And do all you can to lift up everyone around you.
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Do all you can to keep ticks out of your household.
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So I hope you do all you can for all of our veterans out there.
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"I urge you to do all you can to expedite payment to these victims," he said.
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If this happens during your next interview, do all you can to not let it distract you.
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There is still work to do so please continue to donate and do all you can to restore our city.
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"John believed, as I believe, that when a tragedy happens like in New Zealand, you do all you can to reach out to that country and you do all you can to stand up for the simple belief that people are different in our country, but we were all part of a greater America," Klobuchar said.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen flying you probably do all you can to avoid checking a suitcase full of your belongings.
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Motivation is always there; the trick is to do all you can to avoid motivated reasoning that validates what you want to hear.
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When you do all you can and the surgery goes well and everything else goes well, but the patient's body just can't take another surgery.
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You do all you can to impress prospective investors by honing the story, optimizing key metrics and making your company look as attractive as possible.
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Talk to people who have worked there or who have contacts who have and do all you can to learn about what it's really like there.
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Explain to your children that they can talk to you and you will not judge or blame them and will do all you can to protect them.
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And I hope that, like I do, you will consider using their negative words as motivation to do all you can to bring awareness and understanding about responsible online behavior.
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"And I hope that, like I do, you will consider using their negative words as motivation to do all you can to bring awareness and understanding about responsible online behavior."
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"And I hope that like I do, you will consider using their negative words as motivation to do all you can to bring awareness and understanding about responsible online behavior," she said.
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" "Demand that our public officials are upholding the integrity of the vote, but do all you can to respectfully participate in the process and ensure the outcome, an outcome we can all be proud of.
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But at the same time, when you're met with the news of such icons passing away, it really strengthens the belief that you really have to do all you can and live now, really embrace it.
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To Meghan Markle and Prince Harry, Prince Albert offered a little bit of advice passed down from his late mother: "Mum taught us that you have to do all you can to protect your private life," he recalled.
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A chaplain then advised, "Little girl, do all you can for the poor soldiers and the Lord will reward you." Tillie Pierce went on to do just that.
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Do all you can for me which I have no doubt you will. I want to see you > so much. The children are all well. The baby cannot walk yet.
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Be gentle and send your fragrance in all directions like the jasmine flower, but also learn to face the difficulties like a rock. Be strong, yet be compassionate to the poor, weak and down-trodden. Do all you can to help the poor and the needy. In the last line, this poem tells us to lead a harmonious life by becoming one with all people.
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She joined the Philomathea Club in 1891. The Philomathea Club worked to obtain funds for a Carnagie Library in Oklahoma City. Colman wrote a letter to Andrew Carnegie in 1900 requesting a grant for the library, which he provided. In 1896 she formed the Sans Souci study club, in 1898 the Twentieth Century Club, in 1900 the New Century Club, and in 1901 the DAYC Club (Do All You Can).
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It has no reality. True reality is to proceed on the path of truth, to keep the company of saintly people, and to render service to men."The Teachings of Babaji, 31 August 1983 Babaji advocated on behalf of the less- fortunate. He stated: "you should look to the areas of your countries where people are poverty-stricken and helpless and then do all you can to raise their standard of living, teaching them cleanliness and high morals.
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" At the other end of the red woollen braid was a > picture of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary, the one surrounded with > thorns, the other pierced by a lance, and both surrounded by a cross. Sister Apolline described how she "shuddered" upon seeing Jesus "rudely struck against the wood of the cross" and quoted the Blessed Virgin Mary as saying that the "world is hurrying to its perdition because it considers not the Passion of Christ...Do all you can to bring and consider His sufferings. Do all you can to save the world." According to the revelation claimed by Sister Apolline, to wear the blood-red scapular was to be "clad in the livery" of Christ's passion and that it "will prove to us a strong armor against infernal assaults, an impenetrable buckler against the arrows of our spiritual enemies and, according to the testimony of Jesus Christ, to all who wear it with faith and piety it will be a pledge of pardon, a source of grace.
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During Operation Hiram in the upper Galilee, Israeli military commanders received the order: 'Do all you can to immediately and quickly purge the conquered territories of all hostile elements in accordance with the orders issued. The residents should be helped to leave the areas that have been conquered'. (31 October 1948, Moshe Carmel) The UN's acting Mediator, Ralph Bunche, reported that United Nations Observers had recorded extensive looting of villages in Galilee by Israeli forces, which carried away goats, sheep and mules. This looting, United Nations Observers report, appeared to have been as systematic as army trucks were used for transportation.
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Fresno The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), also publicly supported the proposition. The First Presidency of the church announced its support for Proposition 8 in a letter intended to be read in every congregation in California. In this letter, church members were encouraged to "do all you can to support the proposed constitutional amendment by donating of your means and time". The church produced and broadcast to its congregations a program describing the support of the Proposition, and describing the timeline it proposes for what it describes as grassroots efforts to support the Proposition.
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How can you account to God for this? Are > you not afraid that the children of the forest will rise up in judgment and > condemn you?…Little children, if you have parents that drink the fiery > waters, do all you can, both by your tears and prayers and friendly > admonitions, to persuade them to stop; for it will most certainly ruin them, > if they persist in it.William Apess, The Experiences of Five Christian > Indians of the Pequod Tribe; or An Indian's Looking-Glass for the White Man > James B. Dow, Boston, 1837 at the Internet Archive.
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Correcting a Mistake: Jews and Arabs in Palestine/Israel, 1936–1956 () is a book by Israeli historian Benny Morris. Tikun Ta'ut is a collection of articles published in 2000 in Hebrew by Am Oved. One of the articles focuses on new evidence regarding Operation Hiram in the 1948 Arab–Israeli War: in a cable dated 31 October 1948 by Major General Moshe Carmel during the operation addressing all division and district commanders under his command is found the following: "Do all you can to immediately and quickly purge the conquered territories of all hostile elements in accordance with the orders issued. The residents should be helped to leave the areas that have been conquered".
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Most of the Palestinian exodus was due to a clear, direct cause: expulsion and deliberate harassment, as Morris writes "commanders were clearly bent on driving out the population in the area they were conquering". During Operation Hiram in the upper Galilee, Israeli military commanders received the order: "Do all you can to immediately and quickly purge the conquered territories of all hostile elements in accordance with the orders issued. The residents should be helped to leave the areas that have been conquered." (31 October 1948, Moshe Carmel) The UN's acting Mediator, Ralph Bunche, reported that United Nations Observers had recorded extensive looting of villages in Galilee by Israeli forces, who carried away goats, sheep and mules.
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