Bravely is changing the workplace for the better Bravely is a new platform that may be just what employees everywhere have been looking for.
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Bravely&aposs cofounder and CEO, Toby Hervey, told me that Bravely is especially popular among employees in their first few months at a new company.
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" Penthouse digs her, anyway ... calling Farrah, "bravely brazen.
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Bravely, it does so from an outpost of further exile.
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Even Mindy Kaling has bravely bared her blemishes on Instagram.
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There's no need to fight or bravely go to work.
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Some proved deeply dysfunctional, though many fought fiercely and bravely.
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Sticking to her guns, the singer bravely kept the pencil.
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They served, most of them, bravely, and many were wounded.
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An overwhelming majority of Vietnam veterans served honorably and bravely.
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"The troops have fought bravely," The Times's Editorial Board writes.
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"Our pros are neutral," said Sarah Sheehan, a Bravely cofounder.
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But McGahn acted honorably and bravely when it mattered most.
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Totally normal example of a weatherman bravely standing on grass.
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I talked to a Bravely Pro about a situation at work I decided to try Bravely for myself, and made an appointment to speak with a Pro about a situation I was facing at work.
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That would be one thing: go bold or bravely, but smartly.
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More women continue to come out and bravely share their story.
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Bravely returning to work on Monday, the contractor was bitten. Again.
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"He bravely came forward to testify when others wouldn't," Hermus said.
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Catharsis is here: Let the tears flow and face change bravely.
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At least within yourself, you bravely face who you really are.
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You will encounter some deep fears: Will you face them bravely?
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In an instant, he killed 28503 Americans bravely serving their country.
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I knew she bravely served our country in the National Guard.
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Giuseppina bravely brought her up alone, despite the shame of it.
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Somebody else took his place and bravely cried, 'I'm a Blackstar.
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The woman it belonged to bravely kept the pain to herself.
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" He bravely added, "Pride was more damaged than my hands or shoes.
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To bravely go where a million style journalists have gone before me.
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You also bravely shared your experience with postpartum depression this past year.
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The NLD and its leader spent decades bravely fighting for political power.
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Pete bravely protected the rest of the crew who got to safety.
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You're bravely saying what's on your mind as the moon meets Mars.
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The remaining possibilities can be seized more bravely, and lived more deeply.
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Aries season begins today, encouraging you to bravely make some big changes.
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Express an interest in their lives and be bravely expressive toward them.
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At some point, Valentine shifted to me and smiled, I thought, bravely.
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Instead she bravely and eloquently spoke up about our First Amendment rights.
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They may not know that, and CDPR bravely conceals the game's origins.
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In Turkey, a refugee from Syria bravely rebuilds a life for her family.
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Lady Gaga is bravely opening up about the lasting effects of rape trauma.
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Mr Turnbull has bravely asked a parliamentary committee to suggest a way forward.
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If I performed more bravely, then I would have done better,'' Shang said.
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Watch him bravely "send it" into the sky, only to land preeeeetty hard.
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For parents bravely traveling with their babies, a travel high chair is essential.
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Witnesses said Roberson bravely stopped the shooter and pinned him to the ground.
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Mila, a thirty-year-old who grew up in Guinea-Bissau, bravely volunteered.
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The universe is asking you to bravely open up to change and transformation.
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The statistics on those who bravely choose to press charges are all telling.
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Bravely, Fowler extracted his ball from the sand and almost sank the shot.
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Officer died after bravely swapping places with hostage in ISIS related terror attack.
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Many people from Hawaii served bravely in World War II, and many died.
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Bravely so: Too often the mental health effects of institutional racism go ignored.
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Bravely standing up to goons espousing evil ideologies should be venerated and emulated.
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According to Spaulding, Bravely usage spiked during Zillow&aposs 2018 performance-review season.
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If your company is a Bravely client, you can arrange a phone call with a Bravely "pro," or coach, to get guidance on anything from asking for a raise to writing a self-evaluation to dealing with a difficult boss.
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Taraji P. Henson is bravely speaking out about her struggles with depression and anxiety.
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Bravely currently works with 25 companies, including Evernote and Zillow, with plans to expand.
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"I want to thank those people that supported me so, so bravely," he said.
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Iraqi forces are "performing effectively and bravely and taking on significant casualties," Obama said.
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"Our soldiers have fought bravely and we stand committed to bringing peace," he said.
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To see her face death bravely and pass to the other side with honor.
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Here are six who bravely spoke to CNN about what they fear most. 4.
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It is an experience reserved for those willing to bravely leap into the unknown.
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President Donald Trump bravely celebrated Christmas this week along with 90 percent of America.
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Today the internet is awash with essays by women bravely asserting child-free desires.
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After coming out bravely, Lito decides to face the consequences — and they are brutal.
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As a teenager, he bravely answered the call to serve our country in WWII.
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She, bravely, put herself in the rooms where she knew she deserved to be.
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Last month, Nadia Murad Basee Taha bravely told her story to the United Nations.
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Nothing. Many women have found their voices and bravely come forward with their stories.
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It's the least I can do to repay those who stood bravely this time.
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Bravely Angélique accepts her fate, and settles in to her new life of service.
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Joshua Brown bravely stood up to injustice and helped put Amber Guyger behind bars.
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Who is a hero to our generation, and who fought bravely alongside the men?
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The moon connects with warrior planet Mars, asking you to bravely face your fears.
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He later championed Polish nationhood, fighting bravely for what was then a lost cause.
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Mars enters Aquarius this evening, encouraging you to bravely say what's on your mind.
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And in the end, she finds the confidence to face her romantic desires bravely.
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He says he&aposs grateful to all the victims and survivors who bravely came forward.
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Bravely has set out to help people thrive at work, and is doing just that.
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Kesha has always been bravely open about her struggles, and this time is no different.
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Instead of recoiling in disgust, Emily bravely pulled out her phone and snapped a picture.
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But the bravely that they displayed, pistols against a rifle is not a fair fight.
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Since then, women have bravely spoken out about the comments that have stuck with them.
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And so did the family of Alton Sterling, who bravely called to end the violence.
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Nelsan's father has bravely agreed for me to share the circumstances of Nelsan's heart failure.
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Jaime King is advocating for survivors of sexual assault by bravely sharing her own story.
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He bravely continued with his show and had us in awe with his stage presence.
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Another officer bravely used his baton against the multiple men with knives, incurring severe injury.
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Kindred Bravely makes this a possibility with their French Terry Racerback Nursing and Sleep Bra.
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Bravely standing up to political peer pressure will result in practical solutions for struggling Americans.
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Enjoying the day with family and new friends, Williamson bravely boarded a Skydive Snohomish plane.
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" But Systrom bravely told the truth (emphasis mine): "When you are an innovator, that's awesome.
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Ahead, nine girls from around the world bravely open up about their first period. Why?
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But the Sandernistas, bravely idealistic or perhaps merely deluded, thought they had an extraordinary candidate.
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" The superintendent applauded Nathan because he "bravely stood up and called his teacher to account.
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Bravely, the three pieces are run in quick succession, with only brief pauses in between.
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A bespectacled Cannavale bravely gives us a Jason figure who is basically a spineless hunk.
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It was exciting to see him doing so well and taking that diagnosis so bravely.
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He served honorably and bravely as a combat helicopter pilot who flew missions in Afghanistan.
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Few athletes have so bravely stood against inequitable institutions at the height of their careers.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Sagittarius, encouraging you to bravely express your emotions!
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She's right, that word, "brave," seems to be a backhanded compliment used by those who think only certain bodies that can be seen in certain ways — whether it's Graham bravely posing in a bathing suit, or Amy Schumer bravely stripping down for a calendar.
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The young actress who played Eleven, Mille Bobby Brown, bravely shaved her head for the role.
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Emily, 23 and Abigail, a college student, bravely recounted memories of their father in the documentary.
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" Another of Luyendyk Jr. bravely venturing near the rough North Atlantic read, "Freakin love this nerd.
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Bravely sessions follow a distinct four-step structure: Discovery, option identification, game planning, and role playing.
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I learned to wade bravely through the chaotic traffic, crossing streets while staring down oncoming drivers.
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Till bravely chose to show the public the brutality done to her 14-year-old child.
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She didn't only carry the cub, but also also bravely put her finger in it's mouth!
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Busy Philipps and Ellen DeGeneres are bravely speaking their truth about their experiences with sexual abuse.
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Haye bravely clambered back into the ring only for his corner to throw in the towel.
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Senior Chief Owens was killed in action fighting bravely on a mission that the President ordered.
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Countless families — even sick little children, the Little Lobbyists — bravely came forward to tell their stories.
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Soon after, she bravely testified before the Senate in the hope that it would produce change.
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When Ronnie got Alzheimer's, she rather bravely—for a Republican—started pushing for stem-cell research.
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Ben, too, needs a nap, but he bravely stays awake for the wine and awkward conversation.
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Afghan forces have fought bravely since the end of 2014, when NATO combat troops formally left.
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They stood bravely to defend the Constitution and the American tradition of the Rule of Law.
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I stand with and pray for these women who have bravely come forward and spoken out.
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Side judge Keith Washington bravely stepped up to the fallen sex toy and... he kicked it.
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Rebel Wilson is bravely sharing her first headshot as an actress – and it is spectacularly awkward.
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I went to villages where girls had bravely resisted marriage, sometimes enduring beatings for doing so.
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"She told me very bravely, 'You can tell your story better than anyone,'" Ms. Rossellini said.
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"No, I don't want it," I remember saying bravely to their offer through my stoic misery.
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"We commend Justice O'Connor for bravely sharing her diagnosis and increasing awareness about this devastating disease."
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Young people who were formerly homeless also came to the event to bravely share their stories.
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Instead, they've bravely fought for themselves and their families, and persevered in the face of adversity.
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Companies such as Zillow and Pinterest offer access to Bravely as a benefit to their employees.
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Bravely aggregates anonymized data from all the calls and reports major trends back to the companies.
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Employees come to Bravely to talk about everything from an upcoming performance review to management issues
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So, for the sake of science, researchers bravely decided to step forward and make some people sick.
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But despite all the hardship girls we face, we still choose to exist, bravely, boldly, and beautifully.
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Reagan and President Reagan bravely shared his diagnosis of Alzheimer s disease with the world in 26.
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Her autobiography is a glimpse into the life of someone who continually, bravely, forges her own way.
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He was rewarded with a standing ovation for bravely ignoring everything and doing the same old shit.
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He's dead, he's dead as a doornail and he didn't die bravely, I can tell you that.
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As one of the most independent Senate Republicans, she followed where Alexander had only somewhat bravely led.
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". He later described trade unionists as "tyrants, whose selfish and sectional pretensions need to be bravely opposed.
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New York City's bodega owners are bravely shutting their doors to oppose the president's shameful executive order.
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One faction positions itself as a beleaguered voice of dissent, bravely pushing back against some draconian orthodoxy.
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Some spoke bravely from a place of vulnerability; others with the assurance and poise of practiced performers.
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But today, she has bravely stepped into the spotlight for a far less friendly reason: sexual assault.
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Each recipe has been bravely tested, tasted and approved by our food editors for your eating pleasure.
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Burt Reynolds had bravely opened up about his battle with addiction hoping his story would help others.
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Khan has provided an intensive experience, bravely and effectively allowing visitors to rummage through his psychic baggage.
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Another man was pistol-whipped as he bravely tried to tackle the shooter, the Tallahassee Democrat reports.
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Teeps' vision ties directly to Doctor Strange, as the hero of the film bravely navigates the unknown.
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Meanwhile, in West Hollywood, the Democratic council bravely voted to remove Trump&aposs Walk of Fame star.
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Each recipe has been bravely tested, tasted and approved by our food editors for your eating pleasure.
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As things stand now, it is those who bravely do the right thing who are often punished.
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"In 20173, I was raped by Harvey Weinstein here at Cannes," Argento bravely said into the microphone.
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So a local man called Tom Bowcock bravely sailed out to sea and returned with fish aplenty.
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To gain some insight, I spoke to Kara Perez of Bravely, a financial education community for women.
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Some viewers conclude that the Communist Party is irredeemably corrupt, not that it is bravely fighting graft.
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Third, this is a win for the victims of sexual assault who bravely spoke out in Alabama.
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USCP Special Agents Crystal Griner and David Bailey bravely held off the gunman until help could arrive.
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Akerson founded Kindred Bravely in 2015 based on a personal need she knew other women must share.
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"This young woman stepped up and went to her school and bravely reported what happened," Chaudry says.
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Our young women and men have gone bravely to the front lines to fight this genocidal group.
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Winston attempts, despairingly and bravely, to rediscover what life was like before the rise of Big Brother.
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" Solomon teaches a course at Northwestern called "Marriage 101"; she recently published a book titled " Loving Bravely.
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They are women who bravely challenged misogyny and dictatorship, one in Iran, the other in Saudi Arabia.
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Hazan meanders from Ivry to St.-Denis, providing hand-drawn maps should one bravely attempt to follow.
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But Uzoho bravely charges and takes one in the face for the team to smother the chance.
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He did not warn the Kurds, who had fought bravely against the jihadists of Islamic State (IS).
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Without the time for such an interlude, this being Manhattan, we bravely tucked into the next course.
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This is not, by the way, a slight to Ms. Parsons, who shoulders this strangling conscientiousness bravely.
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First Class Richard Stayskal, who has terminal cancer, bravely fought to overturn Feres in medical malpractice cases.
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That decision may just be a matter, to borrow Underwood's words, of facing Trumpism bravely and squarely.
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Meanwhile, Rapinoe isn't only putting her money where her mouth is, but doing so bravely and eloquently.
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Toward the end of the call, the pro and I discussed her work at Bravely more generally.
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TLOP is a chaotic and erratic body of work that bravely lives by its own haywire decisions.
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McCarthy bravely took on Chris Farley's classic (de)motivational speaker character Matt Foley on the SNL 40 celebration.
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Gomez's close friend and fellow actress Francia Raisa bravely donated one of her kidneys to help her friend.
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Men, bravely, boldly casting off the yolk of their systematic oppression by raising a glass of shitty wine?
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Sam has come a long way, and despite his clear terror, he kept fighting bravely through the battle.
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Currently, Bravely works directly with company HR departments to offer the service as a free benefit to employees.
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Emily bravely pronounces that "they" can't scare everyone back in the closet, and that she's teaching next semester.
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A powerful photo, captured by journalist Manuel Rodriguez, features the boy standing bravely before an estimated 11,000 protesters.
