And so culture ends up mattering to a huge degree.
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How far does my rapist have to drag me before I stop mattering to my school?
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But all this cosplay, clever as it is, doesn't help solve any of the hard problems preventing cryptocurrencies from mattering to most.
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They also admit that there could be an upper limit where age starts mattering to mole-rats, but if there is, we haven't seen the number yet.
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It evokes a cozy, friendly, simple place in which people live in easy harmony and cooperation, each with a role to play, each mattering to the whole.
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Not only does this appear to be false — according to the Daily Beast, Russia is already working to help Republicans — but in fact, they're getting involved in a smartly targeted race, one tight enough that it could end up mattering to the outcome.
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A new work by her, "She/He Has No Picture" (2019), amplifies the dafatir aesthetic to generate a wall-filling array of portraits, drawn on scorched canvas, that are derived from photographs of some of the more than four hundred civilians who, in 1991, were killed in an air-raid shelter by a U.S. "bunker-buster" bomb—whether on purpose or in error remains a matter for debate, while not mattering to them.
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Sharing it with someone means you can ask that person to do weird stuff for you that you can't really ask anyone else to do, like look deep into your nose, or split the rent on a studio apartment that should legally only house one small adult, or spend the rest of your lives together, until you both start to lose control of your bodily functions, without that mattering to either of you even one tiny bit.
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Boku Girl was well received by critics. Honey's Anime liked the series, calling it amusing and saying that its "spicy" scenarios made it "almost impossible to get bored" with it. They described it as similar in rhythm and plot development to Akane Ogura's Kanojo ni Naru Hi (2013) and Kanojo ni Naru Hi: Another (2013), recommending fans of either to try the other. They similarly compared it to Tetsuya Hayashi's Mida Love (2016), calling both enjoyable stories about gender not mattering to love.
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Because of this, emotions and relationships play a huge role in the ape's life. Its reactions and responses to one another are rooted and grounded in a sense of belongingness, which is derived from its dependence on the ape's mother and family. Belongingness is defined as "mattering to someone who matters to you ... getting positive feelings from our relationships." This sense and desire for belongingness, which started in apes, only grew as the hominid (a human ancestor) diverged from the lineage of the ape, which occurred roughly six to seven million years ago.
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