Took this screen a moment ago on an iPhone 9.33. pic.twitter.
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And, Ted (ph), you talked to your story a moment ago.
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"We did have a little test a moment ago," the actress said.
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You were essentially unconscious only a moment ago and you're being hit.
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A moment ago, he was caught in a square of four Nigerians.
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TAUSCHE: YOU GAVE THE BANK OF ENGLAND HIGH MARKS JUST A MOMENT AGO.
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JIM, WE WERE JOKING A MOMENT AGO, DID YOU SELL HIM THE SHARES?
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"I was amazed at what Mayor Bloomberg said a moment ago," Sanders said.
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Nature, until a moment ago so lovely and generous, had turned threatening and dark.
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I think you do have a humanitarian tragedy there, as I mentioned a moment ago.
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"I was really amazed at what Mayor Bloomberg just said a moment ago," Sanders said.
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You might feel confused, scatterbrained, or overwhelmed by feelings that you didn't have a moment ago.
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But there is no question as you said a moment ago, aviation is our crown jewel.
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As you said a moment ago, everybody wants security, everybody wants to be protected from it.
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All of that, I had it in my heart when I won this a moment ago.
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So as we showed you just a moment ago, there is the hockey arena in North Dakota.
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It&aposs blatantly anti-American -- and sort of like Charlie Kirk was saying a moment ago, too.
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What was left of the soldiers who were standing there a moment ago was scattered around it.
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He had reached for the city's name, as he had just a moment ago, but... it was gone.
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THE DOW WAS DOWN LESS THAN 300 POINTS A MOMENT AGO, IT WAS DOWN 500 AT THE LOWS.
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DAVID FABER: SIR, I JUST WANTED TO FOLLOW UP ON YOUR ANSWER TO SARA'S QUESTION A MOMENT AGO.
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I had it just a moment ago, and I could swear I put it back in my wallet.
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A space that was just a moment ago a soft-toned cafe became a large patch of dirt.
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Okay, you mentioned a moment ago that you felt that there were some things that weren't socially responsible.
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You know, I&aposm just looking at that, just crossing a moment ago, James, but your thoughts on that?
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And a moment ago, Judge, you just said in terms of Bruce Ohr, he&aposs testifying on August 28th.
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CRUZ: And I'll tell you what, Donald, you — you very kindly just a moment ago offered me the V.P. slot.
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And, as we listed a moment ago, Snap's fourth quarter of the preceding year saw $165.68 million in top line.
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Pull down the headset, and the real world melts away: where other participants were a moment ago, stormtroopers now stand.
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He's caught in mid-action; you can feel what he was doing a moment ago and what will happen next.
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And what had me beaming a moment ago, now had me frowning and listing off ways I could've been better.
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A moment ago, he had been yelling at me, but when that didn't work, he turned to an emotional plea.
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We were a bit quick to summarize a moment ago, as the new round is also small compared to Pinterest's revenue.
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You know, he created this -- I mean -- and also, remember, I think Jesse said this to me just a moment ago.
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Well, this was my first Chloé show and I only met Clare a moment ago, but I thought it was beautiful.
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She deglazes the Dutch oven with a splash of white wine and her quick stock, which she strained a moment ago.
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Just after the driver backs out of the spot, the tree falls right where his car was parked just a moment ago.
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I wrote earlier that he grieved in private; I wrote a moment ago that he's the most private person I ever knew.
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A moment ago their Hamzah had been controlling the fight; now he was propped against his coach's legs like a rag doll.
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I started this nonprofit that Donna mentioned a moment ago, Redwood Neuroscience Institute, which was just focused on brain theory, cortical theory.
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JOHNSON: Well, we expanded family detention and then we ran into the issue of the Flores case, which you mentioned a moment ago.
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Their interplay is striking: Each transaction feels contingent on its immediate context — what happened a moment ago, and what's in the moment ahead.
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This gets to what we were talking about a moment ago, in terms of well, what can monetary policy do in those circumstances?
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Daniel's fragile male ego starts to go haywire almost immediately, and he's suddenly a little less sexy than he was a moment ago.
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You heard him a moment ago, and his aides with a subpoena of their emails and phone records during that contentious January meeting.
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You rewind and hit play again, each time making more and more sense of whatever chaos exploded on the screen a moment ago.
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And I think Donna mentioned a moment ago, if you're focused on solving a particular problem, you'll engineer a solution to that problem.
