"It's so easy to focus on the journey," he explained.
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Thank you for joining me on the journey this week.
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The road on the journey to fulfillment is never straight.
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Clare: Peter was ahead on the journey when we met.
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Some had been raped on the journey to Bidi Bidi.
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He was looking for someone to join him on the journey.
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The brain changes tremendously on the journey from birth to adulthood.
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Follow us on the journey of her "meltdown" and find out.
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We were getting reflective on the journey we'd had so far.
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But either way you'll have an awesome time on the journey.
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Can you convince some friends to join you on the journey?
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On the journey, he started losing consciousness and started vomiting again.
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Thanks to everyone who has been on the journey with me.
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About six in 10 girls are raped on the journey north.
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An estimated 18,000 Vietnamese people a year set out on the journey.
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Every step on the journey they could see, 'Where is my parcel?
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"I'm focused on the journey, on survival on the road," said one.
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The dates they had brought to eat on the journey were taken.
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Originally, more than 1,100 people set out on the journey across Mexico.
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But it's the path that I'm on, the journey that I'm on.
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Organizers still estimated that over 243,22016 participants were continuing on the journey.
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However, it is a good first step on the journey to recovery.
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I've been on the journey to do it and I've learned so much.
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Lots of love to all the new mamas out there on the journey.
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A similar trauma started Derek on the journey that led to white supremacism.
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For Mr McCrum literature is a precious companion on the journey towards oblivion.
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We spent a lot of it on the journey: on food, on buses.
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Everyone on the journey needed to be prepared to live and breathe WeWork.
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That's not to say everyone who sets out on the journey makes it.
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After grappling with regret, doubt, and substance abuse, she reflects on the journey.
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NASA is currently centering time and resources on the Journey to Mars initiative.
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They are called Star Children because on the journey Xan feeds them starlight.
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Most of the characters not killed on the journey reassemble for the movie.
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"I'm focused on the journey, on survival on the road," Ms. Alvarado said.
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"I been across the water," she starts before taking him on the journey.
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You, however, have already taken the first step on the journey towards saving.
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Hundreds died on the journey, beaten and abused by guards, Mr. Yin wrote.
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More than 5,000 Cherokee died of starvation and exposure to cold on the journey.
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They're focused more on the journey, which enables so many great things to happen.
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On the journey, the boy wonders about the purpose of all the kindling wood.
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Sure, she's found a groove, but she's still on the journey right with me.
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They're kept firmly in place and are less likely to bruise on the journey.
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Yassine died on the journey, she says, leaving her stranded with their young son.
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Our fans have come with us on the journey and so have our sponsors.
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She lost her mother, her baby sister and younger brother on the journey over.
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On the journey through Mexico to the US border, she realized she wasn't alone.
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Many died on the journey, their bodies slung into one of the train-cars.
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We are breaking new ground together — thanks for being on the journey with us.
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Officials contend that existing legislation encourages parents to bring children along on the journey.
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Smith says he is just glad to be joining her on the journey—and Mrs.
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Unfortunately, the successful stowaway did not get to continue on the journey with its owner.
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Each are on the "journey" to find "love" with the intelligent and beautiful Rachel Lindsay.
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But while she was "nervous" to embark on the journey, her excitement overruled her fear.
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Traditional prepackaged meals will not provide enough vitamins and nutrients for astronauts on the journey.
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Many never made it, drowning or getting shot by Myanmar security forces on the journey.
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"The resort should be the first stop on the journey [toward an] exit," he said.
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So it served as the bell cow on the journey north from the Gulf Coast.
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"We're all here together, and we should help each other on the journey," he says.
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As I grow older, I often find myself reflecting on the journey of my life.
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These books tell new readers they have fully embarked on the journey to independent reading.
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They're using primitive tools because we're still early on the journey to creating better tools.
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More generally, it serves as an important advance on the journey to fully characterizing exoplanet atmospheres.
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Since then, they've been open about the challenges they've faced on the journey to becoming parents.
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After she fell asleep on the journey home, though, things took a turn for the strange.
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While Thompson says she was "nervous" to embark on the journey, her excitement overruled her fear.
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Those tears have been normal for Stamos ever since he embarked on the journey of fatherhood.
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And it's a big, burdened, and yet determined step forward on the journey for American democracy.
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But over the past 20 years, more than 15,000 of them have died on the journey.
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Yet even if you hate the show's series finale, it's well worth embarking on the journey.
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But most of the time I've plodded along, often stumbling, then catching myself, on the journey.
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In other words, her childbirth happened on the journey because her destination was out of reach.
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For those hoping to keep tabs on the journey, the 16-hour flight is available on FlightTracker.
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They were supposedly under police protection, although the assigned officers did not escort them on the journey.
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On the journey over, Mark first told me he didn't think he'd ever want to have children.
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On the journey, he knew, he would have to dress in pajamas and a kurta—brown rags.
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When Long was in physical pain on the journey, he found that maintaining the right attitude helped.
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By then there were enough of them for the next step on the journey to be taken.
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Reports of sexual and other forms of violence against women on the journey were common, he said.
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But as soon they embark on the journey, their ship encounters a bigger, darker, more ominous one.
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On the journey, we ran out of fuel and supplies, and our boat was adrift at sea.
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On the journey, they were kidnapped – common for Central American migrants – and held for a $215,28 ransom.
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Having spent all of her money on the journey to Greece, Rabia again worked as an escort.
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Then there was Wayne, who this year preceded his beloved Voice on the journey to the hereafter.
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"We hope Harriet enjoyed telling Rex the corgi about her adventures on the journey back to Australia."
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In 2016, more refugees than ever were killed on the journey across the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
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It took them more than a year to find out he had been killed on the journey.
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English Quakers gave them enough money to pay for their tickets and food on the journey to Germany.
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"You have to make the effort to include people and bring them along on the journey," he said.
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She's joined on the journey by camels Felix and Cyrus, voiced by Tracy Morgan and Tyler Perry, respectively.
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You must be nimble, resilient and patient enough to stay on the journey — no matter where it leads.
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You can follow along on the journey by adding us on Snapchat or checking out #CrunchWagon on Twitter.
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His parents dispatch him on the journey through Mexico to the U.S., warning him not to trust anyone.
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The distinction of "White Rabbit Red Rabbit" is that the performer moves right alongside us on the journey.
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"You don't fear for yourself, you fear for your family," Ochoa said of setting out on the journey.
