Republican strategist Rick Wilson called it "bravery": I admire bravery above almost any other human characteristic.
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"People talk about bravery like fake macho bravery, but my wife didn't flinch," Bernthal told the magazine.
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Hear the word "courage" and you probably think of physical bravery, but there are many other forms of bravery — after all, bravery is not the absence of fear but a triumph over fear.
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God is bravery and goodness and I have bravery and goodness inside of me, so therefore I am God.
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And bravery, too — the bravery that comes from the person you love asking what you want, and meeting you there.
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Bravery award winners pose for a group photo during a press conference of National Bravery Awards 2015 on January 19573, 2016 in New Delhi, India.
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Chongtham Kuber, 12 years 11 months Bravery award winner from Manipur, during a press conference of National Bravery Awards 2015 on January 18, 2016 in New Delhi.
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But when he doesn't have that bravery that alcohol gives someone — that filter-removing bravery — he's exposed to just the words that he has to say to his daughter.
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I was -- and am -- amazed at their bravery.
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Its final word — "silly" — contains such vibrant bravery.
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While Maasai used to pit their bravery and strength against lions in a formal lion hunt called the alamaiyo, their ritual combating of lions was to show off their bravery.
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But through it all, I saw her courage and bravery.
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"Bravery is moving forward" Prerace advice from my baby sister.
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If not for Marx's bravery, the crew would surely die.
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Below is a game of exploration, repetition, tenacity, and bravery.
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The latter two hobbies require a particular level of bravery.
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The bravery to express the hopes that stir our souls.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio lauded the officer for his bravery.
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Then he displayed another rare form of bravery — moral courage.
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We owe that to these woman's bravery in coming forward.
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The public intellectual and vulnerability icon now takes on bravery.
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After her escape, Jayme received widespread plaudits for her bravery.
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Without her bravery and selflessness, I cannot imagine the outcome.
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But its bravery is tinged with something close to snobbery.
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He admires his dad's bravery for choosing a writing life.
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Ms. Manning is a hero, whose bravery should be applauded.
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We explored Duncan's trust of Macbeth because of Macbeth's bravery.
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Tom, 60, applauded his son's bravery in sharing his story.
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"I applaud your bravery @gabrielledoug," Raisman, 23, tweeted on Wednesday.
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Australia's Mitch Larkin paid tribute to Scott and Horton's bravery.
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But his bravery is laudable — an inspiration to us all.
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It takes a lot of bravery to be a firefighter.
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Because of their bravery, she said, she is still alive.
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In our eyes, Wang should be proud of his bravery.
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Showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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Lemm received full military honors for his heroism and bravery.
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To encourage everyone to exhibit kindness, bravery, and acceptance, everyday.
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She is perhaps unusual, but not alone, in her bravery.
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It's a country with a lot of pride and bravery.
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We commend first responders whose bravery & faithful courage saved lives.
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We owe that to these women's bravery in coming forward.
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" Fallon also thanked the class for their "courage" and "bravery.
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I thought, clearly, Amy's bravery didn't move the needle much.
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And not just because her bravery had been so inspiring.
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The good news: Everyone in England knew about his bravery.
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"Thank you for your bravery, Mr. Shaw," one donor wrote.
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But last week, three Republicans put their bravery on display.
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It shows bravery and a commitment to success, he says.
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But Arnett possesses all the bravery her characters dream of.
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He was awarded the Iron Cross for bravery during battle.
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His cowardice veiled as bravery is too little, too late.
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Max was the brave one, and bravery made questioning unnecessary.
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Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind.
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Ingenuity, honesty, perversity, bravery and — I must admit — natural talent.
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But it was an act of both desperation and bravery.
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I was captivated by Anita Hill's courage, strength and bravery.
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Thank you for your bravery and kind words Mr. Khan.
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He commended Alivia for her bravery in her last moments.
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"Delaney's bravery and the bravery of the kids to step forward and cast a new light on darkness in a positive way, represents the strength of a new kind of American hero," says Bordo.
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" Responding to the support they received after the protest, Tan-Jones said that "this sort of bravery is only a simple gesture compared to the bravery that people with mental health issues show every day.
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The problem is that Mr Modi has shown little bravery elsewhere.
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I am in awe of her bravery, courage, tenacity, and strength.
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Their bravery draws media attention in the aftermath of horrific events.
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Six police and a navy diver received the lesser Bravery Medal.
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Macron also gave Gassama a medal and certificate for his bravery.
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"I am just grateful for his bravery, his selflessness," he said.
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That bravery and resolve is something we all need to understand.
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He even applauds Uruguay's "bravery" in fully legalizing cannabis in 2013.
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Viewers are duly shown the bravery of the domestic security forces.
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His moment of bravery and wit is just around the corner.
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"It isn't bravery that drives her," a narrator explains early on.
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"Justice is now vested in a judge's personal bravery," he says.
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At last, Chipotle fans, your faith (and bravery?) has been rewarded!
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"I revel in his bravery," Morrison said about his only child.
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I am proud of the bravery and courage of our officers.
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Listening to Chrissy speak, I was bowled over by her bravery.
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It makes you a lot more brave and comedy requires bravery.
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Cheers to many more, filled with love & bravery to be yourself.
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BROOKS: But they did tremendous bravery in the face of that.
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She writes about power, moral choice, self-deception, bravery and cowardice.
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But being a survivor isn't about casual strength or innate bravery.
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"I think the star of this film is human courage, bravery."
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Trump praised Shurer's bravery and commitment to aiding his fellow soldiers.
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I'm so proud of her and her bravery and caring heart.
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Their bravery and experiences cannot be in vain," they wrote. "Dr.
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But actually passing out in front of complete strangers takes bravery.
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Rather, it is the story of a quiet and resistant bravery.
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It's a pass that can't be made without intuitive basketball bravery.
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They have the bravery and networks with all the new technology.
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What has not changed since 2009 is the bravery of Iranians.
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The military rightly gives medals for all sorts of battlefield bravery.
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Punishments are in legal limbo, as are, apparently, commendations for bravery.
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Atypical aggression may be a way of testing out newfound bravery.
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EST, stirring up feelings of bravery and new sense of direction.
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People saving Jews in Nazi-occupied France didn't advertise their bravery.
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Her plight is a chance for him to prove his bravery.
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Yet i congratulate her & all who came forward for their bravery.
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Escaped Escaped: That called for some real bravery on your part.
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J.B. Pritzker acknowledged the bravery of law enforcement during the shooting.
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So much bravery around the world constantly fighting radical Islamic terrorism.
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To Manny and me, this was yet another act of bravery.
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"That was an act of bravery on his part," Yanni said.
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Yet somehow I managed to corral enough bravery to do this.
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And we need a president who is worthy of their bravery.
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The bravery of the emergency services and ordinary Londoners is incredible.
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That's the secret to success: the combination of intelligence and bravery.
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Baldwin summoned it nonetheless as the prerequisite for bravery and truth.
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That bravery is the true sign of being a real artist.
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Every Republic Day, the Indian government presents a set of National Bravery Awards to children between the age of six and 18, who have performed "outstanding deeds of bravery and meritorious service" and inspired other children.
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"I want to use this opportunity to remind people that this sort of bravery, is only a simple gesture compared to the bravery that people with mental health issues show everyday," the model wrote on Instagram.
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He also thanked the alleged victim for "her bravery and her resolve."
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And now, Lupita Nyong'o will bring her bravery to the big screen.
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And they fear that her bravery might have made her a target.
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Actual stories from within the Taj demonstrate near unbelievable feats of bravery.
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To then see Faith want Buffy was to see bravery in action.
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The bravery of the female protesters took their male counterparts by surprise.
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Both Karablin and the dog are being considered for local bravery awards.
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"It was a climb of bravery, a climb of knowledge," she said.
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We need righteous bravery to transform our society during these challenging times.
