"First and foremost, wrestling teaches you an awesome work ethic," Dillashaw said.
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It's an integration organization for newly arrived immigrants, and they do awesome work.
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You've done awesome work, you've made some great connections, all while growing and learning.
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RFM: You've been doing a lot of awesome work with your advocacy for diversity in STEAM.
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"We salute our friends at DeepMind for doing awesome work," Facebook CTO Mike Schroepfer said in today's keynote.
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And I expect that she'll be up here winning Emmys herself for all the awesome work that she does.
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"We just wanted to honor David for all the awesome work he does," CD Projekt PR Manager Radek Grabowski told me over email.
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"I don't remember there being this much traffic," Love announces five decades later while recreating what has to be one of pop culture's most awesome work commutes for PEOPLE.
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Seeing other people's awesome work would really inspire you to try and compete, but everyone ultimately had the same goals and was always willing to help each other out.
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"That's totally legitimate and awesome work," Angwin said, but once the new site launches in early 222 she and her team will be proactively building new data sets — something she and her co-founder Jeff Larson previously did at ProPublica — in the interest of investigative journalism.
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In an interview conducted shortly after his appointment, Morton emphasized a need for moderation: > And you're putting people in jail, and that's good work but it's also > awesome work. I mean your actions lead to somebody going to jail. So I > think, you know, the way to look at Government service is as a great honor > and privilege. ... As a Government employee, balanced perspective is > critical, trying to reach the common good is critical.
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His first YouTube video in the series details how money kept in multinational banks can be used to finance destructive projects all over the world. This video inspired people to move millions of dollars out of centralized banks and into local banks and credit unions, and reached people throughout North America, South America, Africa and much of Europe. Thiermann explains, “Because I see a big disconnect between the people who are doing awesome work in world and their ability to communicate that work with the rest of world. I see myself as a conduit between people and big organizations, and I package their stories in a way that is digestive enough so that they can take action.
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