When you show up, be humble, learn, and just listen.
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If you've got an opinion, why be humble about it?
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Be humble, but swagger You don't have all the answers.
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And then, be humble enough to learn along the way.
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Her manner may be humble, but her influence is large.
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I want to be humble, but I want to be comfortable.
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Be passionate, be proud, be humble & be you … Love u bust.
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Having said so, our attitude will be humble, but not surrendering.
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I want him to be humble and treat people with respect.
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A: Be humble, have passion and do things from your heart.
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"We want to be humble, approachable and non-intimidating," he said.
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We must be humble and listen and heed the forgotten voices.
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It's just one month, when your religion asks you to be humble.
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It teaches me to be humble and try not to be greedy.
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Maybe he thinks most people should be humble, and others should not.
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It's all good, and I'm not going to be humble for that either.
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Any successful tech company needs to be humble — think customer-first, outside-in.
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Take a step back and balance today's vibe by trying to be humble.
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Be humble," the 34-year-old tweeted, referencing Kendrick Lamar's hit track "Humble.
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And other team members need to be humble enough to recognize this individual.
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In fact, it violated the second rule, too -- be humble in all victories.
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You don't need to be humble about your belief that the world is round.
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"Be humble, learn to obey, don't worry about material stuff," Ms. Tolokonnikova rhymes sarcastically.
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You try to be humble, Virgo, but now is the time to spoil yourself.
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We have to be humble, dignified, put in a good shift as a team.
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Finally, be humble, you are not perfect, don't feel the need to show this.
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China must be humble, treat Japan with respect and continue to learn from it.
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"So understand and be humble that we have all been socialized in these ways."
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But we had to be humble about that because we're a little tech startup.
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The idea was to put yourself out there and aspire for things, but be humble.
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We don't need to build now wrong expectations, we have to be humble as well.
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I'm not exaggerating — there's no false humility, there's nothing to be humble about this feeling.
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Buttigieg said his faith counsels him to be humble and look after people who need defending.
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It's good to be humble, but no one should frown upon people being confident in themselves.
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We will forever remember Roldan to be humble and honest, and a generous and patient man.
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That&aposs one reason why Arbour says it&aposs so important for CIOs to be humble.
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"We will forever remember Roldan to be humble and honest, and a generous and patient man."
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But be humble and you may be surprised by how willing people are to help out.
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The subject of an important work email is not the time to be humble or coy.
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Samsung's apology has been comprehensive and, as far as a big conglomerate can be, humble and sincere.
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Having that pushes you to want to be humble and want to live a life like Christ.
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Part of being a good husband and father is being able to listen, be humble and compromise.
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You need to stay focused and be humble when you are successful and learn from your failures.
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"We have to be humble but I definitely think there are grounds for an acquittal," he said.
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"We have to be humble and continue to put the work in," Timberwolves forward Taj Gibson said.
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It is such a great thing to be humble that none of us really appreciate it today.
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It's important to be humble and to realize that past success is no guarantee of future returns.
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Then appreciate that you're not in the throes of it anymore, and use it to be humble.
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It is time to listen to the people who voted for change, be humble and think again.
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"Politics must stop being arrogant and start to be humble," Di Maio wrote in la Repubblica newspaper.
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But what was important, at that moment, was his next transition, where Zuckerberg proved he can be humble.
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"Note: I gained 44 pounds during my pregnancy, so this post isn't meant to be 'humble,' " Webb wrote.
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Kendrick Lamar might find it harder to be humble -- his "DAMN" album just won a prestigious Pulitzer Prize.
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We should be humble about what we don't know regarding the connection between extreme weather and climate change.
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BUT YOU HAVE TO BE HUMBLE ENOUGH TO RECOGNIZE WHEN THE FACTS ARE DIFFERENT THAN THE ORIGINAL THESIS.
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If you're as strong as I am — if you're not, be quiet and be humble and be submissive.
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" He added: "I always learned in this game: Stay humble, be humble, or this game will humble you.
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It's also a warning to be humble: what we thought made us cool in 2006 looks dorky in hindsight.
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There is a dog-eared playbook for industry titans called before lawmakers: Apologize repeatedly, be humble, keep it boring.
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"Many women are socialized to be humble, modest, and to avoid external displays of pride or arrogance," Winch says.
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Here is my own Bernardini Proverb, based on the messages conveyed by the overwhelming majority of proverbs: Be humble.