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We could bring people along on the journey as we were discovering things at each of the flybys.
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Hafsat said she spoke to her daughter Sunday afternoon before she embarked on the journey with her uncle.
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We are so lucky to have our fearless director, Melanie Laurent, to guide us along on the journey.
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Violence which many experienced on the journey or in Greece was one factor aggravating mental distress, MSF said.
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Now I wonder: Why is it that we're lauded and celebrated when we've only just embarked on the journey?
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Here are some suggestions and recommendations as these companies embark on the journey to normalize automation on our roads.
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Embarking on the journey to a new career path can be both challenging and fun at the same time.
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For me it's been a long time and we did want people to be on the journey with us.
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But come with us on the journey and discover what the future of Hollywood looks like, through our eyes.
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While she was there, she gave us a preview of a song that she had written on the journey.
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And so, our mainstream literature of migration (Eugenides's Middlesex, the Homeric epics) has tended to focus on the journey.
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In fact, one of the reasons that parents travel with their children is to protect them on the journey.
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Hence Federico's instructions: "Read and erase" the names of the two towns we would pass through on the journey.
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So, with no real guidance, I set out on the journey of a lifetime with my band, the Suffers.
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Trolls, which focuses on the journey of the troll princess Poppy (Kendrick) and Branch (Timberlake), hits theaters November 4.
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On the journey to the unit, she became aggressive and began screaming, struggling, and threatening to hit her husband.
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AA provides the sense of "someone's on the journey with me" and adds a level of accountability, he added.
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When that plan faltered, it avoided assisting boatloads of would-be migrants, even as hundreds died on the journey.
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"The VCs didn't tell Larry [Page] or Sergey [Brin] anything…VCs are just lucky to be on the journey."
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They snatched the few things the migrants had brought: clothes, cold water, dates to sustain them on the journey.
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I'd embarked on the journey because, looking at the UK from Ireland, I'd noticed something about the coastal areas.
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On the journey toward healing, there will be numerous variables, challenging people, distractions, periods of stress, and low energy.
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Luckily, CNN's Annie Rose Ramos is bringing us with her on the journey, introducing people she's meeting along the way.
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Although there are some ideas floating around about how missions to Phobos could actually help on the journey to Mars.
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The most emblematic ritual for finishers of the pilgrimage is to leave behind something that one took on the journey.
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At one point on the journey our black backpacks were comingled with the black backpacks of the troops with us.
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Reality is still there, but now they are stronger, and they have more supporters to help them on the journey.
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On the journey, Marlin gets enthusiastic help from Dory (Ellen DeGeneres), a Pacific regal blue tang with severe memory issues.
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For deep emotional wounds, embarking on the journey toward forgiveness may be safer with the guidance of a trained psychotherapist.
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Finally, on the journey from Stamford to Stanford, the idea of doing a Space Invaders puzzle suddenly came to me!
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As people begin to go on the journey of sports wagering, it serves as a catalyst to those media deals.
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But it has done well to acknowledge the challenges posed by economic growth and to set out on the journey.
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CBP has repeatedly blamed the deaths on the journey to get to the United States, rather than conditions in detention.
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I figured I'd set off on the journey and maybe things would work themselves out while I was en route.
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Rhonita took another family car with her children and continued on the journey with the other two vehicles, Kendra said.
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Domingo Caal, Jakelin's grandfather, said she had gone on the journey because she did not want to leave her father.
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You either do your best to adapt and survive, or you give up on the journey altogether and let nature win.
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" Donna Scaggs, who spotted the motorcade on the journey, told the Republic that she considered McCain the "epitome of American grit.
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Complete with a stroller, park benches, and a picnic, the set design painted a colorful story on the journey of womanhood.
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Thank you for shining light on the journey thousands upon thousands of Irish women, including myself, have been forced to make.
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While thousands have died on the journey to Europe, Ansari made it, only to become caught up in an overloaded system.
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They didn't actually send any real, radioactive material on the journey — which took the container from Spain to Colorado and back.
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The word is journeyman, and the implication is that a journeyman player in some way deserves to be on the journey.
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The movie is centered on the journey of Queen frontman Freddie Mercury, who died of complications stemming from AIDS in 1991.
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Verbalize your goals to others who will support you, and maybe some of them will go on the journey with you.
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Focusing on the journey rather than the result is not just a leap of faith, but a proven methodology for success.
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We want to answer it for you, and bring you along on the journey, in our new show with YouTube Originals.
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More than 180,000 people crossed the Mediterranean to arrive in Italy last year, and more than 5,000 died on the journey.
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Most of them are teenagers and have often endured trauma and abuse in their home countries and on the journey north.
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Find creative ways to honor their values, and enjoy the thrill of constant innovation on the journey to improve your lives together.
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On the long list of things that can go wrong on the journey to pregnancy, some things are definitely worse than others.
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But she realized she could also bring them with her on the journey to learning more about her new life and body.
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But the same words can easily be applied to Lara herself, as she embarks on the journey that would define an icon.
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But as he biohacked his way toward mental clarity, becoming an overgrown Oompa Loompa was just another necessary step on the journey.
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As the (relatively) warm season arrives, the men prepare to embark on the journey that will bring them to the hunting grounds.
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"Having a partner on the journey to a healthier weight is one of the most effective ways for people to be successful."
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All these additions place more emphasis on the journey you take through each session of Civ, rather than your overall strategic destination.
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Lorio also had no regrets about bringing her son, John Paul, on the journey, despite facing a medical scare of her own.
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After all, the company is still paying just one driver for the trip, effectively increasing the revenue per rider on the journey.
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On the journey to capture the Tusk of Ganesh, Chloe and Nadine will traverse the largest environment yet in an "Uncharted" game.
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Nearly 4,000 citizens of the tribe died of disease, starvation and exhaustion on the journey now known as the Trail of Tears.
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For many fleeing violence in Central America, this is what thousands of dollars gets them on the journey to the United States.
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However, recent research shows that some people view singlehood as a happy destination rather than a stop on the journey to marriage.
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Uniplaces co-founder Ben Grech said there are one or two key points on the journey that really stand out for him.
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"We are proud to toast the many achievements of women and everyone on the journey towards progress in gender equality," she added.
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Nearly 4,000 citizens of the tribe died from disease, starvation and exhaustion on the journey known today as the Trail of Tears.
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Even reporters who traveled with the president on the journey were told the destination only two hours before their arrival, Politico reported.
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When it comes to embarking on the journey of motherhood, some might consider it as a learn-as-you-go type of job.