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Trump's GOP critics in particular are getting showered with special praise for bravely speaking out against their candidate.
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Companies like Trident have already bravely infused memory sticks with glowing lights going as far back as 2016.
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But God knows and we can express it bravely before him: that there was nothing of the sort.
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"Stayin' Alive" Here's hoping you don't encounter any of these as you continue to bravely tackle wedding season.
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Kroge bravely got to her feet as quick as she could, even though she ended up finishing last.
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King Uther (Eric Bana) bravely saves the day, but his evil brother (Jude Law) soon usurps the throne.
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There's no one you can be but you, and today is your day to proudly, bravely be yourself.
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Free Dads Videos most recent Star Wars parody stars little Amelia Skywalker, bravely leading her comrades into battle.
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We will figure our shit out, block our enemies accordingly, and go bravely into the cold, dark night.
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There is an actual outrageous reality that Trump and his Office of Management and Budget are bravely confronting.
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Seeing that all is lost, the Spartans refuse to surrender and bravely die fighting to the last man.
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Or bravely do their best to keep a man out of a position of power over women's lives.
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The moon enters Pisces, asking you to make time for difficult emotions and to bravely face your fears.
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So when I say I am femme, I am saying that I try to live my life bravely.
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Maybe it reminds you of your mom or your aunt or your grandma who bravely battled this disease.
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"Michel bravely refused to surrender to anti-Semitism and barbarism and brought honor to France," Mayor Estrosi said.
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One rape culture myth is the idea that "a real rape victim" always acts bravely in the aftermath.
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In one sequence, Guardian journalist Paul Lewis bravely stands his ground when probing Bannon's attempts to normalize fascism.
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He bravely stepped forward and testified to bring some justice for Botham Jean, and peace for his family.
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Within a few hours fans began bravely posting photographs of themselves on social media, using the hashtag #SelfiesForAriana.
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Instead, bravely, Ms. Carey was set up to sing that strenuous song live, outdoors, in 45-degree weather.
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No matter how bravely they fought, all Sinti and Roma were dishonorably discharged from the military in 1942.
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Most of the staff followed his lead, bravely carrying their phones naked as the day they were unboxed.
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In his first article since then, the retired four-star general bravely explored the challenges of relearning everyday tasks.
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"Each of you has bravely resisted California's deadly and unconstitutional sanctuary state laws," Trump said at the White House.
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Now, he's bravely trying to move past all of his kids' cold shoulders and forge a relationship with them.
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She bravely quit her job to face 100 fears in 100 days, documenting each new experience along the way.
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Undeterred, Baluchi bravely stepped out onto the ocean in his hydropod, like the protagonist of a discarded Pixar script.
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The one exception to this rule is Danika, who bravely descended into the depths of gross-out psycho-horror.
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A pregnant first-grade teacher is bravely speaking out after being stabbed multiple times during a carjacking last week.
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Paris's tourist office bravely claimed this year that it saw "growing tourist resilience in the face of terrorist attacks".
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Bravely, he strives to remake himself, quitting the bottle and taking a room in a small New Hampshire town.
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"Don't be alone, Clark," she said, bravely and pathetically, and she seemed mostly concerned that he not feel bad.
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Using honne when tatemae is called for is considered not bravely honest but rude and antisocial, and rightly so.
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You had to bravely contravene bureau protocols to make your contribution, so to you we owe a special thanks!
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On the other side of the highway, one lonely car can be seen bravely driving towards the evacuated area.
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Throughout each development, creators Sivan and Block bravely continue to elaborate on the ethical dilemmas such a story presents.
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" Another Twitter user thanked Mattel for "bravely acknowledging that women can be 'Curvy,' 'Tall' or 'Petite' & not just 'Original' !!!
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Bravely he appeared on stage anyways, where he apologetically announced to faithful fans that he would not be performing.
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David ScottColumbus, Ohio To the Editor: Pagan Kennedy rightly praises William Styron for having bravely "outed" himself as depressed.
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She bravely fought back tears as she sashayed away — I hope this isn't the last we see of her.
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Your life has been a shining example of bravely and selflessly doing things for the good of our country.
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The president's fans cheer his pugilism, as though he was bravely defending himself — and them — against big, bad bullies.
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The kingdom apparently offered Hathloul freedom if she would publicly deny that she had been tortured; she bravely refused.
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It's a tragedy for those who have bravely come forward about some of the worst moments of their lives.
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She's a young woman, but she handled this terrifying situation really bravely, and we really wanted to show that.
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And in just days after the shooting and during CNN's town hall, students bravely spoke heartfelt truth to power.
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As Prince Harry bravely reveals, left untreated, the resulting avoidance, overwhelming emotion and unsuccessful coping can interfere with life.
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It&aposs a brilliant, bravely written window into adolescent sexuality that skips out none of the warts and boils.
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The people in Detroit, more than 35 percent of whom fall below the poverty line, are bravely making do.
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The court must rule wisely and bravely, including being willing to acknowledge its mistake and finally correct the record.
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Rangers, trying bravely to protect the elephants in their parks, are too often shot in the course of duty.
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During the open mic segment, one man bravely shared an account of his sexual assault at the age of 14.
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Padma Lakshmi was thinking about her 8-year-old daughter Krishna when she bravely came forward with her #MeToo story.
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After several states passed restrictive abortion legislation, women are bravely sharing their stories, hoping to shed the stigma around abortion.
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He is also continuing to get used to new surfaces — bravely tackling blue plastic grates and grass — and being crated.
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It's been 40 years since First Lady Betty Ford bravely admitted she was an addicted to pain medication and alcohol.
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Tyrion saved the day by bravely speaking to his sister, seemingly convincing her to lend Lannister forces to the cause.
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But for the show's makeover week, Jeana bravely confronts one of her fears: she has her long, dark wig removed.
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The most generous reading of the Lums' case would portray them as bravely defending their children's right to an education.
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"This petition was bravely smuggled from West Papua across the border into Papua New Guinea then to Europe," Wenda said.
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The singing performances mostly consisted of bravely standing before America and then running the gauntlet of judges ("You were pitchy").
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Jewel generously and bravely opened up her world, meeting with Vox videographer Sam Ellis and me on a regular basis.
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Its counterintuitive message conjures, for me, an image of bravely wrestling with the thrashing untethered sails of a sinking ship.
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The job of repelling IS then fell to Kurdish militias, known as the peshmerga, who did it bravely and well.
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Reformers at the federal level have talked bravely about continuing on; and at the state level, this is really happening.
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We need Cicely Tyson to hold us close, tell us how thin we look, and smile bravely through it all.
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And the smile that she bravely displayed in the weeks and months following her accident still hasn't left her face.
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Waldheim had bravely helped young George evade Nazi curbs on higher education for Jews; that debt had to be repaid.
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Bernie Sanders, the out-of-nowhere candidate who has constituted an unexpected challenge to Hillary Clinton, bravely embraces the label.
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If investors bravely buying that cryptocoin as its price is dropping cannot arrest that price drop, then it will continue.
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They don't need a quixotic hero who will fight bravely and lose with dignity in service to a greater cause.
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"I feel to know the strong-minded lady who goes so bravely under many horse noses," he says to her.
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He resolved, bravely, "to bring the present inside," knowing he faced the guillotine of public opinion for any undiplomatic moves.
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In 2018, we saw workers bravely and impressively organize and stand up to their leaders and decisionmakers, calling for change.
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"I stood at my gun, until the Commodore was shot down, when he ordered us to retreat," Ball bravely recounted.
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These two planets will connect today to support and encourage you as you take risks and bravely face the unknown.
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While in Scorpio, Mercury did the digging to find all the receipts, and in Sagittarius, it bravely speaks the truth.
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Bravely, he purchased a used moped, survived several collisions, made friends, took evocative photographs, and learnt to love the city.
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"You see these amazing photographs of Colette in 1907 showing this left breast bravely on the stage," Mr. Westmoreland said.
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Although they both tend to put their own interests first, Offred and Serena act bravely and unselfishly in this episode.
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He has continued to fight on bravely, but his podium appearances and his travels outside Japan have been severely circumscribed.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "That's right: Today, Mitt Romney bravely stood up and said, 'I cannot handle another dinner with this [expletive].
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Nadia and Alan become singular again, passing themselves from other timelines in the crowd to charge bravely into the night.
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Whitehead's novel bravely retells a story often told by white writers while fusing a nation's shameful history with its present.
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" He was careful to add, "Muslim leaders are bravely and fearlessly using their own influence to resist this extremist propaganda.
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It was easier to say both sides fought bravely and it was time to bury the hatchet and shake hands.
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They linger on that threshold of being seen or misapprehended and, bravely, they allow either response to be their reception.
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The white men who are good will bravely sacrifice ourselves so that the people of color and women might live.
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We stand in solidarity with all women who have bravely spoken publicly of their horrific experiences of abuse, harassment and exploitation.
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We have to live bravely in order to truly feel alive, and that means not being ruled by our greatest fears.
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The Gibson hero is a deeply peaceful man at heart, but when the occasion demands it, he nobly and bravely fights.
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Armed with this stranger's testimony, Gypsy bravely tests the whipped cream and after a few seconds, she realizes that she's fine.
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In its response, the company is bravely forging ahead and (sort of) blaming the messenger for not using the thing correctly.
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Noel Gallagher apparently wanted to show the people the terrorists didn't win, because he bravely vacationed in Italy with his wife.
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If an employee is interested in bringing Bravely on as a workplace benefit, they can refer the service to their company.
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One young girl bravely defended herself against the gentle forces of cute from seven furry puppies and their tiny wet kisses.
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And so, bravely flying in the face of social convention, I decided to try a sleep divorce with my boyfriend, Ben.
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So for Hanson, boxing isn't just about molding a body; it's about being able to inhabit one fully and bravely. Intentionally.
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Sam bravely performed the grotesque surgery on the mottled knight by stripping off the infected tissue — without anesthesia, or medical experience.
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TBS bravely put a woman over 45 on TV, and in turn I only got yelled at by the president once.
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"The noble animal started on a run down the track, with its keeper bravely running by its side," The Times reported.
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Here are 23 people who bravely opened up on Twitter about their current relationship statuses, as strange as they may be:
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The tabloid also says that there was a "sister who knew and said nothing" and Kourtney bravely copped to not snitching.
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Even better for genre fans, it's being helmed by the same team behind the excellent Final Fantasy-like series Bravely Default.
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Bravely Boyle has made a mostly sombre film about how 40something lives work out and it's well observed and well-acted.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, encouraging you to go on an adventure and bravely try something new.
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You're bravely facing things that are normally off limits, but be aware that people are defensive and quick to anger now.
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TBS bravely put a woman over 45 on TV and in turn I only got yelled at by the president once.
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Wendler knew her time would be cut short, but she bravely fought for every breath, for her loving husband and children.
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We are at our best when we can tackle them bravely and confidently, not when we are accustomed to shying away.
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This is a time to be lionhearted, whether we're sticking up for our beliefs or bravely putting our talents on display.
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"There was the idea that they would not make good soldiers because of their race, but they fought bravely," he said.
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And, as World War I came to a close, Salad Cream, too, bravely soldiered on in the kitchens of Great Britain.
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Bravely defying intense resistance from the White House, Secretary Clinton appointed Holbrooke as her special representative to handle Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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"The girl was terrorized by the defendant's alleged behavior and bravely took action to contact police and free herself," Singas said.
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Bravely, Alix dons heavy, over-the-elbow leather gloves and takes the rapier-clawed bird, suddenly alert and eager to escape.
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"They fought hard and bravely for their country, to keep their people safe during this holy month of Ramadan," he said.
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Qassim Suleimani, it was surprising, and heartening, to see Iranian students bravely protesting their government's accidental downing of a Ukrainian jetliner.
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I stayed away from writing anything for nearly a month, after which I bravely wrote updates — and even asked for help.
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Our patients, and any transgender individuals, who wish to bravely serve their country should continue to be able to do so.
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Even Lee wasn't exactly saying the war was wrong when she bravely went to the House floor before her lone vote.
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"New York City's bodega owners are bravely shutting their doors to oppose the president's shameful executive order," Mr. de Blasio wrote.
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The other calls for direct confrontation: Show them they are unwelcome, outnumbered, and that the community is bravely united in disgust.
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She bravely and repeatedly dives into the muddled shadows of social issues often presented in cold statistics and cleanly drawn graphs.
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"Even though his decision is unpopular, Trump bravely stepped up, then cringed back and had somebody else announce it," Colbert said.
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After weathering fierce Twitter backlash, Jones bravely wore his vest on Fox News later that evening and defended his clothing choice.
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I signed up for coaching through Bravely and found it was helpful to hash out tough topics with a non-journalist.
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Then, after a miserable and aimless two months, he bravely dropped out of the college he never wanted to go to.
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"Max bravely visited nearly every senator's office with handmade drawings asking for support," said Senator Robert Menendez, Democrat of New Jersey.
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We're both saddened and proud of the victims who've bravely spoken up, but we hope that it leads to actual, lasting change.
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"Incredibly saddened to learn of the passing of a Howard County firefighter as he bravely worked to save others' lives," Hogan wrote.
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Despite the waterlogged streets, Wuhan's locals still managed to go on with their daily lives, bravely wading through the knee-deep waters.
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"We applaud those individuals bravely stepping forward to tell their stories," DEF CON organizers said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News.
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To law enforcement, first responders and teachers who responded so bravely in the face of danger, we thank you for your courage.
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Bertha Zuniga Caceres from Honduras, the young daughter of the murdered environmental activist, Bertha Caceres, who has bravely continued her mother's struggle.
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She was bravely candid about her deep sadness following their split — and ended up turning her heartbreak into empowerment through her retreats.
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To law enforcement, first responders, and teachers who responded so bravely in the face of danger, we thank you for your courage.
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Watching back now, I realize just how bravely Dean had confronted his father that night regarding their absence in each other's lives.
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While there are so many things Upton adores about Harley, she was bravely able to narrow it down to Top 5 list.
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We hold deep gratitude to Dr. Blasey Ford for bravely stepping forward and bringing us closer to that world we all seek.
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In a particularly dark week for America, one ray of hope shone bright, its monocle glinting bravely in the harsh media flash.
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"Some courageous women, like [anthropologist and feminist] Sarah Blaffer Hrdy, have really bravely challenged the sexist baggage within the disciple," Saini says.
