But I'm not sure that's my — I'm a doer.
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"Boris is a leader, Jeremy is a doer," Pollock said.
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I'm not much of a doer when I'm on vacation.
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You have to understand that my mom was a doer.
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He's a doer in a game usually reserved for talkers.
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She was what the Israelis call a bitzuist — a doer.
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They still haven't made the mental shift from doer to leader.
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But Musk may seem like a dreamer, more than a doer.
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The entrepreneur adds that he's a doer and not a talker.
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And yet the name of the shit doer remains a mystery.
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" The self-proclaimed "proud daughter" finished: "She's a listener and a doer.
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" The self-proclaimed "proud daughter" finished: "She's a listener and a doer.
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It is better for the doer to undo what he has done.
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" Doer told the Canadian Press: "We want to deal with the facts.
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He had moved from believer, to planner, to doer, the memo said.
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"Most Nigerians see Aliko as a doer," Mr. Ogunbunmi, the publisher, said.
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To fans he's a doer; to critics he's a hedger of bets.
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You have 73 jobs and it is freeing as hell, you doer, you.
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This may be a fair description of the life of the average doer.
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"My whole career I've been a doer and a problem solver," Bloomberg said.
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He's a watcher more than a doer, at risk of seeing too much.
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"Boris is a leader, Jeremy is a doer," Conservative member John Pollock said.
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I'm a doer, and I love doers, and Leah and Ezra just took action.
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"One way is as an agent, a thinking doer, if you will," he says.
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"I'm very much a doer, I like to be up and active," DeJesus says.
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" A digital ad this month blasted Nelson for being a "talker not a doer.
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You have to assume that the shit-doer was having a subnormal digestion day.
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As if by doing enough of something, the doer — me — would become someone new.
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They see Obama as a sayer and a thinker but not much of a doer.
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Trump and the truly long-term thinker/doer tech CEOs should convene a second meeting.
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"He loved this part and he was a doer," Frankel said of her late ex.
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"Reese is a doer," Kidman, who refers to Witherspoon as "my baby sister," tells the magazine.
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Everyone who has ever lived, born from about 1985 onwards, is a binge-watch doer. Everyone.
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The FBI's Will Keaton (Chestnut) needs her to catch an evildoer — an eviler doer, I guess.
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Clinton was hardly being subtle here: Bernie Sanders is a dreamer and she is a doer.
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She cuts right to the nut of the answer real quick Then Livingston is the doer.
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A New York-bred free agent, Noah is a splendid post passer, a dirty-work doer.
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"He's a doer," said Professor Kavakci, a former lawmaker who lectures at Uskudar University in Istanbul.
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"When nothing is believable, the mischief doer can say 'Well, you can't believe anything,'" she says.
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Over the past week, Biden derided any candidate who is a "planner" rather than a doer.
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Doer accused the U.S. of significant "distortion and omission" in its analysis of the pipeline's environmental impacts.
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I wanted to recapture that feeling of having a lover, instead of a live-in laundry-doer.
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In the typical active sentence, the subject is the doer of the action: he kicked the ball.
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Lorraine leaned more toward social theorist, and Jimmy was to his core a critic, truth teller, and doer.
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And now Harris's 19-year-old son is following in his mother's footsteps as a doer and leader.
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" A year later, The Washington Post called him "an informed doer who moves diverse knowledge into great action.
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He'll be an equal opportunity doer ... but if past seasons are any indication, producers could cast a virgin.
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"It's a choice between a doer and a talker, between a patriot and a protester," Ms. McSally said.
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This year, be a doer: Surprise someone special — your partner, your kids, your mom — with breakfast in bed.
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I'm a doer by nature, so this falling into the abyss was out of the ordinary for me.
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I wanted to feel more like a doer — to be in the game and part of the action.
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"I offer myself as a doer and a problem solver, not a talker" he said in his statement.
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"Selena is a rebel and a romantic, a dreamer and a doer who boldly charts her own course," Vevers says.
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At times, they borrowed their former masters' robes and horses and rode through the night to frighten some evil-doer.
