But I would say that people are getting braver and braver these days.
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In this the dead children of Lahore are braver than their country, braver than the world, braver than all of us who are scared but cannot confront our fears.
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"There were braver voices before the Spice Girls, and there were braver voices after us," she says.
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I don't know whether it would be braver to keep writing it or braver to leave it alone.
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A man who is braver than me and braver than all of us in this room, he got whacked.
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A man who's braver than me and braver than all of us in this room, he got -- he got whacked.
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What could be braver, fiercer and more badass than that?
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"He was braver when he was younger," Mr. Stowe said.
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"She's started to get braver when she walks," he says.
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It also comes in white, if you're feeling even braver.
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You get Meat Loaf's latest album, Braver Than We Are.
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If you're braver than me, you can stop using it.
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"Daniel's more interesting, and braver, than other artists," he said.
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Political philanthropy could make for braver politicians—and better democratic outcomes.
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Marie is braver, too — she hasn't checked the Arkangel in years.
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"I'm a braver woman than I thought I was," she said.
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That they would make me louder, braver, and a better dancer.
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They're also braver because they don't have a lot to lose.
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Confidence doesn't mean you're braver, smarter, or better than anyone else.
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"I probably would be a bit braver," she said good-humoredly.
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Her recommendation: Start with your sock drawer and get braver from there.
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It makes you stronger, it makes you braver, it makes you freer.
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The braver you are in this industry, the more gigs you get.
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Find ways that you can grow and become smarter, deeper, and braver.
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A braver politician would not have tied herself to Obama's wider legacy.
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But together they send a signal: Republicans are a little bit braver.
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Cruz was braver, and decided to deliver his comments in living color.
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But those are the obstacles that make us stronger, bolder, and braver.
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LeAnn Rimes is trying to be a little bit braver these days.
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They are tougher and smarter and braver than Sessions seems to realize.
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"They're far braver than I am," Brown said of her great-grandparents.
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It will only make your team stronger, braver, and better at communication.
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Recently, my friends have started to become braver about their wardrobe choices.
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I became braver and more willing to give bigger rides a try.
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Slowly, Brown said she became braver, even calling him a "coward" at times.
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This gran is braver than Britney with a boa constrictor around her neck.
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I first met Braver two years ago, and he doesn't forget a face.
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But over time, people got braver and started putting on their own shit.
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Especially since it tells us Zayn's willing to try, which is even braver.
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But some braver creators of drink names seem instead to say: dignified, shmignified.
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Now, I'm playing Warhammer: Vermintide 2, and finding myself getting braver each round.
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Everything they did was braver and better than I had ever seen before.
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The Europeans "should have been braver" on the nuclear deal, Ms. Tocci said.
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But I'm trying to be braver, to have the courage of my convictions.
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Because some people want to watch the world burn (read: are braver than me).
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Emily is Away, meanwhile, baits the player to be braver, to confess their feelings.
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She got stronger, she got braver, she didn't complain, she had a double mastectomy.
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We feel bolder, braver, and, yes, most likely a little more reckless than usual.
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Braver writers on the right have taken another approach: critically examining their own side.
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We need our girls, our young women, to be braver than they've ever been.
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Wish I didn't - maybe I would've been a little braver if I saw this.
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I'm so glad people get to see the other, better, braver side of raccoons.
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A braver candidate might say that of the very premises underlying Mr Trump's agenda.
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He's smitten almost instantly, and Stargirl teaches Leo to be a little bit braver.
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I admire the people, braver than I, who were out for the first march.
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I slowly became braver in trying that word on, and my work got better.
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And there are few braver reporters than those who covered the civil rights movement.
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We are asking for your help in realizing her vision of this braver, lovelier world.
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" Siam wanted to mention that he does not believe he's made her a "braver person.
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In 2002, Skip Braver bought Cigarette Racing out of bankruptcy, reviving the storied boating legacy.
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The recent stock rally and mildly encouraging economic data have investors feeling a little braver.
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Braver, more fed up, or perhaps more responsible users have deactivated their Facebook accounts before.
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Out of the three of us, Yasir and Khalid are the better, the braver journalists.
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And braver still when she tried two colors: sandy yellow bubbles filled with khaki green.
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"You won't meet any stronger and braver than him," Mr. Kennedy said of Mr. McCain.
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We don't subscribe to the narrative that either one is better, or braver, than the other.
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Gorden Wagener, Mercedes-Benz design chief, worked with Braver on the design of this flagship model.
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When they profit from our indulgence they show themselves braver than we are, if more malevolent.
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They may be braver than the average person, or more motivated—or have less to lose.
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Braver has been producing the Delusion series as immersive theater productions in Los Angeles since 2011.
