The first heroic mission in a series of heroic missions.
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Since we know Wendy, though, this "heroic" speech doesn't come off as purely heroic.
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There are heroic operations I write about, and there are still heroic operations going on today.
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He is not Russian but also not not Russian, not smart but also not not smart, not heroic but also not not heroic.
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The Myth games often found that sweet spot where your heroic last stand actually felt heroic and desperate… without actually being impossible and miserable.
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"Think of it as an opportunity to be heroic — not 'I survived living in Mosul during an attack' heroic, but an emotional survival," she wrote.
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It's true, because if we do have limited shelves and if we have limited street front, shop window, and we make something heroic, it's really heroic.
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In "Mudbound," there is no single heroic figure, either black or white, leading the story to its end, but rather deeply American heroic and desperate actions.
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"To cast a vote, that's not heroic, to stand up and say we can be safer tomorrow, we can protect people's lives, that's not heroic," Kaine said.
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So many of our heroic stories today involve the military and soldiers, but somehow the process of becoming cultural heroic epics makes them alien to actual soldiers.
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He has to square a circle of an extremely detailed story that subverts heroic fantasy tropes yet also hits familiar heroic fantasy beats, and he can't figure out how.
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"Wuhan is a heroic city, and people of Hubei and Wuhan are heroic people who have never been crushed by any difficulty and danger in history," Xi told the officials.
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GUTFELD: You gain a heroic martyr -- WATTERS: Oh, yes.
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"(There were) heroic efforts by the officers on scene, heroic efforts by the doctors to save his life," she said, adding that he had been shot in the upper body more than once.
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The Heroic Brawl is very similar to Hearthstone's Arena mode, except those better rewards don't come cheap: Heroic Brawl entry is $9.99 or 1,000 gold while Arena entry is $1.99 or 150 gold.
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The end of the film is both tragic and heroic.
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Your heroes often aren't as heroic as you might think.
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The heroic actions of both students cost them their lives.
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Throughout these narratives, Soutine is either made heroic or defamed.
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But also how heroic each one of us can be.
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"He was protective," Fairweather said about the dog's heroic deed.
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Why would you not do something heroic before you go?
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It's heroic and romantic; deeply innovative and so very human.
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In the form of a heroic, lionhearted pizza delivery guy.
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Pushing through pain is supposed to be heroic and manly.
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And yet, despite his frailty, he is determined, even heroic.
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"It takes extraordinary skill of heroic medical personnel," he said.
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Her owners believe her heroic behavior was all doggie intuition.
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Lenny finally appears, and the ladies cheer the heroic fugitive.
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It turns your purchase decision into a cinematically heroic act.
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One went on to heroic status, the other to tragedy.
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Some of Garcia's supporters called his suicide a heroic act.
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There was a better ending for this heroic giant, though.
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He went right in and did heroic duty and service.
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Heroic actions and impressive shooting still always result in death.
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Now, amid this identity crisis, the heroic climate crusader returns.
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Still, neither Kai nor Rat is strictly heroic or villainous.
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Nor is he a heroic politician like Jefferson or Lincoln.
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But its heroic dimensions emerge from deeper in the subconscious.
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He thanked them for their "heroic actions" against the gunman.
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He created Mike Hammer, the heroic but frequently sadistic gumshoe.
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Zhang is a heroic figure in the LGBTQ community here.
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This doesn't sound heroic, but heroes are a rare breed.
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His evocation of the heroic never becomes redundant or overbearing.
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That's not because journalists aren't doing remarkable, courageous, heroic work.
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It's a heroic story, particularly at this moment in time.
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And it was especially heroic, given your anger at him.
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Napoleon. It even has like a heroic name to it.
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Fifteen years later, I've made strides, but they're not heroic.
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But not everyone views her as a heroic regulatory warrior.
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Most of us are ordinary people, neither cruel nor heroic.
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But I doubt the average person can be as heroic.
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The heroes grow only more heroic, the villains more villainous.
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It is named for a heroic World War II paratrooper.
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We have a certain heroic expectation of how medicine works.
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They are heroic in their quiet refusal to give up.
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The role is a daunting challenge for a heroic tenor.
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One heroic Twitter user compiled them all into a thread.
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I only wish it could've been for something more heroic.
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He lauded the heroic actions of those volunteer security members.
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Some observers may take that as a rather heroic assumption.
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We're going to do a heroic ending for your character.
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Judges should not make heroic efforts to find statutory meaning.
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She has dramatic flair and heroic voluptuousness within technical brilliance.
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That requires a heroic 16% jump from last year's level.
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Adversarial exchanges between reporters and officials are ordinary, not heroic.
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" The next day, Pitt released a statement calling her "heroic.
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The students leading the #SchoolStrike4Climate are brave and heroic activists.
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"I think it was heroic," Shuster's teammate Tyler George said.
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Since its very beginning, the show has been built atop three pillars, all of which have contributed to its popularity: the heroic fantasy, the subversion of that heroic fantasy, and the detailed history of Westeros.
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We tell them that they were brave, courageous, and even heroic.
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Not at all: You just need to have a heroic sphincter.
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Ron Helus, who took heroic action to save lives last night.
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Griner has been applauded for her heroic response to the gunman.
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He's named after the heroic pilot Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger III.
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She also described heroic acts by some of the slain victims.
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Frankly, the mere act of putting on the uniform isn't heroic.
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His melee attack can be hastened with the trait Heroic Strike.
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Cassie is destined toward the same heroic fate as her father.
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The police, apparently, wondered if he had staged a heroic situation.
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But a heroic bystander hopped aboard and put on the brakes.
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America's story begins with revolution, but only certain revolutions are heroic.
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But this isn't due to a heroic environmental effort from Singaporeans.
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I think it's almost a bad subliminal thing, this heroic thing.
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After a successful demonstration, Poncho is rewarded for this heroic work.
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Are heroic acts, astonishing generosity, sacrifice and beauty liberal or conservative?
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It wasn't a heroic act by any stretch of the imagination.
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Big Boss is someone doing a job; he is not heroic.
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He was his own brand of hippie crossed with heroic frontiersman.
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It has never been as heroic an endeavor as she hoped.
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There's even a mandatory fight sequence to enforce Arjun's heroic manliness.
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The heroic one, with lions and tigers in cages and whatnot.
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" You could even call it "heroic service to this great nation.
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Sometimes you get insiders that are heroic to take this on.
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Because of his heroic act, Byrd is being called a hero.
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First, she played heroic intellect Hermione in the Harry Potter films.
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That's not to say women aren't actually shown in heroic roles.
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Whatever makes Oedipus heroic is also—What did I know then?
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Blizzard team shooter Overwatch is a game designed around heroic moments.
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Grant's last years are first famously pathetic and then famously heroic.
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"I do not believe in glorious failure, heroic defeat," he said.
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Morton describes his own heroic pursuit of secretive documents, lost archives,
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It was once the most heroic thing a soldier could do.
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Wilson's heroic efforts set in motion a new journey for Castro.
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This move makes our partners' heroic efforts that much more difficult.
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The subjects of your work are represented as heroic—almost divine.
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Heroic should also yield more than a few Legendaries as well.
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Hooper is a heroic Hollywood proletarian: sexy, honorable, mischievous and brave.
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Dr. Leabres's team does heroic work, but such centers are limited.
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This set him up in my mind as a heroic insurgent.
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Only a heroic effort by the goalkeeper, Peng Shimeng, saved China.
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The dancers of "The Golden Section" are heroic but not unreal.
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This is a coup, not a heroic attempt to save democracy.
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Its victims are not dying in heroic wars or battling firestorms.
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Turns out LEOPOLD II was as villainous as she was heroic.
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A Public Service Announcement from the heroic cast of #WatchmenHBO: pic.twitter.
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To find the heroic android again would be Picard's ultimate homecoming.
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Aren't we all a combination of totally horrible and vaguely heroic?
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For his heroic effort, Mahomes would be named Super Bowl MVP.
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Now she is saving herself in a different, more heroic sense.
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But when helping others is perilous, to help nonetheless is heroic.
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State troopers called the twins heroic for their ability to survive.
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Those Rohingya women who speak up about this are truly heroic.
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Since then, the legend around Mr. Henderson has reached heroic proportions.
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Hospitals and heroic interventions got the large investments; incrementalists were scanted.
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Half-jokingly, he described the CDS issuers as "selfless and heroic".
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La David Johnson after his heroic death fighting terrorism in Niger.
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That's all that I did, and it's nothing heroic or anything.
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Some tenors singing Idomeneo emphasize the heroic cast of the music.
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Despite his incredible achievements, he often played down his heroic status.
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Champion runners, like Hannes Kolehmainen and Paavo Nurmi, achieved heroic status.
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If so, what were they and what made them so heroic?