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One way of explaining this was the "planner-doer model," which he formulated in a 1981 paper with Hersh Shefrin.
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Many in Silicon Valley pointed to Tillerson, in fact, as the kind of global thinker and doer that policy needs.
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I've been in this role for a year, but it's still hard to balance being a doer and a manager.
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You have this looming evil-doer Darth Vader with two crossed, red lightsabers hovering over the protagonists in the foreground.
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"She's an executor and a doer, not just a sayer and a talker," Ms. Winfrey said during a phone interview.
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The big picture: Hickenlooper casts himself as a problem-solving "doer" as he seeks the moderate lane in the progressive field.
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The tears of white women are often weaponized in this way, rendering the oppressor as victim, turning wrong-doer into saint.
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And all survivors — regardless of whether a report is filed or a harm-doer is exposed — deserve justice, healing and trust.
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"I support Donald Trump because I feel like he is a doer," a senior at the University of South Carolina told Cosmopolitan.
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I really believe that Philip is a doer and can show it — he's part of that team that we are looking for.
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But Trudeau can be more of a talker than a doer; he has been less generous with foreign aid than his predecessor.
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It also means that presenting people with a "choice architecture" which favours the planner over the doer can have big effects on behaviour.
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The way I think of it, the right hand of your body is the doer side; the left hand is the passive side.
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"He's a doer, who is nonideological, pragmatic, which very much meshes with the president's approach," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, the deputy national security adviser.
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If you're one of those readers who's also a doer, this might be your opportunity to get a foot in the automotive tech door.
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The woman in the pink dress could have been a cowboy, a mistress of her own destiny, an explorer, a seer and a doer.
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On policy, then, Obama has been a remarkable doer, though you wouldn't know it from the curiously inept self-promotional apparatus of his White House.
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Unfolding with a minimum of dialogue, Francisca's maturation from watcher to doer would be laughable if performed with less nuance or photographed with less originality.
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Similarly, John Hickenlooper, the former Colorado governor, described himself last week in Iowa as "a doer," in contrast to the "dreamers and debaters" from Congress.
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In a quick response, Gary Doer, who was Canada's ambassador to Washington at the time, fired a terse note to John Kerry, then secretary of state.
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"This man is not a doer," said Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House minority leader, who will host a Monday "pre-buttal" of Mr. Trump's Tuesday speech.
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Something (cardboard) got in the way of the cardboard throwing man and he just acted (throwing it.) Cardboard throwing man is a doer, not a thinker.
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The message behind her new book "is that you can be a princess and a doer and a girl of substance," the mother of two told Parents.
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McMaster is, in short, both an accomplished doer and a deep thinker, a combination that should serve him well in the complex job of national security adviser.
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I'm a little bit more of a boss now than I ever thought I'd be, a little bit less of a doer than I used to be.
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The message behind her new book "is that you can be a princess and a doer and a girl of substance," the mother of two told Parents.
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And House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) praised Gianforte as a "family man" and a "doer" in a floor speech, making no mention of the assault.
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Harley Sy once described his father as not just a dreamer but also as a "doer" who valued maintaining a "simple life" and helping the less fortunate.
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She's a wonderful doer so she taught me to do and not really care about other people's expectations or judgments—to free yourself and that's a great gift.
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"Selena is a rebel and a romantic, a dreamer and a doer who boldly charts her own course," Coach's creative director, Stuart Vevers, said in a press release.
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Buddhists, cognitive scientists, and philosophers have all made persuasive arguments that there is nothing like a "fixed self," no thinker behind our thoughts, no doer behind our deeds.
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"We've been through a lot," said Nickel, a sharp-dressed public relations consultant and analyst who is known as a "doer" among his colleagues in San Bernardino County.
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" The dreamer takes on the doer The outsiders understood that they had captured their moment: Sanders congratulated his supporters Tuesday night by promising "nothing short of a political revolution.
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On social media, the young state senator took a direct tack toward Washington, highlighting tweets that framed him as a serious legislator, a doer who represented Michigan's 4th district admirably.
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Instead, I found myself more deeply absorbed in that zone we all hope to be in where the doer and the deed dissolve together into the pleasure of pure work.
