARG0 people] [rel feel] [ARG1 trapped] .
- [ARG0 THE NORTHEAST office market] is [rel feeling] [ARG1 serious aftereffects of the giddy overbuilding of the 1980s] .
- `` [ARG0 Mr. Lortie] [rel felt] [ARG1 less pertinent] , '' Mr. Nadeau said 0 *T*-1 , [ARGM-ADV given the decision * to dump Provigo 's non-food operations] .
- [ARG1-like The advance] [rel felt] more like a technical bounce , he said 0 *T*-1 .
- `` I 'm sympathetic with [ARG0 workers] who *T*-1 [rel feel] under [ARG1-under the gun] , '' says *T*-3 Richard Barton of the Direct Marketing Association of America , which *T*-2 is lobbying strenuously against the Edwards beeper bill .
- [ARG0 Law firms that *T*-1 have feasted and grown on the revenue from mergers and acquisitions work] are [rel feeling] [ARG1 the squeeze] [ARGM-TMP as that work declines] .
- Do [ARG0 the Japanese] [rel feel] [ARG1 so superior that they can not find capable American managers] ?
- [ARGM-ADV Should USX be left with only Marathon] , [ARG0 Mr. Corry] [ARGM-MOD might] [ARGM-ADV well] [rel feel] [ARG1 pushed *-1 to scout out other energy companies] .
- `` [ARGM-MNR How] do [ARG0 readers] [rel feel] *T*-1 about [ARG1-about the magazine] ?
- [ARGM-PNC For the political process to work] , [ARG0 all citizens] , [ARGM-ADV regardless of race] , [ARGM-MOD must] [rel feel] [ARG1 represented] .
- And , [ARGM-ADV with no other offers on the table] , [ARG0 the board] [ARGM-ADV apparently] [rel felt] [ARG1 no pressure * to act on it] .
- Mr. Goodson , in his own statement , was less upbeat , *-2 saying `` unfortunately over the past few years , it *EXP*-3 has become increasingly clear that Ralph and I have different agendas , '' and that [ARG0 he] [rel feels] `` [ARG1 more comfortable with a management team whose sole interest and responsibility *T*-1 is in the Goodson papers] .
- [ARG0 Paribas officials , once considered France 's toughest bankers ,] [rel felt] [ARG1 abashed at Suez 's success and its rapid growth] .
- [ARGM-TMP When notoriously independent-minded Navigation Mixte Chairman Marc Fournier rejected Paribas 's offer and began *-2 buying Paribas shares in retaliation *T*-1] , Mr. Francois-Poncet said 0 *T*-3 , [ARG0 he] [rel felt] [ARG1 obliged *-4 to bid for control] .
- `` But it does get him to return my calls , and it makes [ARG0 me] [rel feel] [ARGM-MNR better] for [ARG1-for the times 0 he 's given me the brushoff *T*-1] , '' Mr. Kessler says *T*-2 .
- The second incident took place after [ARG0 Mr. McDuffie] gave an ambitious student recital and was [rel feeling] [ARG1 rather pleased with himself] .
- [ARG0 Other major players in intimate apparel] [ARGM-ADV apparently] [rel feel] [ARG1 the same way] .
- Of course the Palestinians complain about their treatment ; [ARGM-DIS of course] [ARG0 the Israelis] [rel feel] [ARG1 put upon] .
- There have been reports *ICH*-1 for months that the city 's economy is weakening , as the October 1987 stock market crash continues *-2 to make [ARG1 itself] [rel felt] .
- [ARGM-TMP Until last week] , `` [ARG0 Everyone] [rel felt] [ARG1 certain 0 they knew the outcome of the election] .
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARGM-DIS in general] , [ARG0 all foreign-trading companies] are [rel feeling] [ARG1 the pinch] .
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARG0 Nora and Malcolm] [rel feel] [ARG1 trapped] .
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARG0 readers] [ARGM-MOD may] [ARGM-ADV well] [rel feel] [ARG1 the pangs of recognition] .