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She lived her life, bravely ... My thoughts are with her daughter Billie, her mother Debbie, her brother Todd, and her many friends.
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Seventeen years after her diagnosis, Mariah Carey bravely revealed her lifelong battle with bipolar II disorder in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE.
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They market themselves as bravely championing views that listeners hold, but can't express for fear of being branded cruel, bigoted or worse.
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Bravely is purchased by companies to be an independent third-party and help people learn and actually hold difficult conversations at work.
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The book bravely attempts to give readers a list of reasons why they should trust Trump — and comes up with literally nothing.
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We are deeply grateful to Dr. Blasey Ford for bravely stepping forward and bringing us closer to that world we all seek.
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Whatever else the police are sworn to do, they are sworn to respond to these worst-case scenarios intelligently, bravely, and selflessly.
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Manager Joe Girardi, though he and General Manager Brian Cashman were exonerated by Steinbrenner, nevertheless bravely located a sword to fall on.
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"I will not die before my daughter graduates from high school", she bravely proclaimed against the odds her oncologist had given her.
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"Our Iraqi partners fought bravely and professionally against a brutal and determined enemy, safeguarding innocent civilians throughout the entire campaign," Lt. Gen.
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The servicemen and women who bravely defended the Philippines and suffered unimaginable hardships in captivity came from all over the United States.
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After 36 years of torment, Ford bravely testified that she was 85033 percent certain Kavanaugh participated in a sexual assault against her.
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The Filipino World War II Veterans Parole Program was created to support those who bravely defended the United States during the war.
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I've also been called a "feminazi" by totally original and bravely anonymous men on Reddit, which I consider a badge of honor.
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"Full of comfort and hope, we are inspired to more bravely face struggles and offer our love to God," he told them.
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Girls and women bravely spoke up and followed procedures in place to stop abusers like Lawrence G. Nassar, and those procedures failed.
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The democracy Guatemalans bravely stood up for and defended in 2015 is now nearly dead, yet there are paradoxical signs of life.
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And then, instead of thanking men who bravely and nobly managed to keep their hands to themselves, we will thank the women.
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Yet he bravely drove to work every day in his Fiat compact, exuding strength and calm to his workers and the nation.
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When Siegfried's fellow huntsmen take aim at her swan-maiden companions, she runs in, bravely interposing her body to shield her flock.
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" That duty is not simply to shun trade wars, he said, "but to bravely and responsibly reform the rules-based international order.
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What I have learned, in hearing you bravely recount your story, and then woman after woman, is there are no perfect victims.
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The tenor parts are strenuous, not to say brutal, in their demands, and Stuart Skelton stood up to them bravely and honorably.
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Lia De Feo is the founder of Fly Bravely, a consultancy dedicated to de-stigmatizing infertility and raising awareness of infant loss.
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Tim Webb, a special assistant to the equipment manager, took Lundqvist's place in goal, bravely deflecting slap shots from highly trained professionals.
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To law enforcement, first responders, and teachers who responded so bravely in the face of danger: We thank you for your courage.
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Duch is bravely portrayed by Francis Jue with a flaming archness that neither he nor Chay Yew's production can quite pull off.
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Now, though, more companies — including Zillow and Pinterest — are offering their employees free access to career coaching through a service called Bravely.
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So far, according to Bravely, about 50 companies across the globe have signed up and 168,000 employees have access to the service.
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But they fought bravely, and for almost a year in 2015 their expectations disappeared entirely (thanks in part to experimental meditation treatments).
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Hannah also recalled the Marine who bravely picked her up after she was shot and risked his life to get her to safety.
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These new allegations are in addition to the previous six women who have already bravely spoken out and detailed horrific behavior from Moonves.
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It took a few decades, but Katy Perry bravely headed back to Medieval Times restaurant after enduring a humiliating experience as a kid.
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The mystique has made Americans wonder: Who is the boy who bravely rides in Kylie Jenner's passenger seat as she Snapchats and drives?
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Jon bravely touches Daenerys' snarling dragon Drogon, making him the only other person besides Daenerys and Tyrion to successfully do so on camera.
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"We have to live bravely in order to truly feel alive, and that means not being ruled by our greatest fears," she wrote.
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No, instead Bergevin played the most well-worn card in a modern-day GM's deck: Bravely vowing not to make a "panic move".
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It's surprisingly mature for a show targeted at young adults, bravely tackling real-world issues while leisurely building the relationship between its characters.
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Thurman, even at that age, and with so much less clout and experience in the industry, bravely talked about feeling objectified by Hollywood.
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"A year ago I was not playing in a stadium in Tampa, I was in a courtroom in Denver, Colorado," Swift bravely began.
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She sat in a circle with the women, biting her lip and appeared shaken as the women bravely told their stories of abuse.
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All the above is worth contrasting to Uber's numbers, which the firm has been bravely leaking on a quarterly basis for some time.
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Rory Feek is reflecting on happy times with his wife Joey, who is bravely facing her final days after battling with terminal cancer.
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With one last sigh, he let go of the burden of pain and suffering that he has been bravely carrying for so long.
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On an 8- or ten-hour flight, that could be the difference between using the lavatory and bravely allowing your bladder to rupture.
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With fear in her eyes, Julia Roberts bravely stands by George Clooney during an on-air hostage situation in the upcoming Money Monster.
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Instead, the classes actually helped mold him into someone who could bravely reach out after years of silence to express vulnerability and respect.
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Cape Coral, Florida Mayor Marni Sawicki is bravely speaking out after her ex-husband was arrested for allegedly physically assaulting her last week.
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America has rightfully honored the sacrifices and resolve of the American service members who bravely put an end to Nazi oppression in Europe.
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Refusing to adhere to social conventions, Bowie wore dresses because he thought they were beautiful, and bravely faced community backlash in doing so.
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Vesna Pusic, a former foreign minister of Croatia and an advocate for women's rights, said bravely that no culture is set in stone.
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" "We believe that Chrissy has acted bravely by voicing her experience from the past, and we know how difficult this is for her.
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Still, it might well have been a huge victory for free speech and the cause of racial justice he has so bravely espoused.
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But when I take up my pen and work creatively, I expose myself bravely and frankly even if it goes badly for me.
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" Patrick said she and her friends "bravely" walked around Chicago in their gear, and to her surprise, "people were actually pretty nice too!
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As a theater professional I have seen porn actors who have explored the human body's limits bravely, openly, nearing the edge of recklessness.
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Scott battled bravely with his own issues for many years and we are immensely proud of him being so open with his struggles.
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You're commendably repulsed by his bigotry and though you haven't resisted as bravely as you might have, you certainly haven't given in entirely.
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As a result, none of the women who have fought bravely to tell their stories will get their day in court against Epstein.
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Let's keep the American Dream within reach for all—those born here, and those who will bravely and thankfully rebuild their lives here.
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The crowd then gasped when Nadal bravely challenged a line call on the second match point after Thiem's defensive lob tested the baseline.
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Alexandra Solomon, a clinical psychologist from the Family Institute at Northwestern University who authored Loving Bravely, specializes in couples, marriage, and family therapy.
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Their emotions ran raw and unvarnished, many bravely taking to social media to publicly post what they feel the world needs to hear.
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SA: What Cheryl is saying — and I second her — is that we see in your letter a person bravely reckoning with her indoctrination.
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David Leonhardt argues that New York bravely took a stand against companies that pit cities against each other in search of tax breaks.
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To thy children the lesson still give, With freedom to think, and with patience to bear, And for Right ever bravely to live.
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Bravely leaving mom, most of his siblings and the familiarity of home behind, Murphy and his sister Marie went on a socialization slumber party.
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My Bravely pro was a skilled listener and made it evident he was carefully listening to and weighing out everything I shared with him.
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The two then bravely enter the maze, which was inspired by Jordan Peele's 2019 horror hit starring Lupita Nyong'o, Winston Duke and Elisabeth Moss.
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Paintings show graphic scenes of a mass murder, while North Koreans are often depicted as martyrs who stand bravely in the face of death.
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Christine Blasey Ford has bravely come forward and shared her story about her sexual assault at the hands of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Sergeant Perez was bravely serving the City of Houston in the face of this unprecedented weather-related disaster when his vehicle entered high water.
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In June 2017, Alinejad discussed the movement with the BBC, and praised the women in Iran who were bravely sending in videos of themselves.
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Thank you for this recognition and for your support for those who bravely speak out and are continually attacked by Scientology for doing so.
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President Trump tweeted his thanks to the science teacher who bravely sprang into action during a shooting at an Indiana middle school on Friday.
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I carefully study the placement and blending of that pop of color, and bravely dip my brush into the untouched brights of my palette.
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One woman against the world Just like Tiananmen Square's Tank Man almost 30 years ago, this protester in Venezuela bravely rages against the machine.
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Kim also bravely played "Plead the Fifth," in which a series of very pointed questions are asked, and only one question may be deflected.
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He may have held his ground bravely against Kylo Ren in lightsaber combat, but ex-Stormtrooper Finn hasn't changed much in The Last Jedi.
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She bravely called out the US Olympic Committee on several occasions, and even attended Nassar's sentencing hearing to read her impact statement in person.
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Last month, Huma Mobin bravely went to Greece with just her in-laws after her husband's visa didn't arrive in time for the trip.
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Perhaps the notion of her battling on bravely despite feeling ghastly—as is sometimes said to be a woman's wont—will help with that.
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It, too, starred Ms. Blanchett and Mr. Roxburgh, who bravely and brilliantly exposed their characters as full-frontal targets to life's pose-peeling humiliations.
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As they lose momentum and traction they either dive into the sea or bravely stretch as far as they can go for the flags.
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So the mother bravely set off again and traveled nearly 200 miles back to where she started on a mission to find her children.
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Throughout their careers, both Bourgeois and Kusama bravely spoke about their psychological states, at times when it was rare to discuss such issues openly.
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Afghan women across the country took the opportunity to confront Taliban fighters, bravely voiced their concerns and reinforced their demands for peace and inclusion.
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Developers and creators are bravely going public about decades of exploitation, including at the hands of respected figures who have contributed to beloved franchises.
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"The fact that one and a half million Jews fought bravely against Nazi Germany and its satellites is too often ignored," he said then.
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Even though the doughboys spoke 49 different languages, making training and command difficult, the immigrants fought as bravely and desperately as native-born Americans.
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"It is disgraceful that Amazon would terminate an employee who bravely stood up to protect himself and his colleagues," James said in a statement.
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"It is disgraceful that Amazon would terminate an employee who bravely stood up to protect himself and his colleagues," she wrote in a statement.
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Phan Quang Dan, an opposition leader admired for bravely enduring torture by government henchmen, was one of many who leapt at the newfound possibilities.
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By so bravely sharing a window into his life, he gives a voice to these millions of kids whose stories we will never know.
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But you don't have to wait until next season to bravely sport a pair: Here are six other offerings you can wear this summer.
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Despite this, Zelda bravely confronted Harvey immediately, at least ensuring that I would never be alone in the same room as my predator again.
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Family separation has been discussed in comprehensive nonfiction works such as Netflix's Living Undocumented, but Freeform's fictional narrative bravely holds a mirror to society.
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So I bravely twisted the temperature knob all the way to the unfamiliar side of the dial, took a deep breath and stepped in.
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Instead, Trump used our soldiers, who have bravely given their lives and had their caskets draped with the American flag, as a political prop.
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Mester is suitably hawkish, having bravely dissented several times last year in arguing for rate hikes and having recently urged discussion on asset reduction.
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I tried a free coaching app called Bravely, which is used by companies like Zillow and Evernote, to see how helpful it really is.
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I feel the problem — which strangely enough this show bravely tries to address — is that, in the end, there is no outside or inside.
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Game of Thrones' Battle of Winterfell had many causalities, including most of the Dothraki, who bravely took the initial charge at the Night King's army.
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One bravely tries its best to defy death, climbing directly out of the hot pot and somehow managing to turn off power to the appliance.
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Here are seven animals that bravely find pretty NSFW ways to get their rocks off — and we mean actual rocks — without the use of hands.
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Earlier this month, Mayer announced she would oh-so-bravely give up this year's bonus and equity grant due to Yahoo's embarrassing security fuck-ups.
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With all his limbs wrapped tightly around his human's torso, the canine was able to bravely descend the escalator while being rocked back and forth.
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Orange Is the New Black breakout star Laverne Cox has helped a lot of people by bravely sharing her story – including a fellow cast mate.
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One woman is being praised for bravely attempting to barricade the door of the Black and Blue restaurant while patrons escaped out a back entrance.
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One patron bravely put an end to the violence by hiding near the bathroom and attacking the gunman at an opportune moment, according to CNN.
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You know her story ... Leah has bravely battled and "beat up cancer" ever since she was diagnosed with stage-4 neuroblastoma in June of 2014.
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"Armed response officers then responded very quickly and bravely and confronted the three male suspects who were shot and killed on Borough Market," Rowley said.
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At one campaign event this week, Kasich demonstrated this kind of empathy with a young supporter who bravely talked about his recent losses, his problems.
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The Star Wars actress was a fierce advocate for mental health communities, and bravely vocalized her own experiences with bipolar disorder and other mental illnesses.
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Then it bravely innovated with a $1,000 device that infuses water with tea, much like a metal tea infuser, but at 100 times the price.
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Teams can be out for days ̶ if not weeks ̶ bravely combatting the fire with only what they can carry to eat, drink and fight fires.
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Americans need to pay attention, to see the facts, hear the words to which these diplomats are bravely testifying, and make up their own minds.
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Toni Perino essentially said that Fox News misled viewers in 2012, and she bravely admitted that she was duped and that it wouldn't happen again.
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On Thursday, classmates of the boys at Prasitsart School had talked excitedly about their friends swimming bravely to safety with the help of foreign divers.
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The actress also bravely let Ellen test out her hairdressing skills on her tresses using all of her new Honest Beauty hair care products, naturally.
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Yet the mounting evidence that Myanmar is regressing to the dictatorship that Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi once so bravely resisted is hurting the country.
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This year, instead of stopping to make small talk, I will bravely and decisively run away from mid-level acquaintances I see on the street.
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Honor instead what your mother taught you when she bravely made her deathbed confession: that the truth, even when it hurts, is a liberating force.
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When recomping stopped working and I still wanted to get stronger, I had a choice to make: live in fear, or bravely eat more calories.
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He bravely, if a bit prematurely, attempts a foray into a supermarket, demonstrating the very sort of élan and recklessness that was once Jimmy's domain.