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None, however, are as heroic as Dooley, the one-eyed dog.
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They will be remembered not just as heroic, but as prophetic.
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There's always a heroic male who has to dominate the market.
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At the afterparty, many of the Sumos drank heroic amounts of liquor.
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Episode 8 — "Heroic Dose" All of the Chambers pieces are coming together.
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Let us never forget that our military is comprised of heroic people.
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Is Columbus revered back in Italy as some sort of heroic figure?
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Her heroic efforts have now been acknowledged by a $1m humanitarian prize.
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Today, in its lonely defence of liberal values, Canada seems downright heroic.
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And that makes what the woman who called him out so heroic.
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Trump has always spun his own narrative as either heroic or persecuted.
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The man killed four people before being disarmed by the heroic civilian.
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Meanwhile, another heroic canine fire rescue was carried out in South Carolina.
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In films, female nurses are cast as helpers of heroic male doctors.
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Tyrion is just trying to hold back a hero from being heroic.
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A heroic defender of farmers emerging victorious from a fight over land.
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"This heroic dog deserves an extra treat, or twelve," the announcement said.
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WILLIAMS: OK. GUILFOYLE: A heroic school officer stopping a potential mass tragedy.
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No heroic rebel, the conformist Mr Marco "always sides with the majority".
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Anti-heroic, equivocally likeable protagonists are stock characters in Mr Shinn's plays.
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There is nothing heroic to kill with snipers children who are playing.
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Remember, the Person of the Year isn't necessarily heroic or even admirable.
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He's heroic, he's loyal, and he literally came back from the dead.
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Matt: It was so heroic of Trent to go out like that.
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He and his sister show girls can be as heroic as boys.
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Mandated labels reflect ongoing "heroic policymaking" characterized by policymakers experimenting on citizens.
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Not exactly the heroic philanthropy LinkNYC pledged when first advertising the stations.
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Even hardcore BBUK fans will have to admit, that's kind of heroic.
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They're a little different: they're beautiful cats, heroic pictures, things like this.
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She and her companions hit the road to get dirty and heroic.
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That's the heroic anthem for the death of a nak muay farang.
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Josh Hutcherson (The Hunger Games) will play the heroic, alien-befriending janitor.
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Katharina, elegant, passive, drifting through an unhappy marriage, is far from heroic.
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We stand by the creative women bringing these heroic stories to light.
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The White House praised Shaw's "heroic actions" during a press briefing Monday.
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Goodson, conversely, has his heroic status enriched by a solemn personal history.
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A giraffe fending off a lion in a heroic bid for freedom.
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Fans have jumped at the opportunity for a potential Ganondorf heroic turn.
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Both of Lind's heroic homers in the series came with two outs.
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Look for the Titans to become more heroic as the season progresses.
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But the show, especially early on, treats him as a heroic inspiration.
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Embrace these, Father, and receive them, thy heroic servants, into thy kingdom.
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He sees his experience — three tours in Iraq — as far from heroic.
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" 'Your name is unknown, but your heroic deed is immortal,' " Brown said.
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While many were heroic, Chalvar Monteiro stood out for his unmannered daring.
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Even though they move neither far nor fast, the change feels heroic.
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On the other, it was a heroic, 13-minute bench-press grunt.
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So what does one heroic ending look like for Game of Thrones?
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The late singer reportedly consumed heroic amounts of cocaine for ten years.
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"They've arrived in Los Angeles... It was a heroic effort," Newsom said.
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FunPlus Phoenix had been playing with a roster tentatively acquired from Heroic.
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She, and not the prince who imprisons her, is the heroic reformer.
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A heroic effort by the Aquarium salvaged 85 percent of the collection.
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I think survival, with agency intact, is heroic for anyone or anything.
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They signal that these men are heroic and worthy of honor. Period.
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It's heroic, allegorical, and contains a power and conviction about its space.
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Eliot Spitzer (Client 9) plotted their heroic returns to the political scene.
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As he aged, however, that myth of heroic virility seemed increasingly untenable.
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But there are a lot of heroic assumptions made to get there.
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Some may be heroic, others may be smaller, but none are insignificant.
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In these moments, you don't feel heroic, or like a noble warrior.
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Failing to feel heroic on the Orion was a recipe for loneliness.
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Medical training fosters a heroic model of saving lives at any cost.
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Is it a "Harry Potter" sequel starring Hedwig the owl's heroic offspring?
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ZIMMER It's a quiet nobility — it doesn't show off, it's not heroic.
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That makes this the critical moment when heroic action could save them.
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One son, burdened by his father's heroic legacy, responds by going AWOL.
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There is also a damning lack of heroic figures in the revolution.
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Law enforcement leaders described the actions of the church members as heroic.
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It was a heroic attempt to show that reality aligned with theory.
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Beethoven's opera celebrates liberty, standing up to injustice and heroic marital devotion.
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Something freer, more romantic, more heroic, less determined by the corporate program.
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Pope John Paul II was apparently less than heroic on the issue.
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We are inundated with heroic men from doctors to firefighters to policemen.
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His actions were described as heroic by politicians across the political spectrum.
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"We bless the courageous and heroic truck operation in Jerusalem," the group tweeted.
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The police department said they plan to formally honor the boy's heroic response.
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If you take a heroic dose you can end up making yourself sick.
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Varian's three Heroic traits are Taunt, Colossus Smash and Twin Blades of Fury.
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At a moment's notice he can switch from heroic dog to aerodynamic sled.
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Maybe that will change as our love affair with the heroic founder fades.
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Even heroic David was to be judged by his deeds, not his status.
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These are my heroic, generous people whose selflessness fuels our commitment to stay.
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Storm Reid as the heroic Meg Murray in Disney's A Wrinkle in Time.
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Not a day goes by that I have not appreciated your heroic work.
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The Heroic Four and championship finals matches conclude the season on April 8.
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Rather than being "heroic" or "noble" or "brave," they're just true to life.
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Sailor Moon, everyone's favorite anime adventure girl, is equal parts heroic and adorable.
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Another 10 minutes passes while heroic patrons step up to do tech support.
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In films, nurses are commonly portrayed as the helpers of heroic male doctors.
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Below, read about Mardini's tenacious and heroic journey, via Alexander Hassenstein of Getty.
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"Proletarian violence … appears thus as a very fine and heroic thing," he writes.
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We find in Quach's paintings many heroic men and the wars they fought.
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For such a Washington bogeyman to play that heroic role would be extraordinary.
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To market it, they called it "heroin" from the German word meaning heroic.
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And while Venom is out to fight evil, his methods aren't exactly heroic.
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Is Mr Assange a heroic journalist, reckless activist or even an enemy agent?
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What superpower or mystical rite allows him to pull off this heroic feat?
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In such circumstances, just staying together as allies looks like a heroic task.
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After all, even vampires love a good old fashioned act of heroic sacrifice.
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Heroic people, all, and a moving tribute to their continued presence on earth.
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Heroic health workers are caring for the sick and doing epidemiological detective work.
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The report also portrays a "series of heroic acts" by Americans under attack.
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"The heroic fighter was martyred, protecting the lives of many citizens," he said.
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And in that way, she became heroic, admirable, somebody people really responded to.
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And for that, the word I would use, it's nothing short of heroic.
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These figures aren't the most heroic individuals, some with sins bigger than others.
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As with many of Tolkien's women, Lúthien is an active and heroic beauty.
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I can't wait to see how the fictional Giménez's heroic redemption plays out.
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Schwarzman once said that letting BlackRock go was a "heroic" mistake, Bloomberg reports.
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A heroic team of local police officers charged the shul under heavy fire.
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Roosevelt as a flawed but heroic figure whose greatness lies in rejecting the
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Meanwhile, Ruth Bader Ginsburg's documentary is having a heroic moment of its own.
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The tenor Jeremy Ovenden's voice may have lacked some heroic heft for Idomeneo.
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How incredibly moving and heroic and tragic and patriotic the guests' stories were.
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This monument—an ascending curlicue—was "a heroic staircase," Heatherwick wrote in 2012.
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Doses are inevitably heroic, building to where an entire gram is not uncommon.
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This guy is a heroic super-nerd, in the most positive sense possible.
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You'll take me to Khirbet Zatar and show me how heroic you were.
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Heroic are still set to compete in the ESL Pro League Season 11.
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"Both these officers showed significant bravery, were heroic in their actions," Williams said.
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Neither was she impressed with Xi's lavish praise on the "heroic" Wuhan people.
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The Kingsguard resemble the heroic "white knights" of medieval folklore, but they're corrupt.
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Ms. Burkett, contacted by phone in May, said her actions were not heroic.
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But he objected to the primacy Israelis put on heroic feats of resistance.
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It's this that elevates "Ruthless River" above the typically heroic tale of survival.