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"The whole Walmart culture is to be humble, so all these startup announcements are countercultural in Bentonville," one source said.
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Despite that we need to be humble because we know... that Monza is not really the best track for us.
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As an Asian woman, she said, she was raised to be humble and quiet and felt uncomfortable promoting her skills.
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"We should be humble in terms of recognizing the extreme limits of our own understanding of physics and the universe."
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It also didn't help that growing up, I'd been taught to be humble and let my work speak for itself.
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The group wrote that "monetary policymakers should be humble about how much can be expected" from new monetary policy tools.
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But you need to learn to be humble enough to stop before you get defensive about difficult or negative feedback.
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Or maybe you believed it was important to be humble and modest and not show off your far better knowledge.
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Special elections are far from perfect in predicting future results, however, so we need to be humble about this projection.
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"I think the most important thing is to be humble, to listen, to realize everybody's got a story," Clinton says.
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" And I said, "Okay, that's great, but you've got to be humble, and you have to say, 'I made a mistake.
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Without that kind of foresight, you owe it to the world to be humble about your ability to forecast the future.
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Walking out of our first viewing, we found DAU 7 to be humble in scope: a simple tale of domestic strife.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNJerry Seinfeld Brutally Disses KeshaDelta Airlines: Support Dog Attacks PassengerDavid Spade: Burglars Make Off W/ SafeKendrick Lamar: Be Humble!
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Leaking sensitive or classified information empowers those who should be humble and small — nameless bureaucrats — to satisfy their ambitions and resentments.
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"I think our family motto is to always work hard, be humble, kind, and thoughtful about others around us," he said.
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The expectation going into the debates was that Bloomberg had to keep his cool, and by extension, be humble, calm, chill.
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Hernandez said that as Loughlin prepares for what&aposs to come, she should learn to accept her situation and be humble.
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Anyone who is humble but still super accomplished, super recognized, renowned, has status, and has every reason to not have to be humble if they don't want to, but they still choose to be humble because they value that humanity is connected — that we're all on the same level as humans — that humility is what wins my heart.
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"Make good things, care about the people who are supportive of what you do, be humble to what you make," she says.
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I thought about the interview and realized how many times David Remnick asked Ive a question and invited him to be humble.
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"We want leaders to give honest apologies who can be humble enough to admit when they're wrong," McIntosh said another sign read.
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"We want leaders who give honest apologies and can be humble enough to admit when they're wrong," reads one of the signs.
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The cadets who master their lessons also will learn to be humble — and that will serve them well in the U.S. Army.
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To be humble is to be courageous, and humility and courage lay the stage for wellness, healing, and resilience at many levels.
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The United States needs to be humble about what it doesn't know and cautious about more direct involvement in the country's politics.
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Until then, we should be humble about the likelihood that our impressions will provide a reliable guide to a candidate's future performance.
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" But unlike her, he believes that "the important thing is to be humble, not to assume that you understand before you actually do.
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Humility is a good thing but to be humble doesn't mean you have to be a victim and this is Montreal's biggest problem.
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"I think our family motto is to always work hard, be humble, kind and thoughtful about others around us," he tells the mag.
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Instead of assuming that you are the best interviewer of all time, be humble and welcoming of ideas as to how to improve.
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Don't forget to thank the people who helped you along the way, and be humble, not a jerk, when you make six-figures.
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He was urged to be humble, and he felt that he had been, in an apology video that his campaign released early Saturday.
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But they also have to be humble in some very precise ways around ideas and decisions, and being able to change their mind.
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"He's a humble man with very little to be humble about," William Cohen, who served as President Clinton&aposs Pentagon secretary, said of Mattis.
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I just want to be humble, play my game and show my teammates and coaching staff that I can be here and play well.
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Still, she suggests that returning volunteers be "humble" when it comes to claiming they have made a difference, either for others or for themselves.
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They displayed a huge growth mindset, they were more likely to be humble and talk about mistakes and saw failure as opportunities to grow.
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That's a really important part of creativity—to be humble and try to make something that transcends, that's smarter and wiser than you are.
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"Those of us who know him see consistently [a] guy who is compassionate, who can be humble, ... who enjoys himself on the trail," she said.
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But first, we open on Emmit who is listening to the classical style country song (released in 1980) "Hard to Be Humble" by Mac Davis.