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In 2017, as Hollywood's women bravely spoke out against sexual harassment, the pay gap between female and male actors did not seem to be closing.
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Square Enix announced Bravely Default II, a sequel to the much-loved Nintendo 3DS game, which will be coming to the Nintendo Switch next year.
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For decades, Trump has taken the side of men over the women who have bravely come forward to report they had been victims of abuse.
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Best of all was his poignant ardor in such passages as "Wie sie selig, hehr und milde wandelt" ("How blissfully, bravely, and gently she wanders").
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It's not up there with those N64 Zelda ports, or, say, Bravely Default or the latest Fire Emblems, so far as system role-players go.
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Over the past four seasons of Married to Medicine, Dr. Jackie Walters has inspired millions of fans by bravely sharing some of her most personal problems.
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"If there is anyone who can deliver their baby so bravely, it's Jade," says Iaconetti, who's tying the knot this month with Haibon in Rhode Island.
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This past weekend, a massive contingent of seemingly indoor-dwelling people bravely ventured outside and explored their natural surroundings—that is, until their phone batteries died.
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And, based on my experience, more workplaces need a neutral, third-party service like Bravely that supports employees and coaches them through difficult situations at work.
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"Survivors deserve justice and healing and many have bravely come forward to tell their stories," he said in the joint statement with Catholic Religious Australia (CRA).
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"The message you have just sent has endangered the lives of people all over the United States and overseas bravely serving our nation," wrote Lady Gaga.
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In June of 1989, an unidentified man, believed to be part of a student movement, stood before powerful Chinese tanks and bravely attempted to block them.
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For years, readers could stare at starlets and actresses and singers in their 255s, their 22016s, their 40s and even edging bravely into their early 60s.
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Becoming a warrior does not mean that you victimize other people but that you stand up for yourself (and others) bravely and with honesty and integrity.
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They deserved all the time in the world after their harrowing experiences with Harvey Weinstein, which they bravely spoke out about in the past few months.
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Although Ella may not a candle to these neural net-backed AI of today, she has bravely gone where no other AI has ventured: outer space.
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In 2015, an employee of Weinstein's company bravely wrote a letter to executives to discuss the workplace's alleged sexual harassment — now 28-year-old Lauren O'Connor.
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Mark Ruffalo Ruffalo double-zapped his zits for Clearasil as a teen, and bravely looked back at his earliest work on The Tonight Show in 2016.
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Even though Trump doesn't drink alcohol—he's a big boy after all, not a full-fledged grownup—he bravely raised a glass of big boy juice.
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Mr Turnbull, himself a lawyer, bravely told parliament that Mr Joyce was still qualified to remain in parliament and the High Court would agree with him.
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In turn, when violence struck, the police on the scene bravely moved protesters to safety, while the media reported that protesters helped police find the shooter.
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U.S. Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said they were "bravely standing up to the Chinese Communist Party," and that a violent crackdown would be completely unacceptable.
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In October, Terry Crews bravely came forward to share his own experiences with sexual misconduct, to which he has been met with further ostracizing and disbelief.
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Americans understand that it would be wrong to lower the standard of care provided to these men and women who have so bravely served our country.
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Toby Hervey, CEO of Bravely, said that could be the result of a lack of access to HR or, particularly at smaller firms, a suitable representative.
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If President Obama acts bravely and with principle, he can ensure that his legacy on this issue is that of a transformative, instead of apprehensive, leader.
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It seems separating parents from their children was a bridge too far for Laura Bush and she is bravely calling this White House out by name.
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Mike grabs Tuco's shirt — and boxing glove necklace — and bravely drags out the pummeling until the cops finally arrive to arrest Tuco and lock him up.
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She worked across the aisle after 9/11 to get health benefits for the first responders who bravely went into the towers and into the Pentagon.
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Britain battle bravely for a second score but it was New Zealand who had the last word with Huriana Manuel nipping over to seal the victory.
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I ran down a side street and saw cops in riot gear bravely guarding an empty plaza, seemingly completely uninterested in the pandemonium a block away.
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If this happens, it's best to just smile bravely, return the child to its parents, rush home, close the curtains, and silently reflect on your failures.
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Pavlyuchenkova double-faulted to fall back to 0-30 at 6-5, two points from elimination, but bravely rallied to take Williams into a tie break.
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When we came to a busy avenue, we all held hands and stepped bravely into traffic, trusting that motorbikes would swerve around us with unthinking grace.
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Ms. Brea bravely spares very little in showing how the disease literally leveled her life — at times leaving her crawling the floor — and strained her marriage.
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The investigative team said that Li had not disrupted public order with his actions, describing him as a professional who had fought bravely and made sacrifices.
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In condemning this attack, Trump bravely spoke an ugly truth many in the elite dare not speak – radical Islam and the LGBT community do not mix.
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On this anniversary, let us commit to not stay silent as hundreds of survivors bravely return to Auschwitz, many for the first time since their liberation.
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In Surviving R. Kelly, the women who say they were abused by Kelly bravely step forward to share their stories, each account harrowing and truly disturbing.
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As parental demand grows for more educational options and opportunities, states like Colorado that lack private school choice programs are not bravely resisting experimental new policies.
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American officials saw it as a betrayal of Kurds who fought bravely and effectively against the jihadists of Islamic State (IS) with American encouragement and support.
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For the time being, though, Spot goes bravely into the world under careful human supervision, patrolling construction sites and flirting with stardom in Cirque du Soleil.
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Bravely dropping through the clouds to redeem himself, Migo discovers the world below, and encounters the host of a struggling TV nature show, Percy (James Corden).
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Sergeant Armani, an immigrant from Afghanistan, was one of the officers who bravely drove what looked to be a bomb away from Times Square in July.
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Wa Lone told journalists after the hearing that Moe Yan Naing "bravely proved that in our society, there are people who adore the truth and justice".
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In one, teams are fed to the reigning dynamos and either fight bravely or wind up slack-jawed in the background of someone else's poster, or both.
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Like the character Stella, who constantly has her camera in hand, Wineland documented her experience with CF in a series of endearing and bravely honest YouTube videos.
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Twitter was ablaze with grown adults humble-bragging about their SAT scores (I bravely cannot remember mine) and the colleges they got into all on their own.
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In front of their support systems – friends, families, caretakers, nurses and doctors – and with the help of professional stylists, the survivors bravely strut their stuff on stage.
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As the interview is ending, have at least three questions prepared, says Regina Duffey Moravek, an HR professional with Bravely, a confidential HR and workplace coaching platform.
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Travis bravely took on the final "amen" to sing, which he did with aplomb, but he could hardly be heard in the arena over the audience's cheers.
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Lochte spared no details as he described being confronted with the end of a gun, recounting how everyone else dropped to the floor but he bravely refused.
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She was a badass, approaching dark themes with a voice filled with such nonchalance, like someone bravely facing a wave that was about to come crashing down.
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Every single one of these 15 amazing products supports Americans who have bravely served in our nation's Armed Forces, their families – as well as many charitable initiatives.
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Because of her one action, I'm willing to discuss this again, to bravely face the past in the hopes of bringing a positive impact to more people.
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Over the past few months, Republicans in Congress have bravely taken on President Trump by using some of the toughest adjectives they remember from their SAT workbook.
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Instead, he here bravely dares to be as small as Erie fears he may be, and I hope his performance isn't underappreciated because it lacks showy bravado.
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While we don't know much about the game, it's being developed by the same team behind the Final Fantasy-esque series Bravely Default on the Nintendo 3DS.
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Historically, African Americans have fought bravely in every war since the nation's founding, only to see black uniformed former soldiers beaten, lynched, and Jim Crowed back home.
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She bravely roamed pillared hallways lined in expensive marble statuary, but steadied herself with the help of a doting attendee at the ready to ensure her safety.
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Bravely shimmying into the breach comes NBC's Maya & Marty, starring SNL vet Maya Rudolph and North American National Treasure Martin Short, with Lorne Michaels as executive producer.
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From the Women's March to the fight against the Muslim ban to everyone who bravely stood with Planned Parenthood, Americans are not taking recent political disasters lightly.
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It's likely that she's a perfectly nice person, and your assumptions were incorrect — but there's only one way to find out, and that's bravely beginning the exchange.
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Iraqis who had bravely served as translators for the U.S. military were some of the most visible and sympathetic individual plaintiffs in the first round of litigation.
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"IDF troops, our children, adhere to high moral standards as they bravely fight blood-thirsty murderers in tough operational circumstances," he told his cabinet in broadcast remarks.
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Edmund bravely attempted to continue but after dropping the opening game of the fourth set, waved the white flag by walking to the net and shaking hands.
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When the president bravely reached a compromise with congressional Democrats, the resulting Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 2202 achieved the criteria of fiscal discipline, equity and bipartisanship.
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Only Tunisia bravely tried to create something like democracy, and there is still a long way to go before a conclusion can be reached about its experiment.
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Video of the act went viral, and as more people learned about the allegations of sexual misconduct, more women bravely came forward with their own horrific stories.
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Clark likes to present himself as an American hero, standing bravely astride the thin blue line that separates law-abiding citizens from the ravages of lawless barbarians.
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Some may say that the Navajo people surrendered during the "long walk" but the truth is they bravely made sacrifices so that we would be here today.
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The art is lovely and sophisticated, with a hint of the darkness that her characters – like so many children we know from traditional tales – must bravely confront.
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Public safety depends on trust between law enforcement and those they bravely serve; yet, again and again, President Trump's draconian policies only serve to undercut that trust.
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Foundation somewhat bravely agreed to let Handler and crew into their offices so she could pitch them on a mobile app while the show was being filmed.
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Aimee Stephens, for instance, was fired from her job at a funeral home last year because she is transgender and bravely chose to live true and free.
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When Selma Blair bravely announced, nearly a year ago, that she has multiple sclerosis, it was out of a desire to stop more harmful rumors from starting.
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Other senators could have taken action, too, and she is a fine person who, on more occasions than most, has acted bravely in putting country above party.
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She inhabits roles as she does life, without revealing herself, and on her deathbed she speaks of playing the bravely dying woman to make her mother proud.
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Bravely, its owner is offering the rusty, dented, largely unrestored car "without reserve," which means it will sell to the highest bidder — however low that bid is.
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You bravely signed a petition calling for more autonomy for Tibet, and for real negotiations with the Dalai Lama, although reflexive Chinese nationalism made that deeply unpopular.
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"When the young people bravely refused to stop [passing out Constitutions], citing their right to free speech, the local officer had them handcuffed and jailed," said Sessions.
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In 2008, presidential candidate John McCain bravely proposed a health-care reform that Fortune magazine said was a giant step toward "laissez faire liberty" in health care.
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But with Dirty Thirty, Akira bravely reveals that even empowered and liberated women who willfully defy patriarchal conventions are not immune to the baggage of entrenched sexism.
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"Police officers are held to a higher standard and as I have stated before, must wear their badges, not only bravely, but with honor, integrity and professionalism."
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With the career-coaching startup Bravely, employees can talk about issues like asking for a raise, preparing for a performance review, or dealing with a difficult manager.
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And more recently, former first lady Michelle Obama has bravely opened up about her deeply personal miscarriage, and that her seemingly picture-perfect marriage has included marriage counseling.
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She became an important figure in the franchise and a fan-favorite when she bravely revealed to Underwood in episode four that she is a sexual assault survivor.
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"The younger boys both witnessed the incident [in 2016] and bravely tried to rescue their mother, summoning first responders to the wilderness campsite." prosecutors said in a statement.
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For the left, it was a story of a young congresswoman bravely taking on the foreign policy establishment and forcing it to account for its grievous past sins.
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On that fateful December morning, Lewis bravely urged nine of his classmates huddling in a corner to escape when the shooter's gun jammed, saving their lives, Heslin said.
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After he smoothly proposed that we check one out together, I bravely one-upped him and asked if he'd first like to check out apartments in the area.
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After the Trump administration went nearly hours this weekend without a heart-stopping scandal, Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, bravely decided he'd be the one to break the reverie.
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Their relationship is complicated, ambiguous, toxic — not because of their feelings towards each other, but because neither has the capacity to love as bravely as one would hope.
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Will and I bravely set off to explore the outer recesses and nether regions of CES, and the deserts of Nevada, in search of gadgets great and small.
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In February, Wood bravely gave an emotional testimony in front of a House Judiciary Subcommittee in Washington, D.C. to advocate for Sexual Assault Survivors' Bill of Rights Acts.
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You connected me to the idea of Bowie as almost Duchampian in the scope of his vision, and his life lived so ... is 'bravely' too strong a word?
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Each name of the accused represents at least one victim (or, in the case of director James Toback, over 200) who bravely came forward to tell their story.
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While I bravely fought the corner of the Green Triangle, my boyfriend calmly chewed through a couple more sweets, thinking, while my housemate stared balefully at the floor.
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Paige shares a last laugh with Pastor Tim (thinking he's the only one who's leaving) then bravely marches through the parking lot where she and Elizabeth were attacked.
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Hamoud predicted those hostile responses but nevertheless walked bravely into the fire and produced a candid and sincere film that draws from hers and her friends' personal experiences.
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And judging by its own messaging at the time it ditched the headphone jack, it presumably thinks I should bravely ram its earbuds in my undersized ears anyway.
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"I want to make a toast to my wife, not only for being a phenomenal wife and mother but for bravely bringing Jude into our lives," he says.
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In the land of the free and the home of the brave, we should freely express our views and bravely listen to opposing views with an open mind.
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In Norman Podhoretz's original 1963 piece, he bravely acknowledged the formative force of white supremacy in his own thinking, creating a bedrock racism that was impossible to overcome.
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"The people of Hong Kong are bravely standing up to the Chinese Communist Party as Beijing tries to encroach on their autonomy and freedom," McConnell wrote in tweet.
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"Lebanon faces a choice: bravely move forward as an independent and proud nation, or allow the dark ambitions of Iran and Hezbollah to dictate your future," he said.
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He had these old-fashioned ideas that when I bravely took on the Khans and that rude baby at the rally that I was punching below my weight.
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"For decades, he championed the U.S.-Vietnam relationship, bravely forging a path for our two nations to transform from enemies to partners," the Mission continued in its statement.
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Some international organizations have bravely addressed this health crisis for months, while others have lagged, and there is a good deal more that the United States can do.
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We meet several students in thrall to a charismatic teacher, Mr. Kingsley, a ponderous creature of the theater—he prefers "theatre"—who lives bravely out of the closet.
