How pleasurable it can be to find oneself unbound by categories.
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To even utter such facts is to find oneself on the feared "fellow travelers" list.
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It's excellent company in which to find oneself, and signals yet another sea change in Yellow Eyes' fortunes.
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To find oneself, I figured, using the logic of a 22-year-old, one must first become literally lost.
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This is a reason to walk, to find such perspective, to find oneself looking at a thing from another side.
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One of the greatest thrills in travel is to know the satisfaction of arrival, and to find oneself among friends.
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It's not a rare feeling at a runway presentation to find oneself puzzling over who the consumer is that's being pitched a particular designer's vision.
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Why it matters: To get embroiled in one major trade war might be considered a misfortune; to find oneself in two of them looks like carelessness.
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The problem, many quickly find, is that while it is quite easy to find oneself in a tough situation, it can be exceedingly difficult to get out.
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I hope to achieve something greater than what is created only within, to find oneself harmonized and sung along the wind, never to come back, never to end.
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And so one may find oneself asking when reading this self-consciously daring but ultimately schlocky sendup, as I did, What did the Holocaust do to deserve this?
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" The last line eviscerated me: "Without [self-respect], one eventually discovers the final turn of the screw: one runs away to find oneself, and finds no one at home.
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It's not at all common to find oneself heading to a glamorous Manhattan hotel to talk shop with a couple of heshers made good, but then again, Mastodon is an altogether uncommon kind of metal band.
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It is demoralizing and degrading to find oneself at the beck and call of higher-ups who see their employees less as human beings and more as units retained for the express purpose of making money.
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With "Separation Anxiety," Zigman has brought her ur-self firmly into middle age — and while she is a familiar, self-deprecating, likable protagonist with self-esteem issues, one does find oneself wondering why, with the supposed vantage point of some years, she hasn't yet gotten out from under the weight of her own judgment.
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To read his tales of lobscouse and spotted dog and boiled baby, burgoo, sea pie, toasted cheese and cold crubeens, is to find oneself transported to a fine cabin in the stern of HMS Surprise, where the claret flows as freely as the conversation, there are occasionally weevils in the hardtack and the puns are very, very bad.
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And yet, if anyone's life shows evidence of having been charmed and fortified by minor miracles, it is Misha Nonoo, inasmuch as it can be considered a minor miracle to find oneself marrying into a family of billionaires (her fiancé is Michael Hess, as in the energy company); to pose with wet hair for a picture on a yacht next to a smiling Beatle (Paul) who is using one's shoulder for support as he stands on tippy toes (perhaps to appear taller in the photo); to be continually blitzed with a caliber of advertising that money cannot buy when a young member of the British royal family wears one's designs frequently at public events; to have "recently stayed at a castle in Italy," but have the actual point of the sentence be that it "may have been haunted," etc.
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During these years, he became fluent in the Zulu language, participated in Zulu rituals, and gained an appreciation for the Zulu worldview. Of particular importance is the difference between traditional Zulu attitudes toward parents and ancestors and those typically held by Europeans. Heidegger postulated that to be human is to find oneself thrown into a world with no clear logical, ontological, or moral structure.Heidegger, M. (1962).
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Gilbert Adair, writing in The Independent (23 Jan 2004) reached a somewhat different conclusion: "because of the sheer force of Gance's faith in his disreputable material, hokum not merely squared but cubed, and above all because one genuinely does find oneself moved, it is one of the medium's demented masterworks". On its feminism and collectivism, see Norman King, Abel Gance: a politics of spectacle. (London: BFI, 1984.) p.174; and Sylvie Dallet, Boîter avec toute l’humanité, in 1895, no.
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Around Guy de Lussigny's paintings there is a mystery. It's like the murmured account of n private adventure which is almost mystical. He need only render the simplest of geometric shapes -the square- and juggle the slenderest of chromatic contrasts, to expand his pictorial works and launch them into a veritable universe where it is less a matter of seeking satisfaction in another sphere than it is to find oneself grounded in that self-same universe.' (Frédéric Vitoux of the Académie française).
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Thus, it is possible to turn a corner on the way to work, and find oneself walking down Danny's roadway. Danny once teleported into the City Under The PentagonDoom Patrol Vol 2 issue 43 and can teleport into the wildernesses when needed.Doom Patrol Vol 2 issue 61 and others Danny's flamboyant personality and propensity for cross- dressing is evidenced when they line their street with typically masculine stores (e.g. gun shops and sporting goods stores) decorated with frilly pink curtains and lace.
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Government intervention can be seen as a response to unemployment and income insecurity when workers are risk-averse. For example, a worker may be willing to exchange a lower expected wage for a wage structure that offers insurance against uncertainty about “where one will find oneself” in the wage distribution, i.e. unions will tend to produce a more compressed wage distribution. This is a form of insurance - as is labor market regulation or welfare state benefits - when markets for such insurance are missing.