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"I say to my daughter, You can be humble, but if you come out quite mousy that's how they're going to see you," Tinuke said.
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I always believe that one must be humble, because if you think you are good, there are lots of people who are better than you.
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They raised my sister and me to be humble, hardworking, and patriotic, and I am forever grateful for the sacrifices they made on our behalf.
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Be humble when working with other teamsWillink and his task unit won the brutal Second Battle of Ramadi, which lasted from March to November 2006.
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He recorded himself reading favorite bedtime stories such as Goodnight Moon, and wrote emotional letters to his daughters, telling them to be humble, loving and kind.
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"Ben spent years at the top of his field but now he's had to be humble because he's still learning to be a surgeon," says George.
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"One had to be humble and modest," he told Reuters, advising investors to be wary of the consensus view that a 'no-deal' Brexit was unlikely.
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One caveat, you must be humble when accepting feedback, rather than become defensive, or the act of asking for feedback puts your relationship at a deficit.
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We should be humble about what we can know a year into the future, never mind a century, and we should be refining our assumptions continuously.
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Out here, between the Rockies and Appalachia, if you tell a kid to be humble and gritty and take nothing for granted, it'll seep in over time.
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They told us about the role models who have taught them how to work hard, be humble, help others and stand up for what they believe in.
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So we need to be humble about what we know but it does appear that social distancing with testing can get the cases down to low levels.
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Before headed to Boeing, Dickson said in an interview with CNN that FAA needs to be "humble" about areas for improvement after approving the Boeing 737 MAX.
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"I will always be humble to my dying day," Mr. Hicks, tongue in cheek as usual, said when interviewed in 2013 by Roberta Donnay of the Hot Licks.
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Stay nimble, stay flexible, and be humble enough to admit we are not prepared to face dirty little wars, because we have no idea what will happen next.
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If you&aposve been given a new leadership position, "You want to be humble, you want to listen, you want to take advice from other people," he said.
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The bottom line for Democrats in rural America, especially our candidates for president: Show up, show respect, offer specific solutions but be collaborative in the process, and be humble.
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You'd be surprised to know that it is in fact possible to be both the child of a celebrity and be humble, grounded, insecure, goofy, and obsessed with Instagram.
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Be humble and willing to learn from any task In the 90s, if your boss asked you to grab coffee or make copies, you did it with a smile.
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But right now, today, I choose to believe that Nancy Pelosi means for all of us to be calm, to be humble, to be civil, and to work together.
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While the materials that went into Mariette's wardrobe — fake fur, and lots of it — may be humble, her overall style is big, bold and colorful, if a tad wilted.
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On the one hand he has this chutzpah and confidence, but he also has the ability to be humble and trust other people to know things that he doesn't.
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And the heart is a huge part of it, and a willingness to do it together and to share a vision and be humble to the vision and the process.
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And two of the placards appeared to refer to the election: "We want leaders who give honest apologies and can be humble enough to admit when they're wrong!!!!!" one said.
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"Being able to be humble and present yourself in a way that it&aposs clear that you still have things to learn — professionally or personally — is really important," Tuttle said.
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It de-centers us and destabilizes us, and makes us realize that actually, we should be humble, and not think that our gut impressions of the world around us are reliable.
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He spent his Thursday afternoon telling and showing the world that he can be humble about the success he's achieved—and that he hopes others with power can do the same.
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" Don't expect the 5-4 decisions by the Kavanaugh Court to be "humble, meek, narrow," said Brian Fallon, executive director of the progressive Demand Justice: "I expect far-reaching, sweeping decisions.
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My Money Diary experience taught me to have more balance — to take my work more seriously and be humble but still watch TV all morning if I can and want to.
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Natively captured shots will be humble single-eye, 1024×1024 affairs, and you'll need to record audio separately for video — so for some, this built-in tool may not be sufficient.
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" In addition, "it was not so easy to be humble … people seemed determined to see him as a hero ... he did not like the idea of being put on a pedestal.
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To say that it's a good thing to be maternal, to be emotional, to be collaborative; to be humble and value community instead of bombastically valuing oneself (like certain toxically masculine opponents).
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"I have mentioned that we will be humble, listen to different voices and set up an expert commission to find a way out of the current situation we are facing," she said.
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Vice President Pence shared advice Wednesday with a group of students in Chicago on how to be a leader like President Trump, saying a leader must be humble and exercise self-control.
