She just has this natural ability to connect with people.
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But doing that was about more than just natural ability.
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But he soon realised that he lacked the natural ability.
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"I had very little natural ability starting out," he admits.
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And he does have a natural ability on the stump.
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" These actors, he added, have "the natural ability to always be truthful.
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And kind of just figured out where my natural ability lay with rapping.
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In fact, Iaquinta told us Morgan possessed some natural ability as a fighter.
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I think Alan has a natural ability for it anyway, and it showed.
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He felt she had a natural ability and encouraged her to continue training.
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"I call him Picasso because he has so much natural ability," Wolf said.
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"There was a natural ability to respect and like each other," Bush says.
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It is very regulating, and promotes the body's natural ability to heal itself.
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Bacteria have a natural ability to home in on tumors, making them excellent cargo ships.
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Sampha has a natural ability to create these connections, between sound and place, tone and feeling.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "According to a new study, pandas have a natural ability to neutralize cyanide poison.
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" Trump asked Wolff, noting of his previous time on television, "You have to have a natural ability.
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He writes an occasional column for Motherboard in which he ruminates on the future beyond natural ability.
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So I found my comfort zone in music and singing, and it's just my most natural ability.
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At the heart of Mr Ericsson's thesis is that there is no such thing as natural ability.
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Certain of his own superiority, Trump believes in natural ability and values it above experience and character.
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This natural ability along with an extremely strong work ethic lead to academic success at all levels.
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No matter what natural ability I brought to the court, I was coming to the sport late.
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Sam: Yeah, they have the natural ability, just through education, they... they've worked hard to be great students.
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Mitchell had a natural ability to rally other Marines and could keep a cool head, qualities Grapes prized.
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They can help promote the brain's natural ability to induce pleasure, which is "better than dope," he said.
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He had so much natural ability that the brothers did everything in their power not to tax the colt.
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"Obviously when you have natural ability and you mix that with coaching, that gives you an advantage," Joel says.
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Their natural ability to connect with people, especially veterans and children, have been on display throughout their first royal tour.
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"Donald told me he believes far more in natural ability, genetic ability, than in anything someone can learn," D'Antonio says.
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"Right now it appears dogs have a better natural ability to screen for cancer than our most advanced technology," Quinn said.
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Jones' natural ability and the freedom that his wrestling chops gave him on the feet were evident from the opening bell.
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And he just has a natural ability to elevate and throw it right in that spot where guys swing the bat.
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Buttigieg's combination of low expectations in this race and natural ability make him the likeliest breakout star of the weekend. 4.
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For monkeys, this isn't a natural ability, and it's not totally clear from this experiment that monkeys are truly grasping the concept.
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But she basically, in that way, to have a natural ability not fulfilled, I think Annie felt that there were regrets there.
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He knows what he's talking about, as the hearings have shown, and has a comic's natural ability to notice and exploit weaknesses.
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"She just seemed like a real kid, with a natural ability to convey these complex emotions," the showrunners wrote in their email.
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At 2, 3 and 4, did they really look for signs to see who has a greater natural ability to finger-paint?
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And, even though teachers – like parents – tend to assume that boys have greater "natural ability," in reality girls do better in school.
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But therefore, as a result, kids of great natural ability, who would normally go on to become whatever had no such opportunities.
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" Hawking deserves the title, if we're judging by the Oxford Dictionary: A genius possesses "exceptional intellectual or creative power or other natural ability.
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Plus, we're said to have some pretty awesome personality traits, like a consciousness for fashion (yes!) and a natural ability to make relationships work.
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Michael Phelps has an unusually large wingspan, the natural ability to hyperextend his joints, he produces less than half the normal lactic acid, etc.
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She and her partner performed a Cha Cha to "Woman" by Kesha that was smooth and showed off her natural ability in the ballroom.
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The idea of meritocracy tells elites that they deserve their superior position because they work harder and have greater natural ability than ordinary people.
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Camila's role in carrying out the revolution started off as part of the propaganda team, based on her natural ability for photography and design.
