They made gifts for each one of us, little crafts for each one of us.
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"They made gifts for each one of us, little crafts for each one of us," he said.
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But also how heroic each one of us can be.
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And there's something fine about each one of us, too.
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And our characters are part of each one of us.
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And each one of us worried about losing the others.
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Removing stigma is the responsibility of each one of us.
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And the truth is each one of us can help.
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It comes from humans – from each one of us, in fact.
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That's a question each one of us will have to answer.
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To be very clear, each one of us has a bias.
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Yes, there are times when each one of us is vulnerable.
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"Each one of us would put a bullet through his head".
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They were very charming and interested in each one of us.
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Each one of us is a nameless raindrop among countless drops.
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"Death sits near each one of us at every turn," Riggs writes.
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Each one of us had 30 ounces at all times of different breeds.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Godwin-Baines said Monday.
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"Each one of us found her account credible and compelling," the statement said.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Godwin-Baines said Monday.
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It would directly impact the safety and security of each one of us.
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These are people who all know, who each one of us will know.
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Each one of us, those you see here, is conscious they can get burnt.
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Each one of us are powerful and our voices are powerful force for change.
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Imagine if each one of us does a little bit, how much can change?
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Each one of us would be horrified by the necessity to make such choices.
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It's about us understanding the human condition and how it effects each one of us.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Godwin's daughter, Tonya Godwin-Baines, said.
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"Each one of us wants to set the bar for the next guy," Clevinger said.
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Each one of us is affected, and today we're praying for Ameer and his family.
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It depends on how much each one of us has dealt with their own shadow material.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Tonya Godwin-Baines, Godwin's daughter, said Monday.
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It will be up to each one of us to sign up to it or not.
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"If each one of us resolves to not look away," Kathy Eldon says, change can come.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Godwin's daughter, Tonya Godwin-Baines said Monday.
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This is why each one of us is personally responsible for the outcome of these talks.
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"Each one of us has a cot, a single foot apart," Beyersdorf said on Monday afternoon.
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At its core, this book discusses the two systems of thought in each one of us.
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For me, it feels like that, like the light is lit in each one of us.
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Despite the competitive environment during the show, each one of us supports each other as fellow women.
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In 2018, each one of us has to do whatever we can to take the government back.
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Each one of us has unique abilities and talents that could be utilized to change the world.
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Each one of us needs to do everything we can to quicken that process of waking up.
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Each one of us has his or her own way of appreciating and getting through the season.
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It's also a personal problem and depends upon each one of us to practice good password hygiene.
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I believe that every human has a soul, and that's what makes each one of us unique.
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"Despacito" appeals to each one of us in its own way, and that's the greatest thing about it.
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"The greatest tool each one of us has to create change is the dollars we spend," Schwarz said.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Godwin's daughter Tonya Godwin-Baines told CNN's Anderson Cooper.
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Each one of us needs to push on what technology can do for people and for our world.
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I think the future of our country is about each one of us, not one person in charge.
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The difference is, each one of us brings with us the time we're living in: our own zeitgeist.
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She always knocks it out of the park and picks the best sweaters for each one of us.
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Birthdays are very important to each one of us; second only to our names in terms of importance.
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It is a reminder that each one of us plays an important part in the unfolding of history.
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Today, there are roughly 503 million Latinxs living in the U.S. — each one of us with unique cultural experiences.
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Today, there are roughly 19373 million Latinxs living in the U.S. — each one of us with unique cultural experiences.
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Today, there are roughly 13 million Latinxs living in the U.S. — each one of us with unique cultural experiences.
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Today, there are roughly 55 million Latinxs living in the U.S. — each one of us with unique cultural experiences.
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The time is now for each one of us to decide whether we will hold back or strike out.
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It is the duty of each one of us to ensure that material prosperity does not compromise our environment.
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Each one of us a nurse and a professor and a loner and a shepherd and a cult member.
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And the main message is that each one of us makes some impact on the planet every single day.
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" He added, "And it is within each one of us that we must shut it up, day after day.
