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"our" Definitions
  1. belonging to us; connected with us
  2. Our used to refer to or address God or a holy person

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They are our parents, our spouses, our children, our siblings, our grandparents, our friends and our neighbors.
You are and were our friends, our idols, our fathers, our boyfriends and partners, our uncles, our doctors, our professors.
This is our career, our quality of life, our spirit, our family, our friends, our marriage, our safety at stake.
They are our daughters, our sisters, our students, our friends, our partners, and our loved ones.
More advocates telling our stories in our way with our faces, our inflections, our concerns, our intuitions.
They know our preferences, our behaviors, our beliefs, our likes, our dislikes.
I believe our choices become our actions, our actions become our habits, and our habits become our character.
"Today we lost our hero, our friend, our mentor, our father, our grandfather and our husband," she tweeted.
In our schools, in our theaters, in our colleges, on our streets, in our homes, in our businesses.
Our bodies deserve our thoughts and our kindness, our acceptance and our striving.
"The Tapajós valley is our supermarket, our church, our office, our school, our home, our life," explained Mr Kabá.
We can tell our Xerneas from our Zubats, our Rattata from our Zigzagoon and our Pikachu from our Plusle.
And so our questions, our questions about our institutions, about our colleges, about our churches, about our government continue.
They're our lifeblood to society – to our work, our family, our friends, our interests.
To defend our opinions, our dignity, our time, our energy, and yes, our bodies.
I feel horrible for our sport, our game, our fans, our city, our organization.
They clean our streets, collect our trash, cook our food, wash our dishes, pick our fruits and vegetables and care for our elderly and our children.
Our day-to-day movements mark our work, the choreography of our coming and our going, our meeting and our doing.
The ocean was our kitchen sink and our bathtub and our washing machine and our toilet and our highway and our accomplice and sometimes, too, our foe.
It hurts our employees, our farmers who provide our grain, our hops suppliers, our label printers, our box manufacturers and ultimately our distributors, retailers, and beer drinkers.
"I'm running to protect our way of life in Kansas — our values, our jobs, our children, our farms, our ranches, our dairies," he said during his announcement.
They run our plants and build our roads; they police our streets, do our laundry and grow our food; they deliver our mail and paint our homes.
When we live into our brilliance and our vulnerability, our anger and our joy, our fear and our hopes, our beauty and our brains, we give permission to others to do the same.
Our pasture, our livestock, our food, our land -- is vanishing.
Our mortgages, our rents, our car loans, our student loans.
They are our brothers, our uncles, our daddies, our grandfathers.
What compels our lives, our art our faith, our relationships?
I'm here to serve our constituencies, our drivers, our riders, our customers, and ultimately our investors.
We believe our rights to our house, our car, our land and our cash are ironclad.
Our laughter is intimately connected to our fears, our desires, our pasts and our world views.
Our food is a representation of our desires, our inspirations, our harvest, and our market finds.
It takes our values, and our commitment to our families, and our neighbors, and our communities.
"You destroy our homes and kill our fathers, our brothers, our sisters, our mothers and our children," Hadfi says into the camera.
Sensors are all around us, not just in our cars but in our homes, our phones, our airplanes, our elevators, our workplaces and on our wrists; they are ubiquitous.
Our state realizes that when our students excel, so do our businesses, our communities and our economy.
We must use our privilege — our power, our knowledge and our community — to fulfill our original pledge.
He linked our power, our prowess, and our resolve with our values and our principles as Americans.
"They are our sisters, our mothers, our daughters, our partners and our friends," he wrote on Saturday.
Our children, our brothers, our sisters, our mothers, our fathers will perish in a world of idealism.
Poison was our Frank Sinatra, our Beatles, our Bay City Rollers, our Backstreet Boys, our One Direction.
They affect our moods, our health, our thoughts, and our behaviors.
The victims are our daughters, our sisters, our mothers, our friends.
These countries are our neighbors, our friends, our allies, our partners.
Our families, our companions, our hellish picnics in our cozy lives?
Read our books, our poetry, our writing about our experiences. 100.
"Our bodies, our clothing, our music, our personalities," the tweet said.