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North Sense is what they call an "artificial sense" that vibrates each time you're facing magnetic north, which humans have no natural ability to sense.
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For the most part, animals have impeccable hearing, but this natural ability has the potential to work against our furry friends when they're home alone.
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Witch hazel, with its natural ability to purify the skin and tighten pores, is probably a household name for anyone who has dealt with acne.
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If diatom numbers fall, so might the ocean's natural ability to gulp carbon dioxide, a potent and long-lived greenhouse gas, out of the air.
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He has no natural ability to leap a tall building in a single bound, and so must rely on intelligence, ingenuity and a limitless fortune.
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You wrote a lot about the idea of mutuality in your book, that older and younger people have a natural ability to help each other.
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Unfortunately, thinking you're not very good at something can be a quick path to disliking and avoiding it, even if you do have natural ability.
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There are an inordinately high number of genuine contenders in the field, mostly because none of the horses towers over his cohort in natural ability.
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To manually clean the ear, which isn't always necessary because of the body's natural ability to do so, professionals suggest using an ear lavage or syringe.
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Recent research shows that the herb even has adaptogenic properties, meaning it actually helps strengthen the body's natural ability to resist stress — and who doesn't need that?
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Beatboxing YouTuber Tom Thum was curious if his natural ability to create complex and unique sounds might have something to do with some sort of physical abnormality.
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When asked about his heroes in an interview with The Times of London, the president-elect talked about his father, before emphasizing the importance of natural ability.
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And for a governor who so relished the spotlight, with a natural ability to captivate and control it, it was a perfect storm of a final term.
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Despite crackling with natural ability, even Kyrgios at his best would have struggled against world number two and former champion Murray, who on Monday was firing on all cylinders.
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The 61-year-old former Greece coach said he believed from the start that Portugal could win the competition, even while recognizing that other teams had more natural ability.
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When Donald Trump Jr. is not attacking his father's political opponents in the book, he speaks at length about his foray into politics and natural ability as a campaigner.
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Mahoney wrote that Casey's natural ability on camera has given "affability and eloquence" to her husband, telling stories about him and making him appear more relatable to the public.
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" — SETH MEYERS "By the way, I'm not sure Trump has a natural ability for science, especially considering that he thinks scientific knowledge can be passed down through his uncle.
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In England, sometimes with more coaching, you miss that natural ability and flair, and even if it's not coached out of you exactly you're sometimes thinking about other things.
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Antibiotic resistance and the emergence of so-called super bugs, caused by widespread overuse of antibiotics and the natural ability of bacteria to evolve, are seen as global health threats.
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And it's her natural ability to write so acutely about the sweet and, hell, sometimes salty slices of life that make this song, and her music in general, so special.
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While Dr. Fugazza suggests that all dogs have the ability to think in categories, only a select few, either because of training, or natural ability, actually know words for categories.
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Zidane's natural ability has always had a hypnotic attraction, right from the day he was spotted playing on the back streets of Marseille among other French-born children of Algerian descent.
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Hager, once known as Jack Swagger, says having a natural ability on the mic and making the crowd feel something is one of the toughest skills to learn in professional wrestling.
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You know what's liable to happen, and combined with Vincent D'Onofrio's natural ability to look creepy, it's a scare from a pair of gunshots that lingers well after the movie ends.
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By reinforcing the skin's natural ability to generate new cells and prevent moisture loss, the proprietary complex of vitamins, antioxidants, and peptides used throughout this line works to combat that shift.
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I had reached the limit of my natural ability, and getting better without daily training was out of the question, so I just accepted that I wasn't going to get better.
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Lee "Chappy" Chapman, a postie who has been blessed with the natural ability to look a bit like Jamie Vardy, has now been cruelly scorned by the very man he resembles.
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For three rounds and change, Poirier got the better of fellow top five flyweight, Justin Gaethje, outmaneuvering the ferocious low kicker and proving that he is not ranked on natural ability alone.
