But throughkindness, I was able to reshape how she acted toward me.
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But the way Veronica acted toward her peers, especially Kevin (Casey Cott) last night gave us pause.
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Tomkins—who had a background in theatre—believed that people acted toward one another according to social scripts.
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" Bieber then got introspective, saying, "I let my broken relationships dictate the way I acted toward people and the way I treated them!
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Many of my good friends — though certainly not all — acted toward me with an attitude like disgust, once it became clear that I needed help.
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In addition, Trump should abandon efforts to impose sanctions on Iran and instead make life miserable for European businesses that deal with Iran, much as Reagan acted toward Europeans who underwrote the Soviet pipeline.
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The White House's request that the Navy hide a destroyer that honors Senator John McCain during President Trump's recent trip to Japan has ignited a furor over how the administration, from the president down, has acted toward the Navy veteran and longtime Arizona lawmaker, who died in August 2018.
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From love there proceeds a joyful, willing, and free mind that serves the neighbor and takes no account of gratitude or ingratitude, praise or blame, gain or loss," and "Our trust in him means that we are Christs to one another and act toward our neighbors as Christ has acted toward us.
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Following the election, she met with First Lady Hillary Clinton and advised her on raising a child in the White House. In her memoir Living History, Clinton wrote that Onassis was "a source of inspiration and advice for me".Clinton, pp. 135–138 Democratic consultant Ann Lewis observed that Onassis had reached out to the Clintons "in a way she has not always acted toward leading Democrats in the past".
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It doesn't suggest that we are > superior or that you are inferior. It suggests, however, that your birth or > your origin is from the black people of this earth: superiority and > inferiority are determined by our righteousness and not by our > color."Farrakhan Meets The Press", Excerpts from interview on Meet the > Press, NBC, Feb 1997, Excerpted in The Final Call Pressed by Russert on whether he agreed with Elijah Muhammad's preaching that whites are "blue-eyed devils", Farrakhan responded: > Well, you have not been saints in the way you have acted toward the darker > peoples of the world and toward even your own people. But, in truth, Mr. > Russert, any human being who gives themself over to the doing of evil could > be considered a devil.
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The Fisheries Protection Service, were it militarised, would present a substantial start to a new national naval service. Raymond Préfontaine, the minister responsible, acted toward that end on orders from Laurier. Two ships were ordered for the Fisheries Protection Service in 1904 with the purpose of starting cadet training for the impending Canadian navy: Canadian Government Ships (CGS) Canada and Vigilant, for the east and west coasts respectively. The naval legislation drafted by Préfontaine stated that these ships would form the nucleus of training for the Naval Militia. Figure 2: CGS Canada. Built by Vickers Sons and Maxim at Barrow-in-Furness in 1904, was 200 feet in length and could steam at 22 knots. After the death of Préfontaine in 1905, Laurier appointed Louis-Philippe Brodeur as Minister. Brodeur had the arduous task of whipping his department into shape after a report by the Royal Commission on the Civil Service stated that its administration was characterized by constant blundering and confusion, with no visible sign of an intelligence purpose unless it be that of spending as much money as possible.
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