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" As to why she got involved, Frankel explained, "I think because I have the nature of being a doer and a business person, I mean, this is a business also.
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He was more of a doer than a thinker, something of a troublemaker, confident in his ability to talk his way out of any mess, even a Gestapo interrogation cell.
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These stories nevertheless played into Bloomberg's aggrandizing narrative as a doer and a fixer—the rare disinterested politician who was only trying to do what was best for New York.
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Reckmann/Wikimedia CommonsLet's say you are a British penis-having sex-doer who has trouble with the whole erection thing but you don't want to talk to a doctor about it.
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"It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better," Roosevelt said.
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In Virginia, an accessory before the fact shares the criminal purpose of the doer and gives encouragement or assistance, even though she is not present at the commission of the crime.
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"It's a choice between a doer and a talker, between a patriot and a protester, between a career fighter pilot and a career politician," McSally said to loud cheers Tuesday night.
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A potential harm-doer might be deterred if he or she knows that they will face return fire if they show up at a church, synagogue or mosque with guns blazing.
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Those who know Mr. Clayton describe him as the roll-up-his-sleeves type, a doer who is often in the shadows of the better known Mr. Cohen at Sullivan & Cromwell.
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I have lived in my 100-year-old railroad for nearly five years now; a few months ago, my partner (an all-star dish-doer, thank my lucky stars) moved in, too.
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The spike is approval ratings is largely due to the fact that Trump is a doer: he's actually doing things to improve the lives of Americans, especially in the realm of economics.
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Chao, who happens to be married to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, is the ur-Washington bureaucrat, a woman described by those on both sides of the aisle as a longtime, competent doer.
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And certain rules of thumb, like keeping a few months of expenses saved for emergencies, could be seen as a way for the "planner" to protect the "doer" from spending all their income.
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Bloomberg also recently released a TV ad that acknowledges his lackluster debate performances in Las Vegas and Charleston, S.C., but argues that the country is starved for a doer, not a champion debater.
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By contrast, the best illustration of the Doer Nation right now can be found in the battered southern state of Louisiana, where earlier this month torrential rains resulted in a catastrophic flooding disaster.
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As employee No. 1 at Brex, Rocha has held a variety of roles, but she has always maintained the "doer" mindset that Brex cofounders Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi gave her in her first position.
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"Remember, he is 20 years younger than Modi, and he is a known doer, so if he manages to deliver on some fronts, he would then become a possible candidate" in 2024, she said.
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Mr Thaler, with his colleague Hersh Shefrin, understood choices as battles between two competing cognitive forces: a "doer" part of the brain focused on short-term rewards, and a "planner" focused on the long term.
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There is an unspoken transaction at play during a dinner party: I, the dinner party haver, will make and prepare you a delicious dinner; in return, you, the dinner party doer, will do the dishes.
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If there is a revelation in this experience for the participants, it is found here, when the "rules" of the game are openly broken and they can no longer make sense of the watcher-doer relationship.
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"If you focus on the evil-doer, but not the victim or the survivor, you're okay," Robin Thede, host of BET's The Rundown with Robin Thede told Refinery29 at the Writer's Guild Awards on February 11.
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If you're interested in going the start-up route, you can improve your odds of getting hired by demonstrating that you're a doer who can produce results, according to former Microsoft exec turned start-up founder Jensen Harris.
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I think we labor under the illusion that there is a thinker behind our thoughts or a doer behind our deeds when, in fact, I think we're just a field of consciousness responding to things in the world.
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During my tenure in Congress, interactions with my Canadian parliamentary colleagues and Canadian government representatives, including Ambassador Gary Doer and Consul General John Prato, clearly established the level of cooperation that exists between the U.S. and Canada on matters of security.
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" A letter sent from the Canadian ambassador in Washington, Gary Doer — who also declined to testify — told the committee that it should "rest assured that no corners, including security screening, are being cut in order to achieve the government's objectives.
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I like to imagine the moment of sheer panic the shit-doer had to experience post-shit when they realized that the plane toilet was ill-equipped to mop up what they had done to anything close to a satisfactory level.