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Many are fleeing gang violence and economic instability and encounter countless dangers on the journey, which Pope Francis focused on during the Mass.
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What helps is when people are compassionate about how difficult infertility can be no matter where you are on the journey, she said.
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"This policy is a significant milestone on the journey to end 'too big to fail' in the UK," BoE Governor Mark Carney said.
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It combines "powerful storytelling, live special effects, lifelike animation and technology to take riders on the journey of a lifetime," the park says.
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The administration has professed concern for Central Americans who place themselves in harm's way by embarking on the journey to the U.S. border.
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I felt unexpectedly sad on the journey home, already mourning my return to the dullness of non-goths and their light-wash jeans.
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It's more about just being selective on the people who are joining and the people who are basically joining us on the journey.
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Disappointed by the options in his quest, he decided to take on the journey of creating what he would consider the perfect piece.
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As the day approached, we children were told to put on our favorite clothes and pick one toy to bring on the journey.
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Instead, the company said, passengers can just bring their laptops, phones and other gadgets if they need a little entertainment on the journey.
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They want to celebrate this next stage in their life, and the people who have been on the journey to this awesome point.
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And you know, we're not always made to feel beautiful,' she told Oprah Winfrey as she reflected on the journey to body positivity.
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Nery Caal said in his Saturday statement that that wasn't true, and he'd given her enough to eat and drink on the journey.
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More than 600,000 mainly African migrants have reached Italy by boat over the past four years, and thousands have perished on the journey.
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ET on AMC, and the network is airing a two-hour primer on the journey of the show so far beginning at 9 p.m.
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This is obstacle one, the first of several on the journey to typing properly with the KeyOne, and all are related to muscle memory.
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De Pecol left on the journey in July, 2015, and will eventually visit all 193 sovereign nations as well as Taiwan, Kosovo, and Palestine.
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Ahead of the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, Aly and Lynn reflected on the journey from toddler tumbling to red, white and blue leotards.
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While on the journey -- you can do this even as an adult -- start small by trying things you normally wouldn't and go from there.
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Rachel, played by Lindsay, has jumped out of her mother's car on the journey from San Francisco to her grandma Georgia's house in Utah.
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"Their masterpieces will inspire the dreamer in all of us," he said, adding he has not decided who should join him on the journey.
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ONE of the most important steps on the journey to Homo sapiens was that made by the first fish to crawl onto dry land.
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But in avoiding the most obvious dangers on the journey, the Supreme Court may find itself navigating other hazards in choppy and uncharted waters.
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Domination of the rocket-launch market is, for Mr Musk, only one leg on the journey to his eventual goal: the colonisation of Mars.
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AND WE NEED TO DO EVERYTHING WE CAN TO BRING OUR EMPLOYEEES ALONG ON THE JOURNEY, SHARE SUCCESS AND SUPPORT THE COMMUNITIES WE SERVE.
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"We spend a lot of time on geography, on the journey that they've been on and where they will be going to," Reynolds said.
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We could be going on a journey, and the whole point of it is, everybody in the room has to go on the journey.
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The best part, he said, is that you get to bring a bunch of people — friends and strangers alike — on the journey with you.
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There's no discussion of her controversial and much publicized decision not to vaccinate her children — not everyone is welcome on the journey to health.
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RUSSONELLO The Beninese guitar virtuoso and vocalist Lionel Loueke enjoys the support of a comfortable, loosely syncopated band on "The Journey," his latest album.
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Then one day I met Bryan, a dynamic blind guy on the other coast who was several steps ahead of me on the journey.
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The migrants on the journey hope to make it to the US border, where they can make a claim that they qualify for asylum.
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The servers, casually dressed, verbose, and amiable, are happy to elaborate, offering many words, before you even order, on the "journey" you'll be taking.
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It doesn't so much preach to the choir as propagandize to the captives, telling us that we're free spirits and partners on the journey.
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I'm only here to have something to say because they came along on the journey, and showed me I could actually be a mother, too.
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I wouldn't call it a goal, but it may be another step on the journey as we look to build a really, really big company.
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On the journey to the promised land, "Joshua says to the people of Israel: choose this day whom you are going to serve," Pruitt said.
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"I gave and shed more blood on the journey to the table than I will shed or give during the surgery itself," Norsworthy tells VICE.
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The man's partner, who tried to calm him down during the flight, was allowed to continue on the journey to Manchester, the Evening News added.
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I never thought it could be this good, and I never knew that I'd be reminded on the journey, that I'd marry the right one.
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Ryan, who did not embark on the journey to Sanctum with John and Harry, tells Christine that she has "already lost" both June and Harry.
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Two Chinese Navy warships left the port of Zhanjiang on Tuesday, taking an undisclosed number of military personnel on the journey across the Indian Ocean.
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After watching Ciara and Russell's video on his phone, he decides to scale a bridge in Budapest and takes us on the journey with him.
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They clean it up and go about their day, secure in the knowledge that they have passed a critical milestone on the journey to manhood.
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This album takes you on the journey of this breakup; through the stages of denial, anger, acceptance, and finally self-love to counter the hate.
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" He called the Memphis strike another step on the journey from "the dark and desolate valley of segregation to the sunlit path of racial justice.
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" The first is, in "Bachelor" parlance, to be swept away on the "journey" and suspend any disbelief that suitors are "here for the right reasons.
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"We acknowledge that there's still more to go, but significant progress has been made on the journey so far," he told investors at a briefing.
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While enterprise-wide AI is unlikely to get easier anytime soon, this checklist can serve as an initial foundation for companies starting on the journey.
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As he and his husband embarked on the journey of untangling their tethered relationship, they began to bond over a shared commitment to splitting amicably.
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So, we thought it was a good idea to cook a stew on the journey with our host Vikram Gandhi and the ship's captain, Vincente.
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It had taken police more than a week to track down the information about the cab drivers who had taken her on the journey to Pisac.
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The contingent said it faced discrimination from within the caravan in addition to the dangers that such a visible group faced on the journey through Mexico.
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And yet, as the team embarks on the journey to win a fourth historic World Cup, the women are still fighting for equal pay back home.
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I don't want people to be scared to write something because they're worried a white woman won't go on the journey with them as a reader.
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"There were so many people who died on the journey when they were hit by bullets," she said, describing how their bodies lay where they fell.
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Chris is always helping the Bachelor find love, so why not let him experience what it's like to be on the journey to find love himself?
