And people have the audacity to ask why no one comes forward.
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Most people wouldn't have the audacity to do that without guidance or aid.
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It's an idea few have the audacity to try, let alone pull off.
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Freedom for women to have the audacity to be equally sexual beings as men.
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It's yours if you have the audacity to seize the power that is rightfully yours.
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And then they have the audacity to start oozing their way toward a big meat monster.
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Two decades later, we have the Audacity, who did us one better by starting as prepubescents.
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How could one w such power and influence have the audacity to put something so thoughtless online?
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He doesn&apost understand how anybody would have the audacity to ask him, Bill Clinton, about this.
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Cramer envies the rich hedge fund managers that have the audacity to call a top in the market.
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"You have the audacity to tell us you have been fighting deportation ... You are a liar," protestors shouted.
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You have the audacity to use Kanye's mom name to try to shead a negative light on Kanye.
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And then they have the audacity to move a new car that they're going to produce to Mexico.
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Why did you have the audacity — the chutzpah, if you will — to think you could start a museum?
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Jim Cramer envies the rich hedge fund managers that have the audacity to call a top in the market.
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They have the audacity to believe they can succeed, when no one has greater expectations for them than themselves.
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For common people on a budget, no long-lost family members have the audacity to come asking for cash.
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The kind of empathy you'd need to have the audacity to say "I don't get it," amounts to zero.
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How does anyone have the audacity to claim their socks can be worn concern-free for days on end?
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That's why someone can have the audacity to invite you to their home or hotel and you show up.
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When volunteers like me have the audacity to tweet about common-sense gun laws, they threaten rape and murder.
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And then we have the audacity and the nerve to get upset with law enforcement when we take action.
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"It seems impossible that the Japs have the audacity to attack us as far east as Hawaii," the letter read.
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We are more courageous than we think, because we have the audacity to live our lives how we feel we should.
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You are the president of the United States, and you have the audacity to put this on Russia as an excuse.
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You are the President of the United States and you have the audacity to put this on Russia as an excuse.
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And you have the audacity to ignore the overwhelming evidence put forward by highly credible witnesses (some appointed by your revered president).
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He surrounds himself with hacks who adore him, and ostracises all those who have the audacity to criticise – or even question – his methods.
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Then Alison's brother and his wife return to the ancestral home and have the audacity to suggest that Joe might have a disability.
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Now, as he commits to building future American leaders, we have the audacity to hope he'll set a higher standard for past presidents.
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They also dare you to wonder: Who, among these ancestors, was the first to have the audacity to be pictured with a smile?
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"I want people to feel inspired to have the audacity to embrace their body, and I want them to have the audacity to claim the fact that their body should be celebrated, and their body, no matter what shape or size, deserves to be praised and deserves applause because we all do, and we are all beautiful and strong," he says.
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You drug women, then force them to have sex and have the audacity to call it a public lynching when you're finally held accountable?
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Those smoothie places even have the audacity to list their ingredients, most of which are standard fruits and vegetables you already have at home.
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"Senator Jeff Flake and his colleagues have the audacity to claim it was necessary to overturn the rules to protect people's online privacy," Laroia said.
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Resentful really, that someone who hadn't been through the wars with them could have the audacity to come in from nowhere and grab the prize.
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" Adding, "It's petty for everything that I say about Whitney for someone to have the audacity to think it's about someone else other than her.
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But you're in an unfamiliar environment, you're sort of feeling your way, and you would never have the audacity to say that to your boss.
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Yes, the shutdown, once a rarity, is now a regularly used cudgel against Members of Congress who have the audacity to ask for amendment votes.
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If you have the audacity to bring raw vegetables to a picnic (too healthy/borderline unethical,) don't double down on evil by bringing store-brand hummus.
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When people's partners aren't even unhealthy and still have the audacity to die, the risk for the living partner to follow is raised by 57 percent.
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" Patty says, "It was offensive to me that a man would have the audacity to tell a woman that he would have the last word on her trauma.
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" She says, "It was offensive to me that a man would have the audacity to tell a woman that he would have the last word on her trauma.
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And I pray God's mercy on our generation that has such a prideful, arrogant attitude that thinks we have the audacity to redefine what marriage is all about.