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From a bay tree, struck into existence a moment ago, a songbird, a white-spectacled bulbul, called a greeting to the new dawn.
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This is the first I've heard, just a moment ago, that the Chinese have confirmed that they will be sending that delegation this week.
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WALTER ISAACSON: We were talking a moment ago about the possibility of a revelation of what I will just call another sort of Snowden.
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The boat still rocks gently front to back as it crests and descends each wave, but the violence of a moment ago is gone.
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And what you see is, and we&aposve talked about this a moment ago, 603,000 people living in South Korean gulags at this moment.
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"I have opposed authoritarianism all over the world and I was amazed at what Mayor Bloomberg said a moment ago," Sanders replied to O'Donnell.
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The bacterium will swim in a straight line as long as the chemicals it senses seem better now than those it sensed a moment ago.
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I mean, a lot of the programs I think about ... As I said a moment ago, about a third of the loans go to women.
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You labelled him well a moment ago, not very complimentary in some ways, but pretty accurately, he&aposs a very nerdy policy guy, brilliant, beyond brilliant.
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And Mr. Chairman, a moment ago before we went to break, you said it was the mother of all leaks conducted by the Department of Justice.
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And Mr. Chairman, you were just saying a moment ago that we could clear all of this up this week if you were to review the documents.
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It's not clear exactly when or where this is: the ceiling looks a bit more modern than the rougher cell that she was in a moment ago.
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AND CERTAINLY THE TWOS TEN SPREAD WE TALKED ABOUT A MOMENT AGO, THAT CERTAINLY ISN'T GIVING A WARM AND FUZZY FEELING ABOUT WHAT THE FED IS DOING.
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But that person you asked Rick about a moment ago, that lady that's making 10,000 bucks a year, do you know what our poverty programs do to people?
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Yes, the same Elias who used Clinton and DNC funds to help fund that unverified dossier you heard Clinton talking about on the daily show a moment ago.
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If you look to the actual record — you know, Donald mentioned a moment ago that he was just doing business when he was writing checks to liberal Democrats.
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Because as I said to Wilf a moment ago, you know, the risk of serious illness to the average American even if you get it is very low.
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And as I pointed out just a moment ago, the number for the president right now is a 57 percent of those believe that he has made relations worst.
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Not sure if this posted a moment ago but — protestors have moved to the back of the building and a few opened the doors and attempted to rush in.
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Then, like someone who has just reached the bank of a river, he can look round: Was he really, only a moment ago, in the midst of those swirling waters?
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And as I learned just a moment ago, a lead line played with mayo farts is immensely funny and makes me feel like a 12-year-old for laughing at it.
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"I almost vomited when I heard you say something a moment ago ... You don't have to be a water treatment expert, a five year old could figure that out," Cummings said.
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" Or as the stately but sensuous Hatshepsut (Amelia Workman) elaborates: "Yesterday, today, next summer, tomorrow, just a moment ago in 1317 died the last black man in the whole entire world.
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You know, you talked a moment ago about the friendship between the Prime Minister Theresa May and President Trump and obviously there&aposs a long-standing friendship between the leaders of these two countries.
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What is true today, and I just heard it a moment ago, in the articles themselves, where it said, and the speaker I believe actually talked about about this, is the president weakened a foreign leader.
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As I pointed out to Senator Coons a moment ago, a member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, he&aposs one of the relatively few Democrats who hasn&apost already said he&aposs going to vote against him.
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"Just a moment ago, the F-15K, the most powerful fighter-bomber in Northeast Asia, has returned from completing a patrol mission over our land, Dokdo ... without any problems," Moon said Tuesday, according to the news service.
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"I almost vomited when I heard you say something a moment ago," he said, making reference to Earley's decision not to switch away from the Flint River even after the local General Motors plant said the water was unusable.
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Why does "Time" magazine where I will agree with you contrary to a moment ago, "Time" magazine puts on the cover this crying child with the President standing over her and in fact, this kid was never separated from her mom.
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So here's a promise that I make — and I mentioned a moment ago how corrupt the system is — Goldman Sachs, paying a $5 billion fine, gives this country, in recent history, a Republican secretary of treasury, a Democratic secretary of treasury.
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Crazy split-screen images on cable television a moment ago of President Obama and President-elect Donald Trump getting into a limo that will take them to the Capitol, and Hillary and Bill Clinton walking toward their seats to observe. pic.twitter.