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Since then, I've tried to be humble about my ability to forecast events, which also means taking the other side of a prediction as seriously as the one I'm inclined to believe.
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During the ceremony where the new cardinals received their red hat, known as a "biretta", the pope said they were called to be humble servants of others and not "princes of the Church".
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Employees were expected to absorb "the Ikea spirit," to be humble, clean-cut and courteous, not just knowledgeable about Ikea's products but enthusiastic about its corporate ideology — principles to work and live by.
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Even if we should be humble in predicting that self-driving vehicles will upend the trucking sector or drone delivery will decimate supermarkets, we can be confident that some creative destruction is coming.
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Her life is an instruction manual on how to be humble enough, small enough, tiny enough, gracious enough, heartful enough, big enough, to do what Ella Fitzgerald did at Harvard 37 years ago.
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I think the school and most of the staff really prides itself on trying to be humble people, and there are a lot of tremendously successful people here but they carry it lightly.
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What are your chances of being put in charge of another project when you didn't even have the maturity to be humble, to take a backseat and support the project that was being undertaken?
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Clinton -- who, like Bush, didn't mention President Donald Trump -- agreed that officeholders need to be humble, and warned that those "who are real arrogant in office" have forgotten that history will be their judge.
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These celebrations can be small, they can be totally meaningless to other people, they can be grand, they can be humble, they can be self-indulgent — and all of that is totally, absolutely fine.
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"Please allow me to say it loud and clear: The more powerful you are, the more your actions will have an impact on people, the more you are called to be humble," he said.
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Mario Hernandez, a salesman in San Diego, California, who spent two years in prison drug charges, told Insider that Lori Loughlin should "be humble" as she faces three charges in the college admissions scandal.
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Under normal circumstances, this insecurity would lead most public servants to put their heads down, study hard, be humble about what they don't know, seek out greater knowledge, and really learn their new trade.
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That could be because they tended not to publicly discuss their accomplishments, perhaps because of social pressure to be humble or demure—qualities that the study's authors also note are desirable to the opposite sex.
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Every little increase in human freedom has been fought over ferociously between those who want us to know more and be wiser and stronger, and those who want us to obey and be humble and submit.
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So you have to be humble in front of those things, and I have been very consistent since the recovery of the share prices, to say the same thing I said when it was going down.
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Braggadocio comes with the territory for being famous and getting richer by playing a rich guy on TV—the public didn't want Trump to be humble any more than they wanted Paris Hilton to be bashful.
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After years of working at massive corporations — and even launching a successful beverage company, Hint — I've always tried to be humble about what I don't know and surround myself with people who are more knowledgeable than I am.
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As a young man, Curly had a vision enjoining him to be humble: to dress simply, to keep nothing for himself, and to put the needs of the tribe, especially of its most vulnerable members, before his own.
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Washington (CNN)Federal Aviation Administration chief Stephen Dickson says his agency must be "humble" about areas for improvement after approving the Boeing 737 MAX, the plane models that crashed twice in less than six months killing 346 people.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis elevated five senior clerics from outside Italy and the Vatican to the top rank of cardinal on Wednesday, urging them to be humble and not forget refugees and victims of war, terrorism and injustice.
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Antitrust law and structural reforms may go some way, yet Jason Furman of Harvard University appropriately advises of the need to be "humble" about the scope of policies to address the wider economic problems seen across the major economies.
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F. It was the cultural Rorschach test of 2017, whether you believed the fiery refrain "Bitch, sit down/be humble" was directed at rap-game rivals, oblivious selfie queens, the media, or maybe even the face in the mirror.
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The fired former FBI director says that great leaders have enough confidence to be humble and are confident in their own skin -- qualities are needed to be a great leader and which he says the President does not possess.
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They could learn "to have integrity, to be brave, to be selfless, to be humble, to follow their good intentions thoroughly to action, to be kind, and never to underestimate the impact of a nice wire rim," she said.
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It would have been easy for her to rail against the Nashville establishment, which still expects its stars to be humble and cheerful, and to provide a steady supply of clean-scrubbed three-and-a-half minute sing-alongs.
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I read the book and I took an enormous amount away on a very personal level in terms of how to think and be humble and try to understand the other side and hope that everybody has good intentions.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of people waved palm and olive branches in St. Peter's Square on Palm Sunday as Pope Francis led the world's Catholics into Holy Week commemorations ahead of Easter calling for the Church to be humble.