Our doubt is our passion, and our passion is our task.
Our physical features, our pet peeves, our passions -- and our roots.
Dreamers are our students, our teachers, our counselors and our friends.
We screen our jokes, our laughter, our emotions and our baggage.
Our customs, our prayers, our architecture, our cuisines, our nearly-lost European languages, and our many literatures were all born far away from Palestine.
The fault lies not in our stars, our hormones, our menstrual cycles, or our empty internal spaces, but in our institutions and our education.
We're much more than our arms or our legs or our eyes or our skin or our hair.
They gnaw our sills & eat our grain, they fill our wells & find our cribs & lurk among our apples.
They're our romantic getaways, our talks over dinner, our arguments, our coffee in the morning, our sunset dates.
We would much rather bury our weaknesses, our fears, our struggles, and let them corrode us (through our depression, our alcoholism, our drug abuse, our self-abandonment) than break the silence and expose our true, vulnerable selves.
We believe in our words, our calligraphy, our poetry, our ancient relics.
You have blessed our eyes, our ears, our hearts and our lives.
Our hobbies shift, our personalities evolve, our dreams change, our values differ.
It threatens our health, our communities, our economy, and our national security.
They are our janitors, our police officers, our cockroaches and our oil.
Hide our pain, our bodies splitting, our breasts leaking, our hormones raging.
Our values, our priorities, our commitment to each other and our family.
We have influence in our homes, our communities, our schools, our neighborhoods.
It matters to our economy, our communities, our health and our safety.
We fret about the important things in our lives: our health, our children, our paychecks and our sports teams.
We could save our comments, our compliments, our time, our energy, and our emoji for things that actually mattered.
Not our houses of worship, our schools, our places of leisure and entertainment, nor our streets and our homes.
How can we Jews now turn our backs on our fathers, our mothers, our aunts, our uncles, and ourselves?
The collection somehow managed to honor our blue-collar history, our white-collar ambitions, our folk roots, and our cultural flexibility, but also our blue-collar future, our white-collar cynicism, our dying folk values, and our political inflexibility.
"The blue light emanating from our cell phones, our tablets and our laptops is playing havoc on our brain chemicals: our serotonin, our melatonin," says Pasternak.
"Our job is to empower and motivate our teams to maximize the impact of our organization for our customers, our employees, our shareholders, and the world."
The current division hurts our hearts, our families, our economy and our democracy.
Your unwillingness to thrive was our dukkha, our pain, our anguish, our distress.
Knowing that our plans can change, our expectations, our beliefs, even our genders.
I'm really proud of our players, our coaches, our owner, our front office.
Our leaders, our teachers, our regulatory agencies and our patients demanded no less.
The questions came in a flood: They wanted to know our age, our name, our surname, our address, our job in France, our religion, the reason for our trip to Iran and Tabriz.
This is essential as our healing mechanism — sharing our sadness, our rage, our joy and our existence with each other.
"We talk about our lives and our friends and our families and our children and then our politics," he said.
We must remember that it's our story, that we write it — with our bodies, our money, our voices, our votes.
We must remember that it's our story, that we write it — with our bodies, our money, our voices, our votes.
"Notre-Dame is our history, our literature, part of our psyche, the place of all our great events, our epidemics, our wars, our liberations, the epicenter of our lives," Macron told reporters in front of the still burning Paris landmark.
At Under Armour, our diversity is our strength, and we will continue to advocate for policies that Protect Our House, our business, our team, and our community.    
Our common ground is our shared commitment to serve our customers and our shared responsibility for the long-term success of McDonald's, our brand and our business.
And they are our watchmen, keeping vigil over our ponds, marshes, lakes and streams, our meadows and our woods, the quality of our water and our air.
The desire to alter our consciousness, dull our pain, confirm our beliefs, vent our rage, consume our way to freedom — these things are endemic to our species.
In her voice, we could feel our history, all of it and in every shade—our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption and our hard-won respect.
In her voice, we could feel our history, all of it and in every shade — our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption and our hard-won respect.
In her voice, we could feel our history, all of it and in every shade -- our power and our pain, our darkness and our light, our quest for redemption and our hard-won respect.