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The way I think about it is, each one of us, we have a torrent of data in our bodies.
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He wants to meet individually with each one of us, and he cleared his agenda Sunday to meet with me.
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Then the question we need to ask, each one of us, is how to fix it, how to fix it?
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Each one of us went through this alone, but each of us knows others who went through this moral rebirth.
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That's why pursuing dreams or goals is critical to success: It unleashes the power that resides in each one of us.
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She shows me every day that each one of us has the ability to help make the world a better place.
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Our smiles and eyes met in this instant community — each one of us peering around to find the melon's rightful owner.
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But each one of us can experience it differently; there are nearly an infinite amount of ways to feel not yourself.
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Finding meaning in the disease, and sorting out how to live with it, is up to each one of us — alone.
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It's a mistake that each one of us must work to correct, because it's our future that hangs in the balance.
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The commemoration of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom should serve as a call to action for each one of us.
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"I think we were candid as to where each one of us was coming from," Hoyer said after leaving the meeting.
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"Each one of us is guilty for the sole reason that we belong to a category, a race, a people," Feraoun writes.
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We are all dealing with the same set of four or five problems; they just manifest differently in each one of us.
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To him, we're like dolls cut from flypaper, each one of us connected to the other and dotted with foul little corpses.
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Each one of us had his own bed; not like Birkenau, where six of us slept under a single lice-ridden blanket.
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When we entered the room he grabbed each of us tightly in a hug and kissed each one of us without asking permission.
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I think it's important for women to realize each one of us is an influencer, not just for [other] women, but for everybody.
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"In 2018 each one of us has to do everything we can to reclaim our democracy from foreign and domestic threats," she said.
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Bigotry and hatred against Muslims will be deemed unacceptable only when each one of us does our part to speak out against it.
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"He hugged each one of us individually — and I mean hug, so that I was able to smell his cologne," said the Rev.
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And each one of us felt offended by what Donald Trump has been saying, including what he has been saying specifically about immigrants.
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"Twyla worked differently with each one of us, and she asked us all to make 15 positions," Ms. Rudner said of that time.
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"Each one of us, we had to play games in order to flee the country, because our lives were in danger," he said.
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Belonging is realizing that each one of us is needed to complete the group and that you already belonged there in the first place.
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While each one of us isn't physically on trash island right now, we are all residents of this garbage-filled planet hurtling through space.
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But if we didn't have return fire right there, he would have come up to each one of us and shot us point-blank.
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In many ways, it is very artificial too — each one of us is touched by hundreds of different messages every day of a political nature.
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We want to build and reflect the culture of team Xbox – internally and externally – a culture that each one of us can represent with pride.
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Each one of us must examine his or her own heart for any hint of hatred toward another person and call it what it is.
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We want to build and reflect the culture of team Xbox - internally and externally - a culture that each one of us can represent with pride.
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This microbial community is as individual as each one of us, meaning there is not just one configuration that will result in health or illness.
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"Each one of us forgives the killer, the murderer," Godwin-Baines told CNN on Monday, noting her father taught his children the importance of forgiving.
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But in reality, everything is messy: the work of doctors, the work of mothers, and the love of each one of us for our children.
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When we step into a life-threatening situation, we need to work as a team and know each one of us has the others' back.
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Isn't each one of us living in this moment with all its madness, beauty and despair, knowing that at the end of this is death?
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Look, we're at a moment in time where each one of us in every company has to ask a question: What is our highest value?
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"Each one of us drew a line on the artist with his own tattoo gun and it was a total massacre," Downey Jr. told Entertainment Weekley.
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But I also know that it is within each one of "us" – teenage moms – to get ourselves to where we want to go in this lifetime.
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"Each one of us, we have a torrent of data in our bodies," Laraki said on the latest episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher.
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It proves to be the case that far more diseases than previously known may result from human interaction with the microbiome inside each one of us.
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"It is left to each one of us here… and those who hear our voices… that you will realize that freedom is not free," she said.