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But we can be stronger, braver, better political actors if we take care of ourselves first.
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Does it feel like a braver decision if the man follows the instructions, or says no?
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Mr. Winkler and Mr. Braver pleaded guilty in May to the lesser crime of unlawful imprisonment.
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Trump isn't much braver when he picks fights with world leaders who wish America no harm.
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The braver queens would put grease paint on their eyelids and then put glitter onto that.
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There are also some braver, slightly more timid 30-somethings paired up on adventurous date nights.
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We have to be braver than that, and I'm not the only one who thinks so.
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"Politicians have to become braver," Joachim Lang, the managing director of Germany's BDI industry association, said.
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It can also look braver, more improbable, more political — just by the fact of its existence.
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They experience the thrill of being someone else – someone cooler, smarter, sexier, braver – for a little while.
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The nonprofit focuses on empowering youth to create a kinder, braver world and provides mental health resources.
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"And in doing them, [I] have learned that I might be a bit braver than I thought."
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After surviving that single viewing of Krasinski's horror film last April, I set out to be braver.
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Another year bigger, bolder, braver... And a better man than any of those bullies ever will be!
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But today, many women online — you women who are far braver than I am — you stick around.
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Tourists who are braver than you went to visit the frozen Niagara Falls on New Year's Eve.
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It was important for feminist movements in Portugal that were made stronger and braver after its creation.
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"I thought I was brave, but these kids, this team is more braver than me," Zlatan said.
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That feeling is only enhanced by the show's liberal use of wirework and stunts, another Braver tradition.
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We want to be braver than our rivals and be out there and be smart about it.
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When I reveal my siblings-wide childlessness to people, the braver ones come right out and ask.
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He's developing it and he keeps working to get braver and writing about how difficult that is.
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Fans and followers were in awe, with some joking that Chicago was "braver" than them in the comments.
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"He is a really feisty little dog and much braver than the others," Mcgowan was reported as saying.
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For myself, I'm much braver than I was, more willing to go through any door, happy with less.
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" Away from her desk, Levy is interested in "creating a persona that was braver than I actually felt.
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Who has taught me what love is … Kids who are braver and wiser than their old man is.
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You are braver than you think, more talented than you know, and capable of more than you imagine.
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Next time, I'm going to be even braver and push even further for a world I believe in.
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In 2017, Degrassi: Next Class feels braver than ever, but any Degrassi fan knows that's just this show's way.
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Wouldn't it be great if you could make yourself braver or more charming just by eating at a diner?
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"A kinder and braver world is urgent, and it is possible," Gaga said in a statement released by Starbucks.
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" The Born This Way Foundation was founded in 2012 and is aimed at "creating a kinder and braver world.
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"I do appreciate their courage and caring about Hong Kong...they are definitely braver than our government," she said.
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"It makes you wonder, if a previous government had been braver, if this could have happened a lot sooner."
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It's more Hollywood, there are more explosions, I'm much braver in the movie than I am in real life.
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I feel the intersection of having a challenging, exciting body and challenging, exciting sex has made me a braver person.
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BTWF's mission is to support the wellness of young people and empower them to create a kinder and braver world.
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But before Humayun was killed, his father sent him McCain's book, Why Courage Matters: The Way to a Braver Life.
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We can tell now that this teenage heroine will have to be braver than all of her predecessors combined.2.
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Braver Than We Are does their legacy proud with an assemblage of 10 tracks smoldering with ferocity and bombastic rhapsody.
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You could say I'm braver and more courageous about the topics I engage in but that also comes from confidence.
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"I grew up with Dungeons and Dragons," Braver tells me over coffee a few days after the show's opening night.
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You are braver, smarter, and stronger than you will ever know, and asking for help is always the best path.
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"I consider it braver for a woman to have the baby and put it up for adoption," Mr. Ríos said.
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The astronauts were braver; they accepted all of the information, terrifying or miraculous as it might be, that confronted them.
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" It stressed: "The BBC needs to get better and braver in interpreting and explaining rival statistics and guiding the audience.
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We're braver and bolder with our hair color than ever before, seasonally experimenting with navy blues, bubblegum pinks, and sunset oranges.
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According to Braver, the project was originally going to have a dash of interactivity in the form of two branching scenes.
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Initially, five men — Pinchas Braver, Joseph Fried, Mr. Herskovic, Aharon Hollender and Abraham Winkler — were charged in connection with the assault.
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"Boys are braver than girls, but my family was very happy and proud of me when I started boxing," she answers.
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That makes the contribution of those who did the latter all the braver and more commendable — and all the more necessary.
