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I wanted to catch any little urge and start to potentially hack my brain to redirect that serotonin blast you get when you are doing something out of habit.

In several reports he urged the pit operators to safeguard the birds.

He urged his son to help the Special Forces teams working in the area.

The law professor, Benny Tai, urged the students to “retreat and take the spirit of the Umbrella Movement into the community.”

For the last several months, prominent Democrats have urged Hispanics to make their voices heard on Election Day.

Snyder remembered one more site in Hollister he urged me to visit.

He urged me, as I understood it, to come downstairs and admire a man that was in the street.

Colonel Taylor says that General Lee urged that the march of my troops should be hastened, and was chafed at their non-appearance.

Still, as the inflation of the claims has been urged as an excuse for inattention to them, a word upon that point is desirable.

I have disobeyed your behest; but you know not how I have been urged, and my pained soul cannot support the repetition.

I am aware it has been urged that this control may be best attained and exerted by means of a national bank.