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They feel neither utopian nor optimistic, nor do they recall a heroic past.
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Her decision may be heroic, but it's not what I would call smart.
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Heroic recently lost to Heretics 0-2 in the ESL European closed qualifier.
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The tenor Brandon Jovanovich brings heroic vocal heft and tormented intensity to Herman.
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In ice dance, there are no lifts above the head, no heroic jumps.
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Harington will play Dane Whitman, aka the heroic Black Knight, in the movie.
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Mr. Wiley, with photo-realistic precision, casts actual people in fantastically heroic roles.
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However, FunPlus Phoenix had been playing with a roster tentatively acquired from Heroic.
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One conscientious parent, no matter how heroic, cannot do the work of two.
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They want the monuments' heroic aura but justify it with the memorials' principles.
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In my view, "nanlaban," to resist, should be seen as a heroic thing.
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" The President added, "Father Pfleger has done heroic work at St. Sabina Parish.
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The Greatest Generation gave America security and prosperity and an inspiring heroic legacy.
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Democracies require an almost heroic sense of maturity on the part of citizens.
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The Senator, though shot, carried on gamely in his heroic West Texas manner.
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To some, she was a heroic survivor of toxic male start-up culture.
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Intelligent, caring, and heroic, R2 has saved the galaxy across generations and regimes.
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These heroic, she-roic figures, their stories are more resonant today than ever.
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Members of the international community have called the alliance's efforts "heroic" but insufficient.
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Merely getting it to work was seen as the heroic, manly engineering feat.
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Should it just be the empowering images of good and heroic black people?
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This one is maybe a little less heroic, if also a lot more memorable.
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Godzilla (1964), as well as enduring Japanese television institutions like the heroic Ultraman (1966).
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There are stakes to those deaths: They can be heroic, or sad, or comedic.
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However, Shaw says his heroic act sprung from a instinctual sense of self-preservation.
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But did his heroic deeds matter if the children he cared for died anyway?
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"Go forward with my blessing, heroic forces of Iraq," he said on state television.
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It is logistically challenging and emotionally wrenching, expensive but priceless, quixotic but quietly heroic.
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Today Carter is a beloved character best known for his heroic post-presidential efforts.
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And one person's heroic quest might make them the villain to another person's quest.
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"It sounded otherworldly and eerie and yet heroic," Jones recalled with a wistful smile.
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Lyla's heroic act proved to be life saving as Lilya started to breath again.
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Game of Thrones just loves taking expectations — Ned Stark is the heroic audience surrogate!
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His heroic act caused him to miss the interview at Dinosaur Bar-B-Que.
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"There are many memorable, heroic Scottish defeats," said Michael Russell, the SNP's constitutional minister.
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Grandpa Wieder did nothing heroic during World War I, but he did his duty.
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Still, Dial's art certainly holds its own alongside examples of "heroic" American Abstract Expressionism.
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Some chapters of heroic labour in the fields or mines echo Socialist Realist doctrine.
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Maybe they think it makes her sound heroic, like the orators of the past.
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They approach each challenge with near-heroic calm and reason, repressing their justified anger.
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It's more than miraculous, it's heroic,' vicar general Philippe Marsset said, per the AFP.
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Who wouldn't love the heroic Hop going into season 3 of the Netflix series?
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That she was so heroic, no one would have expected anything different from her.
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Brie Larson is fulfilling her heroic destiny in a new trailer for Captain Marvel.
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A look at potential rewards for the best 'Hearthstone' players in the Heroic Brawl.
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"I have many heroic stories to tell you, but not involving Everest," Landman said.
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The latter charted his own (apparently heroic) struggle to stop cheating on his fiancé.
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But what this trove of documents appears to confirm is not heroic at all.
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Still, the year was also filled with heroic work, determined idealism and historic successes.
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"There is nothing heroic about raping persons, about sexual abuse in camps," he said.
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They saw Qadri as a lone, heroic practitioner of divine justice, not a murderer.
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Generations of heroic Americans have made America more inclusive, more expansive, and more just.
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He always had diverse casts, with Duane Jones as the heroic star of NOTLD.
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I DON'T THINK THIS ENVIRONMENT, YOU KNOW, CALLS FOR HEROICISM, YOU KNOW, HEROIC ACTIONS.
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If there's any sort of win or heroic moment for Jon and everyone else.
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Before you get all heroic, though, definitely ask that person if they're really choking.
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I feel like you're waging a heroic campaign to make us all feel better.
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When nothing lasts forever, physical books have a heroic way of staving off decay.
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These peculiar Marxists declared themselves in rebellion against history and extolled the heroic individual.
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A heroic leader needs to ensure perseverance and grit don't turn into self-delusions.
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Debbie's heroic All-American athlete character, Liberty Bell, fits into this new narrative perfectly.
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The truth is — some of the most heroic jobs are actually paid the least.
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For some it offers the ability to believe that they are heroic Muslim fighters.
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Should sports journalists stick exclusively to sports — box scores, highlights, stories of heroic achievement?
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The life of a Vulcan isn't all intergalactic adventures and heroic feats of intelligence.
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Exhausted rescue workers and heroic volunteers stretched to their limits by an unprecedented calamity.
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There are those of heroic and doomed adventurers, and there are the environmental stories.
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Furthermore, Roberson's achievement in remaining funny while excavating her pain is just straightforwardly heroic.
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These men were heroic and compassionate in how they responded to the cruel assailant.
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The President thanked the police and members of the military for their "heroic" efforts.
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I congratulate our heroic forces and the Iraqi people on the liberation of Rawa.
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But lost in this heroic narrative are the actual reasons why black Americans vote.
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Malala Yousafzai isn't just an activist, Nobel Prize winner, and heroic symbol of strength.
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"MS: "But there is something radical just about telling a woman's story as heroic.
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The workers' heroic defeat of the coup was perhaps the true climax of 19173.
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"Done properly, parenting is a heroic act," she says, eyeing a very haggard Bob.
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People look for escape in your music, in the heroic epics and grand fantasies.
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I expect him to make some sort of heroic sacrifice in the series finale.
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This speedy and terrifying Skeksis is the one who hunts down the heroic Gelflings.
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Finally, number 3: Trump's commitment to not making eye contact with Sessions is heroic.
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In life I don't believe in heroes, only people who sometimes do heroic things.
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Many Poles, including the heroic former president Lech Walesa, interpreted that as an abandonment.
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I know there are far more treacherous and heroic climbs: Everest, Mont Blanc, Kilimanjaro.
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The key Republican narratives were capitalist narratives about dynamic entrepreneurs and America's heroic missions.
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Trilobites When it comes to heroic dads, it's hard to outdo the emperor penguin.
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There's a supervillain named Lobstercules and a heroic boat named Dangerboat, for God's sake.
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Another is that the department took on a nearly heroic status after the Sept.
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Generally speaking, social problems of this sort aren't best solved by heroic individual sacrifice.
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It takes heroic investments of time and emotional intelligence and sincerity and mental effort.
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How might you depict these feelings without portraying them as either normal or heroic?
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And "his heroic tragedy may even rescue some of the living," wrote our reviewer.
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The first option Game of Thrones has for its ending is a heroic one.
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In Palenque, even joy seems retrospective, shrouded in the womb of a heroic past.
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And the scale of this work is interesting because it's not heroic at all.
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"We've had a couple of really heroic things happen," Hagstrom Miller told VICE News.
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The stage is set for a heroic ending, whatever tragic deaths might be involved.
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But when he returns to the Savior compound, Negan's behavior will not be heroic.
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The kids Newman describes are themselves heroic, and they deserve nothing but the best.
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Consulting detectives like Holmes are the heroic role models of a long-ago age.
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Yet he is seen as a heroic man who sacrificed, while Wallis is hated.
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He becomes a heroic prisoner of conscience and enjoys corresponding with female pen pals.
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"I'm greatly honored to be associated with this heroic scientific mission," Dr. Parker said.
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But, in a heroic turn, Ben had used his cellphone recorder as a backup.
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Research shows that heroic acts are usually done instinctively, without much thought at all.
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And a heroic off-duty officer prevented the Minnesota attack from being significantly worse.
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Mr. Moore had definite opinions about playing heroic adventurers long before he became Bond.
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January 9, 2018 This special edition of CNN 10 could be described as heroic.
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Their heroic efforts, however, did not change the suffering of those who lost everything.
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Praying for the victims, the heroic first responders, and the whole Sutherland Springs community.
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And a heroic off-duty officer prevented the Minnesota attacks from being significantly worse.
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We can, with some heroic assumptions, put numbers to the kind of costs involved.
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The contrast between heroic doctors and bumbling political leaders could not be more stark.
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The pose is noble, heroic, but the hands make it subtler and more complicated.
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Among the issues had been whether the depiction of Atticus Finch was sufficiently heroic.