- `` [ARG0 They] [ARGM-MOD may] [rel feel] [ARG1 emotionally secure] [ARGM-TMP now] [ARGM-CAU because they are not heavily in the stock market] , '' says *T*-1 John H. Cammack , a financial planner with Alexandra Armstrong Advisors Inc. in Washington .
- She concedes that such a position is `` unfair '' to the thousands of conscientious and qualified people plying the trade , but [ARGM-ADV as a consumer advocate] [ARG0 she] [rel feels] [ARG1 impelled *-1 to take it] .
- So one popular ploy is * to make [ARG0 a prospective investor] [rel feel] like [ARG1-like an insider , joining an exclusive group that *T*-1 is about *-2 to make a killing] .
- `` [ARG0 I] [rel felt] [ARG1 kind of safe] , '' she says *T*-1 .
- *-2 Perhaps primed *-3 by the daily diet of radio and TV reporters thrusting microphones into people 's faces and asking [ARGM-MNR how] [ARG0 they] `` [rel feel] '' about [ARG1-about one calamity or another] , fellow reporters and civilians who *T*-1 spied my press credential were eager *-2 to chat .
- `` It [rel felt] [ARG1 like I was on a station platform and a train went by] , '' said *T*-1 one man , *-2 describing my own reaction .
- It *EXP*-1 may seem trivial * to worry about the World Series amid the destruction to the Bay Area wrought * by Tuesday 's quake , but the name of this column is `` On Sports , '' so [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 obliged *-2 to do so] .
- It is [ARG1 a competence and expertise] that [ARG0 some brokers themselves] , [ARGM-ADV *-2 overwhelmed *-3 by all the new things being dreamed up * 0 for them to peddle *T*-4] , do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] *T*-1 .
- Mr. Guber and Mr. Peters maintain that executives at Warner have always known of their ambitions * to run a major entertainment powerhouse , but that [ARG0 Warner] [ARGM-NEG never] [rel felt] [ARG1 threatened] [ARGM-TMP until they linked up with Sony] .
- Back in New York the work day was already over , so [ARG0 I] did n't have *-1 to [rel feel] [ARG1 guilty] .
- [ARGM-ADV Even still] , [ARG0 I] did [rel feel] [ARG1 self-indulgent] , and I could n't help *-2 remembering my father 's contempt for a rich medical colleague who *T*-1 would go *-3 to watch the Tigers on summer afternoons .
- `` It may not be weeks or months , but they are also opportunistic and if [ARG0 they] [rel feel] [ARG1 comfortable] , they will move on a deal , '' he said *T*-1 .
- I do n't know the quality of the works 0 my colleagues have sent in *T*-1 , but [ARGM-DIS in any case] [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 confident that good sense and honest judgment] ... ''
- [ARGM-LOC There] , [ARG0 Mr. Shevardnadze] [rel felt] [ARG1 legitimized *-1 to unveil his own peace plan] : The U.S.S.R. would prolong a suspension of arms shipments to Nicaragua after the February election if the U.S. did likewise with its allies in Central America .
- Others say 0 [ARG0 they] [rel feel] [ARG1 confident that steps 0 they 've already taken *T*-1 would see them through a disaster] .
- This is like * asking [ARG0 foxes] *-2 to [rel feel] [ARG1 remorse] about [ARG2-about chickens] , and naturally rescissions are almost never approved *-1 .
- `` [ARGM-TMP As I was driving home] , [ARG0 I] did [ARGM-NEG not] [rel feel] [ARG1 very good about myself] . ''
- `` Texas has lost its distinctiveness , * leaving [ARG0 Texans] with a hunger * to [rel feel] [ARG1 proud about themselves] , '' says *T*-1 Stephen Klineberg , a sociology professor at Rice University , Houston .
- Pilferage climbed dramatically as [ARG0 many angry employees] `` [rel felt] [ARG1 abandoned by the former owners] , '' says 0 *T*-1 the University of Florida sociologist .
- 2 . [ARGM-LOC Even where the Fed did not share this view *T*-1] [ARG0 it] [rel felt] [ARG1 the need * to accommodate to it] .