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Instead of explaining why the science wasn't certain (which would have been impossible, because it is), Stephens urged readers to be "humble" about what they think they know, citing Hillary Clinton's unexpected loss to Donald Trump in the presidential election.
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During a speech at the National Student Leadership Conference, Pence said in order for a leader to be like the president, they must listen, be humble, have a character people respect, work to serve others and learn from other leaders.
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"People charged with crime and parents faced with losing their children need caring advocates who are not afraid in the public arena to challenge governmental power and not afraid in the private arena to be humble and kind with clients," he said.
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While the president of the United States was busy tweeting memes and insulting television personalities this weekend, a video circulated showing the chief justice of the US Supreme Court, John Roberts, encouraging a new generation of young men to be humble and generous.
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I go on a lot of speaking engagements to talk about the relationships that I have and the journey that I've gone on, to help inspire young people to honor that gift that they have, be humble that that gift is given.
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My point is that maybe it's not the "I" that's the problem; maybe the "I", as a mode of expression, in image or writing, or music, for that matter, can be humble or tyrannical, generous or attention-seeking, conservative or revolutionary, and so on.
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The games list includes quite a few smaller releases and some remasters, like God of War 3 Remastered, but though it may be humble beginnings, it's also a good sign that Sony intends to keep investing in the service and bringing more recent iconic titles to member.
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I think we have to be humble to the fact that we don't know everything, there will always be more to learn, and I think if we are open to learning as much as we can, we are going to be able to use our tools better.
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"I feel that there is some sort of double standard for females in sports to feel like we have to be humble in our successes and have to celebrate, but not too much, and have to do something but it always has to be in a limited fashion," she said.
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He credits her not just with teaching him how to speak, but also how to be, Tongan—how to grow into the 'TONGA' tattoo he had inked onto his own stomach in his American prison cell, how to roast a whole pig, how to cultivate his land, how to be humble.
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Fadell couldn't be further apart from Google's CEO Sundar Pichai, who is widely reported to be humble and team-oriented to a fault, or from Alphabet CEO Larry Page, who often wanders through academic conferences and engages in tête-a-têtes with prominent scientists (without assuming they know who he is).
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"The Philipp Plein brand is a tacky joke, one contrasted so starkly against a backdrop of other designers in New York doing their best to be humble and tell authentic, compelling stories about what fashion means to them and to an ever-changing world, despite their varied levels of success," she wrote.
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It's not the man that's perfect all the time… The Skinny's part of that, being able to be in these really hard places and the journey of coming out of it or asking for help, having to be humble, having to seek spirituality… It's such a gift that I would've never had [otherwise].
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The first steps are simple: to be humble in the face of what we don't know, to be respectful of nature and its powers, and to work together to preserve not just our lives and those of our loved ones, but the lives of all of us in the hive, young and old, celebrating the gift of being alive.
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" Speaking to the press on Friday ahead of the U.S. team's World Cup final match-up with the Netherlands, Morgan said, via ESPN, "I feel that there is some sort of double standard for females in sports, to feel like we have to be humble in our successes and have to celebrate, but not too much or in a limited fashion.
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So with hindsight and some hard-won wisdom, Dalio would have told his younger self, "you can be worlds smarter and raise your chances of making better decisions if you could simply be humble and worried enough about being wrong to have the smartest people who are willing to disagree with you and challenge you so that you could examine their reasoning," Dalio wrote on Reddit.
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"I admire you, Brother Francis, for taking time as a true Jesuit, to discern and be humble enough to change your mind, to apologize and take action — an example for all of us," she said, according to the AP. Around 190 church leaders attended the four-day summit at the Vatican, which was called by Francis to address sexual abuse in Catholic ministries around the world.
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"What I have found in my journey as a writer, is that even though I aspire to greatness, even though I wanted to make beauty and truth and all those big highfalutin things, the only way that I could do it was to be humble and to say, 'I am really going to try, and I might fail and I am not going to feel sorry for myself, I am going to be strong in the midst of my humility.'"
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" President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson Clinton3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Buckingham Palace: Any suggestion Prince Andrew was involved in Epstein scandal 'abhorrent' The magic of majority rule in elections MORE has said, "One of the things that bothers me more than anything else about our future is that… we don't want to be around very many people who disagree with us… The most important thing is to be humble, to listen, to realize everybody's got a story.
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