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Critics are concerned the film could unintentionally portray Joker as a heroic figure. (CNBC)
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The strangest and most gruesome scene in Thompson's book is among the most heroic.
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Slave catchers haunt the underground river, but May is clever and staunch, even heroic.
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Accompanying the movie is the "Heroic Odyssey" drop-in family workshop, 11:30 a.m.
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"The Brazilian art of the next decade will be heroic and national," Alvim said.
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In Achilles, Lowell seemed to find a heroic reflection of his own mental volatility.
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Daisy Ridley, who portrays the heroic Rey, seemed to will her opportunity into existence.
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The story of Tubman's heroic exploits has captured the imagination of Americans for generations.
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The most heroic performance was delivered by the coloratura soprano Audrey Luna, as Leticia.
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When they faced each other, Ethel was usually the heroic figure, Babs the villain.
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Below is "Nothing Less than Heroic," a poem by Ryan Nguyen from Westborough, Mass.
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Apparently, that move is heroic enough to end the territory dispute with one stroke.
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There are heroic election administrators and officials working at the state and local level.
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Opinion Columnist Half a world away, crowds of heroic protesters are in the streets.
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Plus a heroic drag queen, a drug-addled wife, rabbis, Mormons and Ethel Rosenberg.
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And he's characterized his remarks about women as a heroic stand against political correctness.
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Craft materials like glitter are contained within gestures we normally associate with heroic abstraction.
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Male nudes are represented in the exhibition in their heroic (Hercules) and saintly (St.
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So there's something about him that's very heroic to the people who (back him).
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And it wasn't a heroic effort to be the left of something or other.
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But heroic (and less-than-heroic) snoring can also be a sign of an even deeper problem: obstructive sleep apnea, which is marked by a collapse of the upper airway leading to shallow breathing or breathing cessation that causes decreases in blood oxygen.
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But in a heroic moment, Eugene steps up and admits that he made the bullet.
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He started this heroic undertaking when he moved to Queens and started feeding stray cats.
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By the 21988s, Leroy Bolden had achieved heroic stature in New Haven, Connecticut's Hill neighborhood.
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Since 2011, Harington has been playing the heroic character, which has launched him into stardom.
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She makes the most heroic characters vulnerable; the most known, familiar; the most despised, relatable.
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"Mayor Emanuel said the first responders, officers, doctors, and nurses engaged in a "heroic effort.
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It can look, in moments or over the long span of a career, awfully heroic.
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Jesse isn't the hero because he's heroic; he's just the hero because he's the hero.
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"Cristin is one of those people about whom heroic movies are legitimately made," Taubes said.
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Ussery's quick-thinking and heroic next steps were all captured on the complex's security cameras.
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The information he acquired helped to win the battle of Yorktown; hence, the heroic painting.
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Here's what we know about the victims and the heroic attempt to stop the gunman.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming isn't just focused on the big, heroic moments in a superhero's life.
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These assaults are conducted by heroic protagonists that the audience is supposed to identify with.
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Mr Comey, in short, has played an upstanding, at times heroic, part in Trump's America.
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This makes the heroic assumption that people preserve the same attitudes as they get older.
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From Rogue One on, Star Wars has become increasingly fixated on acts of heroic suicide.
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Wayne Wilson was a heroic soldier for our country, becoming wounded in the Vietnam War.
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That she retains her composure as her world evaporates all around her feels almost heroic.
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These Heroic, Happy Dead, his fiction debut (and first book), takes its title from e.e.
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Trump highlighted the heroic efforts of volunteers and federal responders in Houston after Harvey hit.
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The first photo shows Jamie leading a battle, looking as dashing and heroic as ever.
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Last night we honored the heroic fans who sacrificed everything in the midst of uncertainty.
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The whole picture creates a scenario that speaks to a kind of mock heroic elegance.
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Woman Who Alternately Supports Her Heroic Man But Also Gets In His Way But Ends
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His selfless and heroic actions have led to the survival of dozens in the area.
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Bigger than that are changes to the way weekly Heroic Strikes and Nightfall challenges work.
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But along came Pulisic—handsome, daring, heroic Pulisic—to poach a shot off the rebound.
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And your brilliance, shining light on to this, speaking truth, is nothing short of heroic.
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Plus, we discuss Siri, Sierra, Alexa, and make a heroic attempt to talk about BlackBerry.
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How about a heroic Midwestern teacher whose quick actions are being celebrated far and wide?
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Greek ideas about what it meant to be heroic or divine were shaped by Homer.
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" He elaborated that "the truth is, 99 percent of us are neither broken nor heroic . . .
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It is almost as if we try to keep examples of heroic decency to ourselves.
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"Cohen is not a, you know, a heroic figure, but he does have credibility," Rep.
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"I'm greatly honored to be associated with such a heroic scientific space mission," Parker said.
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In the cinematic fantasies of his increasingly untethered mind, there's always a heroic way out.
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We heard incredible stories of associates who made heroic efforts to get customers to safety.
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In the disillusioned twentieth century, the standard Romantic narrative of heroic struggle fell from fashion.
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Here are eight times cruise ships and their heroic crew members saved lives at sea.
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"I don't think there's anything more heroic than what he did," a colleague, sheriff's Sgt.
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" He added, in a heroic feat of red herring-ness: "Any Russians in the audience?
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His very name evokes a heroic stone-faced warrior beyond the reach of petty criticism.
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I've spent years making an heroic effort to avoid awkward exchanges, so I get it.
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Or a heroic Ghanaian immigrant and soldier who dies in a fire while rescuing others?
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Heroic fantasy depends on a teenager coming of age, defeating evil, and ascending into power.
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Chinese propaganda organs, meanwhile, have painted Xi as taking heroic steps to arrest the outbreak.
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After the Great Depression, during World War II, the laborer became heroic in American life.
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"The heroine was emerging as heroic," he writes of the show's denouement in St. Louis.
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PICTURE PROMPTS What heroic acts — big or small — have you witnessed during the coronavirus pandemic?
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The Russian president has often been shown as an outdoorsman and in a heroic light.
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But in an era of digital hyperdrive, fidelity to one work seems even more heroic.
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On Monday, after his heroic rescue of the boy, he met with President Emmanuel Macron.
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Like we can appear very righteous and heroic, as opposed to being afraid of everything.
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Rather, it's Republicans, with their heroic capacity for shamelessness, who want to talk about Russia.
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"I don't think there's anything more heroic than what he did," Buschow said Thursday morning.
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Where would civil rights in the United States be without the heroic Montgomery bus boycotts?
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Silicon Valley, in stark contrast, was built on the myth of the visionary heroic geek.
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Meanwhile, the books my older brother read were, by and large, structured as heroic journeys.
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The heroic, rational, problem-solving engineer is a near-religious icon in the tech industry.
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Can heroic movie executives stop Bart before he succumbs to the temptations of ultimate evil?
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In video of the heroic moment, you can hear the camera man cheer him on.
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Friendly newspapers called him "the Rocky Mountain candidate," a rugged and heroic agent of progress.
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"It's my belief that the actions of the officer involved were absolutely heroic," Carson said.
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They do heroic work, but they are held back by the tools available to them.
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And it's actually quite heroic that we managed to survive it and claim our agency.
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I told her to keep up her heroic work & leadership on behalf of Puerto Rico.
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But its rediscovery is giving new life to a heroic story of a bygone era.
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Maybe, like physics in the 20th century, macroeconomics is about to have a heroic period.
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In the Philippines, songs are written about their heroic sacrifices, legendary exploits and Lothario lifestyles.
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She makes the most heroic characters vulnerable, the most known familiar, the most despised relatable.
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The show needs Mr. Ritter's charms to keep Kevin from being worrisome rather than heroic.
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Julian Schnabel painted him looking both heroic and angry, surrounded by a lightning-blue nimbus.
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Under Mr. Zuma, the once-heroic party of liberation became identified with graft and incompetence.
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Was it a tautological exercise, a heroic attempt to separate the flag from its context?
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Mr. Kaufmann sings German lieder elegantly, while still bringing burnished, heroic colorings to his sound.
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The epidemic brought about the most cohesive, cogent and heroic period in the movement's history.
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Those heroic acts deserve our storytelling because they're what makes America so unique and so great.
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The Super Bowl has made a handful of performers look heroic; many others have been dwarfed.
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In a sea of heroic do-gooders, Punisher was a welcome arrival onto the Marvel scene.
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Alpine ski jumps, snowboarding moves, impossible-seeming hockey shots—it'll be a buffet of heroic efforts.
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Part of the - one of the - I think black American culture is nothing less than heroic.
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There's no grand journey, and Lina doesn't achieve some heroic moment that echoes down through eternity.
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Koahou's actions were more along the lines of what Capps thinks of as heroic, he said.