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It was different from the child who ate and grew and slept, who walked bravely into kindergarten taller than the other children and already knowing how to read.
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He had served bravely on the Western Front in World War I and capably as Winston Churchill's foreign secretary during World War II. But he was not well.
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They stood markedly and bravely apart from their LA punk contemporaries Black Flag, Circle Jerks, and the Germs, all of whom contributed to the rising tide of hardcore.
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We've now been inundated with images of victims bravely coming forward and abusers cowering behind legalese, but the role of the bystander still lacks a clear social script.
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The camera goes and hides as complete chaos breaks out, but then the cameraman comes up very bravely and just films everything — the aftermath, the car speeding off.
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A few, like the Chicano student activist Rosalío Muñoz, bravely staged public protests refusing induction; many more, like my father, received their draft notice and reported for duty.
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Later we walked down to the field, where, for a few fleeting minutes Lemon sat bravely in the grass, untethered and undaunted by the furry maelstrom around her.
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Serving as a quartermaster in the Civil War, McKinley had bravely, if unglamorously, driven a food wagon through heavy fire to deliver supplies to the troops at Antietam.
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But now he's just like any other rich, middle-aged has-been, bravely taking on "cancel culture," even as he continues to nab $60 million deals with Netflix.
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ET. Viewers will witness "the family's most difficult fight as their beloved matriarch Beth Chapman bravely fights -- and tragically loses -- her battle with cancer," a press release said.
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As embodied by the appealing newcomer Jules Latimer, in a bravely affectless performance, Emmie (birth name: Emaani) has the self-effacing mien of someone who aspires to invisibility.
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On Friday Ms. Damrau suggested the shakiness of Elvira's psyche through manic body movements and nervous impetuosity, bravely folding her physical performance into her singing during crucial moments.
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"My thoughts are with those injured at Parsons Green and the emergency services who, once again, are responding swiftly and bravely to a suspected terrorist incident," May said.
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However, Courtney Wild, one of Mr. Epstein's victims, bravely stood up to both Mr. Epstein and the United States Government and sued the Government for violating her rights.
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He would have given plenty of top names a run for their money, bravely taking the game to Nadal with his aggressive baseline game and killer drop shots.
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Just before the vote, a female professor bravely comes out publicly with damning allegations that the nominee sexually harassed and intimidated her (allegations which the nominee vehemently denies).
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On a call with a Bravely "pro," who told me she had 20 years of experience in leadership development, I talked about wanting to master my current role.
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In 'The Breadwinner,' a Girl Bravely Provides for Her Family The children in this animated film based on a novel by Deborah Ellis navigate life under the Taliban. _________
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For years, they've been happy to watch as Tesla has bravely taken all all the risk of developing all-electric vehicles and trying to sell them into weak demand.
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I can't explain why my cold, shriveled heart suddenly decided this toy train needed all the support it could get as it bravely explored the world on its own.
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James Franco almost blew the lid on all of his brother's wedding back in December, but that hasn't stopped Dave from still bravely approaching the subject on red carpets.
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"Survivors who have bravely come forward to share their stories have brought to light just how widespread harassment and discrimination continue to be throughout Capitol Hill," reads the letter.
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Krijger, who was not wearing a vest due to police department protocol, bravely followed commands and approached the suspect when he was killed, Public Information Officer Daniel Hudson said.
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The Bachelor alum Lesley Murphy bravely underwent a double mastectomy after she "tested positive for the BRCA 2 gene mutation which greatly increases" her chance of developing breast cancer.
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Bravely telling her parents that she would "do whatever it takes to get better," Chrissy underwent a mastectomy last December, and now has a breast scan every three months.
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Spears also reportedly gave a special shoutout to the first responders who bravely put their lives on the line to protect and save those in the open-aired crowd.
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So I think we need to keep our focus there as well as our thoughts with the first responders who risked their lives and performed incredibly bravely in Orlando.
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"This act is about stealing a piece of our country's history, and stealing from our war veterans who fought bravely for our country and our freedom," Richmond police said.
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Tokyo Mirage Sessions, Monster Hunter Generations, and Bravely Second were all released last year, and the Dragon Quest VII remake has been available in its revamped form since 2013.
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Her climbing technique looks like a dance: She bravely leaps off small holds and shoots up jagged walls, twisting and pulling her way to the top of a wall.
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"She bravely made the ultimate sacrifice for the safety and security of our citizens, and we all owe her a debt of gratitude for her selfless service," he said.
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"I have learnt from my journey to the top that you should advance bravely no matter what harsh conditions you face, never give up on your ambition," said Xia.
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"Ramos-Gomez was born in Grand Rapids, grew up here, and bravely served out country in Afghanistan," the ACLU said in a letter to the Kent County Sheriff's Department.
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Congress alone can settle the impasse by being willing to face the possibility of a presidential veto, do so bravely and confidently, and get on with the public's business.
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Just ask 2544-year-old model Anthony Keeling, who bravely took it upon himself to #expose those friends on Twitter who are just not useful for taking great pics.
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By that time night had fallen, and he carried them into the house and down to the basement, where they bravely tried to talk with him, to rehumanize him.
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Anyway, he sacked La'Porsha, who's bravely spoken out about her victimhood, with Lorraine Ellison's "Stay With Me" — a song about a woman begging her no-good man to stay.
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Aries is an impulsive, fearless energy; while Mercury in Aries in March, you may have bravely agreed to some things that you're now realizing aren't in your best interest.
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"I am deeply concerned the V.A. is opening the door for predatory for-profits to take advantage of men and women who have bravely served our country," she said.
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Billy Graham, who died last month at 226, bravely integrated the audience at his crusades and preached alongside Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but kept silent at key moments.
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She is worried that, by virtue of staying, she is somehow undermining the women who have so bravely spoken up to say #MeToo — of which she is also one.
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The owners of the National Football League have concluded, with President Trump, that true patriotism is not about bravely standing up for democratic principle but about standing up, period.
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I have grown able to appreciate both those who bravely served in Vietnam and those whose actions against the war helped end it sooner than it might have otherwise.
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Now, we must step boldly and bravely into the next chapter of this great American adventure, and we must create a new standard of living for the 21st century.
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There's also the surprisingly Breath of the Wild-looking Oceanhorn 2, and Various Daylife, a brand-new RPG from Square Enix, the makers of Bravely Default and Octopath Traveler.
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Standing bravely beside Queen Amidala, Luke Skywalker, Rey, and others, R2 has seen it all and made our journey in this galaxy far, far away better at every turn.
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Everything you tell your Bravely pro — someone who&aposs experienced in coaching or human resources — is kept confidential (unless you express a desire to harm yourself or someone else).
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Overall, Bravely has found that many employees call during "make-or-break" moments in their career, for example, when they&aposre about to assume leadership of a major project.
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We applaud McDonald's for bravely going against the grain of real social progress, and for taking on a cause that is as devoid of substance as their menu items.
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Now, we must step boldly and bravely into the next chapter of this Great American Adventure, and we must create a new standard of living for the 21st century.
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The argument that a character fought bravely and heroically for Germany, but not the Nazis, isn't just naive, but it's one that was aggressively promulgated by German war criminals themselves.
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"America will always be grateful for our Kurdish allies and the Syria defense forces who fought shoulder to shoulder and bravely with us in this fight," Pence told the crowd.
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Please find below a few bravely perverse passages from my upcoming novel, Boned, taking bookstores from behind summer 2016: - Riding the subway every morning was an ordeal for the professor.
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Any projects you bravely begin during Mars' retrograde period will be approached with less gusto and met with roadblocks—and people will be less likely to waste their energy bickering.
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Scodelario, 212, partook in the #MeToo movement in October when she joined the outpouring of women who bravely came forward with their own personal stories about sexual assault and harassment.
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Renner bravely pointed out exactly what scene in the movie was altered to make it look like his character, Jerry (who has never been tagged) has two functioning, mobile arms.
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Yes, it's a real thing that a handful of Americans bravely endure each year, the trade-off being catching a few funny commercials and digging in to some queso dip.
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An Indian-origin woman working as a cashier at a convenience store in Georgia, United States, is getting applauded for bravely fighting off an armed robber with her bare hands.
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" She added, "I have just spoken to so many actresses and writers, particularly women, who have had similar experiences and many of them have bravely gone public with their stories.
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Rather than sink under the weight of others' disappointments, recoiling in shame and pain over a narrow loss, she bravely re-committed herself to her dream to serve as Governor.
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To those silly critics, Sean Penn (who was charged with felony domestic assault but pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor after his victim dropped the charges) bravely says: Nevertheless, I persisted.
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At a separate town hall in Charleston, his closest rival for the GOP presidential nomination, Ted Cruz, bragged about having bravely led the fight to sink bipartisan immigration reform—i.e.
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"Something happened on the day he died / Spirit rose a meter and stepped aside / Somebody else took his place, and bravely cried / I'm a blackstar, I'm a blackstar," he sings.
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But while Trump distinguished himself as a leader prepared to bravely express his hatred of evil, virtually every other world leader followed President Obama instead, disgracing themselves to various degrees.
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That was until 62nd-ranked Gojowczyk rallied to break Zverev in the third game of the third set and held the advantage bravely to make a game of the contest.
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" She said Colson's death "is a reminder of the threats that public safety officers face every day, and the dangers that they bravely confront in every jurisdiction across the country.
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There's a new "Messiah" in Ilkeston, England, and she's been known to jump on top of coffins, bravely tiptoe across church organ pipes and occasionally yowl during weddings and baptisms.
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" McConnell, meanwhile, said on Twitter that "the people of Hong Kong are bravely standing up to the Chinese Communist Party as Beijing tries to encroach on their autonomy and freedom.
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Day Out Last Sunday at the twice-yearly Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governors Island, revelers bravely attempted to recreate 1920s cool in the face of hideous heat and humidity.
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While Kylie, 14, McKenzie, 9, Cody, 573, Jake, 6, Xander, 4, and Brixon, only nine months, waited for Devin, he bravely made his way through the mountainous region for aid.
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In the past, Tillerson bravely stood up to the Russian government over energy policy, but his business deals since then have made doing so again in the future very unlikely.
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"In addition to being unlawful, moving forward with this ban is also deeply immoral and deeply insulting to the many transgender troops who are bravely serving their country," Levi added.
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So, unlike other games where you can shoot your way through your feelings, Heavy Rain bravely suggests that a person might just need to get along the best they can.
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The orbiter is scheduled to make 36 more close orbital flybys of Jupiter's poles before it bravely hurls itself into the fatal embrace of the gas giant in February 2018.
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I hope the future will hold more titles for 7- to 9-year-olds that reimagine the inner story of boyhood as bravely as these later middle-grade novels do.
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Jalen Garcia is a teenage Houston Astros super fan who has been bravely battling Osteosarcoma -- a type of bone cancer -- since he was 13, according to the Laredo Morning Times.
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Now West is bravely utilizing his status as a cultural icon of young people to leverage the scale and impact of his message — that they have the power to change.
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Spain has always been an amalgam of distinct regions demanding greater self-government, and the writers of our Constitution bravely put an end to three centuries of highly centralized government.
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I consider it essentially a tender rescue myth, an Orpheus and Eurydice-type story repurposed to feature familial instead of romantic love and made startling by a bravely happy ending.
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Tara Chklovski, founder and chief executive of Technovation, said the judges felt the girls had "addressed the difficult topic of abuse bravely and thoughtfully from the research to product development".
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The legislators who have bravely stood up and shared their stories — and the survivors who have been banging on the doors of Albany offices for years — made these laws possible.
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Tara Chklovski, founder and chief executive of Technovation, said the judges felt the girls had "addressed the difficult topic of abuse bravely and thoughtfully from the research to product development".
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The previous year, the title went to "the silence breakers," women who bravely stepped forward to accuse powerful men of sexual harassment and assault that resulted in a global movement.
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While perhaps not quite as clear-cut as those four, "Green Book" shows a black pianist making a stand for civil rights by bravely touring the South in the 21984s.
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Modric put aside the anguish of squandering what surely would have been the match winner to bravely step up again in the shootout and convert one of his team's kicks.
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The Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, just opened and intrepid travelers and locals are bravely embarking on the journey across the 1,600-foot bridge.
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The actress recently came forward and bravely shared her past experiences with film mogul Harvey Weinstein, whom she claimed sexually harassed her and put his hands on her without her consent.
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Velvet helps bring awareness to Caleb's invisible disability, and like the future placements in Canine Companions' own pilot program, helps enhance independence for a veteran who has bravely served our country.
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It's not a story where a man is bravely rescued and everyone is happy because they saved a valuable human life — no one casts Bill Skarsgård for those kinds of stories.
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During Fridays' episode of the podcast Reality Life with Kate Casey, the Teen Mom OG star, 27, bravely shared her journey and what led her to seek treatment in November 2017.
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Blindly picking ingredients ranging from soy sauce to Nutella out of an anonymous paper bag, Lucie and Safiya blended their very suspect concoctions, bravely taking a sip of the final product.
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That model, which could be activated via a smartphone app, was able to park forward and backward, and stop for pedestrians, including when I bravely (foolishly?) jumped in front of it.
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And, all the while, we've supported countless women who have bravely come out to share their stories in support of the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements (which were both borne from Hollywood).
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And I could — I should — reach out to tell him this and congratulate him on his more recent success, bravely brushing away the ghosts of the past and embracing the future.
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From Fisher bravely speaking publicly of her struggles with mental health to her candid interviews and brazen online presence, the actress and author impacted many lives on and off the screen.
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Merci, Madame Cotillard: The Oscar-winning actress bravely and/or gamely has agreed to become Brad Pitt's first onscreen leading lady since his split from the one with the soaring cheekbones.
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Then some very brave people came forward from celebrities and from normal people who decided this was really important and they bravely took on the task of speaking about mental health.
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I also watched my mom bravely take it all on without hesitation: showering my grandma daily, making all her meals, and overseeing every tiny aspect of her and my grandfather's lives.
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One of the film's stars, Gabrielle Union, has bravely talked about being raped herself, and how that experience was what gave her the courage to portray a slave who gets assaulted.
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After six years of judging America's Got Talent, Heidi Klum has become somewhat of a guinea pig as she bravely takes the stage to help competing acts with their daring routines.
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As Dr. Ford bravely told her powerful and heartrending story, I added it to the chorus of women shouting "No more" who sat with me in spirit in that small room.