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"I think when you feel all this, you are having this time to reflect on the journey your pet went on as a pet," Neo said.
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When I finished, I wanted to go straight back to the start and be taken on the journey again, preferably with a soundtrack by Patsy Cline.
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Judging by their faces, I am going to say £30, five of which was spent on the journey getting into the suburbs where this is shot.
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There are several potential traps on the journey to validation, and it can be easy to fall victim if entrepreneurs take their eyes off the prize.
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It's one of nine tracks, each composed by Lewis to accompany a segment of travel between stops on the journey from Grand Central Terminal to Beacon.
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Stories from the Borders of Sleep A more transcendental approach, Seymour Jacklin tells short, fantastical, original tales that focus on the journey instead of the destination.
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Tana Mongeau says Kylie Jenner imparted some useful words of wisdom on the journey of pregnancy -- which, apparently, won't be put to good use anytime soon.
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Alliser Thorne of the Night's Watch was sent on a mission from Castle Black with a still-twitching hand, but it rotted on the journey south.
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But when you humanize them, and give them human problems and things we can relate to, we enjoy being on the journey with them a lot more.
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I love all her imperfections, and through playing her I became more forgiving of others who are imperfect and on the journey of self discovery and improvement.
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So, all we can do it continue on the Journey — which, obviously, we need to do anyway, if only to see if Colton jumps over that fence.
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This settlement is an important step on the journey of making the games industry a more diverse and welcoming place, but the fight is far from over.
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During its peak, Tumblr served as a locus for many young queer people searching for community; an essential point on the journey to learning who they are.
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The World Health Organization said on Tuesday 106 people, mainly infants, have died since December on the journey to al-Hol, which takes at least six hours.
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United Nations officials said Mr. Haroon endured such harsh treatment on the journey back to Bahrain that he had to be transferred to a hospital upon arrival.
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That's what makes each and every one of us special and accepting that, I think is the best first step on the journey to a better you.
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On the journey, Nahri gains access to Dara's memories and figures out that he's a slave, even as her personal trajectory involves explorations of her own identity.
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Mothers often experience abuse on the journey to Europe that can strain relations with any children, she said, while long periods of separation could also affect family ties.
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And some, taken off the top — usually the most ragged fillets, the ones cut last, in exhaustion, on the journey back to the dock — become dinner right away.
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I got a wife of 11 years who's also in this business as well, so I empathize with Kevin on the journey that he takes throughout season 2.
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And we spent the next 90 minutes talking about that role, what it meant to him, some things I should think about as I embarked on the journey.
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With only a backpack carrying their daily necessities and rollerblades on their feet, father and son embarked on the journey starting at Puyang City in Henan on Mar.
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"There are many things about [the film] that will take you to many different places, but you have to be willing to go on the journey," Stanfield said.
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The battery also lasts for up to 10 hours, which is more than enough to handle that big project and your entertainment on the journey home from work.
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While they can shorten your trip to a game server by avoiding problematic hops on the journey, they can't magically solve congestion at the heart of the internet.
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The focus on how she got there is interesting, and at times quite fun, but it comes at the expense of the wisdom she acquired on the journey.
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He's an Orpheus who would have no trouble forgetting about Eurydice because he got to meet the King of Hell on the journey down, and isn't that cool?
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So when the band plays the first song, everyone would have this moment of synchronisation, because they've all been affected by the same atmosphere on the journey over.
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Ten years after Kate Gosselin decided to take her family on the journey that is reality TV, the Kate Plus 8 star is now looking ahead – ten years ahead!
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"Not sure why the media is acting like this isn't a well-established fact --women and young girls are brutally victimized on the journey north," Sanders told Fox News.
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S: It's a fantastic problem to have, but you have to create something in the company that keeps that energy going, to get everybody to come on the journey.
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"This season's a lot about...mortality," Treem said at ATX, elaborating on the journey Cole would go on to figure out why he can't let go of their relationship.
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On the journey there, Kate (Hannah Zeile) mentions that she forgot to put Louie the dog in his cage before they left, so he'll probably pee on the carpet.
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Even on the journey over to Macau it would have been rife with dysentery and all kinds of sickness and hardly any food, so that hunger was really important.
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"On the journey to find who she really was, she stumbled into one of the most famous true crime stories in history," says Director and Executive Producer Patty Jenkins.
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But it's still unclear if it's the correct one and — even if it is — whether Zuckerberg's pitch is good enough to convince developers to join him on the journey.
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At this point, nearly everyone (good luck Patrick!) has finished the game, which gives us a chance to reflect on the journey, and where Sekiro fits in FromSoftware's catalog.
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Giving audiences some time to digest what they've seen — and go on the journey along with other fans — might be what we need for a more satisfying viewing experience.
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"She was a beautiful spirit, but her adventure ended so shortly after graduating from high school, before she could really get started on the journey of life," he said.
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Deciding it's better late than never, these four national treasures embark on the journey of a lifetime, traveling across Asia on their own with no schedule and no itinerary.
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Each of the SpaceX vehicles would take 0003 passengers on the journey to Mars, with trips planned every 2000 months, when Earth and Mars pass close to each other.
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The Trump administration has said its policies did not contribute to Jakelin's death, claiming instead that Mr. Caal Cruz was to blame for taking his daughter on the journey.
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At the end of the day, I'm writing for the people who want to go on the journey I'm making, and I'm not writing with one race in mind.
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To discourage the large migration flows, the Trump administration has repeatedly called attention to the dangers that parents are subjecting their children to on the journey from Central America.
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Naturally, Everyman doesn't want to die, at least not alone, so he gets Death to agree that he can take a companion on the journey to the other side.
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Fashion fans might come to this memoir expecting a primer on the journey from street style to couture, and there is certainly a bit of that in the book.
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Fashion fans might come to this memoir expecting a primer on the journey from street style to couture, and there is certainly a bit of that in the book.
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"And even a year from now, we'll still be on the journey because Stadia is the kind of platform that just keeps going and going and going and going."
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The mental health care of children in custody is particularly important given the significant trauma some experience in their home countries or on the journey to the United States.
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She is well aware that, on the journey toward separation that is life with even the best-loved children, it is all too easy to lose their respect. ♦
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The sounds never have a chance to stagnate, or to wear thin—you just have to join them on the journey, maybe you could find freedom too, somewhere out there.
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But for Kaia, the only thing better than having a supermodel mom to turn to for guidance is having her older brother, Presley Gerber, along on the journey with her.