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A. I think it would have to be Teddy Roosevelt, "The Man in the Arena": It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.
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Mr Johnson struck back by briefing the British press that, on the contrary, he was a decider and a doer, who, having "spoken to all the power players", was demanding that Western nations draw up "very punitive sanctions" against the Syrian regime and its enablers.
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And I'm such a doer; at the end of the night I'm the one cleaning the tables by myself and my heart breaks every time I have to trash a flower — I just can't, I just hear the cash-register noise over and over in my head.
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"We have engaged with what one can call a second generation of reforms that would really push the private sector, deconstrain the private sector, open more space for the private sector and sequentially I guess move the state from a doer to an enabler," said Belhaj.
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The film, out August 17, stars Lana Condor as Lara Jean, a 16-year-old dreamer (but not doer) who gets the scare of her life when the love letters she has written to her different crushes over the years are released to their not-actually-intended recipient.
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Barton was more than a dreamer, she was a doer whose legacy embodies a principle that is at the core of what America is about: that every one of us counts, no matter who we are, where we come from, or what our race, gender, or creed happen to be.
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I'm a decidedly left-leaning person, and I disagree with many of the platitudes, un-cited statistics, and statements of the leaked memo; but I can't help but think that the widespread dismissal of this memo as the work of a backwards thinking evil-doer is a missed opportunity for discussion.
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"I don't think any single political opinion or public stand matters as much to Kanye as our continued perception of him as a contrarian thinker, as a doer of things we think he can't do and a thinker of things we assume he doesn't really think," Rob Harvilla wrote at The Ringer.
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At the University of Arizona, Mary Koss, who did groundbreaking work on campus rape in the 1980s, piloted a program called Restore that uses a framework in which the harm-doer takes responsibility for what happened and a formal plan is developed for the person to make amends and change his behavior.
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He golfs (very well, by all accounts) with Michael Bloomberg — who has backed several projects at the bank and hails Mr. Kim as a "doer" — and swaps books with President Emmanuel Macron of France, most recently sending him a copy of "Orientalism," Edward Said's critique of Western attitudes toward the Middle East and Asia.
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You can be a sassy, lazy person who refuses to help any of the other characters and bullies their way through interactions, but I choose to believe California Alex is a positive can-doer and therefore chose to be unrelentingly polite and supportive to everyone, which seemed to be working pretty well before I quit the game.
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Xernona Clayton dedicated her life to pursuing the latter alongside the most famous dreamer in history, Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The pioneering activist and media mogul told VICE in a phone interview that she was less of a dreamer and more of a doer—particularly when it came to seeking equal rights for African Americans.
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In a matter of mere minutes, viewers will have the chance to re-experience the magical world of Westeros, spending a final few episodes in the company of fan favorites like Dragon Owner, The Explosion Doer, Grizzled Conscience Man, Zombie McHugenstein, Sword Guy, Murder Teen, Scarface, and other fantastical creations like all those Winds of Winter pages George R. R. Martin definitely has.
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Thirty-four countries – largely in Europe and the Asia-Pacific – allow piracy victims to obtain "no-fault injunctions," under which internet intermediaries, including access-provider ISPs, are required to take reasonable measures to limit clearly infringing activity, not as a wrong-doer themselves, but in their capacity as a party uniquely well-suited to prevent the use of their facilities to further the infringement by others.
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Jen Widerstrom is a trainer on "The Biggest Loser," and her DIET RIGHT FOR YOUR PERSONALITY TYPE: The Revolutionary 4-Week Weight Loss Plan That Works for You (Harmony, $26) describes five basic human prototypes — the Organized Doer, the Swinger, the Rebel, the Everyday Hero and the strong-minded Never-Ever — and creates a plan not of different foods but of different dieting and exercise habits to adopt.
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" And after taking a few days to reflect on the season (the Patriots were 12-4 leading the AFC East), Brady said he was reminded of a quote from a speech President Teddy Roosevelt gave at the Sarbonne University of Paris in 1910 called "The Man in the Arena": "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better.
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