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Garrett, ever the southern gentleman, tells Hannah that everything will be fine (even though his hammer is hangin' in the wind at this point), and our Bachelorette bravely sheds her bra.
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"She went into greater detail about relevant work where the employer had overlooked it on the resume," says Moravek, an HR professional with Bravely, a confidential HR and workplace coaching platform.
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To teachers, law enforcement, first responders and medical professionals who responded so bravely in the face of danger: We THANK YOU for your courage — and we are hear for you, ALWAYS!
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The Gilroy Garlic Festival shooting might've been a whole lot worse had officers not responded so quickly and bravely -- according to one musician who was there as it all went down.
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"It is now time to put the organization's focus directly back on the men and women who have so bravely fought for our country and who need our support," he said.
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Last year, in a first-of its kind lawsuit in New Jersey, a group of young gay men represented by the SPLC bravely recounted their bizarre and harmful experiences in court.
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Although much has improved in the century that followed, Hollywood still dramatically lacks diversity and inclusion, a point Chris Rock brilliantly and bravely delivered home as host of the last Oscars.
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New research* into the unwrapping of presents by two professors at the Yale School of Management and one at the University of Miami bravely applies rigour where sentimentality has long ruled.
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These tiny soldiers bravely held their ground against their unrelenting molten foe, but there's still going to be a hundred or so green plastic purple hearts issued once this battlefield cools.
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I felt that it was important to tell Trevor's story since he was among the first children caught up in the price hike and his mother spoke so bravely before Congress.
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Gay men weren't proper men, real men like God meant to make them—until they began to fight bravely for their rights, alongside other queer folk, in the 1960s and '70s.
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"I am grateful to the Silence Breakers who bravely came forward and risked so much to stop Harvey Weinstein," said the National Women's Law Center Fatima Goss Graves in a statement.
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Both men are psychology professors, at Harvard and N.Y.U., who bravely stand against what can be the smothering orthodoxy that inhibits thought on campus, but not from the familiar conservative position.
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In the 80th minute, Naeher was left kneeling on all fours, trying to catch her breath, after bravely punching away a free kick and colliding with the Spanish defender Virginia Torrecilla.
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Wang wavered when serving for the match at 5-4 in the second set to be dragged into a decider but bravely dug in for an attritional battle with the American.
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When the time came for students in the middle of the country to stage their own walkout, kids of all ages followed in their peers footsteps and bravely left their classrooms.
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"My thoughts are with those injured at Parsons Green and the emergency services who, once again, are responding swiftly and bravely to a suspected terrorist incident," May said in the statement.
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The plot was like climbing endless stairs, he had no element of surprise in reserve, and the characters who started so bravely daybefore-yesterday couldn't have qualified for a newspaper serial.
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"Compounding the tragic loss of Firefighter Tolley's life is that the fire he responded to and fought bravely could have been prevented," Fire Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro said in a statement.
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Thankful to the law enforcement officers who reacted quickly and bravely, and my thoughts are with all of the first responders still on the scene working to keep area residents safe.
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Sadly, the same cannot be said for much of today's Republican Party, which appears wed to a mindset from decades ago, blindly believing men while demeaning women who bravely come forward.
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"Armed response officers then responded very quickly and bravely and confronted the three male suspects who were shot and killed on Borough Market," Mark Rowley, Britain's top anti-terrorism officer, said.
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Perhaps the threat of a Farenthold duel, or presidential rage-Tweets, caused Capito, and other professed moderates who had so bravely stated they would not allow debate to proceed, to fold.
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ALEXIS SOLOSKI When we bravely leave the tablets behind and take the kids out into the cultural world, what do we do to make this a happier and less stressful experience?
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When a survivor who bravely exposes the prevalence and varied nature of harassment and violence is attacked, like bees, we must ensure that there is a swarm ready to give aid.
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HANNITY: Are going to be people in the FBI in the intelligence community that bravely want to come forward and tell the truth before Congress but they have to be subpoenaed first.
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Still, doing this can usually just make things even worse, and it's a much better idea to educate yourself so that you can bravely square up and just get it over with.
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Odom very candidly and bravely opened up to our guy not only about his new home in the BIG3, but about his state mind ... and most notably, his fight to stay sober.
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Before a crowd of onlookers in Mumbai's Oval Maidan recreation ground, Kate bravely wielded a cricket bat as the former Indian captain, one of the game's greats, bowled a delivery to her.
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Sugar. If you think you're valiant enough to test the same waters as this season's Bachelorette so bravely did, visit the Mr Simms website and try the Black Death out for yourself.
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Forbes released its annual "30 Under 30" list Monday morning, and the 600-strong list is full of innovators, disruptors (like Pentatonix, pictured above) and other bravely talented, unique individuals eh, whatever.
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Undaunted, Bockerstette bravely stepped up, knocked her tee shot into a bunker, blasted out to eight feet and rolled in a par putt, telling herself and Woodland each time, "I've got this".
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Even though denied official registration, L.G.B.T.I. groups have bravely sprouted up as informal associations in most parts of Uganda; they provide social and other forms of life-sustaining support to their peers.
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This Memorial Day, I urge all Americans to remember all the fallen sailors, soldiers, airmen, Marines and Coast Guard members who have so bravely served our country, as well as their families.
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She was given 6 to 12 months to live but following the birth of daughter Penelope, now aged 3, she endured months of chemotherapy and radiation treatment, to bravely defeat the cancer.
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The police might take for themselves the role of white hero, bravely acting to arrest "black thuggery" before it can spread, or in the case of dissent, before it can even begin.
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A 1-year-old pit bull named Darby is one very good boy as he bravely came to the rescue of his owner, who was bitten on the leg by a shark.
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" Saying they are grateful to police and to hospital staff, the family added, "We are so thankful for his girlfriend and two friends on the scene who acted so bravely and calmly.
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As many as seven in 10 U.S. employees would rather keep quiet on an important work issue than tackle it head on, according to a new study from professional coaching platform Bravely.
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The moon in Pisces makes a harmonious connection with the sun at 3:04 AM. The moon enters fire sign Aries at 10:56 AM, encouraging us to bravely express our emotions!
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Informed by more than 100 interviews and 19803 months of reporting, the piece twists and turns around a zany cast of characters who bravely risked their careers to solve the climate crisis.
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The fact is that when the pro-democracy spokesperson Aung San Suu Kyi was under house arrest there, she could bravely work against oppressive behavior on the part of the military government.
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" The former "Fox & Friends" co-host, who is now an activist, said on Sunday women in the U.S. are "at a national tipping point, with more and more women bravely coming forward.
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Ellison's worldview was shaped by hearing stories of his grandfather, Frank Martinez, who bravely fought for voting rights with the Louisiana NAACP in an era when African-Americans were still being lynched.
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It was true before he so bravely flew back to Washington, D.C. to cast a critical vote to begin debate on the effort to dismantle (and maybe replace) the Affordable Care Act.
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"Today, a detective put his life on the line as he bravely performed his duty to protect our city and its residents from harm," Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a statement.
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Rose has struggled with depression in the past; back in 2013, she bravely opened up about her depression on Twitter after canceling a series of tour dates to take care of herself.
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The women bumped heads, especially after Madison bravely defended her decision to request Peter to abstain from sleeping with the other women, ultimately leaving Barbara with a bad taste in her mouth.
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Indeed, there might not have been a state of Illinois for him to move to if African-Americans had not bravely fought in the Wabash River Valley during the War of 21.
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And if we sit with the pain, if we hold it close, if we ask what we are meant to learn -- as my clients so bravely do -- we can and will heal.
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We feel smarter after watching Stiles's performance, too, because she approaches shame and fear the way we would, if we could: bravely, with bemused sympathy and more than a little humor. ♦
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The U.S. isn't losing any military contests, although it is true that military force cannot compel Afghan or Iraqi security forces to fight bravely or cajole their political leaders to govern competently.
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There are a few disappointments — most notably the stiff and drab Various Daylife, from the team behind the excellent JRPG Bravely Default — but Apple Arcade has a solid batting percentage at launch.
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"Our troops are bravely fighting overseas to keep us safe, and it is important for them and their families to know that Congress stands with them," Young said in a statement Wednesday.
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A vast majority of Americans who served never committed atrocities; they fought bravely against a determined enemy in harsh conditions, and they reintegrated into society and made substantial contributions over the years.
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The pitch that Bravely&aposs founders gave me is that it allows employees to get feedback from a third party, regardless of the specific issue, and develop a plan to address it.
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I am not surprised that my beloved Charlottesville took the hit for all of us last weekend by standing up so bravely to the hatred, violence, vitriol, and bigotry that invaded the town.
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Since women bravely started coming forward with allegations of sexual harassment, assault, and rape against Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, people from all over the globe have felt empowered to share their own experiences.
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Selena Gomez bravely returned to the stage Sunday night at the American Music Awards just months after her kidney transplant, but her performance is receiving criticism from viewers who claim she lip synced.
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"I have just spoken to so many actresses and writers, particularly women, who have had similar experiences and many of them have bravely gone public with their stories," Witherspoon concluded in her remarks.
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Instead of a tale of the US president bravely facing down corruption, it looks like — because it is — a story of a US president enlisting foreign countries to kneecap his domestic political rivals.
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In this week's issue of PEOPLE (on stands Friday), those closest to her remember the mom who struggled to save her emotionally troubled son— and the friend who fought so bravely to survive.
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Brook, who is a natural welterweight and owns the IBF world championship in that weight class, bravely took on the man feared by his middleweight peers and gave as good as he got.
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We respectfully urge students, parents and community members to continue to bravely speak out about the ways they have been impacted by school closures and to demand equity through quality, sustainable community schools.
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Like millions of Americans, my family & I continue to pray for this American hero as he bravely battles cancer, & is again showing the courage and fighting spirit for which he is widely regarded.
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When you just need a little support and leak protection in the middle of the night, the Kindred Bravely French Terry Racerback Nursing and Sleep Bra is the softest and most comfortable option.
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They also told us how Lincoln bravely stood tall against terrible taunts and threats and freed the slaves, sacrificing his own life so that all men could be free and the union preserved.
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Slawomir Sierakowski, a Polish sociologist and expert on European populism, argues that politicians like Strache are legitimized by controversy, which is viewed by their supporters as evidence they're bravely fighting for the people.
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"My thoughts are with those injured at Parsons Green and emergency services who are responding bravely to this terrorist incident," UK Prime Minister Theresa May said in a message tweeted by Downing Street.
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When the department submitted a plan for this week's test of the Hwasong-15, Mr. Kim approved it with his characteristic handwriting: "For the party and for the fatherland, launch the missile bravely!"
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Roger was willing at times to ally himself with classical liberals, and even Austrian-school libertarians in the struggle against Communism, bravely leading seminars and building underground institutions in Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe.
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Speaking on Wednesday in the port city of Severomorsk, where the submersible is based, Mr. Shoigu said that the 14 officers had fought bravely to contain the fire before succumbing to smoke inhalation.
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"Keith Palmer was killed while bravely doing his duty — protecting our city and the heart of our democracy from those who want to destroy our way of life," London's mayor, Sadiq Khan, said.
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When other hedge funds began to leave Valeant in 2015 as questions about its practices for pricing drugs and its accounting procedures mounted, Mr. Ackman bravely — some might say stubbornly — stood his ground.
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Nonetheless, several brave women came forward to accuse Donald Trump of harassment and assault, starting with Jill Harth, the first woman to bravely speak out - months before the Access Hollywood recording was released.
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"All of these young women who bravely stepped forward and have spoken out did not immediately run off to lawyers," said Kathy Johnson Clarke, an Olympic medalist and SEC Network/ESPN gymnastics analyst.
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Inspired by Nina Simone's haunting 1966 song, "Four Women," Sidibe's film bravely captures the harrowing realities of the mothers, daughters, and undaunted revolutionaries fighting back against police brutality and the specter of mass incarceration.
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The Schultz family bravely and selflessly shared Ari's harrowing story with the heart community and the world, to shine a light on children's heart disease, the miracles of science, and the power of hope.
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Tilli wasn't going to sleep with that thing in the house either, so Watt bravely climbed on her bed and slid it all the way down her bedroom wall and onto her dressing table.
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During the war Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang forces had not defeated the Japanese, but for eight long years they had bravely tied down Japanese armies in China, at the cost of 14m Chinese dead.
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The year Macaulay Culkin bravely embarked into the realm of pizza-themed cover bands, Courtney Love claimed to have unearthed a missing airplane, and Vin Diesel body-popped to Beyonce like a damn superstar.
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The way she bravely puts herself into terrible situations on her son's behalf makes her admirable, but it also endlessly ratchets up the tension because the audience knows she could just fold and run.
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He then yelled for Fricka to come inside, but the dog was clearly too big for her britches — and either bravely or stubbornly (depending on how you look at it) refused to stand down.
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Bravely looking at a budget deficit increase of 77% in the first four months of the current fiscal year, Trump could probably scare the Germans with a tweet to lay off the struggling Italians.
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"One of our government's highest priorities - and VA's single most important mission - is to provide timely, high-quality care to the men and women who have bravely served our nation in uniform," they wrote.
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Honduras knocked the ball back from the kick-off, but Neymar caught Johnny Palacios in possession on the edge of the box and bravely challenged the keeper to bundle the ball into the net.
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Seconds after bravely marching across the Octagon to trade with his young opponent, he was taken down and mauled on the mat, fighting off submission attempts as he absorbed strike after strike after strike.
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In a commentary published by the official Xinjiang Daily on Monday, Yasin Sidik, a senior official from Kashgar city in Xinjiang, urged fellow ethnic Uighur cadres to "bravely stand at the forefront against separatism".
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The imam is said to have bravely stepped forward to insist that the enraged citizens who pulled the man from the van held him down until police arrived rather than beating him to death.
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Stained glass windows detailing the 'Stations of the Cross' will eventually be shattered and replaced by 14 images of this kid gradually, bravely, hitting the dab behind Jeremy Corbyn failing to play the violin.
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Jake Thomas Patterson was arrested last Thursday after 13-year-old Jayme — who bravely escaped and sought help from the first stranger she stumbled upon — allegedly provided a description of her captor to police.
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Egypt bravely broke the pattern in 1979, and Jordan in 1994 — both committing to peace but, in solidarity with the rest of the Arab League, continuing to discourage normalization, ostensibly to benefit the Palestinians.
