aware of responsibility vs feeling for responsibility.

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• Maybe you're feeling the weight of responsibility.
• Portugal has already promised to do so, and I believe this is partly due to a certain feeling of responsibility and guilt.
• Information on this has eventually been forthcoming and independent assessment permitted, but that has been forced as a result of public intervention and the actions of the Governor of Gibraltar rather than of a feeling of responsibility due.
• As if you're the poster child for responsibility.
• I don't think I'm ready for responsibility.
• As if you're the poster child for responsibility.
• Halloween isn't a night for responsibility.
• Technical systems, too, can be indispensable, but they cannot be a substitute for responsibility.
• They are not asking for charity but they are certainly asking for solidarity, and even more so for responsibility.
• What you're feeling right now... it's called responsibility.
• I sometimes get tired of repeating myself and feeling that everyone bears the same responsibility.
• But the fact remains that you never have the feeling that Parliament is really taken seriously as a partner with a share of the responsibility.
• Sometimes, however, I cannot help feeling that some of the institutions involved in creating the internal market fail to realize the full weight of their responsibility.
• She influenced my feelings for Nuan.
• She said she still had feelings for me.
• Reina has understood what are your true feelings for Kenshiro.
• It symbolizes her feelings for her brother.
• My feelings for you have remained unchanged.
• And I know you have deep feelings for your brother.
• Feelings for him have been magnified.