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Two others — Abraham Winkler, 43, and Pinchas Braver, 22 — pleaded guilty last year to lesser charges and avoided time in prison.
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The highlight was the Duchess, smack bang in the middle of it all, getting in a den — braver woman than I am.
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By the very end, Nino tracks down his admirer, they share a passionate embrace, and we leave behind a braver, happier Amélie.
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Had I been a little braver, I would have gone bungee-jumping, or run the rapids on a white-water rafting trip.
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Hackett said she was "inspired" to go public with the incident following the "braver" women who came forward with accusations against Weinstein.
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"He makes us look bad to the rest of the world," Mr. Braver said, as the demonstrators reached the outskirts of Oakland.
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You could have been braver in recognising that economists do not understand well the nature of economic growth, or sustainable economic growth.
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So I took my little talent in my hand and faced the world again, braver than before and wiser for my failures.
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Rabbi Alexander R. Braver is to officiate at the Lake House at Bulow, an events space on Johns Island in South Carolina.
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The difference is that now the definitions of maleness are slowly, creakingly, expanding: or, for the braver among us, being discarded altogether.
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She is the person I might have been had I not married young and had children, except she will always be braver.
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Two others, Abraham Winkler and Pinchas Braver, pleaded guilty last year to unlawful imprisonment and were sentenced to probation and community service.
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And who came up out of the ashes, the rose that bloomed out of concrete, is the smarter, stronger, braver, more resilient person.
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He's afraid and messy, and Webber manages to motivate him to be a little braver, give it a little bit of a shot.
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Welcome to Aries season, the time of year when we all feel a little bolder, a little braver, and a lot more stubborn.
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But it's even braver in that it doesn't just ask the grim No Country questions — it actually suggests a few answers as well.
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"People far greater than us and far braver than us have overcome far more than us in our nation's history," Mr. Grewal said.
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The braver ones can ride the RER A suburban train to La Défense, the city's business district, where skyscrapers and vast avenues coalesce.
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A girl who loves her fans and wants them to grow with her, as we symbiotically empower one another to be braver and kinder.
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"I really do think we are in a similar position, the biggest difference is that she's a lot braver than I am," said Butler.
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Most do not, yet still try to bask in the glow of braver colleagues, even if all they do is write snarky TV reviews.
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So no, we wouldn't try to incite anyone within the 215 or 267 area codes—but Burger King is apparently braver than we are.
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"Black and White," the new A&E series, was not made available in advance, but it sounds as if it intended to be braver.
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The usual explanation was that something about Sally's and Josie's individual traits made them act as they did — maybe Sally was braver than Josie.
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A lot of things raised a red flag, even before shooting, and I should have been braver and stronger and put my foot down.
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You have made me braver than I ever believed, stronger than I thought possible, and convinced me that I was smarter than I thought.
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That's going great for her, until she is saved from a band of marauding nighttime bandits by none other than her decidedly braver shadow.
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Hackett said she was "inspired" to go public with the incident following the "braver" women who came forward with accusations against disgraced mogul Harvey Weinstein.
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In our current climate, dramatising hope feels particularly necessary—and so perhaps we need to be a bit braver about exploring political empowerment on stage.
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From soaring vocals unspoiled by time to guest appearances from longtime Lynyrd Skynyrd guitarist Rickey Medlocke, there's much to like on Braver Than We Are.
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At night, musicians and performers swarmed the apartment to watch Hendrix play, and braver ones — like the jazz musician Rahsaan Roland Kirk — would join in.
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It may not feel like it at the moment, but you've taken a braver path, which is why you're feeling every bit of this loss.
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Since It's real power is making people afraid, Stanley's heightened fear may have made it easier for him to remember more than his braver peers.
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And he wasn't afraid to use nuance when it was called for, which in this age is braver than flat-out proclaiming someone a racist.
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" When it came to filming sex scenes during their golden years, Redford responded that love "just increases" as one gets older, with Fonda adding, "We're braver.
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In the end, Peter builds himself back up from scratches and mistakes, piecemeal, and ends the journey braver and bolder and wiser than he began it.
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Congressional Republicans might see this and calculate that they can afford to be a little braver than they have been in standing up to the president.
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" Concluding, "America's 15,000 trans service members and 134,000 veterans are much braver than you, Mr. Trump; my allegiance is with them and our country, not you.
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In April 2014, Mr. Winkler, Mr. Braver and three other men — Joseph Fried, Aharon Hollender and Mayer Herskovic — were arrested and charged with assaulting Mr. Patterson.
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Lending to Russia has crept higher in the last five quarters as European and international banks are becoming braver about lending to non-sanctioned Russian companies.
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A woman in a leopard-print jacket said she sometimes felt shy about taking the lead during sex, asking the crowd how she could become braver.