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But what we found out is that each one of us is a [Bagel] … … and an [Oatmeal] … and a [Hash Brown] … a [Flapjack] … and a [Waffle].
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"Each one of us has the responsibility of turning a negative experience into a positive experience," she had told me the previous week, in Los Angeles.
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Given that each one of us had a different background, personality, vibe, and attitude, I couldn't help but compare us to GLOW, but like, way sluttier.
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Once each one of us had laid down the musical foundation for their section, we swapped and built upon each others' parts, and workshopped everything together.
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Until a future where each one of us is gnawing on 20 bananas for breakfast and spiraled courgettes for lunch, maybe we will never know the truth.
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"She shows me every day that each one of us has the ability to help make the world a better place," Key tweeted shortly after their engagement.
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But grief is a divider; it moved each one of us into a territory of private shadows, where the torment was incommunicable, so horribly outside of language.
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When my daughter, my wife, and I write down the address of the flat we've all shared, each one of us inscribes a completely different street name.
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When you listened to her, you believed that these were unmovable, nonnegotiable truths to which each one of us is entitled, because she so effortlessly embodied them.
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" Her answer: The administration "has conjured up a world where a government entity is empowered to impose its own version of morality on each one of us.
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The responsibility to stop harassment lies with each one of us, and bystanders have a key role to play when we witness harassment that is often overlooked.
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"I'm sure each one of us has his own idea of how we'd like things to go, but personally, I think we have to go forward," Steer said.
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My missing finger will forever scar me physically, but it's going to remind me how vulnerable we are, and also how heroic each one of us can be.
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" Her gift, she added, was "to make everybody aware of their own responsibility," and inspire people with the knowledge that "each one of us can make a difference.
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So I would say we have to start speaking in the voice of all of us, in a way that includes the values of each one of us.
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Or you could take the AP's finding as a reminder that health research doesn't typically provide black-and-white results, or recommendations that apply to each one of us.
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Simply put, we were asked to assess the credibility of Ms. Constand's account of what happened to her, and each one of us found her account credible and compelling.
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However whether it's the detailing of masculinity, religion or friendship, the biggest takeaway from the film is the idea each one of us is in control of our life.
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" Another guest, named Jason, wrote that he "felt threatened when [Bailey] said it wouldn't be nothing to pop a bullet in each one of us and dump our bodies overboard.
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"As work-life balance becomes an increasingly important aspiration for many people, the key is to find the level of balance or harmony that works for each one of us."
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And that was possibly for best because from there on each one of us, with their own strengths and relative weaknesses, started to work for himself and for the group.
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Being a citizen isn't something that just happens in an election year — I think it's something that is a call for action for each one of us every single day.
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And one of the reasons I am a Democrat is because I believe in the idea of a big tent and that each one of us has something to contribute.
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"After each one of us started to say, 'We're pregnant,' I think it was a happier announcement each time, and we're all there for each other," nurse Erin Grenier told WMTW.
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There are certain things that are universal, which will make you successful if you give up on them, even though each one of us could have a different definition of success.
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"With additional cases throughout the National Capital Region, it's imperative each one of us do our part to take the proper precautions to keep ourselves and our colleagues safe," Pence wrote.
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"We all have seen so much suffering in these past years, each one of us has our own tales of loss," said Amal Abdullah, the deputy director of the Mosul orphanage.
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"Usually my husband, my mom, my dad and I don't go crazy with exchanging gifts, but my mother does pick out ugly Christmas sweaters for each one of us," she says.
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"And so they're absolved of not only the work, but of learning that work has to be done and that each one of us must contribute for the [sake] of the whole."
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It's also important to understand why women menstruate, which is, of course, because each one of us has an evil demon inside our bodies that draws its life force from our blood.
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In each of these conversations, no matter the city, there were two or more people (but never a crowd), with each one of us being some mix of overworked, unsure, and unhappy.
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When he first addressed the crowd, he felt like he was speaking to each one of us individually when he said he wanted us to have the best night of our lives.