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"Having that little piece of Earth while they're on the journey to Mars to remind them of the smells and the sights of home will be very important," said Smith.
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Platonic love, and the arrangements that grow from it, are not lesser or more juvenile approximations of romantic love and marriage, nor are they stopovers on the journey toward matrimony.
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The more we put models into categories based on their shape and skin color, the further we backpedal on the journey to complete and total representative diversity within the industry.
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Beatrice Karp, a sophomore at the University of Pennsylvania studying science technology and society, credits Girls4Tech for launching her on the journey that brought her to where she is today.
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As for those who were still on the journey, some would surely end up dead; nearly 5,000 have died this year trying to cross the Mediterranean, most of them Africans.
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Though Roper may have once had reservations, from the looks of the faces of she and her husband, they couldn't be more excited to embark on the journey of parenthood together.
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The Charles Kuonen Suspension Bridge, located in the heart of the Swiss Alps, just opened and intrepid travelers and locals are bravely embarking on the journey across the 1,600-foot bridge.
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The majority of those deaths happened on the Central Mediterranean route between North Africa and Italy, although hundreds have died on the journey from Turkey to Greece via the Aegean Sea.
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Vanacker: First of all, when we started on the journey from being a fossil-based refinery moving into being the leader in renewable diesel, we were still talking about renewable energy.
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This extra-special cat will presumably endure a glorious death on the journey into cat heaven, where they will — so they think — be reincarnated into one of their next nine lives.
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More than 2,33 of the migrant deaths at sea so far this year have happened on the central Mediterranean route, making the odds of dying on the journey one in 23.
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Last month, Bumble posted a listing for a Global Connector Bee, whose job it will be to travel the world for a year and date/network/make friends on the journey.
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"Remember the path towards achievement is never traveled alone" In the commencement address, Baldwin reminds graduates to thank their families, teachers and mentors for their support on the journey of education.
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Cubesats, profoundly lighter and cheaper than traditional spacecraft, have never traveled millions of miles though heavily-irradiated deep space, but NASA wants to know how they'll hold up on the journey.
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So by the time we got to the Broadway production, there were many actors who had been on the journey with us since that very first table read six years ago.
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Its Ottoman-era stone khan, or caravansary, was built as a way station for travelers and pilgrims on the journey from Jaffa, near Tel Aviv, to the holy city of Jerusalem.
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Each member overcame challenges on the journey to entrepreneurship — and learned how the things that make them different can actually be their most valuable asset, setting them apart from the crowd.
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And if you bring your fellow entrepreneurs and potential customers along on the journey, they will be much more likely to support once you do turn your idea into a reality.
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If you trace the long arc of the Democratic Party's slow, steady embrace of LGBTQ equality as a cause, then Biden is clearly right there on the journey with everyone else.
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So in a sense, it's a psychographic, it's about people on the journey of their first big relationship, their first college, their first apartment, their first car, the sort of life stage.
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"I had to think long and hard about this," she says of her decision, explaining that she eventually decided to embark on the journey after "seeing a really good result" with Johnson.
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"Deterrence ... a step on the journey, and deterrence will be enhanced as that journey goes along," Breedlove said during a talk at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in late June.
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Chapecoense full back Alan Ruschel was sitting near the back of the plane when club director Cadu Gaucho asked him to move on the journey to play in the Copa Sudamericana final.
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He's very soulful with his choices and leading this family on the journey that they're on, and I think he absolutely hit the mark with where Jack ultimately does meet his end.
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"I had to think long and hard about this," she said of her decision, explaining that she eventually decided to embark on the journey after "seeing a really good result" with Johnson.
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It would take astronauts at least nine months to get there, they might spend a year on the planet itself, and they would then spend another nine months on the journey home.
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"Oh yeah, cum for all!" shouts out a dwarf in the tavern, which many World of Warcraft player passes through at least once on the journey through this massive online fantasy world.
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Along with Ruth Fremson, a Times photographer, I was joined on the journey by Brenda Wilson, whose sister Ramona was one of the victims, and who now works as a community activist.
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He tells us he doesn't have a magic formula for getting as ripped as he is ... but his advice to those who want to get on the journey is simple -- start small!
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The migrants on the journey, who are mostly from El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, hope to make it to the US border, where they can make claims that they qualify for asylum.
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Roadblocks on the journey north to the US Officials are no longer giving migrants transit passes that would allow them to legally travel through Mexico on the way to the US border.
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To think that what started as a chance encounter over 5 decades ago in a London diner would take us both on the journey of a lifetime is beyond even my imagination.
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Some unaccompanied immigrant children who end up at government facilities already experienced physical or sexual abuse in the countries they fled, or violence on the journey to the US, the report said.
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"Strayed's descriptions about life on the Pacific Coast Trail were so vivid, I felt like I was on the journey with her," said Insider's Marie Wolpert, an account director for programmatic sales.
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During your trip, buy postcards of the sights you see, and on the journey home, have your children write on the back of each card what they remember most about that site.
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One woman had lived and worked in Tennessee as an undocumented immigrant for years, and returned to Honduras to bring her young son on the journey after his father and uncle were killed.
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So, six weeks later, she launched her first event, bringing together 40 companies and 600 attendees through a series of talks, to help people and businesses on the journey to being more sustainable.
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The man largely responsible for those forecasts was Robert FitzRoy, an aristocrat and scientist who, 30 years earlier, had captained Darwin's ship on the journey that would produce The Voyage of the Beagle.
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I'm going to get a little Jewish for a second — a thing in Judaism is that the most holy man is the man that's risen from the shit, who's gone on the journey.
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The refugees from Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan - 59 men, eight women and four children - were crammed into the back of a small lorry by people smugglers and suffocated on the journey from Hungary.
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"Generally, refinancing your student loans is just the first step on the journey out of student debt," said Anna Khayet, director of product marketing, student loans at SoFi, an online personal finance company.
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What I do know is there will be multiple sets of grandparents at this birthday party, not to mention all the people I will share space with on the journey there and back.
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It turned out that the girls had changed buses in the last minute; they had just made friends with some of the original passengers and had decided to join them on the journey.
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Mr. Dunston of Denver once sold annuities before he came upon what he describes as a better way to help clients (and his blog post on the journey is well worth a read).
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As he readied a collection based on the journey made by his Lebanese forebears through Ellis Island, Mr. Abboud talked about the grit required to survive the vicissitudes of an always fickle industry.