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In that context, Silva's speech is an act of bravery and defiance.
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It is a wise suggestion: others could benefit from emulating Canada's bravery.
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Then he constructed a thrilling narrative of extreme bravery and compromised morality.
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It takes real bravery to openly celebrate, openly empathize, and openly worry.
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Prosecutors such as Ms Madonsela pursued their cases with bravery and vigour.
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Given this atmosphere, it takes more bravery than ever to speak out.
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Or maybe it's just trying to prove its bravery for the audience.
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Indonesians have shown great bravery in their revolutions for independence and freedom.
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I applaud the Bombers for having the bravery to host this event.
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The bravery of survivors, and the commitment of local journalists, did that.
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"And I can say truly I am in awe of your bravery."
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Supporters circulated an online petition demanding that he be decorated for bravery.
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Going out with someone for the first time takes some serious bravery.
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Bravery is contagious, and indeed the driving force behind the #MeToo movement.
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It takes a lot of bravery and courage to face these situations.
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But because of the bravery of so many courageous women speaking up.
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And forever in awe of the bravery of those who spoke out.
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He was proud of their bravery, he said, proud of their pluck.
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Their loyalty and bravery have helped make America what it is today.
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Political bravery is not often the hallmark of a Democratic presidential primary.
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Creating a new clothing and accessory line for Macy's, called Love Bravery.
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"What they really have in common is their curiosity, bravery, and playfulness."
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We embraced it and baldness became an act of courage and bravery.
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We keep his medal, for exceptional bravery, in a humble wooden frame.
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Bravery is really kind of our platform that we are building from.
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That Jiang tweeted it is an act of bravery, transparency and integrity.
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Yet even with legal protection, whistleblowing takes a special kind of bravery.
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In Chile, President Bachelet and her administration possess this bravery and determination.
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I really admire Dr. Ford's bravery and calm manner during the hearing.
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Some say their lack of bravery is keeping them from taking part.
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"We expected, I suppose, conventional stories of heroism and bravery," Mendes said.
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This was bravery and beauty in a Swan Queen for the ages.
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Applauding the bravery of the dead pilot, they erected this stone marker.
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"The bravery that these two little girls showed was incredible," she said.
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Kalinga men earned tattoos through acts of bravery, notably through ritual headhunting.
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I recognize your courage and bravery to speak out about climate change.
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But it's the opposite of leadership, bravery, truth-seeking or truth-telling.
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Are we praising her bravery as a human -- or as a celebrity?
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But through her own bravery and wit she fled from her captors.
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To the courageous first responders, thank you for your acts of bravery.
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Mars will give you a boost of bravery to get it done.
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We commend Thorne for her bravery in sharing her sexual abuse story.
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We hope it inspires bravery in other sexual abuse survivors as well.
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UK Trooper Ross Woodward was awarded the Queen's Commendation for Bravery for showing "conspicuous bravery, outstanding leadership and unwavering selflessness" in helping shooting victims at the Route 85033 country music festival in October 2017, according to the BBC.
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I like bravery on a large scale, like Lyra Belacqua battling evil in Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials" trilogy, but small acts of bravery, like those of Xiomara in Elizabeth Acevedo's "The Poet X," take my breath away.
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I was always in awe of his courage, his bravery and his honesty.
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We are so appreciative of your bravery and everything you're doing for us.
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Yet the beast stands still, seemingly mesmerized by the girl's confidence and bravery.
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And there was such bravery and strength that Charles showed going into that.
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She's been hailed as Canada's Rosa Parks for her bravery in Nova Scotia.
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The bravery displayed from Prochazka was rewarded as he earned the unanimous decision.
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"We are grateful for the bravery of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford," she added.
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It's going to take a lot of strength, and a lot of bravery.
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The police chief said the officers' bravery helped to end the gunman's carnage.
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On the nature front, it requires confidence, poise, bravery, conviction, perseverance and intelligence.
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Sun is still in his prime, and he has shown bravery and perseverance.
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She's received messages from women and men saying her bravery helped them too.
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Quite simply, to write in a book is to perform act of bravery.
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I guess the big head was supposed to show your brains and bravery?
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Instructors like to endorse bravery by saying that most gunshot wounds are survivable.
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That requires a whole other level of bravery—and maybe a little insanity.
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And that's why bravery is an element of success in business and entrepreneurship.
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Her bravery in discussing mental health struggles has opened the door for others.
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Please take a moment to reach out and say thanks for your bravery.
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"Wow, talk about bravery," she said from behind the camera during one video.
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The red background on the country's flag represents hardiness, bravery, strength and valor.
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More often than not, we're actually penalized for our bravery, for taking chances.
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We will always be grateful for their bravery, their selflessness, and their sacrifice.
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But it takes a special bravery to share that story on the Internet.
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As well as being directive, leaders also have to encourage bravery, said Forde.
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And your talent and bravery has made a permanent impact on our industry.
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" On Twitter, commenters dismissed her bravery as hollow "now that she's washed up.
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"The bravery he showed was outstanding and makes me extremely proud," Crowther said.
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Orlando police chief John Mina praised Marcus for his bravery in the moment.
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For decades, textbooks have glorified "Pickett's charge" as the epitome of Southern bravery.
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So we're being brave by being new—bravery in the name of art.
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Discovering that requires the bravery of women to come forward with their stories.
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To me, it showed bravery and a willingness to go against the grain.
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You risk your lives for us, and I'm so humbled by your bravery.
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He continued speaking without hesitation, recalling the bravery he witnessed after the attacks.
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Cher Ami was awarded a medal for her bravery during World War I.
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I would not be here today without the bravery of Crystal and David.
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That honesty and bravery were the hallmarks of good character and honorable leadership.
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It's easy to do what's popular or what's convenient, but that's not bravery.
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It takes bravery to walk across the stage, not to mention without tripping.
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She had worked with Bravery for Tamaulipas, but lately had been reporting independently.
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Their interaction was brief but epic — much like Hodor's final act of bravery.
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As RFK said: 'Moral courage is the rarer commodity than bravery in battle.
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"Both these officers showed significant bravery, were heroic in their actions," Williams said.
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Refusing to admit to that cheating is a mark of bravery, he says.
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He also announced that the firefighters would receive a medal commemorating their bravery.
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That was not the easy or obvious choice; it took bravery and vision.
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Her bravery and endurance may never be celebrated in our lifetime, or hers.
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Bravery, in the history of the United States, is never a bad bet.
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NikkieTutorials fans applauded her bravery — and continued to obsess over her beauty skills.
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He had been decorated for bravery 19 times in his 21-year career.
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One reading "bravery is contagious" -- a statement to Ford last week from Sen.
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There was little coordination or organization to the rescue effort, but limitless bravery.
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They raise the stakes of protest and model bravery for an entire movement.
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But the vast majority thanked the Griffins for their "bravery" in going public.
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" Seemingly alluding to the family's famous stoicism following the many tragedies they have endured, he said, "We prize bravery here, but all of a sudden, bravery has become facing our pain, the most brave thing any of us can do.
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But I believe all their stories, and I admire their bravery in coming forth.
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But it's not a miracle; it's strength and bravery I didn't know I had.
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Argento has been overwhelmingly praised in the press and social media for her bravery.
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You're the sign of bravery, so I know you can do it, little ram!
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We celebrate the bravery of such young people; Castillo's actions let his classmates escape.
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But through their bravery we move forward as a culture, and I thank them.
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So I think it's the bravery that helps you beat this game called life.
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Praise and thanks for the military bravery and brilliance that carried out the mission.
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But I'm encouraged by the bravery I've seen from survivors of harassment and abuse.
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"We are all here because of your bravery, your courage, your sacrifice," he said.
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Other songs, meanwhile, juxtapose Alpini bravery with the supposed incompetence of other Italian soldiers.