- `` It *EXP*-2 's great [ARG0 *] to [rel feel] [ARG1 good] [ARGM-TMP for once in 15 years] , '' says *T*-1 Harrison Hickman , a consultant to abortion-rights advocates , *-3 reflecting the relief of his compatriots after last week 's victories , the first major events since the Supreme Court , in its July 3 Webster decision , permitted the states to enact restrictions on abortions .
- `` But how many more times [ARG0 we] 're going *-2 to [rel feel] [ARG1 good] in the next 15 *T*-1 is another question . ''
- [ARG0 I] do n't want *-1 to [rel feel] [ARG1 guilty] [ARG2 *-2 representing my constituents] .
- That 's [ARG1 the way] 0 [ARG0 a lot of brokers] [rel feel] *T*-2 [ARGM-TMP today] [ARGM-TMP on the second anniversary of the 1987 stock-market crash] .
- [ARG0 The construction industry] is sure *-1 to [rel feel] [ARG1 increased demand] .
- He was [ARG0 a `` socialist warrior ''] who *T*-1 [rel felt] [ARG1 *-2 rankled *-3 by West Germany 's enormous postwar prosperity and the Bonn government 's steadfast refusal * to recognize the legitimacy of his state] .
- [ARG0 I] [rel feel] about [ARG2-about Sassy] [ARG1 like I did *?* about Working Woman 10 years ago] . ''
- Yesterday 's buyers favored real estate , construction and other large-capitalization issues , * reflecting the fact that [ARG0 many Tokyo investors] [ARGM-TMP now] [rel feel] [ARG1 safer] with [ARG2-with domestically oriented stocks] , analysts said 0 *T*-1 .
- `` You always want your house insured *-2 , but [ARG0 you] do [ARGM-NEG n't] [ARGM-TMP always] [rel feel] [ARG1 the need for your investments to be insured *-1] . ''
- `` [ARG0 I] [rel felt] [ARG1 betrayed] , '' he later said *T*-1 .
- `` If your prospect is feeling risk the whole time and [ARG0 you] 're [ARGM-NEG not] [rel feeling] [ARG1 as if you 're backed *-3 up by a stable company] , you 've lost it before you 've begun , '' says *T*-2 Mary Ann Cluggish , a Wellesley , Mass. , sales trainer and consultant who *T*-1 works with high technology companies .
- `` If [ARG0 your prospect] is [rel feeling] [ARG1 risk] [ARGM-TMP the whole time] and you 're not feeling as if you 're backed *-3 up by a stable company , you 've lost it before you 've begun , '' says *T*-2 Mary Ann Cluggish , a Wellesley , Mass. , sales trainer and consultant who *T*-1 works with high technology companies .
- [ARGM-MNR In his peaked military cap and neatly pressed , French-made uniform] , [ARG0 Noriega] [rel felt] [ARG1 more respected and powerful than ever in his underprivileged life] , friends from the period say 0 *T*-1 .
- Those supermarket tabloids Make [ARG0 me] [rel feel] [ARG1 slow] Because I still have n't seen
- That illustrates [ARG1 the kind of disappointment] 0 [ARG0 many Indians] [rel feel] *T*-1 toward [ARG2-toward Mr. Gandhi , whom they zestfully elected *T*-2 and enthusiastically supported *T*-2 in his first two years in power] .
- `` It helps us , and [ARG0 people] [rel feel] [ARG1 better] [ARGM-ADV * talking to someone who *T*-1 's gone through the same thing] , '' an SBA official says *T*-2 .
- Because commercial banks and the developing-country governments believe 0 they will get a piece of any capital increase , a scaled-down IMF mission would leave [ARG0 both] [rel feeling] [ARG1 shortchanged] .
- First , it argues that its capital base must be increased *-1 in order * to maintain its size relative to world financial markets , for which [ARG0 it] [rel feels] [ARG1 some responsibility] *T*-2 .
