Indeed, the researchers aren't too shy about the prospects on offer thanks to the new find.
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So the next time you cathartically shout out the "f" word, be sure to offer thanks to your pioneering farming ancestors. [Science]
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As for performance, the EQC SUV does have about 402 horsepower on offer thanks to two electric motors, which provide all-wheel drive.
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However, BoJack Horseman is also one of the funniest shows that streaming has to offer, thanks to its irreverent humor and all-too-accurate parodies of life in Hollywoo.
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"I actually feel more pressure than ever," said Herbert as he looked forward to playing on the biggest arenas Wimbledon has to offer thanks to his association with Murray.
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The Celtics are widely regarded as the team that could make the Pelicans the best offer, thanks to their treasure trove of young players, role players, and future draft picks.
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I seem to have been born with a constant ache for the sacred, a deep-rooted need to offer thanks, to ask for help, to sing out in fathomless praise to something.
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It takes a village to make a crossword, so I must offer thanks to Will and the behind-the-scenes crew who spruced up many of the clues (especially those for the theme entries!).
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Uber's goal overall was not to fully replace navigation apps if drivers prefer to still use other providers' software, but to ensure that if they do remain within the app, they're well-served with what's on offer, thanks to features including different interface options designed to be extra easy on the eyes over many hours of nighttime driving.
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After the successful completion of his campaigns, Abdullah ibn Aamir donned the Ahram in Nishapur, and made a pilgrimage to Mecca to perform the Hajj and offer thanks to God. After performing the Hajj, Abdullah b 'Aamir proceeded to Madinah to see Uthman. Before Abdullah ibn Aamir reached Medina, Uthman had been martyred. That was a great shock for Abdullah ibn Aamir.
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Lexington, Kentucky: University Press of Kentucky, 1992. On November 27, a general citizen's meeting was called at the Greenlaw Opera House to offer thanks to those who had stayed behind to serve, of whom many died. Over the next year property tax revenues collapsed, and the city could not make payments on its municipal debts. As a result, Memphis temporarily lost its city charter and was reclassified by the state legislature as a Taxing District from 1878 to 1893.
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The second day, Surya Pongal is the main day which falls on the first day of the tenth Tamil month of Thai (14 January or 15 January in the western calendar). On the third day, Maattu Pongal is meant to offer thanks to the cattle, as they provide milk and are used to plough the lands. Jallikattu, a bull-taming contest, marks the main event of this day. Alanganallur is famous for its Jallikattu contest usually held on the third day of Pongal.
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The ninth day of the New Year is a day for Chinese to offer prayers to the Jade Emperor of Heaven in the Daoist Pantheon. The ninth day is traditionally the birthday of the Jade Emperor. This day, called Ti Kong Dan (), Ti Kong Si () or Pai Ti Kong (), is especially important to Hokkiens, even more important than the first day of the Chinese New Year. Come midnight of the eighth day of the new year, Hokkiens will offer thanks to the Emperor of Heaven.
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He suggests the weakness of human beings and the need for them to offer thanks to Allah who does not need their thanks. Some parts end with "peace be upon the prophet". In one part of the prayer, Husayn ibn Ali asks Allah to show him how to come closer to him and to aid in establishing a good relationship with Allah. He describes his neediness and asks Allah to help him to be patient in the face of adversity in the world and the hereafter.
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Nietzsche accounts for the genesis of the concept "god" by considering what happens when a tribe becomes ever more powerful. In a tribe, the current generation pays homage to its ancestors, offering sacrifices as a demonstration of gratitude. As the power of the tribe grows, the need to offer thanks to the ancestors does not decline, but rather increases; as it has ever more reason to pay homage to the ancestors and to fear them. At the maximum of fear, the ancestor is "necessarily transfigured into a god" (§19).
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After three years of building their fan base and positive reputation with guest spots and compilation records, Zion & Lennox released their first full-length record, Motivando a la Yal. The record featured the work of renowned producers Luny Tunes, Noriega, Nely "El Arma Secreta", and Eliel, some of the most visible the style had to offer. Thanks to the record's success as it hit the charts with force, Zion & Lennox toured all over the Americas, performing before large and appreciative audiences. Soon industry demand and personal pressure caused Zion & Lennox to go in different directions.
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Udhauli (उधौली) is festival of the Kirat communities of Sunuwar, Rai, Limbu and Yakkha of Nepal India and around the world by Kirati People celebrated every year marking the migration phase downwards towards the low-altitude regions when the winter season arrives. The migration from the low-altitude areas upwards to hilly areas is called Ubhauli (upwards), which is also an annual festival of these communities. On the Udhauli festival day, the Kirat people offer thanks to mother nature for providing a good harvest. Udhauli celebration by Kirat people Udhauli festival is celebrated by all Kirat people.
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In the first issue of YIPL, writers included a "shout-out" to all of the phreakers who provided technological information for the newsletter: "We at YIPL would like to offer thanks to all you phreaks out there." In the last issue, YIPL stated: > YIPL believes that education alone cannot affect the System, but education > can be an invaluable tool for those willing to use it. Specifically, YIPL > will show you why something must be done immediately in regard, of course, > to the improper control of the communication in this country by none other > than bell telephone company. In 1973, Al Bell would move YIPL over and start TAP (Technological American Party).
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Seeing this as an opportunity, John Goodcountry proposes that the village offer thanks to the Christian God instead and they may harvest what remains of their crops with "immunity". Many of the villagers have already lost their faith in Ezeulu. One of Ezeulu's sons, Obika, dies during a traditional ceremony, and the villagers interpret this as a sign that Ulu has taken sides with them against his priest. For this apparent judgement against Ezeulu and the promised immunity by the Christian God, at the Christian Harvest, taking place a few days after Obika's death, many men embrace Christianity by sending their son there with yams.
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Zebul is jubilant that Jephtha has won liberty for his people (Air:Freedom now once more possessing) but Jephtha insists that the glory is the Lord's (Air:His mighty arm, with sudden blow).The Israelites offer thanks to God (Chorus: In glory high, in might serene). Iphis leads a procession of young girls singing and dancing to welcome her father's return (Air:Welcome as the cheerful light and Chorus of Virgins: Welcome thou) but Jephtha is horrified that his daughter is the first living thing he has seen on his return and orders her to leave him. His vow requires him to sacrifice his only child, but he would prefer to die himself (Air:Open thy marble jaws, O tomb).
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An example of humility from classical history is the Emperor Trajan, who, according to a medieval legend, once stopped his journey to render justice to a poor widow (Canto X). Also associated with humility is an expanded version of the Lord's Prayer: > Our Father, You who dwell within the heavens > but are not circumscribed by them out of > Your greater love for Your first works above, > > Praised be Your name and Your omnipotence, > by every creature, just as it is seemly > to offer thanks to Your sweet effluence. > > Your kingdom's peace come unto us, for if > it does not come, then though we summon all > our force, we cannot reach it of our selves. > > Just as Your angels, as they sing Hosanna, > offer their wills to You as sacrifice, > so may men offer up their wills to You. > > Give unto us this day the daily manna > without which he who labors most to move > ahead through this harsh wilderness falls back.
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