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I guess each one of us top three guys is different, but I think we share that in common, that we just love the game and we are very dedicated to it.
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"We've got to let some time pass and think what each one of us could have done better... those of us who came here and those who didn't," said world number 28 Schwartzman.
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"In 2018 each one of us has to do everything we can to reclaim our democracy from foreign and domestic threats," she said at the Anti-State of the Union event in Manhattan.
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Each one of us must choose whether to treat their mulish disloyalty to their fellow citizens as a given, worthy only of shrugs, or as a shocking affront that demands redoubled political action.
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"When you look into the future, I can't possibly imagine a world where we are not directly interfacing with this very powerful machine that each one of us has inside our heads," Le said.
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After we put on our headsets and grabbed our touch controllers, they floated around the game's starting area and gave each one of us a run-down of the controls, which were pretty simple.
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I think that, for me, the best is when everyone shows up with their ideas and each one of us adds things to the songs that can take them in a totally unexpected direction.
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"When you look into the future, I can't possibly imagine a world where we are not directly interfacing with this very powerful machine that each one of us has inside our heads," she said.
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"We are living in a very serious health situation each one of us is asked to have the utmost attention, because any imprudence in observing health measures could harm other people," De Donatis said.
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Sense8 is fascinated by the idea that the differences between one human being and the next are what make humanity exciting; the show is particularly interested in what makes each one of us unique.
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"After each one of us started to say, 'We're pregnant,' I think it was a happier kind of announcement each time, and we're all there for each other," nurse Erin Grenier told CNN affiliate WMTW.
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Effectively, each of us can choose to reduce our personal R0 — the number of people each one of us would go on to infect if we developed Covid-143 — and this will help flatten the curve.
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The Torah tells us that the duty to welcome and to care for the most vulnerable among us—including the stranger—falls not on the king, the pharaoh or the ruler, but on each one of us.
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I said, let's do this, let's go out, just short little shots for each one of us and let's say how good this plan is—we don't have to talk about this unbelievable victory—wasn't it unbelievable?
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"That's one of the things that connect us as neighbors — in our own way, each one of us is a giver and a receiver," Rogers wrote in "The World According to Mister Rogers: Important Things to Remember."
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Namgyal: I spoke of life as a gift because this is what almost all of us agree on without any second thought, though we may differ in exactly what that gift means for each one of us.
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And as each one of us walks up to the stage, as we anxiously begin to speak into the microphone, we know there's a family in the audience waiting to scream, "You go girl," cheering us on.
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To this end, I outline a new vision of democratic socialism that is committed to providing the conditions for each one of us to lead a free life, in mutual recognition of our dependence on one another.
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Regardless of who we call President, each one of us still has work to do every single day to improve ourselves, support our families and communities, and, hopefully leave this world a better place than when we arrived.
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We would do well to remember that we are all only ever temporarily abled—each one of us is prone to illness and injury, and we all depend on others for care at some point in our lives.
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"If each one of us continues to use 50 liters a day, we can not only beat Day Zero this year but also be in a better position to avoid it next year," said Deputy Mayor Ian Neilson.
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"We have all, each one of us, made an absolute pledge to reject coalitions ... with other parties, even if we don't achieve a majority on our own," said the 81-year-old Berlusconi, referring to his disparate allies.
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It is important on this symbolic anniversary, one marking the symbolic toppling of a tyrannical political system, that we remind ourselves of the important role each one of us has in protecting democratic freedoms and rejecting authoritarian impulses.
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You get to fall in love with each individual personality and see what each one of us brings to the table and it's cool, 'cause on our side, we can rely on each other to carry each other's weight.
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There are tangible actions each one of us can take to start fixing this toxicity, but at the end of the day I believe most of those actions boil down to treating each other and ourselves as human beings.
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In the near-term the most effective strategy may involve each one of us taking stock of our plastic usage and disposal habits, compare that with our actual needs and what we could be doing differently, and adjust accordingly.