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The kind that trumps my need to snap back at people who have the audacity to comment on my Instagram about whether I loved my first husband or not.
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Conservatives should reject the fiction that 12 individual spending bills will be completed this year, or that their leadership will not have the audacity to repeat their terrible strategy.
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Because if you're going to have the audacity to charge $15 for an Old Fashioned, at least make sure the ice doesn't look like it came out of the sewer.
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And when they do that, they can sit and watch as the Democrats and maybe a few wary Republicans like Johnson have the audacity to move the goal posts again.
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That is how oppressed people say we will resist the picture that you're painting and we will have the audacity to dare and dream bigger than what you're offering us.
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They are terrible, and yet they have the audacity to believe they can teach these women lessons, and to come out on the other side looking like plausible romantic leads.
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"No one should have the audacity to stand up and degrade the Purple Heart, degrade military families, by talking about the military being in a state of disaster," he said.
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" Ryan Prieto, who has two young children, said feels "petrified" after the shooting, and is "beyond embarrassed" that Trump "would have the audacity to come here after what he basically caused.
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You have to be hounded out of your apartment, out of your job, out of whatever it is you have, if you have the audacity to have an unpopular political belief.
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America shames people who have the audacity to struggle, fastening a scarlet letter to those of us forced to stretch and bend and cheat and break resources just to stay afloat.
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" They even have the audacity to proclaim that giving parents a say in where and how their children are educated somehow leads to reduced student achievement and a drop in "standards.
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"I never imagined that he would have the audacity to launch a massive covert attack against our own democracy, right under our noses -- and that he'd get away with it," she wrote.
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"I think it's very despicable that he would have the audacity to say that," said Brandon Abzug, a Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student who appeared on the show with his father.
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With the sound on, you could hear fury and self-pity from the Republicans, along with, at times, outrage that Democrats would have the audacity to speak on behalf of American values.
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I just think it's ridiculous that with all the imported labor that built America that we would have the audacity to deny others the chance to make better lives for him or herself.
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He continuously lauded his own 26-year service in the U.S. Army and the FBI, and comically appeared incredulous that any of us would have the audacity to question his impartiality in investigations.
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"The fact that you have the audacity to post this after this man bumped me in my 8 month pregnant belly asking and I quote "doesn't losing feel like getting punched in the gut?
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"You have the audacity to say that Social Security meets all of the cross-agency priority cybersecurity goals [but] somebody was able to sit on your system and take complete control over it," Rep.
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Would you want the President of the United States mocking him or her solely because what they believe is different than what he believes, and they have the audacity to speak out about it?
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I cannot begin to fathom the courage it requires everyday just to exist as a black woman in this country (#ChikesiaClemons) let alone to also have the audacity to fight for and follow your dreams.
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If House Republicans have the audacity to look the American people in the eye in the coming weeks and promise more obstruction, they are putting politics over people, and to that I say game on.
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We're told many simply wanna snap photos of the pad, while others have the audacity to peruse the grounds to eyeball a fire escape he used to climb when he wanted to come and go unnoticed.
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"You have a bunch of illegal aliens running around after they&aposre caught breaking our immigration law who have the audacity to now tell us how we are going to detain or process them," he said.
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It's OK if you're an entertainer and you want to talk about music or fashion, "but do not have the audacity to think that you can comment on the society that you live in," she says.
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Only Escobar would have the audacity to do such a thing, Messina correctly surmises, and she asks to shift some resources to Cali to get a better handle on the escalating war between the two cartels.
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Mainly because even as a woman who is black, thick and in my 30s, who does not neatly fit into mainstream beauty standards, I still have the audacity to make art showing myself and my friends.
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For now, Uber will have to reassure its talent that it can still have the audacity to succeed as a startup without its CEO, and while making necessary changes to dismantle sexism and discrimination inside the company.
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"Those of you who have the audacity to demand i defend Roy Moore for the sake of his senate seat – your soul may be for sale, but mine is not," tweeted McCain, the daughter of Arizona Sen.
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Not only did he have the audacity to say "He knew what he signed up for, but it hurts anyway," to a woman who lost her husband in combat, he couldn't even remember the brave man's name.