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"We are incredibly proud of our Freedom Reserve Red Lager because it was passionately brewed by our veteran brewers who have bravely served our country," said Budweiser vice president Ricardo Marques in a statement.
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On Saturday in Jacksonville, Florida, one of the president's personal aides and close friend Marvin Nicholson married Helen Pajcic and bravely had the Commander-in-chief stand behind him as one of his groomsmen.
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S. diplomats will now continue that mission from other locations where they will continue to help manage the flow of humanitarian assistance to the Venezuelan people and support the democratic actors bravely resisting tyranny.
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By saying that Johnson "knew what he was signing up for," Trump might have been trying, in a clumsy way, to say that the fallen soldier bravely gave his life to defend American interests.
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Rhye: Blood (Loma Vista/Hostess) On Rhye's 2013 debut, the evocatively titled Woman, torch singer and heartfelt romantic Mike Milosh bravely captured the essence of true intimacy, and it sounded a lot like inertia.
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But O'Brien's initial threat had made headlines and the Housing Accountability Act had caught the attention of Sonja Trauss, an audacious housing activist who had been bravely commandeering the mics at City Council meetings.
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Once he had studied McGregor's technique, Mayweather took complete control of the contest by the fourth round and started to land blow after blow on his easy target as the Irishman bravely battled on.
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Unlike many hard-liners in the Cuban exile community, I have spent considerable time in Cuba over the last 13 years, working closely with Cuban artists who bravely voice their dissent against the regime.
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Before the first Jake's, as the race is commonly called, maybe three or four locals a year would bravely run it, usually at high water, when it's faster but also more insulated from obstacles.
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Bravely, Trump has placed those difficult issues back at the top of his agenda, but he now looks like a magician who brought out the powers he does not know what to do with.
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Into this quagmire bravely wade Ari Folman and David Polonsky, the creators of "Anne Frank's Diary: The Graphic Adaptation," a stunning, haunting work of art that is unfortunately marred by some questionable interpretive choices.
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It sounds a bit better when put to verse, as a "Kale Newspaper" did in 1953: Kale is served, along with bacon, pinkel and pork, Now everyone is encouraged to bravely lift their forks!
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It's a worldview that reaches its endpoint with Equilibrium where—for real—the dystopian regime's only objective is to suppress human emotion and the rebels are the people who bravely choose to feel things.
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RATING: C- Chris putting the cross on a dude who is shorter than him and bravely playing through a lost shoe is maybe the most cynical thing I've ever seen on a basketball court.
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It's a novel that stays, bravely, in that place of pain, making clear that scars will be left behind not only for the children whose families were incarcerated but also for the generations that follow.
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They live together in a house, they're white, black, straight, and gay, and they're testament to the fact that our quirks are a beautiful thing and we all should let our nuanced flag bravely fly.
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If you bravely and compassionately decide to comfort the crier in question, take solace in the fact that you probably won't have to play the game of 20 questions captured in this So Sketch video.
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If you've ever felt you needed someone to talk to about a challenge you were facing, or weren't sure how to approach asking for a promotion, Bravely might be just the thing your workplace needs.
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Here's who makes a cameo... Phoebe Robinson, creator and co-host of podcast 2 Dope Queens "Havana" songstress Camila Cabello Olympian Aly Raisman, who bravely stood up against her sexual abuser, Larry Nassar, in court.
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" She used to be a "beach babe" in Santa Barbara, California, helping her previous owner run and hike, and also served as a "provider of moral support," which included "bravely flying in a private plane.
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Castroneves said it was the memory of 2017 that haunted him most, recalling how Japan's Takuma Sato powered past him with five laps remaining then bravely fought off the Brazilian to take the checkered flag.
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Busy Philipps has shared her sexual assault story, adding her name to the list of Hollywood stars who have bravely done the same as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testifies against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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While McCullough shared her accomplishments with fans – being offered the opportunity to direct an episode of Pretty Little Liars, to name one – she also bravely recounted suffering a late-term miscarriage during her second trimester.
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Octopath Traveler is a Japanese role-playing game in the vein of PlayStation classics like SaGa: Frontier and Final Fantasy but with dashes of modern RPG game design courtesy of Bravely Default producer Tomoya Asano.
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"Since 2011, my mother has battled her toughest opponent, early onset dementia, 'Alzheimer's Type,' and she did so with bravely fierce determination just as she did with every opponent she ever faced," Tyler Summitt said.
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He's best known for his character work on games like Final Fantasy XII and the Bravely Default series, and was responsible for creating the look of protagonist 2B and the rest of the main cast.
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Not only because of how bravely they're exposing themselves to an incredibly harsh reaction by prison staff, but because it proves that they, unlike me, have managed never to lose sight of what they're worth.
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Now, as she finishes her pie and cheese, Annie recognizes that "You can go to hell and get it yourself" was the moment when she took charge of her life and stepped bravely into womanhood.
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As a schoolboy he was swept up in mass politics, working for the German Communist Party, and bravely distributing its leaflets, even after Hitler became chancellor in January 1933 and began his reign of terror.
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Bravely, Fisher advocated to unveil the stigma associated with bipolar disorder and mental illness, risking the impact it would have on her professional career, by choosing instead to stand, as one, with those afflicted survivors.
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Congress bravely took the lead, mandating a limited site-neutral payment policy for all newly built or acquired HOPDs in the Balanced Budget Act of 2015 which went into effect at the start of 85033.
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The Democrats captured this same paradoxical profundity with their superb messaging over the weekend: We bravely shut down the government to save the Dreamers even though Donald Trump is responsible for shutting down the government.
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His optimistic spirit reminded me that Yemenis, exhausted as they are, and in the face of so much danger, still manage to laugh, to chat, to make jokes, as they move bravely through each day.
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Last year, in a first-of its kind lawsuit in New Jersey, a group of young gay men represented by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) in court bravely recounted their bizarre and harmful experiences.
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As I crossed the state line back into Memphis, I was still reeling, thinking of the many friends I have in Memphis who have bravely shared their stories of sexual assault in light of #MeToo.
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"The victims in these matters not only suffered the abuse they first report, they often bravely survive countless attacks, even in their sport, for having the courage to speak up," Ms. Colón of SafeSport said.
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"Bonaparte Visits the Plague-Stricken in Jaffa" (1804) by Antoine-Jean Gros (1771-1835) shows the emperor bravely touching his ill soldier, making the gesture traditionally used by French kings to cure sufferers from scrofula.
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While sitting in a café in Brooklyn, Jerry Clayton supposedly witnessed the shop's female barista bravely confess her romantic feelings for her male coworker and, well, you'll have to read the live tweets for yourself.
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Wyatt Hall's mother Cindy Hartin says that her son knew to check in on his neighbors, so she was not surprised that he and his friends acted so quickly and bravely when they saw the flames.
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"Keith Palmer was killed while bravely doing his duty – protecting our city and the heart of our democracy from those who want to destroy our way of life," London Mayor Sidiq Khan said in a statement.
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"For 10 years, our characters have bravely faced turning points in life and moved through them to great personal enrichment; we have chosen a different path by doing one more season of 'Modern Family,'" said Lloyd.
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It wasn't until this year, when so many people have bravely come out with their stories, and the demand for a better world has gotten such broad support, that I saw my own story has value.
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Top Chef has entertained adults and children for 12 seasons on Bravo, but, this fall, a new member of the Top Chef family is bravely going where no season has gone before: to the kiddy table.
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Against the black painted wall along the gallery's ramp, Jenifer Wofford's portrait series, aptly titled Lolas, shows the relentless spirit and beauty of the surviving Filipina women who have bravely shared their stories as comfort women.
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Now, as part of Refinery63's New Year, Do You initiative, our executive food editor, Elettra Wiedemann, and I are bravely (or stupidly, we haven't quite figured that part out yet) taking the challenge once more.
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"While Martha was bravely fighting the Taliban, Kyrsten Sinema said she had no problem with Americans defecting from our country to join the Taliban," he told the crowd, using a GOP attack line on the candidate.
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""The first two seasons of 'Big Mouth' had a universal quality about them that checked boxes for adults and teenagers alike, but season three bravely wades into new territory, exploring the world that teenagers currently inhabit.
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When father and son bravely take their grievances to the factor, the man charged with running the estate on behalf of the laird, he cruelly dismisses their request to see the regulations they're accused of violating.
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But when I told one of them that I was writing about having an Android phone for the iPhone's tenth anniversary, a friend who shall not be named bravely leaked an extremely sensitive screenshot to me.
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Bravely, I pressed on, willfully ignoring the oozy omens of impending doom now chilling out in the bubbling goodness, and asking the guy in Sutton if they had any other chocolate things I could deep fry.
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"Firefighter Davidson bravely battled many fires and responded to countless calls for help from New Yorkers throughout his 15 years of dedicated service," Daniel A. Nigro, the New York City fire commissioner, said in a statement.
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A storm is readily apparent in a late-16th-century screen dominated by enormous curling, dragon-like waves rendered primarily in ink while our hero sits bravely in a small shelter on the shore (far right).
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After the Norwegian scientists invent the shrinking technology, a pilot group of 36 people bravely shrink themselves and live successfully in a colony for a few years, and then their existence is announced to the public.
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A weird feature of this book's structure is that sometimes the new protagonist is someone you've never heard of, which creates a moment of disorientation that Frumkin bravely, confidently allows to remain; she trusts her readers.
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An amiable waitress instructed the crew to cook "everything until there's no slimy meat juice": wise counsel that a barbecue novice took to heart, bravely wielding the tongs until the meat was pink at its center.
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"For sure it was affecting my play but I'm not a person that likes to retire during a match, so I just tried my best," said the 48th ranked Sevastova, who fought bravely to the finish.
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"Facebook should not be sponsoring the rehabbing of Brett Kavanaugh's reputation when Dr. Blasey Ford remains unable to resume a normal life after bravely coming forward last year," said Katie O'Connor, senior counsel for Demand Justice.
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The planet of love and money, Venus, moves into your house of higher knowledge and distant travels, making it more pleasurable to venture into unknown territories as you bravely go where you have never gone before.
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As the U.S. celebrates National Military Appreciation Month this May, organizations dedicated to military and veterans' causes are ramping up their appeals, raising money for worthwhile projects to benefit the heroes who bravely serve our country.
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"If anything, he added, it&aposs quite the opposite with "a dramatic increase in sexual assaults and harassment, not only affecting those who bravely serve in our military, but its next generation of leaders as well.
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"Thankful to the law enforcement officers who reacted quickly and bravely, and my thoughts are with all of the first responders still on the scene working to keep area residents safe," Booker said in a tweet.
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In 1950, Margaret Chase Smith, the senator from Maine, a Republican, spoke bravely against the cancer of McCarthyism in her party, leading six of her Republican colleagues in a declaration of conscience against their own leadership.
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Similar to its predecessor, the dramedy bravely addresses social issues of the day like the teen protagonist's homosexuality (played by Isabella Gomez) and having a single mom who suffers from anxiety as the main character (Justina Machado).
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)On the new Yoga C160 (the "C" stands for convertible), Lenovo has bravely ditched the company's signature watchband hinge and replaced it with a hinge that has a speaker built right into it.
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If you're not in the family, if you've never worn the uniform, if you've never been in combat, you can't even imagine how to make that call, but I think he very bravely does make those calls.
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Even though Dr. Blasey Ford has repeatedly stated her desire to testify and bravely share her story, Senate Republicans are doing everything they can to shame, bully, and force her to testify under their unacceptable, inappropriate conditions.
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You've most likely seen photos of Em Ford, the 26-year-old beauty blogger who has been bravely sharing her acne battle with the world, captivating the attention of Kylie Jenner and the rest of the Internet.
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He appeared on Fox's culinary cooking show My Kitchen Rules with his mom Diane earlier this year, and even showed off his adventurous palate on Bravo's web series Going Off the Menu when he bravely tried grasshoppers.
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American journalists took up the myth-making, writing paeans to the 12 Mounties who bravely approached 2,000 Sioux warriors who had entered Canada after the Battle of Little Bighorn in 123, seeking their submission to Canadian law.
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"Since 2011, my mother has battled her toughest opponent, early onset dementia, 'Alzheimer's Type,' and she did so with bravely fierce determination, just as she did with every opponent she ever faced," he said in a statement.
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While new to this Final Fantasy series entry, this doubling up is very close to what you may have played in Bravely Default, where characters can learn a wave of supplementary abilities beside their main job's progression.
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Perry was so grossed out by the options that she bravely answered a request to rank three of her famous past loves — although she did throw a small fit when she realized she would have to answer.
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The now 23-year-old shares intimate details of her life — from obstacles she's bravely overcome and the ways she's dealt with body shame over the years to how she learned to develop confidence and self-love.
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I imagine Jewish people would face a similar struggle had they, as kids, been given Hitler action figures and Hitler toy soldiers and were constantly told he fought bravely even though the odds were stacked against him.
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But Topic now survives on its backlist, and is no longer able to finance new field recordings; Ocora still bravely continues to produce them, though its director Serge Noël-Ranaivo admits the label's future is "not assured".
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His other siblings, Kylie, 14, McKenzie, 9, Cody, 8, Jake, 6, Xander, 4, and Brixon, only nine months, waited for Devin as he bravely made his way through the mountainous region in an attempt to find help.
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So, the next time that you mourn a celebrity's death, take a step back and remember that suicide is a much larger problem in this country, particularly for those who have bravely served in our armed forces.
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The series has journeyed beyond the boundaries of Patterson's vision, and it is bravely forging its own increasingly bizarre path in the name of mass animal deprogramming, or whatever it is the characters are trying to do.
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We also lost a man who brilliantly and bravely wove political education into food culture in a way that provided the kind of historical context and compassion for the oppressed that Americans need now more than ever.
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Michael Keane's lapse for Kosovo's dream start might have been almost forgotten had England, as looked likely, run up a cricket score after the break against a side bravely sticking to their attacking instincts, come what may.
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"Glenn Greenwald is our friend and long-time colleague, and he has bravely fought for journalistic freedom throughout his entire career," Trevor Timm, executive director of Freedom of the Press Foundation, said in a statement to CNN.
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The administration is "trying to package this as an entirely new policy, but all it does is what President Trump ordered: ban openly transgender people from bravely serving their country", said Tara Borelli, counsel at Lambda Legal.
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With them, Ms. Sze heads bravely into unknown territory, in search, it seems, of hybrid surfaces that allow her love of the delicate, the ephemeral and the salvaged to have a new, more permanent form of expression.