- Second , the World Bank 's recent $ 75 billion *U* capital increase -- $ 14 billion *U* from the U.S. -- has left [ARG0 the IMF] * [rel feeling] [ARG1 less than first fiddle among international financial institutions] .
- It is as though [ARG0 the land] knows of its own beauty , of its own greatness , and [rel feels] [ARG1 no need * to shout it] .
- `` The blood flows to your head , you feel lightheaded and [ARG0 you] do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] [ARG1 tension around the head or neck] , '' says *T*-1 Minnie Morey , an operations supervisor at the Social Security office in Grand Rapids , Mich. , where massages began last month *T*-2 .
- Fully 80 % of employees who *T*-1 say 0 their bosses treat them with respect , but only a third of [ARG0 those] who *T*-2 do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] [ARG1 respected] say 0 they 're satisfied with where they work *T*-3 .
- [ARG0 Chicken chains] [ARGM-DIS also] are [rel feeling] [ARG1 more pressure from McDonald 's Corp. , which *T*-1 introduced its McChicken sandwich this year and recently tested the sale of individual pieces of chicken] .
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARGM-ADV in the absence of panicky trading] , [ARG1 its presence] was [ARGM-NEG never] [ARGM-MNR overtly] [rel felt] *-1 .
- `` [ARG1 This] [rel feels] more like a one-shot deal .
- [ARG0 I] do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] [ARG1 very ferocious] .
- [ARG0 I] do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] [ARG1 either hard or soft] .
- [ARG0 I] [rel feel] [ARG1 committed to the program of * opening markets and expanding trade] . ''
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARG1 the full effect on prices of the winter wheat now being planted *] [ARGM-MOD wo] [ARGM-NEG n't] be [rel felt] *-1 [ARGM-TMP until the second half of next year] .
- [ARGM-DIS But] [ARG1 both the past and present worlds of `` The Current Climate '' -LRB- Atlantic Monthly Press , 200 pages , $ 18.95 *U* -RRB-] [rel feel] cramped and static .
- For Ms. Cunningham the architectural discombobulation matched [ARG1 the discrepancy] 0 [ARG0 she] [rel felt] *T*-1 [ARGM-ADV *-2 living in the AnaMor Towers as a little girl] : `` ... outwardly ordinary , inwardly ornate , owing all inspiration to heathen cultures . ''
- He has said that he now knows [ARG1 how] [ARG0 Justice John Harlan] [rel felt] *T*-2 , a reference to the late conservative justice who *T*-1 was the most frequent dissenter from the Warren Court 's opinions .
- Two-thirds of respondents said 0 they strongly felt the need * to be successful in their jobs , while fewer than half said 0 [ARG0 they] [ARGM-MNR strongly] [rel felt] [ARG1 the need * to spend more time with their families] .
- Two-thirds of respondents said 0 [ARG0 they] [ARGM-MNR strongly] [rel felt] [ARG1 the need * to be successful in their jobs] , while fewer than half said 0 they strongly felt the need * to spend more time with their families .
- [ARGM-ADV Despite their considerable incomes and assets] , [ARG0 40 % of the respondents in the study] do [ARGM-NEG n't] [rel feel] [ARG1 financially secure] , and one-fourth do n't feel that they have made it .
- While [ARG0 twothirds] [rel feel] [ARG1 some guilt about *-1 being affluent] , only 25 % give $ 2,500 *U* or more to charity each year .
- Mr. Mason said that [ARG0 many Jewish voters] [rel feel] [ARG1 guilty toward blacks] , so they support black candidates uncritically .
- He said that [ARG0 many black voters] [rel feel] [ARG1 bitter] about [ARG2-about racial discrimination] , so they , too , support black candidates uncritically .
- [ARG0 *] Learning skills , producing something cooperatively , [rel feeling] [ARG1 useful] , they are no longer dependent -- others now depend on them .
- Next , he continued *-2 to court [ARG0 the communists] -- many of whom *T*-1 [rel feel] [ARG1 betrayed by the left-right coalition 's birth] -- by * bringing into PASOK a well-respected Communist Party candidate .