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"I thought I was brave, but these kids, this team, is more braver than me ... This is probably the best team in the world," he said.
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Yes, he's one of the good guys — but parts of him are braver than others and his definition of "what's right" seems to shift with startling speed.
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Last week, the game updated with a new Critical Mode difficulty setting, which halfs your health and magic points and makes enemies tougher, braver, and more aggressive.
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Undergirding our understanding of history is a belief that if we had been present, we would have done things differently—been more outspoken, braver, than our forebears.
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"We need to make the world a kinder and braver place where men and women everywhere are empowered to live with compassion," Gaga said in a statement.
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Braver guests can stick their hands in a tub of ectoplasm that, I can tell by scent, is the same stuff from the old Real Ghostbusters toys.
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"Cars, planes, and boats — it's all speed," Braver said in an interview with The Verge at the Miami Boat Show, where his new flagship model launches this weekend.
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Earlier this month, James Beard award-winning writer Maura Judkis visited the Museum of Ice Cream, because she is a stronger, braver person than we will ever be.
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Two of the men, Pinchas Braver and Abraham Winkler, pleaded guilty in May to a lesser charge of unlawful imprisonment and were sentenced to probation and community service.
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Getting to skate on the same ice as Olympians is an easy sell for locals and tourists, and braver visitors can ride a bobsled (no matter the season).
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"We need to make the world a kinder and braver place where men and women everywhere are empowered to live with compassion," Lady Gaga said in a statement.
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A braver film might have had Jojo being gripped more tightly by Nazism, whereas here his Hitler Youth membership is treated as a gullible youngster's laughably misguided hobby.
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It clearly upsets Monahon, too, who introduces herself into the narrative as TM (Carolyn Braver), a young woman in conversation with the artist Dread Scott (David J. Cork).
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"Bob Mueller... is braver on his weakest day than Donald Trump or anyone on his team, on their best" - @RepSwalwell on efforts to attack Mueller Russia probe pic.twitter.
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We understand that culture- foods, music, art, and language- hold our desires, stories, and endeavoring to be a people that are braver than the histories that bring us shame.
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Someone braver would realize that this next step towards a fully autonomous vehicle represents a complete technological revolution, one that would save countless lives in the years to come.
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If this collection, or any poem, makes someone feel seen, known, less alone, braver, and more inclined to stand up, then it is doing good work in the world.
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Cigarette Racing is intent on being a trailblazer in boating tech, and Braver says the advances they've made in propulsion, using different composite technologies, impacts the entire boating industry.
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I don't know, and if you dare to question a middle-aged Asian woman on why she hoards so much food stuff, you're a braver woman than I am.
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After these attempts fail, the braver of the two primates blindly rushes in, swallowing its fear, trying to run the rat out of the the apartment … I mean, enclosure.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Sometimes, we have to let those who are braver, or better equipped to deal with the issue at hand, speak for us.
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My reluctance has not allowed me to live my life as full of love and adventure as my gay friends who were bolder and braver than I ever was.
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Robert Kirkman's Skybound Entertainment announced today that it will be creating a VR series based on the play that will be written and directed by Delusion creator Jon Braver.
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RCA and Toslink optical options are also available for braver souls, but the point is that you don't need to know or read anything to find your way around.
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My plan to do something braver with my hair was still in flux when Donald Trump became president — and then bravery came to look like an entirely different thing.
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Gumbo makes people braver; it satisfies the soul and gets you talking, says Leah Chase, the legendary African-American chef of Creole cuisine, who is still cooking at 94.
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"My reluctance has not allowed me to live my life as full of love and adventure as my gay friends who were bolder and braver than I ever was."
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The titular Captain Spirit is a superhero Chris created, and when he puts on a Captain Spirit costume, Chris becomes braver and has superpowers that exist only in his mind.
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Braver incorporates stunts, adventure game elements, and an expertly timed score that collectively do more than just heighten the journey: they wrap the audience in a living, breathing, interactive movie.
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I'm getting braver at saying the name of a sorely under-known Brazilian artist whose retrospective at the Whitney Museum, "Hélio Oiticica: To Organize Delirium," comes as an overdue revelation.
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A month into her ordeal, she became braver, confrontational at times, believing she was more valuable alive than dead to Kohlhepp, who harbored fantasies of living with her on the farm.
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If it wins Best Picture, it will be one of the rare times that the Academy has got it right: there is no braver or more daring film among the nominees.
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Braver than I had been two years before, when my then girlfriend and I had just started dating and would stop holding hands as soon as we got a dirty look.
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Ultimately, the decision to take this journey is not for the faint of heart, and I admire those brave enough — braver than I — to step into the ritual, open to transformation.