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I also want to thank the Capitol Police for their heroic actions to prevent further harm.
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Trump condemns all forms of threats and violence, and thanks law enforcement for their heroic efforts.
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So, the caring citizen reached out to a team of firemen who made a heroic rescue.
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Their heroic efforts inspired French Montana's "We Are the Dream" campaign to help fund their cause.
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This heroic stereotype in metal lore comes almost entirely from the minds of two great artists.
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Just being a woman amid the many varieties of male vanity and violence was heroic enough.
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CNN's host described the difficulty in watching the heroic acts of the White Helmets in Aleppo.
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At its base was a plaque celebrating the "heroic courage" and "unselfish patriotism" of their cause.
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While Manning's whistleblowing has been lauded as heroic by many on the left, she remains controversial.
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A California man's heroic act to save a man's life has tragically cost him his own.
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Little did they know they'd be embarking on a heroic journey to rescue a baby pig.
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"Without him, three of mine definitely would be gone," Julie said of her husband's heroic actions.
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But while their heroic revelations have changed our world, no whistleblower emerges unscathed from their actions.
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Has Lewis agreed to follow these clowns in a horrific, heroic, hilarious dive off the trapeze?
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But obviously, that heroic destiny story is the story that this TV show wants to tell.
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His heroic efforts come just over a week after Foxx attended the Golden Globes award ceremony.
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"Meeting payroll," to invoke a now old-fashioned phrase, is nothing less than a heroic act.
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This week, critic at large Emily VanDerWerff discusses "Heroic," the ninth episode of the third season.
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But that's exactly what a group of heroic strangers in Binghamton, New York did last week.
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Over the years I've met heroic Sri Lankans who fought to bring peace to their country.
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He has repeatedly sworn his life to protecting Daenerys, so a heroic sacrifice would seem fitting.
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Among these heroic volunteers are two men dedicated to helping the voiceless victims of these floods.
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Decades after the civil rights movement's heroic period, the struggle for black dignity and citizenship continues.
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At home, his heroic veneer vanished, giving way to the reality of post-traumatic stress disorder.
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As for the climax of the movie, when the rebels reach Jerusalem for a heroic shootout?
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And what you owe is not heroic commitment, ''turning the school around'' by your own efforts.
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The superhero and horror genres fit into each other, creating a single monstrous or heroic amalgam.
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"Done properly, parenting is a heroic act," Edna Mode (voiced by Brad Bird) tells Mr. Incredible.
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Pollock by Fabrice Melquiot is in many ways just another paean to the 'heroic male painter.
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You said at Nightgowns earlier this year that every person who puts on drag is heroic.
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"All of these officers' actions are more than commendable and should be considered heroic," Blankenbaker said.
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Heroic improvisation and gallows humor can only get a population of 3.3 million people so far.
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He's passionate about gaming, but by flouting the rules, Cooper has already completed his heroic quest.
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And it's not quite heroic in that moment, it's real, and it's what happens to people.
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Hansen identifies stories that code the act of not eating in a positive, even heroic light.
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Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins and The Dark Knight complete a heroic lineup, alongside Marvel's Black Panther.
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Similarly, my most recent paper concerns the pervasive iconography of the cancer patient as heroic warrior.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Peter Acheson does not want to be endearing or heroic.
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Perhaps Doom Patrol's most heroic accomplishment is making one believe that that just might be true.
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I was inspired by Calyps and Nuska's Heroic Form and the associated armor conversions for Skyrim.
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When Cuomo did this heroic work, the nation owed about $500 billion in student loan debt.
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Nicolás Maduro, Venezuela's socialist dictator, tweeted praise for Argentina's "heroic" people and for Chile's "noble" ones.
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Doss' acts were "beyond heroic" and "transcendent", said Garfield, who previously played the superhero Spider-Man.
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The guard was "very heroic" and provided police with information about the shooter's location, McMahill said.
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Meet Major Valerian (Dane DeHaan) and Sergeant Laureline (Cara Delevingne), heroic hotties of the 28th century!
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He got choked up during scenes of heroic sacrifice and sappy father-son moments in movies.
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Phil Shea, Prop Master on The Office for all nine seasons, was the heroic box man.
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It took a half-century, and a heroic struggle, before they achieved the vote in 1920.
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The reader is left feeling silly for expecting this manifestly flawed woman to be suddenly heroic.
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Fleming's heroic 20th Century discovery unrecognizably transformed that century's medical care in a few short decades.
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As Miles, Moore finds the right combination of heroic determination and first-day-of-school nervousness.
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The president knows that heroic Americans across the country are stepping up to serve these kids.
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Saving Angela from repeating his own mistakes very well could be Hooded Justice's last heroic act.
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This anniversary of Andrei Sakharov's heroic essay comes during similarly dark days for the United States.
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The writer sees it differently: "I don't think he becomes heroic at the end," McDonagh said.
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"The vampire is a powerful myth of the heroic outsider, of lost beauty," Ms. Rice said.
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Down at the grassroots, down at the block basis, neighborhood basis, people are doing heroic things.
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Astralis' addition of es3tag from Heroic will come after his current contract expires on June 30.
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His emergency medical team asked us end-of-life questions: Did we want heroic measures taken?
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I do not subscribe to a feminism that demands perfection or super heroic nobility of women.
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Mr. Szabo is more magisterial, but also conveys the way that heroic men can be ridiculous.
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The score is by none other than John Williams, American cinema's king of the Heroic Theme.
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Equally important, though less publicly discussed, is how we measure the benefit of these heroic interventions.
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"Change your story from that of a victim to a more heroic story," Dr. Luskin said.
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They're certainly more heroic than the team of Ivy League–educated writers making fun of them.
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On that day almost 50 years ago, I learned about uncommon valor and unselfish heroic acts.
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You can go on and do the heroic lifesaving work that you do for anyone else.
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We also had a great punk and noise scene with anarcho-directivity and real heroic lyrics.
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"The heroic action of Pakistani Army & law enforcement agencies is highly appreciated," it said on Twitter.
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It's exciting — Iranians might call it heroic defending — but it's hard to sustain over 90 minutes.
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Astralis' addition of es3tag from Heroic will come after his current contract expires on June 13.
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Last weekend, China-based FPX agreed to take over the CS:GO team of Denmark-based Heroic.
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"People like health care workers will be doing heroic work and we need to support them."
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The feminist writer Susan Brownmiller labeled this phenomenon "heroic rape," a term Ms. Fabijanska's title upends.
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"The idea of work sort of drops out, and there's only the heroic entrepreneur," he said.
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In the movies, protests always look heroic, but they tend to be messy in real life.
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For a young woman who had been thought permanently unconscious, this was truly a heroic accomplishment.
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Lombardo received a Silver Star and Bronze Star with valor for his heroic actions during WWII.
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In other words, he's designing clothing that makes women feel mighty, heroic, and capable of anything.
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This brave and heroic woman has no agenda other than to serve the country she loves.
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The heroic actions of those we lost reawakened us to the essential importance of personal courage.
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The men are heroic figures intent on their task — bolting a horizontal beam to a column.
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If greenhouse-gases are indeed the problem, their work will go down in history as heroic.
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Russell Westbrook, who is sometimes derided for his defense, did particularly heroic work covering James Harden.
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Boxing is a sport with a rich history of noble combat and heroic performances — and hype.
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By RICHARD CONNIFF Heroic acts to preserve our national heritage often take place off the battlefield.
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But we've probably over-adjusted, and deprived a generation of a vision of the heroic intellectual.
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Heroic went on to overcome a slow start and post a 2000-29 victory over North.
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Student Opinion We've all heard of the heroic actions of bystanders and random acts of kindness.
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Social networks Her heroic actions drew in many affluent Northern whites with whom she became friends.
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Masquerading as a heroic tale of rebellion, its true spirit is Empire all the way down.
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He was posthumously accepted to the US Military Academy at West Point "for his heroic actions."
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There are a few mentions of concussions on the website, most intended to highlight heroic achievement.
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His heroic sacrifice for his country and dedicated service to his constituents are unquestionable and unmatched.
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His heroic actions were a factor in the parole board's decision to release him that year.
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A group of designers and architects in Boston has even proposed renaming the style "heroic" architecture.
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Liberals have generally celebrated the Warren Court's version of counter-majoritarianism as necessary and even heroic.
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The child's leaving home is not an abandonment; it is heroic — he is saving the village.
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Even better, they do so without slotting the weaving women into the same old heroic mode.
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He remains a heroic figure in Israel, and Mr. Netanyahu lobbied for his release from prison.
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One equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and fate, but strong in will.
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Legion never feels like it'll lead you to the traditional good-beats-evil, happy, heroic ending.
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What was once regarded as heroic and innovative began to seem like another form of bragging.