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Once I tell a customer service representative the last four digits of my SSN – I just did it a moment ago with an insurance company and it sprang open my personal data like a cheap padlock – I've lost all security.
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LET'S TALK ABOUT XEROX, WHICH YOU MENTIONED A MOMENT AGO YOU HAVE CALLED THAT ONE OF THE WORST RUN COMPANIES I HAVE EVER SEEN THAT WAS A RECENT QUOTE I READ YOU JUST HAD A SETTLEMENT WITH THE COMPANY AS WELL.
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A moment ago, as I was looking at photographs of young men in Charlottesville, Va., who were from my home state, Ohio, and thinking about the message "Heil Hitler" on the T-shirt that one wore, it dawned on me why.
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So, the very bottom line as you were talking about Mike Pompeo a moment ago, the secretary of state, a little scoop I heard was about a week, a week and a half ago, the president went with his family to Camp David.
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If you look at phase three of the investigation like we talked about just a moment ago, having the 22009 people come and testify, I think will be very powerful for the Congress and for the American people to have transparency and sunlight in this whole mess.
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" Which brings us to the STB's third argument: Now that the industry has returned to some modicum of financial health (made possible by reduced regulation and the government-approved consolidation mentioned a moment ago), lowering the reciprocal switching standard will allow the STB to "avoid obsolescence of the Board's regulatory policies.
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SANDERS: You know, I think it is a little bit — it is a little bit — look, what happened at Sandy Hook, what happened in Michigan, what has happened far too often all over this country is a terrible, terrible tragedy, and we have got to do everything we can, as I mentioned a moment ago, to end these mass killings.
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The answer is confidence and commitment to the goals that were set out at the G203 in Brisbane and that we should continue with this G20 and across the world as we recognize that the answer lies in more trade stronger growth more innovation recognition of the extraordinary opportunities that are offered by the electronic digital platforms which Jack Ma was speaking of just a moment ago.
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But then all it needs is for one of the children to test her patience, or not play along with her latest whim, and she starts to yell crazily at the shocked—a moment ago babied—creature, and if I try and intervene (it's one of Ganna's abiding characteristics that she can't stand any contradiction, not from anyone, in any matter), then she will foam with rage.
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You know you have reached the top of the mountain when you are looking at a new world, the existence of which, a moment ago, you could not have suspected, ranges upon ranges paling into the blue distance, and here a peak rising and a second and a third, the relation in which they stand to one another becoming familiar under the blue sky.
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WE FIND THINGS TO DO. AND AGAIN, I'LL GO BACK TO WHAT I SAID A MOMENT AGO, IF YOU HAVE NO RECESSION AND THE ECONOMY IS GROWING AND PROFITS ARE GROWING AND THE FED IS MOVING GRADUALLY TOWARDS A TIGHTENING REGIME, WE JUST FIND THINGS TO DO. WAPNER: SO, LET ME ASK YOU THIS, EARLIER THIS MORNING LARRY FINK ON THE STAGE IN WHICH YOU SAT JUST A SHORT TIME AGO.
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But, you know, if it turns out that that dossier was used as a substance for the investigation that was opened, and the unmasking that was done of members of the Clinton campaign team, it raises the kinds of questions that I brought up a moment ago, whether or not there was sort of a concerted effort on the part of these parties to find a way to undermine the Trump campaign, Michael.
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Elgin (William Katt) is a college student who spends much of his time studying literature and concentrating on his physical fitness by playing solitary soccer. One day, he overhears his friend David (John Heard) making love next door. He then hears David's girlfriend pounding on the door, demanding to know who's in his room with him. Shelly (Beverly D'Angelo) comes into Elgin's room wearing only a towel, implying she was the woman with David just a moment ago.
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During Lilia and Dora's stroll around the neighborhood, Dora asks why Mr. Pirzada wanted to accompany them so direly. Lilia remarks that "his daughters are missing," which causes her great guilt upon saying it. Lilia then tries to justify to Dora that she misspoke a moment ago and that Mr. Pirzada's daughters are actually fine. That night, upon returning home, she learns of the imminent India-Pakistan War and when it occurs in December, their home is deprived of joy.
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For the master gunner it was but a moment's work, and the gun was > rattling away, "Rat-tat-tat, rat-tat-tat," and the Turks who were a moment > ago insolently showing themselves were shot down. For hours Wallingford and > Preston held on, despite every effort of the Turks to dislodge them. The > deadly rifle of the great marksman, and the still more deadly bursts of > machine-gun fire made short work of any venturesome Turks who dared to show > themselves. Their fire slackened.