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She was braver than me; once, she even snuck into the apartment of the elderly woman who lived opposite us and had left her door ajar while retrieving the mail downstairs.
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"I think it's much braver and stronger and it's an incredible leadership quality to admit when you don't know something, versus pretending and faking it until you make it," Decker says.
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I think if I'd seen the movie as a girl, I'd have wanted to follow in Meg's footsteps — to be braver and kinder, and to understand how love pushes away fear.
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Barstools are packed at the Central Pastime Tavern, with journalists and armed antigovernment protesters elbow to elbow, tucking down I.P.A.s and perhaps — for braver souls — the bull testicles on the bar menu.
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"We can only have that debate if our frontrunner in this campaign is a little bit braver in terms of getting out into the media, engaging in debates," Hunt told the BBC.
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Instead, writer-director Jon Braver focuses on delivering a uniquely cinematic form of interactive theater, in which audience members walk, crawl, and puzzle their way through the story alongside the show's cast.
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Some aspects of the film reflect the Communist Party line of the time; the young Communist fighters are depicted as purer, braver and more committed than the members of the Home Army.
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David Young (R-Iowa) is 49 ... GMMB's Danny Jester, the pride of Bridgeville, Delaware (h/t Jack Smith) ... Theodore "Teddy" Braver Penn (h/ts Bob and Rita) ... Lauren Hernandez ... Brandon Lorenz, comms.
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"Oxford's Leah Trueblood, who also worked on the survey, told Sky she found it "fascinating" that the majority were in favor of contact, adding "Those surveyed are clearly much braver than me!
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They don't make them stronger or braver, and I'm confident he will take on this challenge as he has every other he's faced: with courage and determination fueled by his strong faith.
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She addressed Trump directly at one point, stating, "America's 15,000 trans service members and 134,000 veterans are much braver than you, Mr. Trump; my allegiance is with them and our country, not you."
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But after consulting with companies like Google, Braver says they eventually decided to strip the option from the piece, largely because it would make it easier to distribute the experience across multiple platforms.
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Bravery is the currency that will get you onto Victory Lane at the Brickyard and for many of the 33 drivers on the starting grid on Sunday there was none braver than Lauda.
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The nights Ksyusha spent in the tundra, when she was younger and braver and slept alone, when her world was clear, smelling of smoke and grasses, and thousands of reindeer passed her by.
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"We'd like to see this city be much braver about saying to people, 'Look, this is the most sustainable transportation plan,' " said Tamara Evans, the advocacy director at the Washington Area Bicyclist Association.
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Allen is an empty nothing of a character in the grand scheme of the story, but a braver game might have kept him alive to deal with the emotional consequences of his actions.
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The people to whom we return after a storm passes are the true loves of our lives: our friends, our families, our own selves; softer, braver, stronger than we were, even in the calm.
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Nothing braver than taking a stand—if you can call not voting for a dude to get into some Moose Lodge with a bunch of bronze on the walls a "stand"—against professional slights.
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The orange robot was the smarter and braver of the pair, because it was designed to carry out more complicated tasks, while the blue robot was a bit simpler, responsible for transporting the samples.
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Braver and more technical users might feel tempted to entirely bypass the whole lock-in deal and directly Amazon themselves a set, but Alex King, a Google Wifi product manager said that isn't advisable.
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Emboldened by cheap, expanding and mostly uncensored high-speed internet access, Russians are becoming braver in speaking out, knowing that even if the state news media ignores their voices, millions can hear them online.
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Sykes, like many Americans, ain't happy with President Trump's decision Wednesday to boot all transgender soldiers, especially because she thinks most trans soldiers are braver than Trump ... who's never served in the armed forces.
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It is concerned with and dedicated to the alleviation and prevention of human suffering in the face of its inevitability, and I can think of no braver moral position to take than that one.
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When she wanders into the dirt-floored barn where Robert is teaching chess, he quickly identifies her as a "fighter", but she doesn't appear to be any tougher, braver or more cunning than her peers.
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These are movies that will challenge your ideas of femininity, movies that will empower you to be stronger and better and braver, movies whose stories will certainly change the way your tell your own story.
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I guarantee you it'll help you stand up a little straighter, feel a little braver, knowing that the things you joked about and even took for granted can be your secret weapons for your future.
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Some chroniclers of the war, like Robert Graves, write scathingly of the Anglican chaplains, who were discouraged at first from going to the front line, and more warmly of the Catholic ones, who seemed braver.
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Known for his bold, contrasting style, Mr. Michaelis said he saw a shift in the public's appetite for "braver" home designs, noting that residents will be able to choose between light or dark interior finishes.