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PiS officials say the bravery of the Westerplatte soldiers has not been celebrated sufficiently.
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Just days before Patterson's hearing, Jayme was honored for her bravery by Wisconsin lawmakers.
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But their passion and bravery don't seem to have earned much respect from Arthur.
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The unique format tests a runner's bravery—but also his or her local knowledge.
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You have my support and thank you so much for your strength and bravery.
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It requires a level of bravery incomprehensible to most, but Captain Sadk is sanguine.
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Besides Trump, Vice President Mike Pence also thanked Seaman for his bravery on Saturday.
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Aries is the sign of bravery, and you'll face all these tricky issues fearlessly.
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All of the pooches picked as nominees were chosen for their bravery and loyalty.
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"I salute the great bravery of the women who have come forward," Green concluded.
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Let his style, his confidence, and his bravery be a lesson to us all.
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We are grateful for the remarkable work and bravery of the U.N. mission personnel.
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" Empire's Serayah McNeill praised Thorne for her bravery, writing, "Your [sic] a f—— boss!
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Hopefully Scoobie got a thorough cleaning and a much deserved treat for his bravery.
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I commend our officers for their bravery tonight in the incident near Penn Station.
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Stepping back into the ring next Friday is actually a huge act of bravery.
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Aries is the sign of bravery, and you're totally feeling that vibe right now.
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Welcome, Mr. Schultz and I'm looking forward to seeing more bravery from you soon.
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Bravery in the face of the Rome-Berlin-Tokyo axis of the early 1940s.
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And I am extremely grateful to the Chicago Police Department who responded with bravery.
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"Thanking her for her bravery is the least we can do," the Illuminator wrote.
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They are impressed by Katharina's bravery; they didn't think she had it in her.
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Now she is taking that bravery to a new setting and a new audience.
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We're slightly concerned about this snow queen's body temperature, though her bravery is admirable.
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He had flown 58 combat missions and received the Distinguished Flying Cross for bravery.
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He was put in for a Silver Star for bravery, but never received it.
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Compliment their bravery and generosity, and their tendency to stick up for the underdog.
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He was decorated for bravery with France's National Order of the Legion of Honor.
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It would embody everything — loyalty, bravery, selflessness — the Dora Milaje and Okoye stand for.
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She had shown toughness and flashes of bravery in six years as home secretary.
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While there, he praised the bravery of Turkish men and women, honoring their courage.
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His solipsistic immaturity can sometimes bother me, but his truculent bravery often delights me.
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But there's bravery in asking the questions, and this film knows something about courage.
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Charles Coolidge, 98, was cited for bravery in France while an Army technical sergeant.
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This is a day that honors bravery and requires deep introspection before taking action.
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The story did not say that Mr. Blumenthal had boasted of bravery or conquests.
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It was a story of extraordinary bravery and sibling love that made national headlines.
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Their bravery, single-minded determination, and commitment to African conservation is deeply deeply humbling.
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Both Romney and Jones were modest in their bravery, bracing for what comes next.
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The bravery of two members of Congress underscores the cowardice of so many others.
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"Bravery in our culture right now has become a privilege for men," Saujani said.
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Speaking onstage Sunday, Ms. Grande's manager, Scooter Braun, praised the crowd for its bravery.
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He, like many other immigrants serving in our military, exemplified bravery, heroism, and sacrifice.
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"The audience learns the importance of exercising bravery in seemingly impossible circumstances," Martinez says.
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Wiley was impressed by their bravery, but he thought that their methods were ineffective.
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While applauded for bravery frequently, accusers are also often defamed and otherwise suffer retaliation.
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"The people of this country deserve a president worthy of your bravery," Gillibrand said.
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Rebooting Direct Effect is my way of thanking them for their bravery and vision.
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"He was cited for bravery on four separate occasions," FDNY said in a statement.
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But you have to remember and honor the bravery of the people who fought.
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She's not the only one to try to force the bravery badge at me.
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But few know the bravery and tragedy of the white guy, Peter Norman. pic.twitter.
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Let us honor Andrea Constand's bravery — and, before that, Isabella Plomet's — with righteous action.
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I don't think a coherent thesis about fear, memory, bravery, or trauma ever takes shape.
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It takes bravery to speak out against the government in a country with such laws.
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I think he showed a lot of foresight and bravery for such a young man.
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Continue to be amazed by the bravery, resilience & tenacity of kids & diving team in Thailand.
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Shaw has been called a hero by police and others who learned of his bravery.
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President Trump is braving the effort and the bravery of the rescue crews on Twitter.
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Nelson Mandela's grandson invited her to South Africa to receive an award for her bravery.
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The Bravery window shows options for how extensive you want your ad blocking to be.
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If anyone does, please let us know — because you deserve a medal for your bravery.
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For them, growing up means losing touch with the things that matter: Bravery, integrity, goodness.
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Bravery in bronze Want to see a statue of the first African-American fighter pilot?
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I wanted them to know that the bravery of one person can make a difference.
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But Binford admired his bravery, and she does want other parents to take a stand.
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It took Santana three days to find the bravery to come forward with the video.
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I don't think it's bravery, but I think it's about this constant sense of adventure.
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"Our sport is safer and stronger thanks to the bravery of these women," Carson stated.
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She has bags of charisma, and shows all the humour, bravery, intelligence and eccentricity required.
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Your Instagram is likely saturated with photos displaying your bravery and adventurous spirit when traveling.
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Prince Harry shared a similar message, thanking the participants for their continuous bravery and candor.
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One group—Brooklyn-based design studio AE Superlab—had the bravery to speak this truth.
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When Dalal finally found the bravery to break up with him, their relationship didn't end.
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Middletown's police chief praised the bravery and quick thinking of the 8-year-old boy.
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Officials with USA Gymnastics and the nation's Olympic Committee have praised Maroney for her bravery.
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But instead of retaliating, Negan sees bravery in Carl and takes him under his wing.
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" Echoed one woman, "The love and bravery shown today was far greater than any hate.
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Started in 1957, the National Bravery Awards have been presented to 920 children so far.
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The rest of the bravery comes from characters trying to find their way through love.
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Garrity apparently has superhuman levels of bravery, because he hopped in his kayak to investigate.
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And you definitely need finesse, tact, and bravery to get that puppy down the hatch.
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It's a crazy year when Jack Del Rio is setting the standard for coaching bravery.
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And this Cougar will come at anyone who doesn't show you graciousness for your bravery!!
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Obviously, we'll all be applauding their bravery and resilience, and not just their pilates abs.
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We plan to honor them with courage, bravery, and defiance in the face of fear.
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For his bravery, he's received the Philippine military's the highest award: a medal of valor.
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"Words cannot describe the bravery that the whole world witnessed on Sunday night," he said.
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People were not only amazed by her beauty expertise but by her bravery and confidence.
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As always, fostering a genuine culture of inquiry often requires not just politeness, but bravery.
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"They didn't think Americans had that kind of bravery," he said, "so that surprised them."
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It's this same level of bravery that she has offered us, freely, again and again.
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I honestly believe it was her bravery that kept her alive more than any medication.
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There was great bravery that day, and exemplary leadership in the days and months after.
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There were no survivors, but the bravery and service of the Spirit 03 lives on.
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"When people have the bravery to try stuff, that's good enough for me," he said.
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You might be the sign of bravery, but security is important to you, too, Aries!
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The bravery and resilience of sex workers has played a part in many liberation struggles.
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This exhibition invites us to fathom their beauty, their bravery, as well as her love.
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" — Beth Leavel "I've learned so much about bravery and courage and speaking up for yourself.
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Everywhere I turn there is a reminder of the bravery and commitment of my ancestors.
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I also wrote and starred in a play, "The Top of Bravery," produced last year.
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To do so requires a kind of bravery for which no one gets a medal.
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McMaster has served alongside women, and benefited from their bravery and dedication, his entire career.