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However, he does introduce us to Che Thi Mung, a young village woman who reconnoitered American positions in the months preceding the assault, led North Vietnamese soldiers into Hue and fought bravely as the Americans closed in.
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Not only did his handling of the hearing devastate and shame a credible, intelligent woman who bravely stood up against workplace harassment, but his failure to protect Hill made all women feel less safe in hostile workplaces.
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"Having done so, I am in awe of the many women and men who have written me to share similar life experiences, and now have bravely shared their experience with friends and family, many for the first time."
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Mohammad Karim Khadimzai, the provincial council chief of Oruzgan, said he had disagreed with the police's promotion of Wasil and his actions, even though the boy had bravely stepped forward at a desperate time during the Taliban's assault.
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By turning to the women in our lives now and after the election, and acknowledging something incredible they did – some "first" they bravely took on and mightily accomplished – we can evolve the faces of leadership in this country.
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By "bravely" kicking Trump supporters off their Facebook feed — which takes the full strength of one finger — they only serve to further isolate Trump voters from the data and stories both parties need to actually broaden their worldview.
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It was almost an assembly line: The jurors—the same 12 people who had to bravely endure seventeen months of duty—just sat and watched as individual after individual was brought in, reprimanded, and then escorted back out.
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Ben pretends to cry for a few minutes so he won't tarnish his reputation as a living emoticon, then bravely rejoins the cocktail party, where Jojo rushes to compliment him on how gracefully he breaks up with others.
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He prayed for the opportunity to share traditional values with the children of the world in the hope that they would gain the love and light needed to joyfully and bravely tackle the many challenges our world presents.
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Still, "The Strain" proved rewarding in its finality, allowing characters who had endured the threat, lost loved ones and bravely faced a supernatural foe a hard-earned ray of hope -- and sunlight -- at the end of the tunnel.
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More than a few strands of the Civil Rights era remain for black Americans, but the world has advanced in ways that shield James from ever confronting the daily lashings of racial prejudice someone like Robinson bravely endured.
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"Under Cindi's leadership, Glamour has become a beacon for American women like those who have fought so bravely to be heard this year — brilliant, entrepreneurial, a force for change, generous and, of course, always stylish," Ms. Wintour said.
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That so many worked honestly and bravely to uphold the principles of the Constitution, only to be stiff-armed by censors when they try to tell the truth about their experiences, is antithetical to the foundations of democracy.
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The apocalypse had come, but youths in all hues of literal and figurative rainbows were bravely persisting, in magical four-part harmony: And recognize that there are ties between us,All men and women living on the Earth.
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At a conference for ovarian cancer survivors that I attended, every "teal warrior" – teal is the color associated with ovarian cancer — encouraged herself to maintain "a positive attitude" and lauded others for "bravely battling and beating" their disease.
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"It's time to celebrate each other -- not just the nominees on our film and television screens but our storytellers who have bravely come forward and courageously shared their stories and liberated so many of us, too," she said.
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" On state-run television, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi announced the beginning of the offensive, describing it as "a new dawn" and calling on his troops "to move bravely forward to liberate what is left of the city.
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This Veterans Day, take time to not only express gratitude for the service members who bravely answered the call of duty, but also recommit to do more, and do better, for those who have served our great nation.
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In a letter purportedly to rebel commanders and seen by Reuters, they were told they although they had fought bravely to fend off the Syrian army, their presence in a small enclave now posed a threat to them.
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"Dan Spaulding, the chief people officer at Zillow, told me that Bravely appealed to him because a pro is "somebody outside of the organization that could hold a mirror up to the employee about themselves in the situation.
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A couple of weeks ago, the singer Ed Sheeran bravely opted for a Peruvian pisco sour when asked by a Chilean journalist which he preferred, but not even the pop megastar's intervention was enough to settle the debate.
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This stretch run has mostly been one of those sad, spongy, marked-down mid-January panettones, if only because of how bravely each team in contention has gone about trying to lose its way out of the race.
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On September 11, 113, Raymond Sr., a seasoned member of the FDNY, and Robert, then a police officer before later becoming a firefighter, bravely rushed into the toxic ash and dust that would eventually wreak havoc on their bodies.
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"A year ago I was not playing in a stadium in Tampa, I was in a courtroom in Denver, Colorado," Swift bravely began her speech, which ended with the audience holding up $1 bills in support of the star.
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Rapper Fetty Wap – who lost his left eye as a young boy – inspired 11-year-old Jayden Burgos to bravely face the world without his prosthetic eye, and the "Trap Queen" singer was finally able to meet his superfan.
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They meet for games when their team is in town, bravely donning their visiting gear in foreign territory, sharing a brief nod or concourse high-five with fellow expats, making friends or enlisting new recruits to the mailing list.
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He bravely fought off five break points in the second game of the second set and broke back to 4-3 after a breathtaking rally, scrambling back and forth to retrieve drop-shots and lobs before passing the Serb.
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You might also know her as the woman who bravely shared the story of her family's deportation, first in an op-ed for the L.A. Times and now in a powerful new memoir titled In the Country We Love.
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One commenter named wrightn9 even bravely admitted to having seen this picture circulating on the internet at least five times before — and yet they still stared at it for about a minute before realizing there was nothing to see.
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Epic fantasy literature often feels as though it's the byproduct of works like The Lord of the Rings, which plays with its characters in terms of absolutes: a small party bravely venturing forward in the face of absolute evil.
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Foreplay, seduction, someone begging you for more, marginalized people understanding how society will punish them for their intimacy but bravely defying society anyway — and consent is also the foundation of games and play, because every game requires willing players.
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Linden had to chase down Mamitu Daska of Ethiopia, also 34, who had bravely separated from the lead women's pack before the halfway mark and led by as much as 30 seconds, running alone in the rain and wind.
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Republica Colapsada is split into three sections: the first, The Venezuelan Breakdown, features the work of 15 photographers who bravely and poignantly capture the tense and sometimes violent political demonstrations that have been taking place in Venezuela since 2014.
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Emma Gonzalez has already gained notice for her passionate speech in the wake of the shooting, and on Wednesday night she was one of many students bravely stood their ground against those in power — including NRA spokeswoman Dana Loesch.
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The moon enters mysterious water sign Scorpio at 5:29 AM, inspiring our inner detectives, especially as the moon squares off with Mercury retrograde at 12:48 PM and Mars at 3:20 PM. We're bravely exploring the deep!
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He moved the 39-foot-tall, gold-plated statue of his predecessor, Saparmurat Niyazov, that rotated to catch the sun, and erected a gold-plated statue of himself, bravely astride a golden horse on a majestic cliff-top (pictured).
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The result: A former bartender from the Bronx now has more Twitter followers than House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and is reshaping the Democratic Party and another is bravely taking to the floor of Congress to condemn Trump's government shutdown.
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Streaming service: Apple TV+Premiere date: Late Fall 2019Cast: Jim Sturgess and Brooklyn PricePremise: The 10-episode series is inspired by the life of Hilde Lysiak, an 11-year-old journalist who bravely reported on a haunting murder case.
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"The fierce determination of Drew Dixon and all of the women who bravely chose to share their stories in On The Record moved us profoundly," said Sarah Aubrey, head of original content at HBO Max in a statement Monday.
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Suffice to say that various items need to be collected from planets with exotic names, and that bad guys cackle and rant on the bridges of massive spaceships while good guys zip around bravely doing the work of resistance.
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About a century ago, there was merely "Women's Day," originating in New York on the final day of February in 1909 — the anniversary of the city's garment industry strike — to honor the women who so bravely protested labor conditions.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims of the many cities that have now bravely fallen to the pack of huge violent spiders, as they slowly make their way eastward across our great country, killing everything in their path.
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So although we spend plenty of time watching Pine gaze grimly into the distance, charge bravely into battle, or suffer nobly at the hands of English soldiers, it's hard to say we really know him by the end of the film.
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"What happened tonight was awful, especially for the women who had bravely shared their painful stories on camera for the purpose of putting a stop to the violence R. Kelly has committed against young girls for decades," Burke told Buzzfeed News.
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But she continued, bravely recounting the story of her rape on the rooftop of a New York City apartment building, as well as the backlash she encountered from both men and women as a female performer who owned her sexuality.
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An unflinching look at the barriers women still face in pursuit of a safe and legal abortion — even 44 years after Roe Vs. Wade — Anu Valia's Lucia, Before and After bravely captures why we'll never stop marching for reproductive rights.
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Biologists Martin Nyffeler and Klaus Birkhofer bravely did the math that no one would, and published their findings in The Science of Nature that an estimated 400–800 million tons of prey are eaten annually by the global spider community.
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TVD premiered in 2009, just before the release of Twilight: New Moon, a movie that bravely asked the question: Can the safety of a poor, helpless teenage girl really be entrusted to one supernatural guy — or does she need two?
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So far, the pods have driven on a fake street scene with more than 500 test pedestrians who have bravely stared them down, according to a press release from Jaguar Land Rover UK. The self-driving pod looks at a pedestrian.
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This is not the first time this light was turned on, and unless we keep the conversation going, keep that light shining and bravely step into it, not just the day afterward, but every day, it won't be the last.
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The young royal bravely walked into his brand new school on Thursday — looking more nervous than he did just a half-hour before for a smiley first-day photo with dad Prince William on the steps of his Kensington Palace home!
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Ms. Masilo trades docility and romance for brash political theater: She bravely and buoyantly uses this ballet classic to address gender and homophobia in her native South Africa, which has one of the highest rates of AIDS in the world.
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" Aly Raisman and her former Team USA teammate, Jordyn Wieber, are facing Larry Nassar on one of the last days of his sentencing ... with Jordyn bravely addressing the disgraced doctor she says abused her "time after time, appointment after appointment.
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We're opting for jumpsuits as seriously impressive date-night attire, and bravely rocking bodycon cutout styles during a girls' night out (we're still trying to solve the problem of gracefully navigating a trip to a bathroom while wearing one, however).
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The Ms. Copeland we read about and see in publicity is an inspiring heroine who has struggled bravely against adversity, but the Ms. Copeland we see in the theater tends to be sparky, humorous, a good colleague, with flashes of naughtiness.
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"Facebook should not be sponsoring the rehabbing of Brett Kavanaugh's reputation when Dr. Blasey Ford remains unable to resume a normal life after bravely coming forward last year," Katie O'Connor, a senior counsel for Demand Justice, said in a statement.
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Eight members of a U.K. child sex gang have been sentenced for their "routine, cynical" abuse of teenage girls — with one of the men serving up to life in prison — after their victims "bravely faced" them in court, PEOPLE confirms.
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As a clinical psychologist, I have seen the damage wrought in relationships by dishonesty and self-serving cognitive and communication distortions, and the consequences of failing to deal bravely with reality in order to protect a fragile and damaged ego.
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In his memoirs, Grant expresses his "rigorous distaste" for "ceremony, theater and oratory" (in the words of the historian John Keegan) by describing two generals of the war with Mexico, in which he fought bravely as a young West Point graduate.
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Moses Wright, Simeon's father and Emmett's great-uncle, was a pacifist who had been jailed for refusing to register for the draft in World War I. But he bravely testified when Mr. Bryant and Mr. Milam were tried for murder.
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The 29-year-old star, who faced backlash over the summer for launching allegedly defective lipsticks, opened up about hurtful comments she has received regarding her weight — and then bravely showed off her stretch marks for the world to see.
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That sets up a few parallel plots, starting with the dogs, who are struggling to survive their ordeal when 12-year-old Atari (voiced by Koyu Rankin) bravely comes to the island, looking to find his own long-lost mutt.
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In 2015, we marched together in Selma to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of Bloody Sunday, when foot soldiers of the civil rights movement bravely faced violence to awaken the conscience of a nation and propel forward the Voting Rights Act.
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His 19953 three-disc album of Erik Satie's early piano works drew attention to this overlooked music, which he performed with elegant restraint and directness, bravely observing the very slow tempo indications in many of these scores to haunting effect.
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But I've seen people with it who live with a sense of spiritual adventure, who refuse to be ashamed, who manage to hold on to themselves and live with endurance and lack of self-pity and go bravely into the night.
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We know what happened on that phone call with the Ukrainian President because a whistleblower bravely lodged concerns, journalists reported on the complaint, the White House released the transcript, and the House used its oversight powers to get to the truth.
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" — COLBERT "Senator Blumenthal never went to Vietnam but he led people to believe he did, whereas Donald Trump during the war, as you know, served four tours bravely fighting bone spurs in his foot at the Wharton School of Finance.
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There was the despised Larry Kramer, fresh off excoriating gay men's sex lives in his novel "Faggots," who bravely confronted the core problem of transmission, but who also displayed a personal viciousness that derailed the movement as much as galvanized it.
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She profiled two 19th century female journalists, Elizabeth Jordan and Miriam Michelson, who bravely wrote fiction — even as they kept working as journalists — to bring attention to sexual intimidation in the workplace, sparking difficult conversations about gender, justice, and inequality.
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"Harriet Tubman is a hero who bravely led countless Americans to freedom and opportunity, courageously fought for her country, and was an outspoken advocate for women's suffrage," said Katko, whose central New York district includes a national park named after Tubman.
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Sean Patrick Monahan bravely plays Pete, who makes a declaration of love by doffing his pants, and Rachel Franco makes a spirited debut as Tara, a Roman Catholic schoolgirl who falls into an affair with an older man (Matthew Lawler).
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But I've seen people with it who live with a sense of spiritual adventure, who refuse to be ashamed, who manage to hold on to themselves and live with endurance and lack of self-pity and go bravely into the night.
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A few days after his death, Ellis's family released a statement to the Hollywood Reporter confirming the death was linked to alcohol and other drugs: Nelsan's father has bravely agreed for me to share the circumstances of Nelsan's heart failure.
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But Srey Moch was the only child that stared at that money for a very, very long time before she picked it up, and then bravely, brazenly lying, like was trying to hide, but then she also kind of— [Peretz]: Wait.
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When the former host of The Apprentice became president, he made a big hullabaloo about how since he is such a rich and giving man, he will not accept a salary and bravely donate the money to various federal agencies.
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I know you're very curious as to what you can actually do with one of these things, so I've bravely been testing them on friends, family, and colleagues to figure out five of the very best things you should do with an animoji.
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The exhibition will be on view in Times Square until December 1 — after which it will travel to Richmond, Virginia, and face bravely toward the Confederate generals on monument row as a resilient marker of a people that they could not destroy.
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