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Plus, in the video-game world, ancient Mesopotamia seemed under-examined and the most classically heroic.
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And ultimately, what makes Lucy and Clod heroic is that they recognize the importance of names.
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The heroic French defence of their outer lines was not at all because those positions were essential.
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Her unselfish and heroic act sends the message that our community supports and needs its law enforcement.
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Irvin just to shake his hand thanking him for his heroic efforts and jumping in the river.
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Bucher said that despite a "heroic effort," the states third largest county could not overcome faulty equipment.
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Final heroic acts During her testimony Wednesday, Sheppard pointed in the courtroom to Roof as the killer.
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Photos posted to Hennick's Twitter of the heroic dupe show the disguise and the grandmother's grateful reaction.
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Despite their heroic efforts, Neanderthals went extinct, a likely consequence of human encroachment and, ironically, climate change.
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The woman made the heroic attempt, but was taken out in the strong current, the report said.
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"They did what the heroic officers always do," Johnson said of the deceased officer and his partner.
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So, the heroic midwife did what she could to get across her street and to her client.
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These are all admirable, perhaps even heroic qualities, but somehow they make people hate her even more.
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Thanks to the heroic efforts of the previous, left-of-centre, government, it shrank slightly last year.
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"It's a shame that the media would twist these heroic actions conducted by Agent Anzaldua," Garza said.
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And from what we've seen, Catesby looks just as heroic and determined as our own Jon Snow.
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"Our most sincere thanks and appreciation to these individuals for their heroic efforts in assisting this guest."
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If you didn't see something heroic about her performance in the Benghazi hearing, you're missing something essential.
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"The actions of the officers in the Baton Rouge community were nothing short of heroic," Louisiana Gov.
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So I thought that it would be OK. The flight attendants were by all accounts pretty heroic.
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"It's like he's been waiting his whole life to do this one heroic thing," his owner adds.
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Cristiano Ronaldo's heroic hat trick doesn't change the fact that his game remains in long-term decline
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Star Trek: Discovery star Jason Isaacs says Anthony Rapp is "heroic" for speaking out against Kevin Spacey.
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The heroic dog, known as Gauge, was minding his own business when the Roomba decided to attack.
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The official Soviet story proclaims that Laika died a heroic death in the name of scientific progress.
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Why dream up another wise and heroic king when you could write a new King Arthur story?
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As for the heroic Max, he has been declared an honorary police dog by the Queensland authorities.
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In the clip of the heroic act, people are shown carefully skating out to the overwhelmed animal.
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"It sounds cliché to say it, but in the moment, it wasn't heroic to me," she said.
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As for Jose's fiancée and sister, they both told PEOPLE they weren't shocked by his heroic actions.
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Provoking people isn't heroic, he just sank to their level (I don't agree with those activists' methods).
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Yet both councils represented a stiff challenge for Labour, with a heroic swings necessary in some wards.
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Heroic Brawl is coming to Hearthstone soon, taking the place of Tavern Brawl for one week only.
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Now, heroic scientists want to put an end to global warming-by-flatulence once and for all.
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Bystander Fazlul Kabir captured a picture of the bus and spoke to Smith about her heroic actions.
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Like Kwame mentioned, Uncle Ben — a formative part of Peter's heroic journey — doesn't even get a mention.
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As I predicted last episode (just sayin'!), Caputo might take on a slightly heroic role this season.
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Increase customer focus: o We go to heroic lengths to do the right thing for the customers.
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We chat to the two heroic police officers who saved a kangaroo at the beach #TheProjectTV pic.twitter.
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Citizen's arrests that make the news these days tend to be farcical, heroic, or just plain weird.
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I want to be heroic, but still, I am afraid—and I am ashamed of my fear.
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To be sure, Churchill led Britain through its long, heroic, and ultimately successful fight against the Nazis.
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Our most sincere thanks and appreciation to these individuals for their heroic efforts in assisting this guest.
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The film encourages the viewer to erase the distance between our heroic characters and this hulking vehicle.
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A missing elderly woman is safe once more thanks to a heroic dog and her keen nose.
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"That's pretty heroic," a reporter told Chastain, who responded, saying, "Yes, it was," according to Komo News.
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"I tell my friends all the time, I'd rather got shot because that's more heroic," he said.
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Explain that we need to be more Into the Breach, less Valkyria Chronicles, more dynamic, less heroic.
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The women have since found Derby on Facebook and thanked him for his heroic actions that night.
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The question of whether Cliff is a cold-blooded murderer muddies any idea of him being heroic.
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Iceland's heroic performance at this tournament is one of those achievements that goes down in footballing folklore.
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But the Doctor is always the Doctor in all their forms: smart, silly, helpful, heroic, and kind.
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He struck a heroic pose, peering down through his Leica, as if to document the Lilliputians below.
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"Our heroic forces have achieved another victory by protecting the democratic process," Abadi said after the elections.
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Two were given with valor, meaning they were granted for heroic acts in the midst of combat.
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" He told anchor Chris Cuomo, "I've heard heroic acts and I'm now processing, 'Did I do enough?
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From the start, "Incantations" is emphatically an ensemble piece rather than a heroic platform for a soloist.
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The underlying sums strain credulity, requiring heroic assumptions on cost reductions and budgetary gymnastics on revenue-raising.
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How could the public appreciate this heroic struggle without works of art, especially televisual ones, depicting it?
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As he walked to the plate, he thought nothing of heroic swings and game-winning home runs.
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White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders praised Shaw's "heroic actions" during a press briefing on Monday.
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In Beethoven's only opera, "Fidelio," a heroic woman risks all to save her husband from wrongful incarceration.
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This time, however, her interpretation had urgency, and the naturally heroic scale of her dancing became suspenseful.
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"Our profession is hurting," Chief Brown said, calling the actions of his officers nothing short of heroic.
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I loved everybody in it, and to see them come together in this strange, funny, heroic way.
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Let's remember this was never disclosed to our family until months later when heroic whistleblowers came forward.
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Super Brainz has unlimited punches for his melee heroic fists, but those attacks have pacing built in.
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His intake of opium in these years was heroic: up to 10,000 drops of laudanum a day.
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" The Germans tied the heroic neighbor to a motorcycle and made her run "until her heart burst.
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Cherry and Martin A lot of art these days looks back on heroic Modernism with cheeky irreverence.
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Castor, who is nearly four decades younger than Ganz, had a different heroic ideal for social change.
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My first thought when I fired up Dawn of War III's campaign was how heroic I was.
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He searched the databases of all known uploaded minds, looking for heroic traits, their preconditions and precursors.
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This is partly because Knight is indeed, in many ways, a heroic man who is also white.
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Lassie the heroic collie has appeared in novels, movies, TV shows, and video games over the years.
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Accompanying the film are oil paintings depicting Faris with heroic, sweeping brushstrokes — sort of nouveau Socialist Realism.
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Granted, Mr. Iwuji's John, who escapes slavery to become an artist and activist, has conventionally heroic possibilities.
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Again and again, one meets heroic people who will not give in to the forces of evil.
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"I see him as in many ways heroic, a romantic and optimist, a great survivor," she writes.
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It's an exciting trajectory, partly because it nudges a heroic portrait into a ticktock race toward equality.
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You can't start thinking in heroic terms or villainous terms, it just ruins you from straight off.
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Placed on a series of platforms along the walls were huge, heroic bronze statues of human figures.
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Even when movement quality becomes less robust, what can emerge is a renewed sense of the heroic.
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The music has changed with a new melody in the lower strings that's both poignant and heroic.
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It didn't feel extraordinary and heroic, just ordinary people standing up for what we believe is right.
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Faced with this moral outrage, I did the heroic thing and sent an email to my superiors.
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There were many often heroic chapters in this exciting man's life to which others can better speak.
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Some people like health care workers will be doing heroic work and we need to support them.
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The academy said it was extending the offer in recognition of his "heroic actions" during the shooting.
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Trump likes to present himself as a unique, even heroic figure who can do things others cannot.
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Obama's action, along with a heroic intervention by Kurdish fighters, saved tens of thousands of Yazidi lives.
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I wanted to invent [a woman] to talk about [all women] and not have this heroic dynamic.
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Turkey has retaliated in an effort to "revenge our martyred heroic soldiers," a Turkish government statement said.
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For instance, there's nothing Trump has done for black Americans that would make him anything remotely heroic.
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The standard plot — young boy and heroic, smarmy dog confront bad guys — was perfect fodder for children.
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Then there's "The Report," streaming on Amazon, the heroic saga of Daniel Jones, played by Adam Driver.
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For Islamist militants around the world, being martyred in an operation during Ramadan is considered especially heroic.
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And this week, it announced that it has raised $500,000 in seed funding led by Heroic Ventures .