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PiS says the West fails to grasp the extent of the nation's pain and bravery.
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The only redeeming factors were my comrades' incredible bravery and their devotion to each other.
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Or he could, like his hero Churchill, be remembered for a single act of bravery.
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We are grateful for the bravery displayed by the Afghan National Defense and Security forces.
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For his bravery, the police commissioner, James P. O'Neill, promoted him to detective in October.
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Snape died at the battle of Hogwarts, and despite occasionally bravery was, again, the worst.
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That's some bravery and speaking of which, what has Jorge learned from the whole experience?
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"He wasn't afraid anymore — and that bravery comes straight from his dad," his mother said.
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Governor DeSantis singled out Ensign Watson, whom he said deserved posthumous honors for his bravery.
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And now the bravery of the civilians who helped bring down Khan is being celebrated.
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DeGeneres then lauded Burnett and Haggerty — who was seated in the audience — for their bravery.
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The talking points: Discuss Belle's intellect and bravery, and what it means to give consent.
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With this tutelage came recognitions of merit, badges for woodcraft, campsite cleanliness, bravery, animal friendship.
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WEST: So, I think it's the bravery that helps you beat this game called life.
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Her bravery knocked me sideways and I kept coming back to her essay for months.
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The whole thing is tragic and lazy, when what we need is heroism and bravery.
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Such actions as McCain's stand against torture, his efforts with Senator John Kerry to revive diplomatic relationships with Vietnam, his bravery as a young prisoner of war and his bravery now as he faces a terminal disease better represent the measure of his life.
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To many, the volunteer crew's bravery in saving hundreds of lives would qualify them as heroes.
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She knew it was going to be in a book, so that to me is bravery.
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Those who let first-time tattoo artists ink their skin deserve a special badge of bravery.
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New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio praised the bravery of Simonsen and his fellow officers.
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She fought back and spoke up Crowe sees Booker's bravery on display in the assault footage.
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It's incredibly important to remember that the country was founded on sacrifice, on bravery, on courage.
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I've found the unified voice to be essential to protest, uplifting people into joyfully rhythmic bravery.
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And surely if this snaggletooth possessed the bravery to seek companionship, she might do the same?
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Those men and women are unbelievable, with what they're doing and their bravery throughout this time.
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We all know that closing the gender gap will take building skills like bravery and resilience.
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Days later, Daniels and Bartlett opened up to Good Morning America about his act of bravery.
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He also acknowledged Noah's bravery when he underwent treatments and chemotherapy over a seven-month period.
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"I [want] to use my games to talk about bravery, intimacy, connection, vulnerability," Goa tells Refinery29.
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Her fans laud her bravery and honesty in humanizing what's sometimes seen as a taboo subject.
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While honoring female journalists in particular for their bravery, Streep revealed her own experience with violence.
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We appreciate the bravery of committed Turkish citizens to defend their democracy on that tragic day.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere," he said, saying she's showed "great bravery.
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That bravery, standing at the edge of the abyss with fortitude, is what gives us meaning.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere," Gervais said, saying Jenner showed "great bravery.
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And Hartnett's bravery in the face of mortal danger would ensure the suspect didn't get away.
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The majority of the comments consist of people thanking him and congratulating him on his bravery.
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Her bravery has also earned her a nomination for the country's highest award for police officers.
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If that's the case, then the album stands as a remarkable act of bravery and reflection.
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Namkai Meche's mother, Asha Deliverance, posted a photo of her son on Facebook, praising his bravery.
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No one should ever point fingers at you for your bravery in speaking about mental health.
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Their bravery and clear-headedness in a moment of crisis may well have saved Connor's life.
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" Girlfriend Gigi Hadid swiftly showed her support for her beau on social media, praising his "bravery.
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The photography made visible the bravery, dedication, and agency of ordinary Americans from coast to coast.
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Beauty, strength, goodness, bravery: These are your values, and here is how your values must look.
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But I'm so grateful that makeup inspired a bravery in me I didn't know I had.
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I will support her steadfast bravery against the arbitrary, unfair, irrational constraints set by Chairman Grassley.
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There can be no greater definition of stupidity or bravery; insanity or clarity; hubris or grace.
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She also paid tribute to the bravery of firefighters who risked their lives to save others.
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And let's hope citizens reward them for their bravery in the months and years to come.
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Mr. Macintyre is masterly in using details to illustrate his heroes' bravery, élan and dogged perseverance.
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I guess we can add extraordinary bravery and a steel stomach to his list of skills.
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Dr. Joseph has praised his rescuers, speaking of their bravery and the swiftness of the raid.
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It may not be what Bach had in mind, but its honesty (and bravery) was touching.
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Crews remains steadfast in his bravery as he demonstrates that victims are often not treated equally.
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You start to see the basic bravery, principles, and good heart behind Lister's slobby, rude exterior.
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And when you feel ready to take the step, go about it with patience and bravery.
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And cowards will have the reputation of bravery and the brave will be cheerless like cowards.
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James on Tuesday told reporters that he appreciated the bravery of first responders and fire fighters.
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But others have been grateful for the bravery and creativity of Michael and his fellow rescuers.
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We can't say enough about the bravery, resilience and sacrifice of those involved in the rescue.
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The left side, where you considered that other person, had words like compassion, courage and bravery.
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Those who lived or worked on the front lines of the fires swap tales of bravery.
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Poems about her ancestors and her mother's bravery in leaving Punjab read as thank-you notes.
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In life, Ms. Najjar was a natural leader whose uncommon bravery struck some peers as foolhardy.
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It took plastic cocoons and anti-anxiety pills, bravery and providence to save the soccer team.
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I encourage victims to stand up and tell their stories, which I know requires immense bravery.
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You lead because of your vision, your insight, and your bravery, not because of your ESP.
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" The statement added, "She is not a criminal and should not be punished for her bravery.
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Just to file the legal challenge that led to Thursday's ruling was an act of bravery.
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Born in the Netherlands, Blake lived an outsize life of both great bravery and great deception.
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Soon after, British teenager John Bravery was charged with attempted murder, and today he plead guilty.
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"Even in a great tragedy like this one, there is valor, there is bravery," Rear Adm.
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The bravery of women was front and center during the 2017 wave of the #MeToo movement.
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As she writes in her book, bravery is a muscle and it requires consistent, daily flexing.
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"My final answer is the same," McCain writes, recalling an act of amazing bravery and sacrifice.
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The short documentary Ten Meter Tower raises interesting questions about bravery, survival instinct and peer pressure.
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"Overcoming our most cautious impulses with bravery unites all humankind," the pair behind the documentary said.
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Mr. Bravery singled out the boy, she said, adding it was "extraordinary" that he had survived.
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At her town hall, she recited a similar "thanks for your bravery" line to multiple questioners.
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But despite her bravery and her service, Wissam won't see the better life she fought for.
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Rick Scott wrote a letter to their employers asking for patience and lauding the troops' bravery.
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"What he's gone through and his bravery, he should get a very important medal," Trump said.
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Barker doesn't disregard the frustration and confusion that go hand-in-hand with bravery and dedication.
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A fear that has turned walking into synagogue with my family into an act of bravery.
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That means that just as it took bravery for Jinx to overcome their fear and reveal their true ghost form, it took bravery for Momo to overcome her fear of ghosts from last year's ghost attack, and look past that fear to see a friend in need.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had backed the fast-tracking of official recognition for the Australians&apos bravery.
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For doing all the incredible feats of bravery that we (or any sensible person, ever) never would.
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We are so grateful for the bravery of the first responders, amazing in a first response today.
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The United States is safer today thanks to his bravery and years of faithful service in uniform.
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Barron County Sheriff Chris Fitzgerald said she survived the traumatic ordeal because of her resolve and bravery.
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I commend the school staff member who displayed quick actions and bravery when he confronted the subject.
