You should cook to bring comfort to yourself and to others.
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The thoughts and prayers do bring comfort to help us through this tragedy.
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But he expressed hope that the settlement would bring comfort to the affected employees.
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Ardern said his visit would "bring comfort" to New Zealand, according to the Press Association.
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Do we really need rigorous empirical evidence to know that pets bring comfort to people?
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That's why we need luxurious travel accessories to help us bring comfort to coach, and guess what?
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Brough said a quick agreement on Noble's debt restructuring will help bring comfort to the company's customers.
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And while the National League has a lot of bad teams, that should not bring comfort to the Mets.
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"I hope when people hear Prince singing these songs it will bring comfort to many," Boxill said in the statement.
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Just like last year's debut of the Chuck II, the Modern utilizes Nike technology to bring comfort to the classic kicks.
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They were skeptical Trump could bring comfort to a city thrust into mourning, given his history of inflammatory and anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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Living in the camp is not easy, and UNICEF is doing whatever it can to bring comfort to the many people staying there.
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They were skeptical he could foster unity and bring comfort to a city thrust into mourning, given his history of inflammatory and anti-immigrant rhetoric.
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"Fidel Castro's death cannot bring back his thousands of victims, nor can it bring comfort to their families," the former Republican presidential candidate said on Facebook.
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He said in an interview that the retouched photos were a way to bring comfort to grieving relatives and to reunite them with their loved ones.
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In doing so, I was able to raise awareness, bring comfort to those who have experienced the same trauma, and break the silencing of childhood sexual abuse survivors.
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"Fidel Castro's death cannot bring back his thousands of victims, nor can it bring comfort to their families," Cruz, who is of Cuban descent, wrote in a Facebook post.
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Julie made the decision to make Brian's intimate voice message public in January 2002, in the hopes that it might bring comfort to others who had relatives on the flight.
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Though this fact may be demoralizing to some people, researchers noted it might bring comfort to people with cancers they worked to prevent or the parents of children with cancer.
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Even at such a young age, I'd developed a sense for the appropriate kinds of euphemisms for death — and I knew that sharing them would bring comfort to my mom.
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Perhaps her care would've been no different at the end, but to have the option of [assisted dying] available would spare terminally-ill patient needless anxiety and bring comfort to so many.
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Pope Francis led prayers for the dead in his weekly address in St Peter's Square in Rome, saying he wanted to go to the earthquake zone to bring comfort to the survivors.
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Proceeds from the track go to benefit The Art of Elysium, a non-profit known for rallying the artistic community and helping bring comfort to children who are homeless and in need.
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We must make the time and space to tend to one another, leaving the comfort of our known audiences so as to bring comfort to those who are different — and probably even voted differently.
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Las Vegas (CNN)When President Donald Trump sought to bring comfort to this shell-shocked city Wednesday, the contrast with his paper-towel tossing visit to Puerto Rico Tuesday could not have been more stark.
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We talked about the courtesans of old (and modern escorts) who juggled "boyfriends" and traveled the world while being treasured for their femininity, their individual beauty, and their innate ability to bring comfort to clients.
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"We must make the time and space to tend to one another, leaving the comfort of our known audiences so as to bring comfort to those who are different — and probably even voted differently," concludes Lewis.
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And it is love that I hope will bring comfort to a grieving 9-year-old girl in Dallas – and, God willing, propel her to move forward, and dream, and soar, and make her daddy proud.
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The scientist seeking to advance the frontiers of his discipline… the philanthropist seeking to bring comfort to the needy – all are pursuing their interests, as they see them, as they judge them by their own values.
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"[The book's] main purpose is to reach hurting souls and bring comfort to them during hardships, loss of loved ones and to help them establish direction when misdirected through daily living," Eadie wrote of the book on its website.
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"My job is to bring comfort to them, and healing when I can," says Feldman, wearing a backpack filled with medical supplies and bundled up against the bitter cold as he makes rounds in the sister cities of Allentown, Bethlehem and Easton.
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The recipe is a riff on the hot open-faced turkey sandwiches (above) that I used to eat in New York diners six or eight times a year, most often around this season, when turkey can bring comfort to those laid low by holiday cheer.
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"I believe Deliverance is a timely release with everything going on in the world today, and in light of the one-year anniversary of his passing, I hope when people hear Prince singing these songs it will bring comfort to many," said Boxill in a statement.
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I often address the deceased directly in these registers, but of course I am the one who sometimes experiences a cathartic release after scribbling my gratitude, and I write hoping that my fond memories might bring comfort to the bereft should they ever open the register again.
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"If hearing that the CEO of Apple is gay can help someone struggling to come to terms with who he or she is, or bring comfort to anyone who feels alone, or inspire people to insist on their equality, then it's worth the trade-off with my own privacy," he said.