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It's all to send a message: If you have the audacity to support Trump, the Deep State will comb through your life and your past and destroy you, put you in prison, or at least ruin your reputation.
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Boyfriend in the shower: nice, this face wash is also dog shampoo Straight men will use 7-in-1 shampoo to wash their face and still have the audacity to tell women what to do with their bodies.
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When showrunner Angela Kang did the deed, what we got instead was a Rick Grimes being thrown off of a horse, impaled by a rebar, and cornered by zombies, only to have the audacity to escape like a bearded DiCaprio trope.
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I never related to Rory and Lorelai less than when they stormed off Yale's campus because they just "couldn't believe" Richard would have the audacity to do such a terrible thing like making sure she got into an Ivy League school. Really?
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The fact that Rogue One also has a strong female lead and a diverse cast is fuel for geek culture's ongoing and absurd debate around stories that have the audacity to suggest that women and people of color actually exist and do things.
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"[T]he thing that leads to really big home runs are the entrepreneurs that have the audacity and capability to go recruit high to build a team," Bill Gurley, the Benchmark venture capitalist who sits on Stitch Fix's board of directors, told Recode in 2015.
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And while the right-wing press argues for a war on Christians because some people have the audacity to utter the words "happy holidays," Boko Haram leader Abu Musab al-Barnawi is threatening to kill Christians, even bombing them while they sit in church.
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"It is the epitome of white privilege and systemic and structural racism that a predominately white group would actually have the audacity to determine or dictate in a predominately African American community who, or what they should honor, and where and how," Howard said.
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If we had a candidate who would expose our current system as a two party illusion and have the audacity to tell the American people to put their nation before their pre-determined political identities, we could have a political revolution like no other.
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"Whether it's the money they make giving speeches, whether it's the pay-for-play at the State Department, whether it's what you just showed, which is they actually have the audacity to release a statement saying if she's elected ... we'll actually do the right thing," she said.
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" An activist from Take Back the Bronx acknowledged the Metropolitan Museum's recent commission, which filled its facades with sculptures by artist Wangechi Mutu, declaring: "These institutions have the audacity to fund Black and Brown artists, Indigenous artists, while simultaneously showcasing the stolen and bloodstained cultures of our ancestors.
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The far left is doing it, too, in its knee-jerk anti-liberalism -- it's not the corporate GOP and its reactionary base that's the problem, this argument goes, it's liberal technocrats, who have the audacity to rely on things such as education, expertise and data to drive policy.
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You've got to have the humility to see the world as it is — and in our world, working with poor communities, that's not easy to do — but have the audacity to know why you are trying to make it be different, to imagine the way it could be.
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CONCHA: I can&apost believe when you played that montage that Nicholas Kristof, New York Times, the guy has been writing for long time, I think is a very intelligent person, actually have the audacity to say that the North Korean problem was a problem that was created by President Trump?
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" On Vladimir Putin: Clinton claims he carried a "personal vendetta" toward her, and held a "deep resentment" against the U.S. "I never imagined that he would have the audacity to launch a massive covert attack against our own democracy, right under our noses -- and that he'd get away with it.
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"It's laughable they have the audacity to put out a budget report that doesn't reference the shocking drop in trade, at least as announced officially by China," said William Brown, a retired U.S. government economist who has worked for the Commerce Department and the CIA and is now at Georgetown University.
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They treat our people like antiquated fixtures, cartoons, or extinct animals in places we are indigenous to; diminish the role we played in the protection and restoration of our sacred lands; and then have the audacity to tell us that we have no right to lay claim to our own mother.
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Since 2013, Scoota's charisma, infectious delivery and refusal to change in order to appeal to a market outside of Baltimore served as inspiration to a younger generation of artists to have the audacity to launch their own careers in a time where local rappers getting outside attention felt like a pipedream.
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"It is outrageous that the hostile government of North Korea, which has taken U.S. hostages and tortured U.S. citizens, would have the audacity to present a 'medical bill' or ransom demand for their ultimately murderous actions; President Kim and the North Korean government are responsible for Otto Warmbier's death," Waters said in her letter.