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We can all get braver, if you will, moment by moment, if we keep on, as Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant have written in "Option B," working on our muscles of moral courage and resilience.
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He gave political speeches at ancient ruins, pushing for Italy's entrance into World War I, demanding that such blood and fire would help "sweep away all the filth!" and birth a new, better, braver order.
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Read: Wolfenstein 2: Confrontational Black Panthers and very reasonable Nazis This weakness in Far Cry 5's worldbuilding is especially disappointing because its predecessor was so much braver — and funnier — in its approach to American sensibilities.
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"The Post" was initially pitched as a human drama about Katherine Graham, a Georgetown heiress who found herself running the Washington Post, and proved braver than the Nixon administration (and many of her own staff) imagined.
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Behind the hole, peering out from under the signpost identifying the first tee, Josh Braver snapped a photograph of Woods's follow through while his five-year-old son, Luke, gazed at the image on the viewfinder.
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The harsh realities of their situation and the likelihood of an unspeakable outcome is a constant punch in the gut to him, and it doesn't help that he's surrounded by people who are braver and stronger.
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"We can only have that debate if our frontrunner in this campaign is a little bit braver in terms of getting out into the media, engaging in debates, engaging in the TV debate," Hunt told BBC radio.
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The blood isn't a surprise visit from mercurial Mother Nature, but from a battle wound that its protagonist Camille (Rachelle Vinberg) knowingly risks—making her braver than any boy for attempting the feat in the first place.
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What if instead of relying on the inevitable march of progress, Dorsey and Twitter cut their losses and closed up shop (Ashley Feinberg, far braver than me, actually asked Dorsey this point-blank in a subsequent interview)?
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He describes her as the true artist in their house—"She's so much braver than I am"—because, unlike him, when her work goes badly she doesn't threaten to quit and work in a dog-rescue shelter.
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A review by the BBC's governing body, the BBC Trust, concluded the British broadcaster must be "braver" in guiding audiences towards the credible facts in an argument, rather than leaving them to make up their own mind.
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The total number of social media accounts may be several times that, making the task of sorting out people (and their braver/sassier/sexier online alter-egos) from commercial, political, and general trolling accounts a gargantuan technical challenge.
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Even for fashion folk, the world of politics dominated the industry, leaving the braver designers the task of using their platform to comment on the country's current happenings, and the rest to provide an escape for us all.
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With Delusion: Lies Within, Braver blocks and shoots his scenes to provide the same kind of point of view that the audience would have in one of his theatrical productions, and the voyeuristic feel grounds the entire experience.
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Or are you really so threatened by the way Ghost has grown into a smarter, braver, and more open-hearted being than you will ever be that you can't even stand to touch him before abandoning him forever?
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The three other protagonists, each the star of a different moral fable, all make different choices when faced with the order to kill, some braver than others, but each choice imposes costs on them and their loved ones.
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Instead, Liptrot makes a realistic, anticlimactic but ultimately braver and more honest narrative decision to reveal her Turning Point as an emotional threshold — she just couldn't take the pain of drinking any longer and enrolls herself in rehab.
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" Ultimately Hackett said she felt compelled to come forward with her story in the wake of the Weinstein scandal because, "I feel inspired by the other women who have been far braver than I am, who have come forward.
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"The challenges we face as a nation are great, but our people are even greater and none are greater or braver than those who fight in the American uniform," Trump plans to say, according to a senior administration official.
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True, using iFixit's method isn't any cheaper, but if you're a bit braver and have a steady hand, it means not having to wait in line at the Genius Bar and deal with whatever turnaround time might be involved.
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My bet is that either Biden or Sanders will handily beat Trump, with Biden as the candidate for modest change, or Sanders as the braver and I believe more accurate candidate of the deep policy changes that we require.
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She then went on to shout out those who were braver than Trump, including Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, the 23 women who accused him of sexual assault and/or harassment, and the undocumented immigrants who worked at Mar-a-Lago.
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Maybe Mars in Aquarius will simply remind you that you're bolder and braver than you think — even if all you want to do is get a second ear piercing or tell your roommate to pay their rent on time for once.
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LONDON, June 14 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace Theresa May as Britain's prime minister, needs to be braver and face the media, one of his main rivals said on Friday following accusations the former foreign secretary was avoiding scrutiny.
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Braver was largely inspired by adventure games growing up, and combined that influence with his own background as a Hollywood stuntman, giving Delusion productions a cinematic feel and sense of polish that have been unique in the immersive theater community.
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Concern over our cultural obsession with mobile devices and social media interaction is a common refrain, but Braver sees a legitimate movement of people looking for experiences that help them step away from the ever-present threat of online connectivity.
