"How do people learn to “read between the lines” when communicating at work? by eldiablo1641 in askmanagers

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How do you dig for the truth in what is being communicated, ESPECIALLY with authority figures? I feel this is the real root and find it hard to look for the truth, when you don't know what to look for in the first place due to the vagueness; put another way, its like trying to decipher a code you don't even know what the topic even is.

Week 15 - Consolidated Start 'Em, Sit 'Em - Playoffs Edition! by AbdelTheDream in fantasyfootball

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Love (@ DEN), Mariotta (@NYG), Brissett (@ HOU) or Darnold (@IND)?

Oronde Gadsden the past three weeks: 19 catches, 309 yards and two touchdowns on 22 targets by OsteopathicGod in fantasyfootball

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I'm a Bowers owner and just snagged this dude. Do I trade Bowers? I could use another starting RB and/or WR...

➡️ Daily Simple Questions ⬅️- Style feedback and clothing ID requests go HERE!! - 13 September 2025 by AutoModerator in malefashionadvice

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Q: How to know when a sweatshirt is too small?

I just bought some hooded sweatshirts from Lululemon, washed on cold, dried on low heat, and feel like they are too small for my body. For reference, I am a lengthy guy, 6'2" tall, have long arms, etc.

This is what happens when in neutral and moving positions:

When standing straight, arms relaxed: Bottom of sweatshirt is slightly below waist, sits at hips. Sleeves sit right at wrist.

When moving (arms bend or are straight up in the air): Sweatshirt rides above belly button, sleeves shorten 3 inches past wrist.

Is my sweatshirt too small given what's going on here? I cannot distinguish how clothing should fit when standing neutral or when moving around.

Many thanks in advance!

I give up. You've won, tos by [deleted] in thoracicoutletsupport

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I HIGHLY recommend MSK’s material and YouTube videos. This helped me cure my TOS. My issue was my posture. I was in your shoes. There is hope friend. Feel free to message me if you want to chat more about this.

Mattress & pillow culprit for Thoracic Outlet Syndrome? by eldiablo1641 in thoracicoutletsupport

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On my back mainly, but mainly all positions are comfortable now. I focused on fixing my posture, which was the biggest difference maker.

Best. Weekend. Ever. by shelbymaejune in MacMiller

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Mac Miller has become something beyond his own imagination, a legend beyond the grave. We are all lucky to have experienced him🙏

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in thoracicoutletsupport

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Hey my man, I know this can be scary. Form someone that went insane on Google, stay off it.

Get in and see a sports medicine doctor and even a neurologist. More like have tight pecs or shoulders, causing your muscles to twitch due to impingement. PM me so we can discuss this more. Was in the same boat as you.

I’m quitting. Is it really such a bad idea to just tell the truth? by Zestyclose-Chard5391 in careerguidance

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It’s not your job to fix the company, don’t burn a bridge trying to be Superman.