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The Mueller report and its attendant fallout are manifestations of a deeper phenomenon — one that feels particularly pervasive in modern American culture.

The red trees also "have the association of not just being different, but blood or rage, shock" during an era that feels particularly violent and divided, Israel said.

It is a story that feels particularly resonant now: In recent weeks, Mr. Kushner has been able to exact a measure of revenge against his own family's nemesis, Governor Christie.

'DANCE OUT!' New York has a proud tradition of offering outdoor performances of all kinds during the summer, but there is something about watching people dancing outdoors that feels particularly right.

Grime gave a voice to a generation of young people who felt voiceless, something that feels particularly timely in the light of the UK's growing #BlackLivesMatter movement, which, along with Mark Duggan, gets a mention in the book's dedication.

In his extended joke, he claimed to have beaten both his son and another kid who was "grinding" up behind him at a party, something that feels particularly grotesque when viewed next to the multiple real world stories of parents beating and torturing their children to death when a so-called "gay moment" rears its head.

In Tampa … several journalists described an atmosphere of hostility that felt particularly hard-edge.

Even in his most angst-ridden moments, he appeared beset by a stoic reserve that felt particularly British.

For instance, SHAPE drew up plans to defend Poland (inadequate ones, say senior Poles), but none exists to protect small Baltic states that feel particularly vulnerable.

For those charities that are heavily dependant on the state, where cuts in public expenditure do cause vulnerability, we set aside £100m of taxpayers' money to help those charities that feel particularly vulnerable.

J. Simpson: Made in America," dedicated his award in part to victims of police brutality and racially motivated violence — an acknowledgment that felt particularly welcome on the fifth anniversary of Trayvon Martin's death.