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You can approximate his heroic feat on Sunday, starting with "Thor: The Dark World" at 11 a.m.
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Buck, the heroic St. Bernard-Scotch shepherd mix of the book, is now a computer-generated creation.
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"They are unpredictable, oblique, and varied in their form and approach, transcendent without being heroic," he added.
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Jordan plays Stevenson as a man of heroic decency, but this kind of role comes with constraints.
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He was 34 years old and died peacefully "after a heroic battle with ALS," the statement said.
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Like many contemporary European painters, he dips into the styles and motifs of modernism's heroic early years.
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Heroic, forZe, CR4ZY and GODSENT received invites to the European closed qualifier, while Complexity Gaming, eUnited, Gen.
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The level of coordination, diligence and patience needed to pull this off almost daily is borderline heroic.
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Americans are told that this is freedom and that it is the most heroic way to live.
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The special will count down the 10 most heartwarming real-life tales of heroic dogs this year.
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Nineteen other crew members also died, their heroic lives cut short by drowning, disease, exposure and starvation.
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And it's his humanity that makes the end of Stark's journey in Avengers: Endgame a heroic tragedy.
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The invincible are the vulnerable; the heroic are the tragic; the iconic are, too often, posthumously celebrated.
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This is not heroic bravura dance; the legs and arms are not stretched, the neck is invisible.
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"This is a heroic narrative that is meant to inspire young people in China," Professor Brady said.
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Many in Washington debated whether the anonymous official was heroic, motivated by duty, self-serving or treasonous.
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Nevertheless, the EMTs didn't know that and even though they had protective gear on ... it's still heroic.
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Like I said, I expect him to make some sort of heroic sacrifice in the series finale.
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Not to worry, we found someone younger, more handsome, and more in tune with heroic masculine virtues.
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Every possession in which Tony Allen touches the ball is a heroic arc conceived by Joseph Campbell.
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For years, I read about famous courtesans, real and fictional whores, tragic victims, and heroic femme fatales.
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Half the time, I can't tell if they're waging a civilizational battle or a heroic trolling campaign.
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The inexpensive, off-the-shelf canvases Crotty uses immunize the paintings against any sense of heroic struggle.
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It's not just what happened but heroic stories about people surviving — or, in some cases, dying helping others.
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His grand escape has us all asking: Where's that heroic lasso-touting Walmart cowboy when you need him?
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We all admire Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and the heroic way in which he lived his life.
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The Indian way of life has seen the rule of heroic rajas, invading Mughals and colonists from Europe.
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The White House said that "Canley's heroic actions saved the lives of his teammates" in a press release.
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But today, dear reader, one GoFundMe campaign showed the world that misfortune can be hilarious—and even heroic.
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The hyper-rational, emotionally repressed Vulcan made a perfect foil for the heroic and sometimes impulsive Captain Kirk.
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Or Aston Villa's heroic week-long relegation escape, earned by the sheer fortune of their nearest rivals losing?
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We're capable on the one hand of mass genocide, and on the other hand of heroic self-sacrifice.
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Suddenly, she was seen, she came to understand, not as a little frivolous but as a little heroic.
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"We are going to hear about very heroic things that have taken place at the school," said Spurlock.
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Despite that admonition, you'll take on a number of traditionally heroic tasks, including defeating monsters and rescuing refugees.
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A sociologist named Bernhard Giesen wrote a fascinating study on how the claim to victimhood can become heroic.
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"Until the 1950s, comics were all about animals, magic potions, heroic knights, tramps, cowboys and policemen," he says.
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Like Leeloo, Laureline — Valerian's ass-kicking, wisecracking counterpart — is a more intriguing character than her blandly heroic partner.
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Here, we track Judd's heroic history as an activist for empowering survivors of sexual assault to come forward.
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Heroic dog: One key player in the raid was a dog, whose picture President Trump shared on Twitter.
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The Republican National Committee thought it was a great story that underscored heroic resistance to the Obama presidency.
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Its scope is nuts, it'll have exceedingly upbeat heroic music, and Willem Dafoe will look creepier than ever.
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Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin said "heroic efforts" had prevented the flooding from spreading and the ship from sinking.
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It prefers to crow about the heroic response of the army and above all of the Communist Party.
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The actions taken by our officers in the immediate moments following this incident were nothing short of heroic.
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The pair has previously worked together as another heroic duo in Thor: Ragnarok in which Thompson played Valkyrie.
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Hadj Omar gained a heroic reputation fighting the French in west Africa until he was killed in 18973.
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Now, you can find him tweeting about similarly heroic work he and his nonprofit, World Central Kitchen, performs. .
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While in the navy he won a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart, both decorations for heroic achievement.
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These men and their bold heroics, she gripes, when she's as bold and heroic as any of them.
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His effort to save face, in the process of announcing a retreat of Napoleonic dimensions, was almost heroic.
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He looks both heroic and utterly ridiculous, which is more or less how the film portrays him throughout.
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Danvers would get a headache, then come to without any knowledge of the heroic stunts she just performed.
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It has a dark, burnished, almost baritonal timbre and, when required, a "heroic gleam" on its top notes.
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He decides if the candidate is "venerable" -- if they've sufficiently lived a life full of heroic Catholic virtue.
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After the rescue, Gassama met with French president Emmanuel Macron, who thanked him warmly for his heroic act.
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Expect a flashback to reveal the story behind Jack's rank in some heroic, over-the-top way. 17.
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No one since 2009, but that might change soon as the heroic comic makes its way to television.
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The less selfish and the more heroic his character becomes, the more he opens himself up to risk.
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During those 16 hours, this ordinary girl used the best qualities in her to become this heroic leader.
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He offers neither heroic good guys nor "bad hombres" onto whom we can project our fears and hatreds.
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Part of Papers, Please's power is that it doesn't offer you a heroic path out of your dilemma.
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" Producer Blye Pagon Faust added, "We would not be here today without the heroic efforts of our reporters.
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He thought true depictions of masculinity couldn't be found in heroic, dramatic, or otherwise artistic representations of war.
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We fear that after watching this series, some students may see suicide as a heroic or romantic act.
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That's a lot of clicks, and as far as I can see, a heroic waste of everyone's time.
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Without resorting to parody or cynicism, Staver undoes the tropes we associate with depictions of heroic and mythical.
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The actor, 55, says he was intrigued by Seal's life —even if he's not exactly a heroic figure.
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A fight, a cry for help, and a very proactive, possibly heroic Amazon Alexa smart home voice assistant.
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These are not the super-heroic secret agents found in James Bond movies or the Mission Impossible franchise.
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Pete Davidson is remembering his father's heroic and tragic death on 9/11 with some light-hearted humor.
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But they can also subvert expectations — like the people who role-play heroic cops in Grand Theft Auto.
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Sometimes they're just as good, smart, strong, and heroic as their male counterparts, and they're often very likable.
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As I waited for my heroic thank you, I made the mistake of accidentally pulling out my gun.
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Dog Tales will delve into the stories of historic, heroic canines who have touched the lives of many.
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It also shows just how successful he has been at remaking ugly political images into something almost heroic.
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Trump supporters now regard Ukraine not as a heroic guardian of freedom but as a den of thieves.
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It was a meeting, that, though it has been bathed in a heroic glow, was intended as much
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Billingsley said in a Facebook post this week that he did nothing heroic and does not need recognition.
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There are heroic adults here, including Hawi Thomas, Marcella's patient mother, and Elisha King, a firm, nurturing coach.
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Sadly, after the entire Butler family got out, they were unable to return to retrieve their heroic dog.
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Some of his characters — generally the least heroic — are themselves filmmakers, grappling for control of their own stories.
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Corner hard and the 911's heroic abilities feel different from those of the midengine Cayman and Boxster.
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With unparalleled tenderness, she recognizes our celebrations of life as heroic efforts to think about literally anything else.
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On a regular basis, we bring in those who've done heroic work in law enforcement and have survived.
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"Helping Children Succeed" employs the standard heroic narrative of progress in the sciences — social, cognitive, neuro- and more.
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I have always hated every shade of the heroic, but that doesn't mean I've never had that look.
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Contrary to "alternative facts" being spread throughout Congress, our federal workforce accomplishes heroic feats on a daily basis.
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Nigerians have taken to social media to hail Blankson's heroic efforts and make sure he is not forgotten.
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That characterization fits Noah's view of himself, perhaps: ultimately heroic, devoted to experience and high ideals of love.
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You watch Kryten struggle to break his programming, every tiny act of rebellion made heroic by its difficulty.
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For Birch and his collaborators, the harrowing process of creation has been as heroic as the results themselves.
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Sure, some have branded Schumer and Dunham "heroic," however, neither has been spared from the criticism facing Kardashian.
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Being named after Cervantes's famed character, "Quixote" also accentuates the heroic theme that continually runs throughout Baillie's work.