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She has confirmed that her management are planning her own debut tour, following the release of the album.Mary Byrne talks about Management organising debut tour Byrne also admitted that it felt very ‘surreal’ to be promoting her debut album. She added: “The record company rang me just a moment ago and told me it’s doing well on the pre-orders, which in itself feels amazing. I performed on QVC last week and that’s what got the sales rocketing – I didn’t believe that could happen.
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When Apollo finally caught up with her, Daphne prayed for help to her father, the river god Peneus of Thessaly,Ovid. Metamorphoses. I:452 who immediately commenced her transformation into a laurel tree (Laurus nobilis): :"a heavy numbness seized her limbs, thin bark closed over her breast, her hair turned into leaves, her arms into branches, her feet so swift a moment ago stuck fast in slow-growing roots, her face was lost in the canopy. Only her shining beauty was left." Translation by A. S. Kline, 2000.
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A monkey emerges from the beak of a pelican and fires coconuts at the tribal chief and his litter-bearers, knocking out the two servants and sending the chief flying; the hippopotamus continues to fire coconuts and hits the Chief numerous times. Another ape successfully uses a cat as a bow from which to fire long needles at the Chief's behind. Buddy, watching, swings down from his hut and catches his enemy by the neck. Wrestling the Chief into submission, Buddy again lets loose his jungle roar and is outfitted with the same crown worn, not a moment ago, by the defeated native chief.
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" He told author Curt Smith that he felt using past tense was accurate because "as I speak to you, what happened a moment ago is gone." On August 16, 1948, Hoyt paid tribute to Babe Ruth, speaking on the air without notes for two hours upon learning of his death after a game. He was well known as the pre-eminent authority on Babe Ruth; Hoyt for nearly 10 years was Ruth's teammate and in his small inner circle of friends. Robert Creamer, author of the definitive Ruth biography Babe, indicated in that book's introduction that the novella-length memoir written by Hoyt shortly after Ruth's death was "by far the most revealing and rewarding work on Ruth.
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". Aleklett's Energy Mix (a WordPress blog). Retrieved on 10 July 2011. Scientific skeptic James Randi, discussing the E-Cat in the context of previous cold fusion claims, suggested that it will eventually be proven to be a fraud. Starting ~7:30 Randi says: "But I... I predict that, as I said just a moment ago there, that this man [Rossi] will probably go on the stock market and sell all kinds of shares and issue all kinds of wonderful reports left and right and, um, the reports will influence everybody—er, not everybody—but those who have money to waste and, uh, they will invest in it and then gradually it will become apparent to everybody: 'Gee, maybe it doesn't work'.
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Your own body manifests itself to you mainly as your possibilities of acting in the world. It is what lets you reach out and grab something, for instance, but it also, and more importantly, allows for the possibility of changing your point of view. This helps you differentiate one thing from another by the experience of moving around it, seeing new aspects of it (often referred to as making the absent present and the present absent), and still retaining the notion that this is the same thing that you saw other aspects of just a moment ago (it is identical). Your body is also experienced as a duality, both as object (you can touch your own hand) and as your own subjectivity (you experience being touched).
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Everything changes from moment to moment, and to think of anything as having an "enduring essence" misses the fact that "all things flow", though it is often a useful way of speaking. Whitehead pointed to the limitations of language as one of the main culprits in maintaining a materialistic way of thinking, and acknowledged that it may be difficult to ever wholly move past such ideas in everyday speech.Alfred North Whitehead, Process and Reality (New York: The Free Press, 1978), 183. After all, each moment of each person's life can hardly be given a different proper name, and it is easy and convenient to think of people and objects as remaining fundamentally the same things, rather than constantly keeping in mind that each thing is a different thing from what it was a moment ago.
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Vijayan finally breakdown but his wife rejects it which makes him declare that he is leaving them for sure if it is what they need. His wife asks him why was the emotional whimpering a moment ago and did he even think how they felt for months when Vijayan rejected and left them alone. She says there were many who suggested her to remarry but she lived through each nights with the hope that Vijayan would return and if this is the resolution he has come up with finally, he should go wherever he wishes. Next day with true change of heart he returns to his teaching and the film ends with Vijayan returning to his home with his wife and children through a road where Communist leaders and Sabarimala pilgrims are marching in opposite directions.
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