We're dealing with our spouses, our bodies, our mothers, our kids, suppression and oppression.
Our friends, our coworkers, our fellow citizens, and our children, are being gunned down.
Our clubs are our churches, our temples, and our places of congregation and celebration.
Attacks our civil rights, our clean air, our health access and our public safety.
And we're always mindful of our responsibilities to our stakeholders, our gamers, our shareholders.
We both dedicate our life, our time and our bodies to our art form.
In the eyes of our law and our leaders, our God and our government.
Foreign audiences love our films, our plays, our music, our paintings, sculpture, and literature.
In our homes, in our appliances, in our cars, and now on our bodies.
In the eyes of our law and our leaders, our God and our government.
It's to say that our systems reflect our choices, our fears, and our limits.
We have been stripped down to our souls — though never losing our spirit — robbed of our humanity, our families, our dignity.
"Maybe our, maybe our folks are better at securing our email and our cloud and our data than the DNC."[CNN]
Any threat to our people, our businesses, our economy, or our safety is a threat to the security of our nation.
We march together for the protection of our rights, our safety, our families, our health and the health of our planet.
Bad men are not just on our TV screens, but in our classrooms, our workplaces, our friend circles, even our families.
Every day in our lives — whether it's with our spouse, our girlfriend, our boyfriend, our children, our employer — we compromise every single day in everything we do in life.
The Piccadilly line rumbled beneath our house, which meant we couldn't ever hear ourselves: our bodies, our thoughts, our grievances, our joys.
Age doesn't define our maturity, and it should not define our responsibility, our character or our potential to positively impact our communities.
What if working women shared the lessons of our work and our choices with one another, our colleagues, our friends, our families?
Not just our laws and our rights and our budgets, but our thoughts and beliefs.
"Our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power," she wrote last November.
Writing allows us to place readers in our voice, our imagery, our experience, our world.
Our languages, verbal and non-verbal, our aesthetics, our ways are our living cultural inheritance.
Our goal remains to focus on our business and keep our customers our #1 priority.
My husband, my parents, my husband's parents, our siblings, our nanny, our friends, our coworkers.
Our antipathies are simultaneously a record of our desires, our sublimated wishes, our deepest envies.
Our friends will never question our support, and our enemies will never doubt our determination.
As I have said, our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power!
We've given so much of ourselves to our country, our family, our values, our past.
These charitable contributions protect our lands, our wildlife, our waters and our ways of life.
We know that our children, our families, our neighbors, our public servants are not safe.
Visualization alters our brainwaves to connect our desires with our actions, which create our reality.
It powers our daily lives, fueling our cars, lighting our homes, and heating our food.
We ran out with our phones in our pockets, and our hands over our heads.
This pandemic will change us, change our economy, our culture, our priorities, our personal lives.
Our bodies are what carry our thoughts and our kindness and our acceptance and striving.
We think of our books as symbols of our taste, our intellect, our moral vigor.
"Our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power," she wrote of Democrats.
"Our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power," she wrote of Democrats.
They and their families are part of our communities, our schools, our businesses, our workforce.
They want to steal our earnings and our wealth and our freedom and our lives.
Now, more than ever before, it's clear that any of us with a Facebook profile has surrendered an unknowable quantity of information about our lives, our interests, our locations, our aspirations—and about our friends, our friends' interests, our friends' locations, and our friends' aspirations.
Here's then President Jimmy Carter, This is a present from a small, distant world, a token of our sounds, our science, our images, our music, our thoughts and our feelings.
The soul of our nation lives in our people, the heart of our nation beats in our citizens and the destiny of our nation is found in our two hands.
Among many other things, we need to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure, our water systems, our waste water plants, our roads and our bridges.
Our identity is shaped by stories, about our own history, about our family's history, about the history of our people or our country.
Not just our businesses or even our nonprofits, but they can be used in our families, in our schools and our governmental institutions.
They clean our houses and hotel rooms, care for our children and elders, serve our food, package our goods, and pick our crops.
And that is what's so critical for our neighborhoods, our families, our children, and our grandchildren.