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As if the human body isn't complicated enough, each one of us possesses a unique microbial structure — in the context of drug discovery and nutrition, this will have an impact on how consumers respond to personalized therapeutics and diets.
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"Although each one of us comes from a different background, we all understand that automation is about to step into the breach and take over content creation, as it has done in so many other fields," Tal tells me.
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"We're all feeling this depression at least a little bit and there really isn't any other choice other than to just sort of accept that and realize that each one of us is going to die eventually anyway," said Holthaus.
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It starts with people speaking out — like the brave women who have just come forward — and each one of us being accountable for how we conduct business and doing our part to create diversity in our firms and portfolio companies.
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But there's a pivotal downside to the company's latest creation: Because of the very nature of artificial intelligence, our data is less secure than ever before, and technology companies are now collecting even more personal information about each one of us.
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"Each one of us has maybe a small to medium-sized issue with another, and I really think that we need to work on the things that are bothering us internally and working together as a family and team," she adds.
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But this formula is based on the assumption that each one of us inhabits the same body — about 5-foot-6, and heavyset, with the exact same size face — and therefore each of us loses heat at the same rate.
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The only real defense against contempt is the consistent, strong and loud insistence that each one of us be regarded as a full participant in our shared political life, entitled to hold all others accountable for how we are treated.
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Part comedy, part documentary, part lecture-demonstration and part fourth-wall smasher, "Privacy," which had an earlier run at London's Donmar Warehouse, explores the contemporary surveillance society and the personal trade-offs each one of us makes among freedom, comfort and security.
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"It's not just displacement of jobs and whole new categories…each one of us will feel fairly major pressure reskilling within our existing jobs," said Zahidi, who noted that even she has gone through "skill churn" in her own role at WEF.
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As solid as the new album is, a band like this is all about the classics—the songs and albums that first hooked each one of us in the crowd when we were younger, and that have stayed with us ever since.
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But whether or not each one of us entered elite America as a lifer or as a newcomer, by the very fact that we have been encultured in elite spaces and will forever have it on our résumés, we're in it now.
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"The loss of Nick has left a hole in his family, our campus, our band family, and in each one of us who were fortunate enough to get to know him and call him our friend," said Dan Atwood, the band director.
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The challenge posed to us as Americans — not as Republicans, Democrats, or Independents, but as human beings — is to keep front and center in our minds what this decision and others mean to each one of us as the 2020 election approaches.
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The reason Marx had no nostalgia for the premodern world is that he was committed to making the modern idea of freedom a living reality—to fulfill the promise that each one of us ought to be able to lead a free life.
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Including Keyes, these artists and other influential figures in LA's spiritually-based arts renaissance believe that each one of us can successfully discover and express ourselves, thereby weaving an invisible, universal fabric of collective thought and experience that is created by and accessible to everyone.
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I agree with you that I am fortunate to have a platform, and maybe not everybody's got the same kind of level of outreach, but I think that each one of us, in our own way, can have a sphere of influence around us.
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This may sound idealistic — and it is — but whether we are talking about water scarcity, food security, poverty, education, or the ability of each one of us to fulfill our potential, we need to place humanity at the heart of the human-dignity equation.
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" The former associates, none of whom worked directly with Mr. Clayton at the firm, write that "by observation and reputation each one of us regards you as a person of professionalism and integrity and as a leader of the firm, our profession and our community.
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"He grabbed each of us tightly, in a hug and kissed each one of us without asking permission," said Drake, who is being represented by Gloria Allred, the women's rights attorney who has represented other women -- including two other Trump accusers -- in high-profile sexual assault cases.
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And while there may be differences on how each one of us would prefer to achieve these goals, or how we rank various issues on that list, any differences are more often than not small and technical; our end goals and our values are the same.
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So while each one of us are doing fine today, we both recognize that to go forward, move forward with the best premiere financial institution, we needed additional scale so that we can make the technological investments necessary to provide the digital platform and other technological support features.
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Pedro Algorta: Well, we are a group of guys that, 40 years ago, had this tremendous experience, and since then each one of us has followed his route, so we are quite different, and that has allowed us to look back and see our stories from a different perspective.