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We believe in survivors, we believe in your bravery and honesty, we will always stand with you.
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At Wednesday's event, Biden commended Richard for his bravery and encouraged men not to be silent bystanders.
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Villainy and virtue are clearly marked, and the evil that Tubman resisted is illuminated alongside her bravery.
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So with extreme bravery, she removed all of the Western American passports from what she was given.
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Khan's death "was a shining example of the valor and bravery inculcated into our military," McCain said.
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Joel's brother Owen Richards, then 16, survived and was later praised for his bravery at the scene.
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"It takes a lot of bravery to be so open and honest about plastic surgery," another said.
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Throughout Thrones' past 7 seasons, Tyrion Lannister has mesmerized audiences with his bravery, integrity, darkness, and wit.
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Here we see it playing out in real time as Munn pays for her act of bravery.
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In an August interview with Fox 8, Brandi Meadows sobbed as she spoke about her daughter's bravery.
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But in his memoir, Perot said the group taught values like honesty, trustworthiness, kindness, bravery and helpfulness.
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Nala hasn't been awarded a medal for her bravery, but she has received plenty of healing hugs.
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And arguments that Confederate monuments merely honour Southern "heritage" and fallen soldiers' bravery are ahistorical at best.
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" Trump did actually praise the bravery of the code talkers at the event: "You are special people.
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"Landon will always be remembered for his bravery, his sacrifice, and his willingness to serve," Wolf said.
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Everyone might have wanted to copy her style, but her bravery and warmth were all her own.
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Composed formally but dressed idiosyncratically, they play on the power of style and the bravery of individuality.
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Hayley Kiyoko, singer, songwriter, and actress: Without your bravery, I could not be where I am today.
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"Bravery requires an acknowledgement of fear, possibility of loss, where chances of failure are high," Brenna wrote.
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And I tell you, those two security details, those two Capitol Police officers, they showed incredible bravery.
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It just takes a bit of bravery to buck tradition and drain the static-thinking economic swamp.
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I admire her bravery, taking on this challenge, knowing it would be a battle all the way.
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"It does take a little bit more bravery and confidence to start to speak up," she explained.
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Nothing like the bravery of a child to make you realize what a wuss you really are.
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" A Taliban spokesman, Zabihullah Mujahid, confirmed Mr. Haqqani's elevated role, saying it was because of "his bravery.
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Bel Powley plays Claire Clairmont, Mary's stepsister who has a child with Byron, with pluck and bravery.
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Bravery, poise, eloquence, and speaking for many rather than just for herself, and for what is right.
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You sure as hell don't own respect for the bravery and sacrifice of military, police and firefighters.
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The foundation's programming focuses on giving every child the experience that Henry's bravery and excitement afforded him.
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However ESPN may wish to appear, the company has never been a paragon of bravery or morality.
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Fashion Baby: Lady Gaga and Elton John designed clothing for Love Bravery, a limited collection at Macy's.
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Our fight is ongoing, and their reflections—on resistance, on bravery, on getting involved—may prove invaluable.
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I think it's an act of bravery beyond the embarrassment a lot of people feel they deserve.
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A term that once conjured a feeling of momentum and danger, intrigue and bravery has become generic.
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Vice President Biden wrote his own response, praising the unnamed 23-year-old woman for her bravery.
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We can express our gratitude for the bravery of these original Americans who stand for clean water.
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We see their bravery in the helicopter, swift water and urban rescues in flooded, hurricane-shattered communities.
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We thought the best way we could show bravery was by going back to a simpler time.
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People who aren't trans don't see it; they give each other awards and weepily hail their bravery.
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"I applaud his bravery, and will do all I can to help him through his healing process."
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Marked by bravery and loyalty, Captain America's dedication to his team makes him an honorary fire sign.
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National ____ It took plastic cocoons and anti-anxiety pills, bravery and providence to save the soccer team.
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When we think about the civil rights movement, it is often within the framework of individual bravery.
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She said she's proud of the way her daughter has handled the incident -- with bravery and strength.
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To start demanding more of life and of sex than I ever had the bravery to before.
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Today, at a traffic circle by the beach, a statue of a minuteman commemorates the militia's bravery.
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We'll look up at the moon tonight, and we'll be thinking of you, your bravery, your legacy.
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We're here to help, and all you need is a MetroCard, a bus pass, and some bravery.
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Evans and Kwiatkowski both deflected credit and focused on the bravery of the women who came forward.
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Since Parkland, I've continually praised the bravery of the students who are speaking out about this issue.
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DONTNOD's bravery and unprecedented willingness to wrestle with the thorniest issues of the day can't be overstated.
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I try to channel their bravery, but I am scared and worried for other families like mine.
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This equally haunting article on Nazi atrocities in Lithuania and the bravery of the victims is riveting.
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It wouldn't be awe at the bravery of someone climbing up on the statue of Lady Liberty.
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He spoke quietly to each of them for a few minutes, deflecting any talk of his bravery.
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They thought I was brave, which made me weirdly proud—except they see no value in bravery.
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Courage is what sets apart the heroes from the rest; it is equal part bravery and nobility.
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He infected me with his singular weave of bravery and doubt like a contagion or a creed.
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The cowardice of the attacker met the bravery of the emergency services and the people of Manchester.
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On stage, Payton waxes on about Skye Leighton and switching sides and bravery and blah blah blah.
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A Democratic senator then takes over, offering -- at least to this point -- undiluted praise for Ford's bravery.
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Ford nodded appreciatively as Grassley thanked her for her bravery and left the hearing room in relief.
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I like brave people, we meet them right here," said President Donald Trump, praising Canley's "unmatched bravery.
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To some, these statues stand as monuments to history, as daily reminders of the bravery of forefathers.
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Indeed, for each atrocity, there were many more acts of kindness toward civilians and bravery in combat.
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In the process, he won the respect of both peers and rivals for his skill and bravery.
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The five men received a standing ovation for their bravery at the 2019 BET Awards in June.
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Initially, Peraza was given an award for bravery called a combat cross in connection with the shooting.
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The lines, which would have been highly visible, could have signified status, bravery, cult knowledge, or protection.
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It is understandable to feel empathy for previously voiceless victims, especially ones whose testimony took such bravery.
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Despite the bravery they've shown during their service, many unfortunately suppress their emotional trauma until it's too late.
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Boyfriend Tatum was in the audience that night and went on to rave about her bravery on Instagram.
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" In the statement, Lykken said Jayme's "bravery and strength have truly inspired our team members around the world.
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Some have interpreted this as a special sort of bravery; others say it's just how people — everywhere — live.
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Consequently, the film can be downright hagiographic, with subjects endlessly congratulating each other on their bravery and importance.
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"Sansa, Thank you for teaching me resilience, bravery and what true strength really is," Turner began the tribute.
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Robert Kennedy said it best: ''Moral courage is a rarer commodity than bravery in battle or great intelligence.
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"I love Bruno's bravery in getting the two couples to switch," raved judge Len Goodman during the broadcast.
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George also praised the survivors of the Florida school shooting for their bravery in a statement to PEOPLE.
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And fans and friends alike praised the star for her bravery in speaking so candidly about the disease.
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For all their bravery, ordinary fighters had little hope of turning official policy into reality on the ground.
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Through his channel, Flores has documented his own transition with transparency and bravery to more than 2000,000 subscribers.
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If you can muster the bravery, call out hecklers so your LGBTQ friends and peers don't have to.
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Read it alone just before bed, and turning off the lights will feel like an act of bravery.
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The planets are giving you a bravery booster right now to connect with others more honestly and deeply.
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He applauds her for bravery and tells her that she should never feel guilty for protecting her family.
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But among the praises for her bravery was one woman who condemned Eliza's parents for not protecting her.
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Strengths: Strong ponytail game, vast knowledge of cloud classifications and the bravery to stand up to tall people.