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Rosalee is back to safety, sitting in a beautiful garden with William Still and sadly remembering everyone they've lost on the journey — Zeke, Pearly Mae, Henry, Moses — hoping Boo will always remember them all.
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While the number of people attempting to crossing into Europe has dropped sharply this year -- down to 343,589 from 4453 million in 2015 -- more people than ever are losing their lives on the journey.
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Gang fighting and robberies are common on the route, and Penhaul says he spoke to women who began taking birth control pills before embarking on the journey, because they knew they might be raped.
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The Rand study found that human smuggling can involve taxis, charter buses and tractor-trailers that ferry migrants from the Northern Triangle to locations further north on the journey to the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Every time Campbell gets on an airplane, she says she uses disinfectant wipes to clean everything she might touch on the journey — including the seats, tray tables, controls for air and TV, and more.
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The book tracks Khan and the Mongol army's rise to power, and the culture that they brought along with them on the journey to conquer the bulk of the civilized world at the time.
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On the journey, they have found safety in numbers and solidarity -- no small thing for a community that faces high rates of violence and persecution in their home countries and along the migrant trail.
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On the journey from ski-goggle prototype to something sellable, Carmack — an idol of Luckey's and, apparently, a member of the same VR forum — got in touch and asked to be sent a prototype.
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The film (which is based on a 2012 Channel 4 documentary of nearly the same name) focuses on the journey of Saraya-Jade Bevis, aka WWE wrestler Paige, the youngest daughter in the Knight family.
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Surely, on the journey of introspection that followed his Texas defeat, during which Mr O'Rourke ate sacred dirt in New Mexico and blogged religiously, he could have found time to form a view on Brexit?
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We introduce a lot of pieces in the pilot and you get a strong sense of who all of those people are from the beginning and you want to go on the journey with them.
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A dummy called Ripley—so-named for Sigourney Weaver's character Ellen Ripley in the 1979 science fiction movie Alien—is carrying sensors intended to help SpaceX engineers keep tabs on the journey, according to Space.com.
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"The last mile on the journey to elimination is always the most difficult," Hawking said in a speech on Tuesday, citing polio and guinea-worm as success stories of diseases on the brink of disappearing.
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James, surrounded by a cadre of Marvel superfans (one claims to have gone on the ride 13 times), seems pretty excited to go on the journey, but as soon as the ride starts, he cracks.
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At the repatriation center, refugees wiped the sweat from their faces as they waited in sweltering heat for their cases to be processed, a necessary step before they can set off on the journey home.
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Last year alone—the deadliest on record—5793,579 refugees died on the journey, the victims of unscrupulous smugglers who dispatch them into the turbulent seas on decrepit boats with no navigational instruments, food, or water.
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After losing her brother Jojen on the journey to help Bran gain psychic ability and fight the Army of the Dead, Meera will likely disappear now that she's brought the warg-Lord home to Winterfell.
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On the journey to the collection point, tarpaulins hung between buildings offer the only protection in some areas keeping residents out of the sights of snipers, who often fail to distinguish between fighters and non-combatants.
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"I've always said playing this role completely changed my life and transformed me, and it's hard not to go through this same evolutionary shifts as the characters because you're on the journey with them," shared Wood.
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She packed a suitcase with all the clothes that she could carry, including some to give out to other refugees on the journey, and came across Daisy Yadira Arita, a Honduran asylum seeker who was barefoot.
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While his friend from Edmonton followed along on the journey and had enough of the Noma experience after only a day in the kitchen, Tam was hooked, and eventually landed a job as chef de partie.
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"Having been on the journey with much of this team while shaping the martech industry with ExactTarget, I'm incredibly excited to partner again in building another category-defining business with Scott and his team in Indianapolis."
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Once Turner and his gang realize that Mannfeldt and Helius are planning to venture to the moon in search of gold, they threaten to blow up the spaceship unless they can get in on the journey.
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"Some people talk about [sexual assault on the journey], but since I was so young I thought that it was a lie and that it was just to scare people," says Celia, who recently turned 18.
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In baseball, one's pedigree can create the belief that instead of focusing on the journey, as every cliché implores us to do, we're supposed to occupy a station and own it, not just enjoy the ride.
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For 10 years, their mother, Julieta, delayed bringing her kids to the US, the memory still fresh in her mind of two 7-year-old brothers whom smugglers drugged to keep them awake on the journey north.
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Visually, the definition starts (or ends) with this: Imran Chaudhri, user interface designer, iPhone pioneerThe iPhone is a stepping stone on the journey to the promised land of computing; the promise of ease, universality, trust and joy.
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It's been six months to the day since President Donald Trump, Tweeter-in-Chief, has taken office, and looking back on the journey has revealed what an absurd amount of his 140-character blurbs he's sent out.
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With a second album about to hit shelves and a new video for "Potential" out Friday, the Voice winner is ready to reflect on the journey to her new sound and her transition from adolescent to adult.
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Abu Taleb, a medic who came to Idlib with his wife, in-laws, and baby daughter, recalls people weeping on the journey from Daraya aboard green state-owned buses that the government has provided for such evacuations.
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" Metz took to Twitter after the episode aired, writing: "It's devastating, I know, but @ThisIsUsWriters take us on the journey of despair to express an important story line and situation we are often too afraid to discuss.
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"I had to think long and hard about this," she told Vogue about her decision to begin studying law, explaining that she eventually decided to embark on the journey after "seeing a really good result" with Johnson.
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"Not sure why the media is acting like this isn't a well-established fact -- women and young girls are brutally victimized on the journey north," White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement later Thursday.
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" It's interesting to hear Maras look back on the journey of bringing Hotel Mumbai to life, because to hear him tell it, he actually "had no interest in making a film really about a terror attack at all.
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While at an event for the Beau Biden Foundation Monday, the former president opened up about all the feelings he has experienced on the journey towards becoming an empty nester now that Malia has headed off to Harvard.
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While this can be a difficult bridge to cross, determining whether an organization has the leadership and the talent to take the company to the next level is a key stepping stone on the journey toward successful growth.
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Lowe had been recruiting locals for the cause, including Abdu Ghaba, a Jack-of-all-trades who had helped machine a set of bespoke screws for the Lucida after a batch got lost on the journey from Spain.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women migrants fleeing wars, political instability and poverty are taking contraceptives in the expectation of being raped but are so desperate they still embark on the journey, a human rights group said on Wednesday.