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They aren't the pinnacle of striking method, they aren't primitive brawling, they are the meeting point of natural ability and fighting science and they are most certainly a staple of the martial arts.
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"He has the natural ability, he had it before, and I have to believe that he still does," said Mr. Orzulak, who explained that he became a speechwriter because of the 1984 address.
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But the livestock also convert and degrade lands, radically reducing carbon sequestration — the natural ability of the biosphere to soak up atmospheric carbon — creating an even greater climate problem than methane emissions themselves.
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That's because any equipment like a helmet interferes with our brain's natural ability to rapidly calculate a host of minor reflections and frequencies to determine the direction and approximate distance of important sounds.
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When watching the very same play, but under the impression that it came from the favored team instead, people saw the tough defense as more of a reflection of natural ability, not effort.
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Satya has a natural ability to work well with lots of people, to tell people they're wrong in a nice way and to let feedback come through to him more than I did.
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While he has always been resistant to the idea of claiming the Iron Throne, Snow does have the natural ability to lead with his heart, and that's the type of ruler Westeros needs most.
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It's here that he talks about endless curiosity, a passion for learning, a rigorous work ethic, an ability to connect and inspire, empathy, patience and a natural ability to believe in what others don't.
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"It really makes you feel superhuman that you're riding the bike and it amplifies your natural ability," said Jump's founder, Ryan Rzepecki, in an interview at the company's office at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
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While I may have some natural ability and put in my share of sweat and tears, the best pilot in the world cannot fly to the moon unless someone provides them with a rocket ship.
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Using comical personal anecdotes, Sincero will teach you what could be holding you back from building wealth, how to tap into your natural ability to earn money and the mentality you need to get rich.
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My mom and most of the women I knew joked about being terrible at math, too, and I assumed it was a girl thing—that females had a natural ability with words and not numbers.
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I would be surprised if this wasn't possible within a generation, and it will be incredibly difficult for the anti-doping authorities to distinguish between a 'natural' ability and one that has been scientifically manufactured.
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There's natural ability that they overwhelm guys [with], just like Denver [did] over New England.... Most people are going to the passing game and you've got to put pressure on the passer with four rushers.
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Those days of constant traveling to and from the match-ups interspersed with grassroots training in the village allowed his natural ability to shine and soon it was time to move on to the next level.
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She considers herself a cyborg anthropologist, and her dissertation was about the smartphone — because the textbook definition of cyborg is that you have some type of machinery connected to your body that extends your natural ability.
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Again, this is simple enough for us, but computers have no natural ability to do it; their sense of sight, if we can call it that, is extremely rudimentary and literal, and of course machines lack imagination.
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"We can address the fact that there are thousands of kids here who have all the natural ability and biologically vested intelligence to do spectacularly in life, but whose opportunities to do so are restricted," he said.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (Reuters) - Pyeongchang's relatively benign downhill and super-G courses will favour skiers with natural ability and punish those trying to make up time with risky maneuvers, former Olympic champion Bode Miller told Reuters this week.
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She said she was captivated by her natural ability: "She used to put down her comic book and be able to burst into tears across the garden and then go back to her comic book," Ms. Birkin said.
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" Courtney Crone, a 17-year-old American who won a championship in the Formula Car Challenge Series this year, said: "To be a success in racing you need natural ability, but you also need the opportunity to learn.
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"I feel like I have kind of a natural ability to talk to people, to engage people, to make them feel confident that I can help them ... like I know what I'm talking about, what I'm doing," says Feldman.
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There is no one formula, but the ingredients are the same: natural ability, hard work, physical and mental health, the right confluence of having been seen by the right people at the right time, and then supported by those people.
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He also turns the ball over way too much, does not have much natural ability as a defender and, at 6 feet 5 inches tall, may not be big enough to create his own shots without rapidly expanding his tool kit.
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"A high sodium intake can damage the natural ability of blood vessels to dilate and increase blood flow to tissues," said Dr. Frank Sacks, professor of cardiovascular disease prevention in the Department of Nutrition at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
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In a "fireside chat" with Paltrow, a medical intuitive (someone who claims to have a "natural ability to sense what's wrong directed toward your health") named Caroline Myss told us that our "fear of being raped" really comes from our second chakra — which, no.