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So if hearing that the CEO of Apple is gay can help someone struggling to come to terms with who he or she is, or bring comfort to anyone who feels alone, or inspire people to insist on their equality, then it's worth the trade-off with my own privacy.
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"[Khan] has risen above this crisis of death and destruction, as mayors continue to do, to alleviate fear, to bring comfort to his people of London and to give support to the first responders who continue to protect, defend and provide emergency care to his people of London," the statement read.
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Carmichael laughed when we were talking about it, trying to figure it out — how curry powder moved through the Commonwealth nations of Britain, from East Indies to West; how well mango chutney goes with soy sauce and fried rice; how there are clear African roots in Bajan cou-cou; and how, gloriously, food can bring comfort to the afflicted, can stay cultures that others would erase.
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The images we hold in our minds should not be those of senseless slaughter but of the ordinary men and women who put concerns about their own safety to one side and rushed to help; of the men and women of the emergency services who worked tirelessly to bring comfort, to help and to save lives; of the messages of solidarity and hope of all those who opened their homes to the victims.
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The Book of Elchasai was written around the Parthian War of 114-117 AD in Aramaic by a Mesopotamian Jew. The purpose of the book may have been to bring comfort to Jews surviving the massacre during the war. The book describes angelic beings of "stupendous" size and their announcement of universal destruction. These beings revealed the requirements which would allow absolution on the judgment day.
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His son, William Rutter Dawes, was born on 17 December 1797, and christened at Portsea, Hampshire, on 11 February 1798.Parish registers for St. Mary's Church, Portsea, 1666–1875 Church of England. St. Mary's Church (Portsea, Hampshire) Trained as a clergyman, he became an astronomer of note. He was said to have done all he could to bring comfort to his father and stepmother's declining years.
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London Borough of Barnet press release On arriving at the camp he tried to bring comfort to the survivors and said the Kaddish, the Jewish memorial prayer, over the dead. He tried to persuade the army bulldozer drivers who were pushing the bodies of the dead into a pit to bury them with some kind of dignity. Hardman supervised the burial of about 20,000 victims, "giving them the dignity in death of which they had been robbed in life".The Times: Lives Remembered 10 October 2008.
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The Priest has lost his faith in the wake of "the tragedy" (alluding to, but not directly referencing the September 11 attacks), having failed to bring comfort to his flock ("Confession/Last Year"). He reminisces about the first time he realized his calling to become a priest, telling his Aunt about it. The Aunt is a spitfire communist and an atheist. She reminds the Priest of all the flaws and wrongdoings in the world and berates him for being "a gullible dope", falling for "The Greatest Practical Joke" of humanity: religion.
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The figures were posed in various ways to correspond to the life of the deceased. The figurines that were buried in the graves led to a theory that the small figures represented the person's possessions. They were believed by historians to bring comfort to the dead, sending them to the next world in peace as they took something from their old lives with them. It is speculated that though it was usual to place the figurines in the graves, it was not essential, as a vase would have been.
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Semangat represents the vitality of life and it is said to be possessed by all living creatures including animals and plants. An illness may be explained as the capture of the semangat by an evil spirit, and a shaman (pawang) may be consulted to conjure invisible forces and bring comfort to the family. Sacrificial offerings can be made to placate the spirits, and certain objects such as amulets are used as protection.Dobbin (1983), pages 117–118 Until the rise of the Padri movement late in the 18th century, Islamic practices such as prayers, fasting and attendance at mosques had been weakly observed in the Minangkabau highlands.
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Displacement head-scratching occurs when humans do not know which of two options to choose Displacement activities occur when an animal experiences high motivation for two or more conflicting behaviours: the resulting displacement activity is usually unrelated to the competing motivations. Birds, for example, may peck at grass when uncertain whether to attack or flee from an opponent; similarly, a human may scratch their head when they do not know which of two options to choose. Displacement activities may also occur when animals are prevented from performing a single behaviour for which they are highly motivated. Displacement activities often involve actions which bring comfort to the animal such as scratching, preening, drinking or feeding.
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The Music Institute of Chicago, known informally as MIC (formerly the Music Center of the North Shore), is a nonprofit community music school in Illinois with campuses in Chicago, Downers Grove, Evanston, Lake Forest, Lincolnshire, and Winnetka. Founded in 1931, MIC has expanded over the years to its current status as an institution serving more than two thousand students at seven campuses. The school's mission is to, "lead people toward a lifelong engagement with music by providing widely accessible resources for high quality music teaching, performing, and service activities -- and harnessing the power of music to educate, inspire and bring comfort to the communities we serve". Resident artists and ensembles include The Neiweem Duo, Quintet Attacca, Tammy McCann and Fifth House Ensemble.
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