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Instead, in a presentation titled "How to Put Your Heart in the Work Without Losing Your Soul," he focused on the journey that started here at Carnegie Mellon, where he once studied industrial design in the late 1990s.
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Given that there's no truly perfect sustainable brand out there, what matters to us is that the fashion company is on the journey, recognizing the need to lessen its environmental impact and taking real steps to make that happen.
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D: We are working on finding and helping everyone in the apparel world that wants to be on the journey, whether they want to start small, doing something small on sustainability, or large, we want to be their partners.
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The Sunset Limited, unhampered by Eastern train tunnels, was a double-decker with a glass-walled viewing coach, perfect for watching the miles go by and meeting a mix of families, solo adventurers and train enthusiasts on the journey.
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Generally, the focus of efforts to do this is on the top end of the range, with the establishment of "cold chains", the links of which are refrigerators on the journey from factory to clinic, to stop vaccines overheating.
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While cleaning out her closet, food stylist Lucy Litman came upon an old dress that caused her to pause and reflect on the journey that she's been through since the last time she was able to fit into it.
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Amnesty International said it had spoken to women who said they lived in constant fear of sexual violence on the journey to Libya and rape was so commonplace that they took contraceptive pills before traveling to avoid becoming pregnant.
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Jose Enrique Manreza, who sold his house and possessions in Havana to embark on a epic trip by plane, bus and foot through the rain forests of French Guiana, Colombia and Panama, estimated he had spent about $210,000 on the journey.
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At one point Williams reflected on the journey that brought her to this rally, "talking to all you white people in Uggs," while Parks and Rec's Nick Offerman wandered around the crowd in his Pussy Hat, taking pictures with fans.
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His mother wired him a monthly stipend, but he made the bulk of his cash by grifting at airport bars on the journey, selling harmless, phony "language pills" to strangers after claiming they were the reason he spoke so many languages.
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"I'm on the journey to accomplish something no one has ever done before, but also to use it as a vehicle to help people touched by cancer with hope," Swarner, who has already been to the South Pole, tells PEOPLE.
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What gives the movie momentum, though, is a dual narrative structure, beginning with the aftermath of the hurricane that left Woodley's Tami stranded, then flashing back to her meeting Richard ("The Hunger Games'" Sam Claflin), her partner on the journey.
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Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical magazine, has published a cartoon on Aylan Kurdi, the Syrian boy whose body washed up on a Turkish shore when he drowned on the journey to Greece, drawing global attention to the plight of refugees.
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And it helps with the blood pooling in your legs and your feet; it keeps the blood in your chest and your head." iPod Nano "I listen to it on the journey up, while we're rendezvousing with the space station.
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"The 71 victims, due to the small space, inability to move, a lack of air and overheating ... died shortly after they set off on the journey," the Kecskemet court said in a statement posted on its website before the hearing.
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As she prepares to embark on the journey, the TLC star and LGBTQ+ activist spoke with Thrive Global about beginning her studies at the prestigious university — and how she plans to manage the inevitable stresses that college brings through intentional self-care.
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Looking back on the journey, an emotional Jubilee said she got caught up in the aspects of the show that were "not real" to her, such as the fact that you're dating a man at the same time as 28 other women.
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" Tom Delay CBE, chief executive at sustainability consultancy the Carbon Trust, added: "While some leaders are showing the way forward, many others are only just starting to take their first steps on the journey or moving too slowly along the pathway to sustainability.
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The plot recalls that of the film The Wicker Man (initially produced in 1973 and remade with Nicholas Cage in 2006), which centers on the journey of a Christian policeman to an island dominated by paganism in search of a lost girl.
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"If it's really hard then I just have to think it's only for two weeks then I can go back to as usual," said the 16-year-old who will be accompanied by her father, Svante, and a cameraman on the journey.
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Others, I have met in Germany and we have been collaborating with them on new projects; some of them are still on the journey and we try to follow them, to better understand through their lives the most difficult journey you can imagine.
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These three novels shine a light on how difficult it is for a middle-grade kiddo — for any of us — to come to that answer, and how much more difficult it is to embark on the journey that leads to that becoming.
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Catherine Island is one of three previously unidentified Antarctic locations that Cooper mapped on the journey to Prime Head; another is LISA Rock (an acronym of "Laura Indigo Sophie Alice"), a protrusion near Cape Herschel that is said to have sunk five boats.
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As the sun peeks above the jagged mountains and the geysers subside, it's time for breakfast — either at the tiny villages on the journey back for fresh-grilled guanaco (similar to llama) or rolling right into San Pedro to the popular Roots cafe.
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The first lady canceled at the last minute her trip to Davos, Switzerland, citing "scheduling and logistical issues," begging off accompanying the President on the journey, instead making a stealth overnight trip to Mar-a-Lago for an as-yet-publicly-unexplained reason.
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Channel NewsAsia, a Singaporean news agency, reported on Thursday that Mr. Hyon had been recorded on closed circuit cameras at the airport after the killing, seeing off the four North Koreans as they boarded a flight on the journey back to their homeland.
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This includes holding money securely in a client money account, a payment waiver if a member were to become sick or unemployed after buying a property with their StepLadder deposit, credit bureau costs and the cost of a Circle host to support members on the journey.
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The larger arc wasn't so much a traditional three-act structure as much as a thematic riff on the concept of self-realization, with each stop on the journey touching upon different emotional beats, asking participants to reflect on their own feelings about love, loss, and family.
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Dr. Chan, 34, and Zuckerberg have been open about the challenges they've faced on the journey to becoming parents, including three miscarriages over their initial two-year journey to conceive, the tech mogul shared on Facebook in July 2015, when his wife was pregnant with Max.
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Many migrants apparently perceive that traveling in caravans on the journey north affords a certain level of security, and the decision to do so appears to result from a combination of individual motivation, encouragement from social media postings, and politically motivated efforts by some individuals and organizations.
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On the journey they encounter a beautiful maiden who turns out to be a mermaid princess; a strangely scarred servant looking for redemption; a goldfish who brings joy to all hearts; and eventually the dragon Sea King, once an ordinary boy with an exceptionally brave soul.
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I would get the same line of inquiry over and over and over again, and I found that really frustrating, because, as journalists, when we cover something, and we write about it a lot, we like to think that our readers will come along on the journey with us.
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JoJo Fletcher will be the next woman to embark on the journey to find love in season 12 of ABC's hit reality dating show, and the exciting news was announced by host Chris Harrison during After the Final Rose, the live after show that followed Monday's dramatic season finale.