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Instead, contestants win for completing each stage while driving the shortest distance, meaning accuracy and bravery are key.
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Forget my name, remember it forever as a symbol of authentic bravery: it makes no difference to me.
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" As for her acclaimed turn in Manchester, Williams she was "moved to tears" by her character Randi's "bravery.
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So if we had to guess, this tattoo symbolizes all that that stands for: loyalty, protectivion, and bravery.
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And we also don't see Billy Eichner self-promoting by calling attention to the bravery of these jokes.
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A 'gentle giant' His bravery and size -- he stood about six-foot-four -- earned him his nickname: Superman.
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The Harrison County, Mississippi, dog was presented with a bravery award by the sheriff for helping his owners.
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And these students and people all across the country, with their courage and bravery, are doing just that.
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A privilege to be on Stephen Hawking's table at #PrideOfBritain - a superb celebration of bravery and achievement pic.twitter.
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The Medal of Honor is considered the country's highest military honor, and is awarded for bravery in combat.
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The Taliban fighters recount "stories of bravery, how they manage to blow up armored vehicles" and overrun checkpoints.
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That's why I'm grateful for that recording, and for Ambra Battilana Gutierrez's considerable bravery in making it happen.
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It does not matter if such symbols were viewed as celebrating the purity or bravery of a group.
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"presence before the shooting and the bravery they witnessed as officers ran toward the gun shots," Turner tweeted.
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As repellent as it is to make the comparison, McCain shared one characteristic with Shakespeare's Julius Caesar: bravery.
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The annual reunions of the Doolittle airmen provided reminders of their bravery at a dark time for America.
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You're in the mood for an adventure, and tonight your level of bravery increases (if that's even possible).
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She became a role model for transpeople everywhere, showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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And his mustache, known now as the "Abhinandan," has since been propped up as a sign of bravery.
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But thus stepping up the bar, LTC Lakin is demonstrating the courage of his convictions and his bravery.
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"He also commended the survivor's bravery in speaking out, writing that in doing so, she "will save lives.
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An intimate, aching chamber musical about heartbreak and bliss, "Midnight at the Never Get" is about bravery, too.
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His incredible bravery, courage, and his faith in God are worthy of the praise and admiration of all.
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" On Wednesday morning, Ms. Raisman responded to Ms. Douglas's latest statement on Twitter, saying: "I applaud your bravery.
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Mr. Norton also praised the Fire Department: "I have never witnessed firsthand that kind of bravery," he said.
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Individuals who immigrate often embody qualities that are highly sought after by employers — bravery and adaptability, for starters.
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For his actions, James received a British Empire Medal and the Lloyd's War Medal for Bravery at Sea.
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But as befits an incident destined to become a patriotic legend, their bravery was rewarded with clemency instead.
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The lovely people online were taken by the bravery of Jeff Nachtigall, the Hawaiian Shirt Guy, as well.
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The question is, what — besides a third season of "The Handmaid's Tale" — could possibly come of Offred's bravery?
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I have learned about the bravery it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance.
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It is a pursuit to which she brings, as usual, the expertise and bravery of a veteran spelunker.
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If their tactics are negligible — and sometimes as suicidal as those of the jihadists — their bravery is not.
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What they're saying: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson paid tribute to the "sheer bravery" of those who helped.
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Lee told Polygon that Chung's bravery inspired him to carry out his own protest in a different game.
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Uyghurs and China-watchers across the world continue to be struck by the sheer bravery of the videos.
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" Trump lavished praise on medical personnel, police, first responders and civilians, commending them all for their "tremendous bravery.
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High stock prices appear to embolden bravery at what may turn out to be exactly the wrong time.
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That's a remarkable show of unity — and either political bravery or kamikaze foolhardiness, depending on who you ask.
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He received the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star for his bravery and was honorably discharged in 22005.
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Your bravery inspires me every day, and that is why I'm running for president of the United States.
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Action planet Mars will meet with Mercury again on September 16, giving you an extra dose of bravery.
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The Olympics may be over, but this three-legged pup deserves a late gold medal for perseverance and bravery.
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In the video, the two reappear after jumping into the water while onlookers are shocked at the pair's bravery.
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But also, because it takes guts to kick yourself upside-down, you need a hefty dose of bravery, too.
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What you've just done — and the bravery — I respect you as an artist, I respect you as a person.
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The list published late Friday by Britain&aposs Cabinet Office includes many receiving honors for merit, service and bravery.
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"I guess there is some sense of bravery but I didn't feel that brave doing it," she tells PEOPLE.
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"Sansa, thank you for teaching me resilience, bravery and what true strength really is," Turner began the heartfelt tribute.
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He put his life on the line in an act of bravery, the likes of which is almost inhuman.
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What kind of message does it send when the word 'bravery' is autographed across visual exposures of 'unconventional' bodies?
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"Sansa, Thank you for teaching me resilience, bravery and what true strength really is," Turner began the heartfelt tribute.
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There's no splitting the difference here by recognizing Ford's bravery and then casting Kavanaugh in the same heroic light.
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It's, as she says, a circular story, looping in and out of moments of doubt, and moments of bravery.
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Military service is charged with a special aura of bravery and honor that politicians can't resist glomming on to.
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That authenticity and bravery has earned Stenberg recognition for their activism from the Ms. Foundation, BET, and even Oprah.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere, showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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My country doesn't have much left, but I am certain it is rich in the bravery of its people.
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Bellew applauded Haye's bravery and the build-up to the second contest between them in May was less fractious.
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President Barack Obama awarded Meyer the Medal of Honor for his bravery during a six-hour fight in Afghanistan.
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"You got to applaud the bravery and honesty when it actually comes out of your own house," he said.
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Mr McCrum's bravery in staring into the abyss cannot be overestimated; reading his book inevitably brings moments of terror.
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The stories of the 25 children who have received the National Bravery Awards 215, are both inspiring and courageous.
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Instead, she encourages students and schools to focus on positive slogans or catchphrases that emphasize inclusivity, kindness, and bravery.
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"If someone loves someone, she should have that bravery to do whatever has to be done," Zakia told Nordland.
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The portrait captures the hopefulness, anxieties, and bravery inherent in the lives of those in the new South Africa.
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Aries is a fierce fire sign—tap into its bravery as you explore your needs concerning safety and privacy.
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The 69-year-old wears a "Love Bravery" heart pin – a nod to his clothing collaboration with Lady Gaga.
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What resonates with me the most about both of these songs are what they stand for. Bravery. Triumph. Overcoming.
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I was, at once, a prisoner in my own mind, forced to stand and smile next to real bravery.
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The activist that the book isn't about #MeToo, but rather bravery, and wants to inspire others to be courageous.
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And Meg's pain, prickly intelligence and bravery in the face of Camzotz's evil have all made the transition intact.
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Unintentionally, the writing made Fowler an overnight celebrity in the tech world, with leaders praising her for her bravery.
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The sun connects with power planet Pluto today, boosting your bravery when it comes to having a tough conversation.
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For an exquisite moment, rather than mourn the loss of my partner, I mourned the loss of my bravery.
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Cosgrove also gave bravery awards to six police officers and a navy officer who were part of the mission.
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Grizzled veterans in Stockholm were realistic about the limits of Western unity and bravery in the face of China.
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She seemed to find her bravery in October, when she released her plan to pay for Medicare for All.
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These transits will find you making critical life changes that require bravery and the ability to take a risk.
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Gutierrez has received myriad awards, including the Medal of Valor from President Obama and a Congressional Badge of Bravery.
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I have learned about the bravery that it takes for a young boy to pursue a career in dance.
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In Normandy, we celebrate the bravery and courage of our allied soldiers against a determined and fortified Nazi foe.
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"This case was about the courage and bravery of a 13-year-old girl," Wright said following the sentencing.
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Several were wounded and three were later decorated by the Marines for bravery, after carrying wounded men to safety.