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"One day we'll sit with our maker / Discuss over biscuits and soda / Which one of you and me was braver / Which one of us was a truth soldier" A month after the hotel video, O'Connor went on the Dr. Phil show.
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But while the fence is intended to keep things out, it also, in many ways, ends up as a double-edged sword that keeps the family constrained, overly-protected in a way that doesn't allow them to do better, become bigger, be braver.
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Why it matters: If science can find ways to make us braver — not stupidly brave, just better able to face danger — we might all be more functional people and be more willing to take risks, from starting businesses to living more adventurous lives.
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"When something goes wrong in your life it doesn't finish you and you should become braver, knowing that you've got to go for things in life and don't regret (that) you didn't try to be as good as you might be," said Southgate.
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On weekends, braver kids than I went 'bush-bashing' on foot, using crooked branches to beat away kangaroo grass, wonga vines, and spiny mat rushes, or the stout, prickly shrubs nurseries referred to as dillwynia retorta (but everyone else calls eggs and bacon).
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And when I spoke with Delusion creator Jon Braver earlier this month, he said that his intent was to move into a permanent, fixed location for his shows moving forward as well — something that would provide even more stability and opportunity to expand.
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Michael started to wonder if perhaps he was the one who was supposed to do something, him, Michael Salter, his pulse starting to quicken around this vague implication, molding his insides into a smaller, braver person who might take over the larger controls.
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Since Wonder Woman's first appearance in the promotional materials for the 2016 blockbuster, which introduced her to the DC movie universe, her costume has evolved from grayed-out battle armor to something a bit brighter and braver, with ruby, blue, and golden accents.
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So I thought, you know, I have so many friends that have been so much braver than I in the #MeToo and Time's Up movement, that I thought, "Well, what am I being quiet for because this guy's so ... " I'm about putting it out there.
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Centered Crops, $69, available in 6 colors at Patagoniaquilted Snap-T PulloverEllen Hoffman, director of content strategyMy fellow reviewers are braver than me — I still have to wash these between gym sessions because I like to get disgustingly sweaty and gross during a workout.
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Click here to view original GIFLast Saturday, Los Angeles was treated to the dramatic arrival of the Skyslide, a 45-foot glass tube that will soon allow civilization's braver souls to peacefully glide along the exterior of the city's US Bank Tower—1,000 feet in the air.
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"We need to go further, be braver and particularly be more determined to make sure that from now on, and over the next years, we avoid having a contaminated atmosphere that puts at risk the health of the people who live in this great megalopolis," he added.
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The braver in their midst, and top civil servants, whisper of the U-turns and bottlenecks caused by the requirement that policies go through Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, Mrs May's granitic chiefs of staff, and by the verbal invigilations the prime minister puts them through before approving things.
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While the birthday girl herself seems to have decided to stay fully clothed, at least publicly, an unidentified friend on the trip was a little bit braver, jumping into the shallow end of the pool nude and graciously allowing all of the other ladies to Snapchat the intimate moment.
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The men, Abraham Winkler, 42, and Pinchas Braver, 21, were originally charged with assault and faced up to 25 years in prison, but under an agreement with the Brooklyn district attorney's office, they each pleaded guilty in State Supreme Court in Brooklyn to the lesser crime of unlawful imprisonment.
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But the series' commitment to understanding that Finn's growth as a person and character means him sometimes making very difficult choices — to leave home, to leave friends, to leave parents both adopted and biological — makes it feel at once braver and more bracing than most other shows on television.
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Directed by Jon Braver, and based on the 2014 interactive play he co-wrote with Peter Cameron, it tells the story of Virginia (Britt Adams) and Daniel (Brandon Bales), fans of missing fantasy author Elena Fitzgerald who get lost in her mysterious mansion where her literary creations have come to life.
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Luckily, in addition to convincing a much braver friend to join me on my trip, I also got some scoop ahead of time from Lora Sauls, Universal's Manager of Entertainment Creative Development and a 20-year veteran of HHN, about how best to survive… and how not to entice the zombies.
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Nobody expects the automakers to do anything about these betrayals of consumers without a big stick up their rear bumper but maybe, just maybe, braver regulators in Europe and beyond will start to end their cosy compliance in the twin hoodwinking of car drivers over MPG and emissions in real-world driving.
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But the fury of the tabloids, the venal stupidity of some people calling themselves journalists, the haters who feel braver behind a keyboard, drive me to speak of the pride, love, respect and admiration I have for Marion staying so strong and intelligent in the face of all these stupid and unfounded accusations.
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The actors often use the soundtrack as cues — Braver says there are melodic phrases within the music that let the actors know whether they should speed up or slow down their performances — and in other cases lighting or sound changes are triggered by the performers themselves via buttons hidden in the various sets.