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The Fiery Gizzard Trail offers hikers views of 636 types of vascular plants including mountain laurel, hemlock trees, beefsteak fungus, violets, Solomon's seals, Hepatica, trillium, dwarf crested iris, reindeer moss, and galax. Myriad animals can also be found along the hike including bumblebees, hummingbirds, rattlesnakes, green snakes, red salamanders, crayfish. The snakes are not a special cause for concern as they are not particularly aggressive. One might even find oneself swimming with a mink at one of the many swimming holes.
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Most aircraft flying these routes are able to avoid the larger convective cells without incident. In the Age of Sail, to find oneself becalmed in this region in a hot and muggy climate could mean death when wind was the only effective way to propel ships across the ocean. Calm periods within the doldrums could strand ships for days or weeks. Even today, leisure and competitive sailors attempt to cross the zone as quickly as possible as the erratic weather and wind patterns may cause unexpected delays.
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He said he had lost his will to sing and did not have much self- confidence, having found the competition from other singers, whom he felt had more personality and were better at singing than he was, too fierce. When he recorded "Angels Ain't Listening", he felt he could actually sing. Basshunter described the song as being about having to find oneself before devoting one's life to someone else. He realized that having a good relationship with oneself is needed before becoming involved in a relationship.
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Writer Gerald Lientz emphasizes that the main strategic rule of movement is to keep one's enemies in front of you at all times. Since the movement system often allows movement in one direction but not another, the worst situation a player can find oneself in is one in which an opponent can follow one's legions with no risk of retaliation. Unlike many wargames, players are not allowed to examine opposing enemy forces (they are hidden under legion markers) until they engage them in battle. This secrecy allows opportunities for deception and bluffing.
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The 1960s in the United States are often perceived today as a period of profound societal change, one in which a great many politically minded individuals, who on the whole were young and educated, sought to influence the status quo. Attitudes to a variety of issues changed, sometimes radically, throughout the decade. The urge to 'find oneself', the activism of the 1960s, and the quest for autonomy were characterized by changes towards sexual attitudes at the time.M. J. Heale, The Sixties in America; History, Politics and Protest, (Edinburgh University Press, 2001) pp. 13–14.
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"His chief objection to it is that one cannot stunt a machine with 150 feet of aerial trailing underneath the fuselage; and that one might very well find oneself involved in a scrap before one has the time to wind it up, with a possible result that the wire might get entangled in the propeller and so wreck the machine in mid-air." After the war, Hepburn returned to Australia and joined the Royal Australian Air Force, becoming Commanding Officer of 1 Squadron in 1929; Wing Commander, 1934; Director of Works and Building RAAF about 1936, and Director of Works Department of Defence during the Second World War. He later became the Regional Director Civil Aviation in New South Wales and representative in Canada.
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In order to find oneself, people must devote themselves to God by showing restraint and discipline rather than gluttony of the senses . The second installment is called Knowledge of God, where Al- Ghazali states that the events that occur during one's life are meant to point an individual towards God, and that God will always be strong, no matter how far humans deviate from His will. The third section of The Alchemy of Happiness is Knowledge of the World. Here he states that the world is merely a place where humans learn to love God, and prepare for the future, or the afterlife, the nature of which will be determined by our actions in this phase of our journey to happiness.
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René naively thought opening his own gallery would earn entry into the burgeoning SoHo art set, and went about inviting neighboring gallery owners to come for studio visits or private viewings, but his invitations—and presence in general—went largely ignored. Regardless of art world disregard, René became a SoHo "fixture". His gallery existed during a time when one could be walking the streets of SoHo aimlessly one minute and, following the sound of music and commotion emanating from any given window, enter and find oneself rubbing shoulders with a who's who of SoHo art luminaries the next minute. René himself may have been present for such festivities, identifiable in a denim jacket painted with his Best Artist "slogan", which he also emblazoned onto T-shirts and caps.
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Santa Fe riverwalk Puente Colgante Santa Fe has a lot of important commercial centres, busy cultural life, interesting options in sports and tourism, numerous artistic and musical events, and an exciting nightlife. There is important infrastructure for tourism that has been developed: river side bars and nightclubs, chic restaurants, the improvement of the major highways and a subfluvial tunnel and, combine that with the beauty of the landscape and the various attractions that tourists enjoy make this a popular region to spend holidays. Hunting, fishing, excursions, walks by the river, practising water sports on the River Paraná (18 km away via Nº168 National Road), visiting the Space Observation Centre or the Zoo- Experimental Station of "La Esmeralda" Farm, make the tourist feel amazed and eager to know more about the region. In a nutshell, Santa Fe offers a complete and varied shade of attractions that make one dive into history when visiting monuments, museums or find oneself in the beautiful parks, rivers and streams surrounded by wild flora and fauna.
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