Depending where on that spectrum our brain is defines our behavior, our recollection, and our abilities.
They're in our offices, our Uber pools, our favorite bars — sometimes, they're even in our families.
Because our users are also people whom we care about – our families, our neighbours, our friends.
Our individual actions, our words, our attitude, and our vote ---it can all make a difference.
We see the changes in our climate, our land, our animals and our way of life.
The idea of our heroes fighting sparks our imaginations, our rooting interests, and our emotional investment.
Our responsibility is, yes, to our shareholders but also to our employees, and to our community.
But our men and women in blue also need our support, our thanks, and our gratitude.
Background checks help protect our homeland, our workplaces, our citizens and our assets from bad actors.
Why do we protect our airports and our banks, our government buildings, but not our schools.
Art is our mirror — in which we can confront our beautiful, our bad and our ugly.
Our curiosity became our attention, our attention became our submission, and suddenly pumpkin spice owned us.
How do our personal histories intersect with the histories of our cities, our countries, our societies?
Our totems, our songlines, our sacred ceremony sites that remain ... our very existence is under threat.
The one who validates our values and our worldview and our concerns and crushes our enemies.
They are ever-present — on our phones, our computers, our tablets and in our living rooms.
However, it has also damaged our relationships, our country, our planet, and our sense of self.
"Our city, our history, our faith, our civilization," Anne-Elisabeth Moutet said in a Twitter message.
I tell our team, 'If they compliment our food or our hospitality, we've done our job.
The resilience of our bodies, the power of our minds, the ability to put other humans fully before ourselves, our compassionate hearts but most of all our undying love for our families, our friends and our precious babies.
This is eroding our moral autonomy, our ability to claim our future for our own agency, for our own decisions, for our own choices, our own promises of where I wanna go and how I wanna get there.
To be able to share our love for cheese everyday through our food truck is also our way of sharing our love, joy, and authenticity—basically our queerness with our community.
" Go deeper: "It's our roots, our history, our civilization.
When abortion is legal, funded, and protected, that's when we know our legislators care about our lives, our health, our futures, and our families.
At a time when angry rhetoric consistently replaces thoughtful governing, our flag, our national anthem, our communities, our policing, and our veterans all suffer.
They can fund our government, preserve our retirement, aid our recovery, protect our young and ensure our rights, regardless of where we were born.
Our dedication to our country, our state, our church, and our community will not waiver as we embark on the next chapter of life.
Putin correctly assumes that our republic is only as strong as our ideals, our commitment to our institutions and our connection to each other.
Our greatest strength is vested in our partners and allies who share our dreams, our values and, yes, shoulder-to-shoulder share our burdens.
Can our food—which fuels our caring bodies, our sensitive souls, our intersectional and privilege-checking hive-mind—reflect our ever-so-millennial ethics?
In a way, Warhol's daily photography practice anticipated our current smart phone habits—our need to record our friends, our families, and our food.
Cyberspace is now where we do more of our shopping, more of our dating, more of our friendship-making and sustaining, more of our learning, more of our commerce, more of our teaching, more of our communicating, more of our news-broadcasting and news-seeking and more of our selling of goods, services and ideas.
He denigrates our most important and revered institutions upon which our democracy and our national security depend: the free press, the courts, our law enforcement agencies, our intelligence agencies, our free elections.
Right winging, bitter clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.
It saps our spirits, snatches away our hard-earned dollars, and kills our bodies and our souls.
This was no longer our problem; it belonged to our governors, our senators, our heads of state.
Not only our environment, but [everything from] our children to our crops to our environmental health here.
Right wingin', bitter clingin', proud  clingers of our guns, our god, and our religions,  and our Constitution.
Both knees in prayer for our planet, our future, our leaders of the world and our globe.
We've already picked our vendors, our final assembler, our injection molder, so we're well on our way.
Both knees in prayer for our planet, our future, leaders of our world and our globe. Amen.
Right-winging, bitter-clinging, proud clingers of our guns, our God, and our religion, and our Constitution.
We allow someone else to make choices for our lives, our bodies, our children and our communities.
Our employees, our customers, our friends, and our families are under attack and deserve access to care.