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"Removing term limits does not mean that Xi will necessarily stay in for a third term, but it is hard to see who would have the audacity to challenge Xi should he decide to stay on for a third term," Margaret Lewis, a professor of law and Chinese constitutional expert at Seton Hall University.
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" White House Legislative Affairs Director Marc Short pushed back against these criticisms telling me: "Ronny Jackson is a small town kid who went to medical school, volunteered to serve our nation in uniform, has risen all the way up to Admiral, treated wounded soldiers in combat, has a dad who's a veteran and a son who's a Navy SEAL, has personally served multiple presidents, and yet members of Congress who have never managed a thing outside of their own congressional office have the audacity to say he's not qualified before he even has a hearing.
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Despite giving the sermon in 1990, Wright's interpretation of the painting is particularly appropriate today: "In spite of being on a world torn by war, in spite of being on a world destroyed by hate and decimated by distrust, in spite of being on a world where famine and greed are uneasy bed partners, in spite of being on a world where apartheid and apathy feed the fires of racism and hatred, in spite of being on a world where nuclear nightmare draws closer with each second, in spite of being on a ticking time bomb, with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music … to have the audacity to hope" To hope is not the same as to wish.
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Then > they have the audacity to insert sections of limpid melodic beauty, > arpeggiated layered guitars blending with synthesizers, creating a sense of > yearning. But somehow it all works.
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" He told The Times of Israel that making the film "changed me a lot [...]. It made me more desperate, more bleak. I saw from their eyes how our leaders really don’t want to solve this problem. They do not have the audacity, the temerity, the will, the courage that we need from a leader.
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I decided to stand up for myself and lodged a > complaint in Tilak Nagar police station with his photo and vehicle number. > Share his picture and vehicle number as much as you can to pin this creep. > (only if you care). Today he had the audacity to say these things to me, > tomorrow he will have the audacity to move one step ahead and do it.
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However, Sagar, is now rendered homeless and destitute and mentions that he does not have the audacity to expect them to even be united. Ramu overhears parts of Sagar and Uma's conversation and is touched by the moment. He appeals to Sagar for him to come and live with the family. The film ends with the characters walking out in the rain, a symbolic sign of hope and renewal.
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There are several morals to be found in the film. The film's main antagonists are agents of greed and occasionally senseless violence, such as the Sultan when he declares war on a neighbouring state for no other reason than the planet's orbit. The sultan exclaims: "You have the audacity to tell me that the sun comes up earlier in the neighboring country of sultan Wasil Husain than in mine?" The Sultan also lives a life of excessive luxury, and is largely apathetic to the misfortunes of others.
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In doing so, Savage ultimately ended up gambling away his gold, in addition to money designated for the purchase of supplies. Witnessing this, Jose-Juarez confronted Savage about his imprudent decision-making. As he later told Lafayette Bunnell, Savage was appalled that a Native would have the audacity to deride a white man in public and struck Jose-Juarez. Although nothing more was said about the incident during the trip, Juarez's faith in Savage as a friend to the Indians had been shaken.Jill L. Cossley-Batt, The Last of the California Rangers (New York & London: Funk & Wagnalls Company, 1928), 31–32.
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The group was created in 1976 by Guy Houllier and Yves Honore added that the successes such as "LA OLA Mizik YE" and "PLAS BAY LI". It also represents the great Romantic era marked by immortal love songs as "Whilfried", "Vivre pour toi", "Isabelle" ... and other tunes with "Carmelina", "Lanmou sé on danjé". Indeed, they have the audacity, in the Carnival (1983), is an album of "straining your" winning a huge success as it was unexpected. But with "Goudjoua" and especially Roro, that was the first hit to reach the national charts, they are not forgotten about the explosive atmosphere that it gives off.
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The appellation "Mafeking Mooch" was first coined by the journalist Arthur P. Montague in a scathing article about degeneracy and fecklessness published in the Pall Mall Gazette in June 1905. Montague documented a notable distinction between men of different classes as to how the Mafeking Mooch was performed. He noted that working class men affected a limp with the toes of the right foot pointing inward, whereas middle and upper-class men pointed their toes outward. Montague was outraged at the notion that perfectly healthy men would have the audacity to pretend that they had served His Majesty and pretend that they had been injured to win respect, sympathy and the possible affections of a young woman.