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And ultimately, you feel, the play respects its bold if fallible pioneers, in all their natural bravery and fearfulness.
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If bull riding were an Olympic event, the Brazilians might sweep the medals and win bonus points for bravery.
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The president and lawmakers lauded the soldiers and military leaders who participated in the operation and praised their bravery.
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BYRNE There's one thing you can never get away from: It's O'Neill's ruthless honesty, the bravery that he has.
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Once undressed, the guests gathered the courage to perform the evening's chief bit of bravery: entering the dining room.
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Wade praised Shaw's bravery and said he would tell his kids to look up Shaw when discussing role models.
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That's like me shouting "boobs" in mid-air of a cross-country flight and congratulating myself for my bravery.
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The week begins with a full moon in Aries, your fiery, complementary opposite sign, inspiring bravery in your relationships.
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This neighbor, Anthony Burulcich, was the drummer for dance rock act the Bravery and then for Morrissey's touring band.
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In fact, maybe bravery is having the self-belief and respect for others to not throw that first punch.
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While most are applauding his quick reflexes and bravery, some on social media have called the incident an overreaction.
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You're the sign of bravery, but how often are you really willing to step out of your comfort zone?
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Gable denies this; for his part, he believes that Collins overstates the importance and the bravery of his work.
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He expressed thoughts and feelings that I didn't have the words or bravery, or obviously the intellect, to express.
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"France will never forget his heroism, his bravery, his sacrifice," Mr. Collomb said of the police officer, Lt. Col.
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" He exalted soldiers' bravery while dismissing his avoidance of service in Vietnam, calling it a country "nobody heard of.
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"No one should ever point fingers at you for your bravery in speaking about mental health," Mr. Davidson wrote.
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"I just admire your bravery and I need someone to guide me on what to do," the boy wrote.
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"What extraordinary professionalism and bravery by NYPD Officer Syed Ali," Mayor Bill de Blasio said on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Many see it as a symbol of the South's heroism, a way to celebrate the bravery of their ancestors.
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I'm also way more emo and less capable of bravery in the face of haters online and stuff haha.
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Im also way more emo and less capable of bravery in the face of haters online and stuff haha.
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The Tusk Wildlife Ranger Award recognizes the dedication and bravery of rangers working to protect Africa's increasingly threatened wildlife.
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Soon after, British teenager John Bravery was arrested and charged with attempted murder, and last week he plead guilty.
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Be it heroism or bravery, Shaw's actions have drawn praise from police and the public for preventing further bloodshed.
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Bellocchio admires his bravery and his virility, but doesn't turn away from his hypocrisy, his opportunism or his cruelty.
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As we enter this chilly November, the lessons of Midshipman Shaw and Lt. Marven, and the bravery of Capt.
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"This woman is showing incredible courage and bravery just like Dr. Ford," Avenatti said, referring to Kavanaugh's first accuser.
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"The cowardice of the attacker met the bravery of the emergency services and the people of Manchester," she said.
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The British ambassador to Afghanistan, Nicholas Kay, also tweeted his condolences, saluting the bravery of the Afghan security forces.
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Speaking to reporters, Khan praised the bravery of members of the public who rushed in to confront the attacker.
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Amid excited smiles from the Thai team, Ibrahimovic high-fived all the players before complimenting them on their bravery.
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While gay bars have never really been places of safety, they have been spaces of bravery, activism, and resilience.
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This is not the first time an act of bravery by a Mali immigrant in Paris has been rewarded.
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There was a lot of bravery demonstrated, a lot of 'that was really terrible, but I really enjoyed it.
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In medieval romances, boars are seen as a challenge to masculinity and hunting them a test of endurance and bravery.
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An investigation into the latest case is a test of the bravery of the Environment and Forestry Ministry, Ramadhani said.
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"His personal bravery inspired his comrades to vigorously defend their position and repel the enemy assault," according to the citation.
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Through the journey of The Missing, J.J. finds power in her experience of this suffering — hate and rage and bravery.
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He's this character, like Ginsberg, whose bravery is superheroic, and he's totally attractive and totally ridiculous at the same time.
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Suddenly, Wyatt and his friends have to put their training into practice, and find the bravery to protect their country.
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Though skinny dipping is generally easier (and requires less bravery) at night, make sure you wear sunscreen if it's daytime.
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Baltierra's husband, Tyler Baltierra, praised his wife for her bravery and openly expressed his support after she revealed the news.
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He enlisted in the U.S. Army in 1988 and earned a Bronze Star for bravery in the Persian Gulf War.
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However, the events of those three days are also a testament to extreme bravery on the part of ordinary folks.
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Throughout the ten episodes, the audience sees Winters's rise through the ranks and his unwavering leadership and bravery on display.
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Required: Creative, outgoing and friendly, positive personality, boldness and bravery (some stunts may seem risky, although they are completely safe).
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Under the "Bravery" menu at the top of the browser, there are options to toggle ad blocking, tracking and more.
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But now Zoey is the one who needs confidence, and bravery, to tell him how she really feels about him.
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Bravery against institutions draws even more praise, as we can see from the admiration Cruz's speech drew among some liberals.
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That decision was "an incredible act of bravery", says their son Simon Smithson, an architect at Rogers, Stirk and Harbour.
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Officer Inserillo showed bravery and persistence in the face of threats to her jobs, and as reported, sometimes her life.
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" White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham told CNN: "Takes a lot conviction and bravery to write a whole book anonymously.
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But their agonizing efforts reveal more than just the help-thy-neighbor bravery that has won Australia's volunteers global acclaim.
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The bravery it takes to be a solo female traveler helped mold me into the independent woman I am today.
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The international Flugtag - German for 'flight day' - started in Austria in 1992 as a way to entice ingenuity and bravery.
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But certainly nobody reading this book will easily retain faith in the Hollywood fable of Mr Snowden's bravery and brilliance.
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Anyone with a working phone and a smidge of bravery can confidently tell you that dating is the absolute worst.
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Prime Minister Theresa May called the attack "sick and depraved," and praised the police and first responders for their bravery.
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So when it comes to countries where gender remains unequal, even talking about it feels like an act of bravery.
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I am quarreling with the writer who (to my mind) most brilliantly and foolishly dramatizes the challenges of personal bravery.
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It was certainly a moment of bravery and an intensely political statement condemning the abuse and systematic oppression of women.
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One night, in a feat of grisly bravery, he braced for the worst and just yanked the implants out himself.
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Behaviors like love, friendship, bravery, and trust often have to be coaxed out of psychology experiment participants through role playing.
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Take on Thursday and Friday with intensity, as the Scorpio Moon lends you the bravery to take on any challenge.
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In extraordinary circumstances, they showed extraordinary bravery, holding fast to a lifeboat of humanity amid a roaring sea of inhumanity.
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They gave him the bravery and tenacity to go into a fight that looked like he was sure to lose.
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Conflicting reports on capture The bravery of a homeowner put an end to the three-day long manhunt, Fitzhugh said.
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Dutch police have recovered the iPhones and the van the men used during this incredible display of bravery and stupidity.
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Naysayers may call it tacky, but the sartorial bravery of these sports fans can only be described as weird committed.
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Brooks, who was on the field when gunfire rang out, said he was amazed by the bravery of Capitol Police.
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He was awarded the Iron Cross for bravery, before he was flown out of the front lines with serious frostbite.
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The officer "showed great bravery," immediately engaging and fatally shooting the armed suspect who was inside the residence, Rushin said.
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"I found justice in jihad, and dignity and bravery in leaving my old life for ever," he wrote on Twitter.
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The iron scow they left behind remained lodged among the rocks, reminding residents of the feat and their ancestors' bravery.
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From now until 2025, you are full of intellectual bravery and no topic is off limits for you, dear Pisces!
