Well, he -- if he acted more compassionately, Neil, I will give him the credit.
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Conversely, might conservative Evangelicals become more compassionately tolerant of the diversity of the human condition?
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Having a child pushes Scarlett to reconsider her own childhood, and to see her often harsh mother more compassionately.
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"From an architectural perspective, they will approach the problem much more compassionately than somebody who looks at it as a technological problem," he said.
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Although they have urged the American authorities to deal much more compassionately with the people knocking at their door, Catholic representatives have also been critical of the organisers of the caravan which has surged northwards from Honduras and camped out in Tijuana.
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So, saying, "Hey, maybe you want to fact-check that," or, "Hey, I found this article that seems to be false information," just kind of presenting it more compassionately than like, "You're a fucking idiot," just doing it a little more graciously within the communities is an option. Right.
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And if the sense of impermanence gets to us on occasion — which it will as we age, as we see ourselves ever more clearly, more soberly, more compassionately aware of all that we still do not do well — then we Vancouverites can take a moment to raise our eyes out of the city to those towering highlands, to the crisp lattice of snow.
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Of note are the actions of Imre Revicky, a colonel in the Hungarian army, who tried to deal more compassionately with the Jews. Despite Revicky's job overseeing Jewish labor; he punished his subordinates for beating the workers, risking his own life repeatedly and saving the lives of hundreds of Jews in this way. He is a righteous among nations at Yad Vashem. Following the beginning of Germany's occupation of Hungary, on March 19, 1944, the Jews of Gherla were subjected to the Nazi's Final Solution program. Marked with yellow stars and expropriated, the Jews were forced into the local brickyard ghetto on May 3, 1944. On the same night, the Jews who lived in villages in the Gherla and Chiochis districts were also taken to this ghetto where 1600 Jews were crammed. The ghettoization was carried out under the immediate command of Mayor Lajos Tamasi, Police Chief Erno Bereczki and Police Chief Inspector Andor Ivanyi. On April 26, all of them had taken part in a secret conference chaired by Laszlo Endre, Hungary's State Secretary in the Ministry of the Interior. On May 18, 1944, the population of the ghetto of Gherla was loaded onto cattle car trains and transferred to the ghetto of Cluj.
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