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We're endlessly debating bad decisions back and forth, trying to do right and find salvation, self-destructing somewhere on the journey to a desired meaningful truth that's never going to be found, rebuilding only to eventually fall down some other wormhole, lost in a self-ascribed pattern of darkness.
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The federal government is placing unaccompanied immigrant minors caught crossing the Southern border, including teenage girls who were raped on the journey north, in the care of religion-based agencies that refuse to provide legally required access to contraception and abortion, according to a lawsuit filed on Friday.
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We go with Amun on the journey of her success, from her dad's shed to the community center that gave her the tools she needed to reach her potential to the studio where she recorded her latest EP. Get Amun's Look Stay tuned for episodes 3 and 4.
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Whether you're just trying to breathe life into your savings account or looking into buying a house on some #RealGrownWomanShit, we've rounded up some resources to help you get started: Podcasts Journey to Launch On the Journey To Launch podcast, host Jamila Souffrant talks all things financial freedom.
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Yes, the stars of shows like "Home Town" can make shutters out of reclaimed wood and restore the original built-ins, but, for the most part, dated elements, like wood paneling or a '90s kitchen, are tumors to be excised on the journey to an Instagram-ready retreat.
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On the journey with them was Gillian White, great-great granddaughter of Daniel Gooch, who drove the original locomotive (Phlegethon), and Isambard Thomas, who is the great-great-great grandson of the engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, who designed the Great Western Railway line and assisted Gooch during the 1842 journey.
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It's crazy that Dream is already six months old, especially when looking back on the journey her parents have taken over the course of their relationship — from being estranged from the Kardashian family, to earning their own reality show, to publicly breaking up, and now quietly working out their problems offscreen.
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As I perused the literature on the journey home, I wondered if, in spite of tomorrow's imperfections, whether taking a longer view—perhaps one even beyond a first last breath—may be a more productive mind-set in an era of malaise, whether one opts for the freezer or not.
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Over the past three decades, the risks and dangers on the journey from Central America to the United States border have increased — ramped-up United States and Mexican migratory enforcement has pushed migrants onto more invisible, risky paths, and impunity in Mexico for criminal perpetrators has kept them on the streets.
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But as the dust settled on Wednesday morning, national Democratic operatives woke up -- in Washington, mostly -- confident they had scythed their way through the dense and chaotic California "jungle primary," a nonpartisan contest that advances the two leading vote-getters regardless of party affiliation, without losing any top prospects on the journey.
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Among them is a high school student who went home to complete his final exams before rejoining the others; a poet who still carries in his chest one of the four bullets he was shot with; a bodybuilding champion who abandoned his gym and has lost 215 pounds of muscle on the journey.
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"Visitors think when we smile we are happy but we smile because we have no other choice," he said, telling us how he watched a boatload of people drown in the Mediterranean without being able to help them, and saw 20 of his companions die on the journey from Sudan across north Africa.
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Those three small [penguin] embryos from Cape Crozier [obtained on the journey]…were striven for in order that the world may have a little more knowledge, that it may build on what it knows instead of on what it thinks…Science is a big thing if you can travel a Winter Journey in her cause and not regret it.
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We have professional tools, professional ingredients, things that you can't do at home, so I really advise at least one professional assessment to kinda start you off on the journey of better skin, just so your unique condition can be looked at professionally and you can understand your skin better and then, therefore, take care of it properly, long-term.
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In a conversation with /Film director Matt Reeves and producer Dylan Clark commented that they view the fact that the Apes franchise has a set finish line to reach as a positive, and that the pair is already thinking about ideas for where the story could go next on the journey from Ceasar's apes now to those we see in the original Planet of the Apes.
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On the journey back, I brooded on the probability that I would never feel quite the same about the home I had created, for while I knew a hundred teenagers had conducted a bacchanal there, the fact that I didn't witness it seemed to create an unbreachable dissociation, a feeling of separation that I was surprised to discover caused me a degree of relief.
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"Everyone is entitled to their own opinions, and at the end of the day I wanted to go on this journey to open up myself and have people see my love story unfold and I would hope that they would stay open and respect me but also stay open and respect these 28 guys that went along on the journey with me," she told E!
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In addition to The Bachelorette and Bachelor in Paradise alum, audiences will watch seven single celebs embark on the journey to find love, including Dancing with the Stars pro Karina Smirnoff, Khloé Kardashian's BFF Malika Haqq, Jersey Shore vet Ronnie Ortiz-Magro, British ex-military-turned-actor David Mcintosh, former Flavor of Love contestant Tiffany Pollard, British model Calum Best and #RichKids of Beverly Hills star Dorothy Wang.
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Both the 2017 and 2014 versions note that migrants' demeanor is often affected by cultural factors, including being detained in a foreign land and perhaps not speaking the language, as well as by trauma sustained at home or on the journey to the US. But the new version removes guidance that said these factors shouldn't be "significant factors" in determining someone's credibility -- essentially allowing asylum officers to consider signs of stress as a reason to doubt someone's credibility.
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"It was intense," Rose, 37, admits of filming and traveling all around the country (Los Angeles, Dallas, Austin and New York City, to name a few) in order to meet and romance women to whom he was been introduced by his cast mates In addition to good friend (and mom-to-be!) Cameran Eubanks, 33, Rose tells PEOPLE another one of the Charm-ers who helped him keep his mojo up on the journey to love was Ravenel, 54.
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" (One wonders why he chose to revisit the material—or why it wouldn't leave him alone.) As Peck shows us elevated train tracks in what appears to be a deserted city, Jackson reads the letter, which describes the work to come: "I am saying that a journey is called that because you cannot know what you will discover on the journey, what you will do, what you will find, or what you find will do to you.
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The proem, as the first few lines of an epic are known, establishes the backstory: our polytropos hero has been delayed on his return "after sacking the holy citadel of Troy"; having "wandered widely," he has been detained by the amorous nymph Calypso, who wants to marry him despite his determination to get back to his wife, Penelope; all the men he took with him to fight in the Trojan War have perished, some through foolish misadventures on the journey home.
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Priscilla and I are excited to announce that David Plouffe is joining the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative to lead our policy... I am thrilled to be joining Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan on the journey to advance human potential and promote... Here's the full text of the letter David Plouffe sent employees today: Team, It's been an incredible privilege to watch you build something that didn't exist seven years ago, but today is fundamentally improving cities for the people who live in them in remarkable ways.
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