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From singing songs in balconies, like many of those housebound in Italy did to cope and show solidarity, to donating to hospitals, to offering help to health care providers, to staying at home and maintaining social distance, all of this tells us that each one of us is doing our part.
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"Really the tagline is, 'I'm on meth,' and what it's talking about is each one of us, no matter who we are, that we're on the case of meth -- that we're protecting our family, we're protecting our friends, we're protecting our communities from this epidemic that we see," the governor said.
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So I think each one of us, whether we're participating in these events as members of Congress or as citizens and voters, ought to be aware of the gravity and the solemnity with which this question should be approached and take our responsibilities seriously in a very orderly and dignified way.
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""Really, the tagline is 'I'm on meth,' and what it's talking about is that each one of us, no matter who we are, that we're on the case of meth," Noem said in the video, "that we're protecting our family, we're protecting our friends, we're protecting our communities from this epidemic we see.
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As athletes with varying athletic abilities, each one of us found an element we could relate to in the film, whether it was fighting for respect on a playground basketball court full of boys or dealing with the assumptions that go hand-in-hand with being taller, tougher, and little more rough around the edges.
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"When the state gives the 'License to Kill' with impunity and abdicates its solemn responsibility to uphold the 'Rule of Law,' resulting in vigilantism, death, and merciless killings of innocent lives, then each one of us should castigate it, decry it, and question it," Abhishek Singhvi, spokesperson for the National Congress Party, told reporters.
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The ID cards would be free to homeless people who do not already have an ID. "When you think about all the many, many instances that each one of us are required to show ID on a regular basis, I think it's easy to understand what a barrier a lack of ID can be," state Sen.
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All of that misses the main point: by adopting the Chromium project, the open-source browsing technology that underpins Google's Chrome, in the development of Edge, Microsoft is giving Google even more control of online life -- more ability to single-handedly decide what possibilities are available to each one of us -- with major implications for consumer choice and competition.
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"If our democracy is to work in this increasingly diverse nation, each one of us must try to heed the advice of one of the great characters in American fiction, Atticus Finch, who said "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view...until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.
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We're in this together, to really help each other to get more people to be interested and excited and become fans of VR. There's one specific moment that each one of us, I hope, had that converted us to a believer of VR. That requires you to go through the experiences so that you really feel like 'This is it.
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However, with an abundance of fresh eyes and minds, the 116th Congress has the potential to make significant headway to ensure our data is protected by prioritizing three key actions in 2019: Developing comprehensive privacy legislation The lack of a comprehensive federal privacy law is not just a threat to each one of us as individuals, it is a threat to our democracy.
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Andrew Cuomo has announced that gyms and casinos in New York, Connecticut, and New Jersey would be closing at 8 pm ET. Around 20 minutes into a group boot camp fitness class at the Upper East Side location of boutique workout studio Barry's Friday morning, each one of us was ushered out of the room, like kids in a fire drill.
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But my ideal of the imaginary domain was meant to recognize that each one of us must be given the ethical, moral and legal right to come to terms with our sexual being as we wish so as not to fall back into any notion of woman or women that reinforces heteronormative gender roles and respects the challenges of gay, lesbian and transgender people.
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" Finally, trumpeted Freud, "Man's craving for grandiosity is now suffering the third and most bitter blow from present-day psychological research, which is endeavoring to prove to the 'ego' of each one of us that he is not even master in his own house, but that he must remain content with the veriest scraps of information about what is going on unconsciously in his own mind.
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" (Celebrity supporters of The Gentle Barn include Ellen DeGeneres, Jenna Dewan & Channing Tatum, Hilary Swank, Pamela Anderson, Steve-O and more.) "The Story of Ferdinand is so important," says Ellie Laks, founder of The Gentle Barn, "because it represents the universal idea that each one of us deserves a chance to be who we really are … My hope is that Ferdinand will not only raise awareness, but will bring about great change in the way people think.
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