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New Boston, New Hampshire: Gravity Research Foundation the book Gravity and the Universe by Pascual Jordan; and presentations to the International Astronautical Federation by Dr. Burkhard Heim. DeWitt's essay discouraged the pursuit of materials that shield, reflect, and/or insulate gravity and emphasized the need to encourage young physicists to pursue gravitational research. He opened his essay with the following paragraph: :Before anyone can have the audacity to formulate even the most rudimentary plan of attack on the problem of harnessing the force of gravitation, he must understand the nature of his adversary. I take it as most axiomatic that the phenomenon of gravitation is poorly understood even by the best of minds, and the last word on it is very far indeed from having been spoken.
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On 14 February 1877, according to his colleague, Frank Pocock's diary, Stanley's nine canoes, and his sectional boat the 'Lady Alice', were attacked and followed by eight canoes, crewed by Africans with firearms. In Stanley's book, 'Through the Dark Continent', Stanley inflated this incident into a major battle, by increasing the number of hostile canoes to 60 and adjusting the casualties accordingly. Stanley wrote with some measure of satisfaction when describing how Captain John Hanning Speke, the first European to visit Uganda, had been punched in the teeth for disobedience to Mbarak Bombay, a caravan leader also employed by Stanley, which made Stanley claim that he would never allow Bombay to have the audacity to stand up for a boxing match with him. In the same paragraph, Stanley described how he several months later administered punishment to the African.
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This seemingly minor change turned Wright's verb into Obama's noun. Wright had attended a lecture by Dr Frederick G. Sampson in Richmond, Virginia, in the late 1980s, on the George Frederic Watts painting Hope, which inspired him to give a sermon in 1990 based on the subject of the painting - "with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music and praise God ... To take the one string you have left and to have the audacity to hope ... that's the real word God will have us hear from this passage and from Watt's painting."Sermon printed in Preaching Today, 1990. The first draft was written longhand, and Obama reportedly labored over it for some two weeks, often beyond midnight.
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In September, he put in one of his finest performances in an England shirt as he set up all of England's five goals in a 5–2 victory over Belgium. In April 1948 he once again travelled with England to Hampden Park, helping his country to a 2–0 victory; however after the match he was the subject of an FA inquiry after he claimed tea and scones on his expenses (at the cost of sixpence). Regardless of this treatment by the FA, the next month he helped England record a 4–0 victory over Italy in Turin. Folklore told that he beat Alberto Eliani only to have the audacity to then pull a comb from his shorts pocket and comb his hair; the reality was that he simply used his hand to wipe his sweating brow in the beating Italian sun.
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The title of The Audacity of Hope was derived from a sermon delivered by Barack Obama's former pastor, Jeremiah Wright. Wright had attended a lecture by Frederick G. Sampson in Richmond, Virginia, in the late 1980s, on the G. F. Watts painting Hope, which inspired him to give a sermon in 1990 based on the subject of the painting – "with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music and praise God ... To take the one string you have left and to have the audacity to hope ... that's the real word God will have us hear from this passage and from Watt's painting."Sermon printed in Preaching Today, 1990. Having attended Wright's sermon, Obama later adapted Wright's phrase "audacity to hope" to "audacity of hope" which became the title for his 2004 Democratic National Convention keynote address, and the title of his second book.
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Wright has served on the Board of Trustees of Virginia Union University, Chicago Theological Seminary and City Colleges of Chicago. He has also served on the Board Directors of Evangelical Health Systems, the Black Theology Project, the Center for New Horizons and the Malcolm X School of Nursing, and on boards and committees of other religious and civic organizations. Wright attended a lecture by Frederick G. Sampson in Richmond, Virginia, in the late 1980s, on the G. F. Watts painting Hope, which inspired him to give a sermon in 1990 based on the subject of the painting – "with her clothes in rags, her body scarred and bruised and bleeding, her harp all but destroyed and with only one string left, she had the audacity to make music and praise God.... To take the one string you have left and to have the audacity to hope... that's the real word God will have us hear from this passage and from Watt's painting."Sermon printed in Preaching Today, 1990.
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