Both knees in prayer for our planet, our futures, our leaders of the globe, and our world.
Both knees in prayer for our planet, our future, our leaders of the world, and our globe.
Thank God for this beautiful day, and for our freedom, our democracy, our vote, and our country.
" Nonetheless, she added, "We need to translate our concern—our despair, our anger our feelings—into action.
Right wingin', bitter clingin', proud clingers of our guns, our god, and our religions, and our Constitution.
It wipes our foreheads, cleans up our spills, bags our groceries and disposes of our waste products.
Our communities need up-to-date mining laws that protect our families, our water and our future.
When we failed, we failed in front of our families, our ancestors, our future and our past.
We want to go back to our families, our children, our wives and our parents and siblings.
We protect our banks, our sports stadiums and our government buildings better than we protect our schools.
Our families need us, our kids need us, our dogs need us, and our partners need us.
Chrissy, you have our sympathy, our vicarious giggles, and definitely our arms crossed over our own chests.
The people closest to our hearts bear the brunt of our cursing: our family, particularly our mothers.
How do our feelings and our thoughts blend together to compose our mental lives and our behaviors?
Our names were replaced with Turkish names, our language banned, our music criminalized and our existence denied.
Our drivers' licenses, our keys, our debit and credit cards are all important parts of our lives.
And what of our own Sanditons—our holistic spas, our Ayurvedic yurts, our pan-piped wellness retreats?
To do so, we consistently focused upon improving our technology, our processes, our efficiency and our products.
We love to post on social media about our hopes, our dreams, our passions and our politics.
The first mind has always held violence nearby, to use as needed, and that violence has infused everything we do—our entertainments, our sex, our schools, our ads, our jokes, our view of the earth itself, somehow even our food.
"Too many of our children, too many of our sisters and brothers, our mothers and fathers, our friends, our cousins are dying by guns," Rep.
How do we even see it, when the tools and instruments at our disposal are precisely of our age, our language, our religion, our culture?
I think our response was a measure of our will and our resolve that we will protect our people and our interests in the region.
TELL OUR STORY ABOUT OUR BRANDS, TELL OUR STORY ABOUT OUR POSITIONING, TELL OUR STORY ABOUT WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO. AND I COME BACK.
We can make our communities safer, our families stronger, our culture richer, our faith deeper, and our middle class and more prosperous than ever before.
We are just getting started but our commitment to our mission, our 5,500+ team members, our customers and now our shareholders is stronger than ever.
What we're doing isn't uncovering truth so much as constructing narratives, and those narratives reflect our biases, our experience, our ignorance, our hopes, our confusion.
I think that authenticity is relevant not just with our food but with our news and our experiences with our expectations of our physical objects.
She was of us and wrote for us nuanced, complicated, authentic and honest representations of our culture, our lives, our triumphs, our sufferings, our failures.
I spent hours meticulously recreating our faces, our fashion senses, our personalities, our pets, every inch of our two-bedroom apartment in east Los Angeles.
She was of us and wrote for us nuanced, complicated, authentic and honest representations of our culture, our lives, our triumphs, our sufferings, our failures.
Donald Trump wants to divide us up by the color of our skin, our country of origin, our gender, our religion and our sexual orientation.
Saving our government is not our mission or our primary job, but it is our ethical professional responsibility to contribute our voice, knowledge, and insight.
In the liberal circles depicted in Get Out, everything that was once reviled—our eyes, our skin, our backsides, our noses, our arms, our legs, our breasts, and of course our hair—is now openly envied and celebrated and aestheticized and deployed in secondary images to sell stuff.
But John understood that our security and our influence was won not just by our military might, not just by our wealth, not just by our ability to bend others to our will, but from our capacity to inspire others with our adherence to a set of universal values.
We could reduce our waste disposal problem instantly by just keeping our wallets in our pockets, our Apple Pay turned off, our credit cards in the drawers and our fingers off the keyboards.
They can't take away our love, our fortitude, our courage.
Are our ovaries senile, our vaginas dry, our libidos broken?
He stole our careers, stole our lives, stole our reputations.
Our past shapes our present, which grows into our future.
