Don't let past or current trauma define who you are.
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Don&apost let past or current trauma define who you are.
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But we cannot let past partisan red lines get in the way.
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But about 15 minutes later, the police stepped aside, and the crowd was let past.
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He said the team will let past failures guide the franchise's search with a strong determination to get it right this time.
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We can't let past failures prevent us from standing up for what is right, challenging the status quo or establishing bargaining chips to use to negotiate better deals.
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This is why there's so much revenge porn against Cassie floating around East Highland — she really thought she had to let past boyfriends film their most intimate acts to prove her dedication.
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The allegations date back to 2014, a sign that officials are not willing to let past attacks slide as they attempt to guard against foreign efforts to influence the November midterm elections.
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The allegations date back to 28500, a sign that officials are not willing to let past attacks slide as they attempt to guard against foreign efforts to influence the November midterm elections.
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Samsung made it clear from its first major press conference post-Note 7 disaster that, while it was committing to future safety, the company wasn't going to let past mistakes get in the way of moving forward.
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I'm not suggesting that everyone can or should complete a half-marathon, but what I learned is that you shouldn't let past injuries or a crazy schedule get in the way if it is something you have dreamed about.
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Jon and Tormund return to Castle Black with the survivors from Hardhome. After a standoff, Thorne opens the gate to let them pass. Jon believes that his mission was a failure, though Sam points out that he still saved thousands of wildlings that would have been killed by the White Walkers. Jon is also aware that many of his Night's Watch brothers are unhappy with wildlings being let past the Wall, and Thorne warns him that his compassion will get them all killed.
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The similarity heuristic is very easy to observe in the world of business, both from a marketing standpoint and from the position of the consumer. People tend to let past experience shape their world view; thus, if something presents itself as similar to a good experience had in the past, it is likely that the individual will partake in the current experience. The reverse holds true for situations that have proven unfavorable. A very basic example of this concept is a person deciding to get a meal at a particular restaurant because it reminds them of a similar establishment.
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Later that night she hikes up the mountains near the mining quarry and goes swimming to clear her head. She runs into Jason, who gave Billy a ride up to the quarry earlier that evening, and is subsequently present when Billy blows up the cliffside revealing the Power Coins. When the team is unable to morph, Kimberly confides in Jason that she believes she is the cause, as she cannot bring herself to tell her personal story to the team. He consoles her and tells her to be the person she wants to be and to not let past mistakes define her.
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