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The feminist answer is to push for a culture in which boys and young men are taught that sex does not have to be pursued as if they're in a pornographic film, and one in which girls and young women are empowered to be bolder, braver and louder about what they want.
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Bad memories of Andrew W.K. noodling on a drum set for a full day or Jay Z and Marina Abramovic hamming it up at Pace Gallery for six hours are painful reminders that just because something goes longer, harder, or faster doesn't necessarily mean it will be braver, more artistically complex, or, well, better.
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"As a country music artist and someone who loves country music and grew up in it, I hope that artists become braver on their stances with it," Morris said in an interview with The Kansas City Star in response to whether her thoughts on gun control and the Second Amendment had been affected by the event.
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Each day such radio stars as Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin or Glenn Beck describe a simple world, in which good guys would win and America's foes tremble if only its rulers were braver (talk radio is keen on Mr Trump's plan to bar Muslims from America, and likes Mr Cruz's talk of carpet-bombing Islamic radicals).
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Besides his 2018 memoir, they were "Worth the Fighting For" (2002), "Why Courage Matters: The Way to a Braver Life" (2004), "Character Is Destiny: Inspiring Stories Every Young Person Should Know and Every Adult Should Remember" (2005), "Hard Call: Great Decisions and the Extraordinary People Who Made Them" (2007) and "Thirteen Soldiers: A Personal History of Americans at War" (2014).
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One: Because I had been an indiscriminately fearful child — and, despite repeated exposure to "considerable to high" dangers over many decades, that child failed to be eradicated and replaced by someone braver — the act of preparing for every type of unknown, even one I'm unlikely to encounter, began as a coping mechanism and evolved over the years into a passion.
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When Washington makes her first appearance as Olivia Pope, she's donning a chic white trench coat that tells us she's braver than most, a pair of heels that show she's about her business and fashion, a power strut that rivals Barack Obama's, a roller set bouncy enough to assume she goes to the salon weekly, and a tongue quick enough to out-negotiate the best of the best.
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"I also don't usually talk about my private life which until now I've always protected attentively … But the fury of the tabloids, the venal stupidity of some people calling themselves journalists, the haters who feel braver behind a keyboard, drive me to speak of the pride, love, respect and admiration I have for Marion staying as strong and intelligent in the face all these stupid and unfounded accusations," he added.
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To hear Mr. Guttenberg tell it, he makes no distinction between objects that are heavily insured and objects that are a combination of priceless and worthless: the greeting cards that cram the bulletin board in the kitchen, the motivational plaques that hang on walls around the apartment ("Promise me you'll always remember, you're braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think") and the many, many photographs.
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How successful the new album will be outside the critical sphere I couldn't say — on the one hand, her radio dreams are gone, with Radio Music Society's moony love songs replaced by braver and artier meditations on freedom, love, and the creative impulse; on the other, jazz has become a fashionable genre in the pop world recently, and anyway, Emily's D+Evolution achieves a streamlined poetic-melodic flow that's very singer-songwriter.
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The self-flattering notion that the Western victors in World War II are special, braver and freer than any other people, that the United States is the greatest nation in the history of man, that Great Britain — the country that stood alone against Hitler — is superior to any European let alone non-European country has not only led to some ill-conceived wars but also helped to paper over the inequalities built into Anglo-American capitalism.
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One of Chris Milk's next projects is a piece set in the Planet of the Apes universe that will lean heavily on AI to drive interactive character performances, while building further upon the socially connected foundations explored in The Life of Us. Morris says Third Rail Projects is interested in creating an original piece for VR, one that would be tailored specifically to the strengths of the medium, and director Jon Braver is shooting his VR version of Delusion later this year.
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Rogue One expanded the story to show that likeable people surrendered their lives to give the original heroes the chance they needed to set the plot in motion, and it gave the original trilogy a new sense of gravity — Leia's interrogation becomes braver when the audience recalls that Jyn, Cassian, and K2 died to give her the information she is keeping from Darth Vader, and Luke's Force-assisted shot at Galen Urso's eff-you flaw in the Death Star transforms from a momentary victory to the bittersweet culmination of a grander sacrifice.
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"Your people have a saying..." he waved a hand so that port swirled around in his glass, but Professor Begum stole his moment of gravitas by remarking that one of the things he found interesting about contemporary tribes was that more of them were hand selected—"Nowadays there are people who choose their people one by one, as they encounter them... I can't decide if that's braver or more timorous than simply going by gender or ethnicity or favorite bands..." If Day had been less shy—if she'd been her sister, for instance—she'd have hugged Professor Begum right there and then.
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