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In its telling, Europe was liberated by squads of melodramatic, heroic archetypes on a high-stakes achievement hunt.
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It is jangle pop as odyssey, an almost heroic feat of faith in the face of commercial ignorance.
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Many Sullivan buildings are around today only because of heroic efforts, beginning in the 1970s, to preserve them.
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But it is Heimdall (played by Idris Elba) who showed himself to be the most steadfast and heroic.
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Gfrörer's own contribution, "Heroic Devices," illustrates a series of entries from a French guidebook to heraldry from 1557.
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Sat at a piano while heroic photos of the former-KGB agent moved across a screen behind him.
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His service to his country has been recognized with more than 100 awards for public and heroic service.
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"We wanted to write a journalistic book, not a book about heroic stories," Schoonhoven said to Business Insider.
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Here, a woman's right to self-determination has become the stuff of a new and radical heroic journey.
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Stepping down would be a heroic act by a politician who had an immense impact on American politics.
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FunPlus Phoenix are competing in their first CS:GO event since acquiring the roster of the former Heroic team.
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Fantastic characters, including giant babies, blue angels and heroic rats, come to life in a series of vignettes.
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Mr. Ball, who had performed Albrecht only once before, did heroic duty in stepping into Mr. Hallberg's shoes.
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The program has done a heroic job of reducing poverty and improving the lives of millions of people.
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He gave the creature the broad shoulders and small waist of a swimmer, and a heroic cleft chin.
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Art is a heroic expression of will even as it also stands as poor compensation for human frailty.
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The heroic if doomed uprising in October 1944 of the Sonderkommandos, prisoners pressed into duty handling the corpses.
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He was (and is) seen as an heroic figure whose stature only increased by fighting to the end.
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There's something heroic in the maverick poet who shirks conventional aesthetics to make a temple of the mind.
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And in "Asia One," Ms. Cao invests this empty factory with this romantic, heroic, Cultural Revolution-style rhetoric.
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Romeo — a taxing role — appears extensively throughout all three acts, with both heroic partnering and expansive dance virtuosity.
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"I believe that Laura Loomer last night is the most heroic woman of the year," Mr. MacDonald said.
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"Sometimes you look heroic and you save the animal's life and the little girl is happy," he said.
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Those drawings, lining the wall by his desk, include wild animals, terrifying creatures and heroic figures fighting adversaries.
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Presidents now parade tragic or heroic cases in the gallery while both sides conduct ritualistic cheers or jeers.
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The PAWS Act would help correct this by providing resources to these heroic, yet often cash-strapped, organizations.
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A rise that large would drown most of the world's coastal cities without heroic efforts to fortify them.
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Sure, Trump also thrives on the adulation of his followers and memes depicting him as heroic and strong.
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This is a heroic lift you can see in several ballets — but the resemblance stops beneath the waist.
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Trilobites At least one of the more than 12,000 species of ants is selfless and heroic in battle.
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History is pretty clear: Heroic entrepreneurs of one decade often turn into the insider capitalists of the next.
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Candidates are never as heroic as portrayed by their staffs or as unswerving as suggested by their slogans.
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Basquiat can readily be deemed heroic from either angle, but he presents no convenient opportunity for tendentious interpretation.
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Castro's speeches were full of talk about Cubans' resistance and dignity, but real life was often less heroic.
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"His selfless and heroic actions have led to the survival of dozens in the area," the petition reads.
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And will we ever get to see Dick graduate from Batman's sidekick to his heroic solo persona, Nightwing?
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"His selfless and heroic actions have led to the survival of dozens in the area," the petition says.
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Dana is heroic in a sexy and slightly troubled way, but trophy wife Willa is a trickier character.
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Mr. Scott's take on the character may be the most palpably neurotic, and least overtly heroic, I've seen.
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"Was he justified?" is the obvious and, in terms of traditional heroic codes of honor, the radical question.
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"The threat is stopped based on the heroic actions of the two parishioners in the church," Bevering said.
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Especially at Nobel Prize time, we applaud a few heroic Einsteins for their moments of inspiration and discovery.
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We remember the liberation as heroic and say little to nothing about the dead left in its wake.
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And in the end, the count's charm — overpowering as it is — comes to seem brave and even heroic.
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But their heroic insubordination allows everyone else to escape to the annex, which then itself falls under siege.
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He avoids dramatizing the lives of peasants and manual laborers, or giving heroic stature to his bedraggled subjects.
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Consequently, neorealist photographs were produced as operatic retellings of the immediate past — dramatic, heroic, hubristic, and sometimes even farcical.
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The men gaze directly at the camera, which is positioned just below their chins to create a heroic image.
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To exhume past and present heroic influences could become repetitive in its reverence, but she's not schematic about it.
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So this Father's Day let's acknowledge that being a heroic man, a gentleman, is a deep and good thing.
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And on behalf of the moms of the world, I would like to thank you for your heroic efforts.
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Tickets will be free to make sure everyone who wants to see Chadwick Boseman's heroic turn can do so.
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Black history represents how everyday and heroic experiences, achievements, successes and failures of African-Americans shape our country's story.
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Tolton, who died in 1897 in Chicago, had lived a life of "heroic virtue," the Vatican announced this week.
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From magical comebacks to messages of solidarity and support, here are her most heroic tweets from the past year... .
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And virtually everyone can feel a little (or a lot) heroic getting through the day without dropping the ball.
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We stand to pay tribute to the incredible Americans who came before us and the heroic sacrifices they made.
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While working as a CIA agent, her tendency to buck the system and go rogue made her seem heroic.
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"Fallen Kingdom" easily led the weekend as the lone wide release, though "Incredibles 2" enjoyed a heroic second weekend.
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Along with a group of clergy, I met with migrant families and heroic people providing humanitarian aid to them.
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Given Saitama's mild appearance and lack of self-righteousness, he's routinely underestimated, his heroic deeds usually underplayed or misinterpreted.
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The imagery of Mr Castro—particularly his beard and green fatigues—has long stood for heroic rebellion for many.
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I thought about abandoning the project once I found out it wasn't a heroic story but a horror story.
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These were not the heroic, terrifying jihadist killers Al-Shabaab has depicted in its various propaganda videos and pictures.
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Poroshenko was running for reëlection on a platform anchored in Ukrainian nationalism and an attachment to a heroic past.
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In 2010, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. described him as "Kosovo's George Washington," the nation's heroic founding father.
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Given that back then India's literacy rate hovered around 12 percent, this was a heroic bet on mass democracy.
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This show, and the books, have always delighted in subverting those heroic stories in the most upsetting way possible.
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Google, putting aside all its moonshots and heroic mission statements, is a "starting point" powered by a shopping engine.
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There's no splitting the difference here by recognizing Ford's bravery and then casting Kavanaugh in the same heroic light.
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They've become a symbol of the resistance for many people, and the works place them in this heroic context.
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On Facebook there were tales of heroic attempts to get the overseas vote back to Malaysia literally by hand.
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It suggests that Maharashtra's finest think they can appear heroic by labelling elderly sandal-wearing intellectuals as dangerous assassins.
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The actor recently joked to PEOPLE that it was "heroic" that his wife had stayed with him so long.
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Authorities referred to a prompt and heroic response but didn&apost confirm accounts of the teacher tackling the student.
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Played by Mr Chaplin with anti-heroic verve, Bernard is the archetype of the self-aggrandising entertainment industry ogre.
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Pastor Dave's released hold on the church building is left to stand as a heroic act, without further interrogation.
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Suicide Squad, like Guardians, was a superhero team-up movie with an ensemble cast of less-than-heroic characters.
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" Let us take a moment to appreciate Harington's intense and heroic performance in episode nine, "Battle of the Bastards.
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We stand to pay tribute to the incredible Americans who came before us, and the heroic sacrifices they made.
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"It was a senseless act, a cowardly act, but Officer Michael was heroic to the end," Lowe told reporters.
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But beyond heroic efforts to stymie the end of some species lies major population losses — the precursors to extinction.
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The first name on this roll call of heroic doomsayers should be the Russian and American journalist Masha Gessen.
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A heroic feat to bring the wondrous complexities of the universe to all outside of specialists in this field.
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That he's actually able to pull it off—on a bass sax no less—is nothing short of heroic.
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The heroic Americans who lost their lives yesterday did so defending our freedom and fighting violent extremism in Niger.
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" As for how Julie's husband reacted to his wife's heroic efforts, Sandy says, "He was really proud of her.
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His heroic intervention in combination with his elite university connections make him an ideal candidate for student body president.
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At the same time, there is something oddball and comical about them, which challenges commonplaces views of the heroic.
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With that, they join the ranks of other animal fugitives who, despite heroic efforts, couldn't stay loose for long.
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