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While working as a salesman at a high-end gym across from the Warriors' practice facility—"I always had a natural ability to communicate well," he says—Betchart became friendly with Foyle, who was at that time completing his master's degree in sports psychology.
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Who is he: Mathieu Debuchy is a Saint-Etienne right back who has had an incredible start to the current season, after underwhelming at Arsenal FC. Why is he here: Debuchy has shown a natural ability to interrupt oppostion attacks in Ligue 1 this season.
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The three-year effort, involving the input of 2410 scientists and 22 federal agencies, underscores that the carbon emitted from U.S. fossil fuel burning is fast outpacing the planet's natural ability store away this heat-trapping gas, leaving it to accumulate in the atmosphere.
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I even turned to pro wrestling for a while because its over-the-top feuds, betrayals, and alliances are a surprisingly effective way to navigate the darker sides of human interaction and subterfuge when you don't have any natural ability to intuit people's intentions.
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As Zelensky himself said, according to the released transcript of the call, these toolsets and advantages like name recognition, outsider status, large following of supporters, and natural ability to attract and shape media attention often make celebrity politicians difficult to beat on the campaign trail.
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"My entire career has been dedicated to studying and developing treatments utilizing the body's own natural ability to heal, and I am devoted to helping others achieve optimal health through therapeutic procedures," said Kristin Comella of the US Stem Cell Clinic in a statement posted on Facebook.
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People of any political stripe ought to be able to agree on the basic premise that races should be decided on the basis of the individual horse's natural ability and state of health, and not on the artifice of a drug that masks pain or boosts performance.
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Finishing Aldo twice in a calendar year is impressive, but it was only last year that we awarded Holloway the Slacky for Technical Turn-Around—remarking that he was finally getting away from the recklessness and reliance on natural ability that had hindered his early UFC career.
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The realistic videos by the design agency Canny, which were meant to spread awareness of the phenomenon and featured public figures like Kim Kardashian and Mark Zuckerberg, and the malicious yet short-lived computer program DeepNude, are examples of implementation that can slip beyond our natural ability to detect fakes.
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Brotherton chalks it up to biases "built into our brains," like the intentionality bias (tendency to ascribe motives where there are none) and our natural ability to detect patterns, a talent that doesn't always lead us in the right direction and can cause us to turn coincidences into something sinister.
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We don't give people who don't have a lot of natural ability very many chances to develop any kind of good relationship with their physical selves; we make them play kickball and tell them to "eat a balanced diet" and "love themselves" and then shove them into the real world.
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When someone criticizes these photos as not reflective of a "workout," I have to simply laugh, because it is as if all the work and dedication to being one of the best in history, set aside natural ability, is dismissed because she did not fit what someone wants to see.
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A research team, led by Tian Xue from the University of Science and Technology of China and Gang Han from the University of Massachusetts Medical School, modified the vision of mice such that they were able to see near-infrared light (NIR), in addition to retaining their natural ability to see normal light.
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Since then it's become my savior… it does all the things celebs run to their dermatologists for and spend tons of money on — dramatic wrinkle reduction, tightening and radiant color — except that it also supercharges skin's natural ability to absorb all those helpful vitamins and minerals in our lotions and serums by three times.
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To prove her natural ability to cheer up just about anyone, Clarke spends the first 15 minutes of the movie wearing a rictus grin so chipper that as she nannies her way into the life of Claflin's angry quadriplegic, one wonders if she's secretly plotting revenge on Emily Blunt for landing her dream role of Mary Poppins.
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Trump may have joined Republicans in their flamethrower criticism of the Obama presidency, but his focus was rarely on policy, or what some considered tyrannical expansions of executive power; he saw Obama as weak and ineffectual, tweeting that it was "almost like the United States has no president" and telling a biographer that the "natural ability" for success was missing from Obama's DNA.
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