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Combat sports demonstrated athletic prowess, bravery, power, determination—they did not shy away from violence, or capitulate to an enemy.
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"It takes a lot of conviction and bravery to write a whole book anonymously," said the press secretary, Stephanie Grisham.
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" McGinty, Needum and Phillips were in attendance at the White House Tuesday, praised by the President for their "tremendous bravery.
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Trump thanked Goldberg, in attendance at the White House with her family, for the bravery she demonstrated by coming forward.
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"Many organizations have said they want to honor me for my bravery after they saw the CNN interview," Osagie said.
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That he was killed by a member of the same forces whose bravery he praised is not lost on anyone.
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Asked if she thinks her "honesty and bravery" would affect Trump's chances of winning reelection, Daniels replied in the affirmative.
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"We are honored to celebrate Lawrence Brooks, whose life and service are filled with such stories of bravery and determination."
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The bravery of those men, and the rights they fought for, were not represented on the House floor this week.
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"I am grateful for the bravery of other women who have spoken up and written about their experiences," she said.
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Each strike takes a herculean amount of coordination on the part of organizers and bravery on the part of workers.
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Vice President Biden penned a letter on Thursday to a survivor of sexual assault at Stanford University, commending her bravery.
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He researches the fallen officer before rendering a blot that aims to capture each story of bravery in every image.
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Kennedy's bravery earned him the Navy and Marine Corps Medal, and for his injuries, he was awarded a Purple Heart.
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"They're so busy giving themselves awards for bravery that they don't realize they're a bunch of cowards," McAleer told Hill.
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" Also, in a very timely speech, the fictional PM addressed his country, saying, "Wherever you see tragedy, you see bravery.
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He also thanked students for their "courage" and "bravery" in the aftermath of the massacre at their campus on Feb.
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No one can say that the City Council of Seattle lacks bravery, even if it does lack for common sense.
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He could have "jinked" — aborted the mission — to avoid the missile, but out of stubborn bravery, he flew straight on.
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But then there's Gordon, this GIANT DUDE, powered right through all that magic with PURE FORCE OF WILL and bravery.
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I learned all I would ever need to know about bravery that would anchor me the rest of my life.
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He says Trump had a chance to stand up and show his bravery during the Vietnam War, but "ducked" it.
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Smith's letter was certainly an act of bravery and a reflection of the depth of his intellectual debt to Hume.
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He continued to build a reputation for bravery and leadership; it was sometimes said that bullets did not touch him.
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It is time for China's leaders to match that bravery with courage of their own to accept the people's demands.
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"He would like to express solidarity from Hong Kong civil society with Wham, and to thank him for his bravery."
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" She described Portman's effort as the "kind of protest that gets rave reviews from the mainstream media for its bravery.
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Foley was cited by the fire department 20013 times for bravery and received three department medals for rescues he made.
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To his credit, Mr. Barker doesn't disregard the frustration and confusion that go hand-in-hand with bravery and dedication.
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"There's a bravery and power in Paola's writing I find rare among young writers, but also a maturity," he said.
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While there are many veterans whose bravery, values and leadership are exemplary, we're every bit as fallible as other Americans.
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But the movie made me think about the compassion and bravery it takes to adhere to one's personal moral beliefs.
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Despite the bravery of some outspoken victims like Zhang, Chinese women are finding it difficult to organize a coherent movement.
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Some commended his bravery for coming out while others are enraged by his decision do it in front of students.
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Like many women, I also remember being grateful, amazed by her bravery, by the work she was doing for us.
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Tim Kinsella, commanding officer commended them for their "heroism and bravery in the face of evil" in a statement Sunday.
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The congresswoman also lauded the fallen agents' bravery and said that their colleagues face dangers every day on the job.
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Pakistan's Prime Minister Imran Khan announced via Twitter on Sunday that Naeem will receive a posthumous award for his bravery.
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I have learned that bravery means standing up to the powerful and summoning the courage to confront them head-on.
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Johnson earlier praised the "bravery" of the emergency services and the members of the public who intervened in the incident.
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To all the women sharing stories of sexual assault and sexual harassment, thank you for your bravery to speak up.
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Not just of their bravery and strength, but of their willingness to swallow their trauma and take on the powerful.
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Its success was a saga of persistence, ingenuity and just plain bravery in the face of nature and professional skepticism.
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Likewise, the shooter is dead, along with the first police officer to enter the bar.... ....Great bravery shown by police.
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But this divergence is quintessential to Koch's creative bravery, as demonstrated by her new show, Aidan Koch: A to Zed.
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The manifesto intersperses details about why the shooter targeted New Zealand with self-aggrandizing rhetoric about the shooter's own personal bravery.
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Her bravery is a call to action to all of us to continue resisting deportations and to stand with vulnerable communities.
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"In my opinion, they show a level of bravery, professionalism, heroics, that we come to expect of our officers," Kelly said.
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Through the Champ's words on the streets and deeds in the ring, bravery was not only standing up to Sonny Liston.
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I started talking to him about the World Trade Center the incredible bravery of everybody … We all know people that died.
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Ziering, 52, told ET that Doherty has "demonstrated her tremendous amount of bravery" in the midst of these life-threatening circumstances.
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" Noted Parks in a Facebook post honoring Charlie's bravery and that of all women facing struggles: "Strong women aren't simply born.
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But the retired master sergeant once again showed his bravery when he lost his life saving the lives of two teens.
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I gained my independence, bravery, and confidence by traveling alone for many years, and I wouldn't trade those experiences for anything.
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"A program was held at the police headquarters, where his bravery and courage was talked about by officials," Mr. Khadimzai said.
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The robber left empty-handed thanks to Beatty's bravery and escaped in what police described as a 2002-04 gold Cadillac.
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This summer, the four men were awarded the Law Enforcement Congressional Badge of Bravery by Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner and Sen.
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"Sansa, Thank you for teaching me resilience, bravery and what true strength really is," Turner began the heartfelt tribute on Instagram.
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Given the bravery parents display during dangerous situations, you have to give even more props when there's a deadly snake involved.
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But both approaches are a mistake: for all the bravery of America's troops, the country's military bureaucracy is nothing to emulate.
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"Those small acts of bravery are not only the right thing to do, they're the cool thing to do," she said.
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In the year when 'Silence Breakers' were celebrated for their bravery and vulnerability, these two women were outstanding examples of both.
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" RSPCA Chief Executive Jeremy Cooper honored the men on Saturday for their "incredible bravery tackling a fire which was spreading quickly.
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"Sansa, Thank you for teaching me resilience, bravery and what true strength really is," Turner began the heartfelt tribute on Instagram.
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He fought in Iraq and won the Queen's Commendation for Bravery after capturing an IRA sniper by using himself as bait.
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"His bravery and courage in standing up for what is right should be an inspiration for employees everywhere," the statement read.
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Auditioning for popular dance competition show So You Think You Can Dance requires a certain level of bravery, talent and commitment.
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I am a fan of the Congressman and admire his bravery and tenacity, so getting a ticket is a no-brainer.
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"The bravery and heroism I've witnessed is incredibly inspiring, so, yes, this will be a movie for us," Scott told THR.
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With purple's historic connotations of bravery and power, Syms recuperates the color and uses it as a signifier of female empowerment.
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Hill's bravery famously launched the Year of the Woman, a history-making wave of women running for and winning elected office.
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They're a testament to the bravery and diversity of this great land, to its boldness of spirit and openness of heart.
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So there's less than a zero percent chance that I'll ever try crossing this 1,640-foot test of bravery in Siberia.
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Esther's bravery continues to symbolize the enduring spirit of the Jewish community, even when faced with truly life-and-death situations.
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"The authorities praised our hard work, sacrifice and bravery by declaring both me and my nephew Wasil as heroes," Samad said.
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His bravery that night was something he had trained for throughout his career, according to Thousand Oaks Police Chief Tim Hagel.
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