Whatever we wanna be in this world, we can be.
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"If you're smart, you want to be in this world."
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Sure, there are worse celebrities you could be in this world.
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The last thing you can be in this world is disposable.
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I have loved getting into costume, just pretending to be in this world.
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We want them to be whoever they feel they can be in this world.
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It's a chance to just go back and be in this world that you create.
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If you want to be in this world, you have to be honest with everybody.
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But I thought Marina B deserved to be in this world of high jewelry, where pieces can easily cost $0003 million.
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As Jesus made clear in John 17, as his followers we are to be in this world, but not of this world.
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There are possibilities — if the show is a hit — to create a second season and still be in this world of Hill House.
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You learn the art of rejection very quickly—you've got to get used to not getting everything you want if you want to be in this world.
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Margaret Lee: Ideally we would all be able to be in this world and look at all things non-hierarchically and relate to people and objects honestly.
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"I wanted to show that feeling of what it's like to be in this world that wants you to be less than you are," she told Interview in 2014.
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This day is significant because in the yogic tradition, the 120th day after conception is the day that the soul enters the mother's body and chooses to be in this world.
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But I will say that it's important to me for people to know that I want to be in this world to bring beauty and pleasure to my community and to myself.
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We're not sure exactly what they signify, but spiral patterns are important in a lot of different cultures in our world, and it makes sense that they would be in this world as well.
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While those punks at your school are deciding what kind of people they want to be in this world, how would you and your mom like to come to the Avengers premiere in LA next year?
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"I'm not healthy all the time — nobody is — but it's good to be in this world of conversation because it reengages me with my healthy habits because you can't reach them if you don't actually do them," she says.
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Resurrecting a person, bringing him back almost in body, only to let him flicker out again like a light—that reminds us of what we never forget, which is that whatever afterlives there are, or could be, won't ever be in this world.
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Her inspirational and empowering Facebook post shows Shane coming to terms with the fact that she was not the problem in the relationship, and furthermore, accepting that all she needs to be in this world is herself and encouraging others to do the same.
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It will be for the "pockets of people who don't formally have access to this world, who want to be in this world, who have no idea how to get there, and who demonstrate some skill in some capacity and a passion for it."
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This metaphysical theology gives cosmic significance to the life of each person, as each individual has particular tasks that only they can fulfil. Therefore, gilgulim assist the individual soul in this cosmic plan. This also explains the Kabbalistic reason why the future eschatological Utopia will be in this World, as only in the lowest, Physical realm is the purpose of Creation fulfilled.
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"8th Day" is a traditional-leaning country song with lyrics that celebrate farmers and country girls. Inspired by the biblical passage outlining what God created on the first days of existence, the song "pays homage to strong, confident and sometimes-complicated women who were finely crafted to be in this world." Its celebratory nature has been compared to that of Brody's first chart-topper, "Canadian Girls" (2012).
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After they were drunk, they became intimate with her and after > noticing a witness, they killed them. On the next day, Harut and Marut > regretted their deeds but could not ascend to heaven anymore due to their > sins, as their link to the angels was broken. Thereupon, God asked them, > either their punishment shall be in this world or in the hereafter. They > chose to be punished on earth and therefore were sent to Babel as a test, > teaching humans magic but not without warning them that they were just a > temptation.
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This gives the Hasidic explanation why Nachmanides and the Kabbalists ruled that the final eschatological era will be in this World, against Maimonides's view that it will be in Heaven, in accordance with his philosophical view of the elevation of intellect over materiality in relating to God. In Kabbalah, the superiority of this world is to enable the revelation of the complete Divine emanations, for the benefit of Creation, as God Himself lacks no perfection. For example, the ultimate expression of the sephirah of Kindness is most fully revealed when it relates to our lowest, physical World. However, the Hasidic interpretation sees the Kabbalistic explanations as not the ultimate reason, as, like Kabbalah in general, it relates to the Heavenly realms, which are not the ultimate purpose of Creation.
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They have no garden which is a great shame as the soil seems very rich. Mr MacNider had caught that morning a trout weighing 8 pounds which we took down for dinner. We came home to our cottage at Grand Métis at Seven O'Clock in our own calash on very indifferent roads, took another very large fish weighing 6 pounds, took our supper, went to bed as happy as can be in this world of troubles Always at his own expense, MacNider continued to develop the seigneury to provide employment for the settlers, which by 1822 was home to over one hundred people. He built fishing stages at L'Anse-aux-Morts; a shipyard at Little Metis and several lighthouses for the benefit of the ships entering the mouth of the St. Lawrence River.
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