Drums pick up the rhythm to follow Orbison's lyrics further into subconsciousness, and a piano joins as the lyrics recount how Orbison spends time with her, accompanied by breathy backup singers.
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Upon returning to his COMCON-2 office with Maxim, Sikorski admits that he always believed that all " foundlings " carried a program deep in their subconsciousness that was potentially dangerous for Earth.
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Plugged into a primordial subconsciousness, yet fully cognizant of her exterior world, Rowe encodes her landscapes with icons of life and death, fertility and barrenness, strength and vulnerability, pleasure and pain.
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As Barrent comes closer to the truth about the reasons for his incarceration, his Omegan consciousness conflicts with his subconsciousness which was programmed in the closed classes by the robots when he was a child.
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May be, arresting heart-beat is possible by some technique, e . g . meditation or what, allowing control over subconsciousness ? ellol 10 : 34, 1 July 2006 ( UTC)
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This message sank deeply into the nation's subconsciousness, but when attacks did not come immediately, hundreds of thousands of evacuees gradually began to make their way home over the next few months.
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In the TV series, the knowledge that he had killed his one " special person " sends Subaru into catatonia until the final battle when he regains his senses after seeing his sister deep in his subconsciousness.
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Of its four stanzas, Housman tells us that two were'given'him ready made; one was coaxed forth from his subconsciousness an hour or two later; the remaining one took months of conscious composition.
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The erroneous, pseudo-Freudan use of subconscious and " subconsciousness " has its precise equivalent in German, where the words inappropriately employed are " das Unterbewusste " and " das Unterbewusstsein ".
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There is strong evidence that our conscious minds operate with a significant delay behind'real time'events and that our subconsciousnesses'edit'the perception of the world to make everything self-consistent after the fact.