It's a celebration of our culture, our cuisine, our people.
We desperately miss our families, our friends and our newsroom.
We don't break our promises to our friends, our neighbors.
"Our children our friends, our husbands are friends," Hollman said.
Our horses, our cattle, our crops, all use this water.
These families deserve our respect, our sympathy, our quiet gratitude.
They have hijacked our homes, our cars, and our bodies.
In our bodies and our minds we preserve our identity.
They are our neighbors, our children's classmates and our friends.
They're our teachers, our doctors, and our small business owners.
Our system and our country has led down our veterans.
These were no longer our sons, our fathers, our friends.
Our mitochondria sputter, our endocrine system sags, our DNA snaps.
What would happen to our economy, our government, our civilization?
Our church is the street, our congregation our fellow crusaders.
It moved only our souls, our minds and our imaginations.
We have the right to make our own individual choices about our bodies, our image, and our lives.
Should our bodies not match our gender identity, then our thoughts and feelings trump our chromosomes and genitals.
He has plundered our seas, ravaged our Coasts, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of our people.
The celebrities we choose to uplift reap our time and our attention and our clicks and our money.
As it has in the past, it will help our economy, our families, our communities, and our country.
Our diversity is our strength and our unity is our power," she wrote, before calling his comments "xenophobic.
You have enriched our culture and our lives, and we value you in our workplaces and our communities.
We're no longer on our own, having fun, going about our business, living our lives, our minds elsewhere.
It's informed not just by our personalities, but by our partisan identities, our ideologies, and our personal history.
We are nations that respect our citizens, cherish our liberty, treasure our sovereignty and control our own destiny.
We are nations that respect our citizens, cherish our liberty, treasure our sovereignty, and control our own destiny.
We must continue to fight, we must use our governments, our secret services, our businesses, and our media.
I've accepted that our slang, our hairstyles, our clothing styles, and our dances are all up for grabs.
It is our goal and commitment to project our personal expressions to our brand and our product offerings.
Will robots work in our factories, fight in our wars, teach our children and care for our elderly?
Some day, our digital "shadows" may affect our insurance rates, our credit, and the opportunities of our children.
Within it are all of our particular points of view and beliefs, our interests, our tastes, our preferences.
In a way it's a transcendent experience: we lose our bodies, our messy feelings, our desires, our fears.
Our legislature faces challenges, our prisons face challenges, as does our education system and our state's Medicaid program.
Our disagreements may frequently hoarsen our voices, but they rarely sharpen our thinking, much less change our minds.
It's not just that our religious beliefs affect our politics — it's that our politics affect our religious choices.
Our behavior must be impeccable; our manner, above reproach; our back stories, pure inspiration; our histories, spotlessly clean.
These "Dreamers" live in our neighborhoods, attend our schools, fight for our country and contribute to our workplaces.
It undervalues our most important resource, which is our inventiveness, our ingenuity, our ability to solve big problems.
Yes, we've got our phone calls, our group texts, our Zoom sessions, and our daily pet check-ins.
Our stages, our TV drama series are part of a constant desire to expand our imagination, our sensibility.
Would we ever be able to catch up with our peers, our families, our faith and our friends?
Is the blue light from our phones ruining our rest — not to mention our eyes and our skin?
Instead, my siblings and I drank our parents' liquor and emptied out our closets, our attic, our lives.
We talk to our friends, we talk to our devices, we pet our dogs, we caress our lovers.
This is huge for our university, huge for our community, huge for our program, huge for our kids.
This makes sense for our economy and our environment, as well as for our people and our planet.
The effects of sin always go beyond our hearts, potentially harming our family, our neighbors, and our community.
We will all will help each other look for our parents, our partners, our children, and our pets.
The corrosive and cancerous ideas these individuals peddle have infected our politics, our media, our public discourse, our social fabric and our very sense of security.
Beneath the surface is an ocean of abusive behavior by people who will never be named — our neighbor, our coworker, our father, our friend, our priest.
We want to slot ourselves into categories based on our gender, our sexuality, our ethnicity (or that of one of our parents), or our political allegiance.
And when we dared stand up like men, they have stopped our trade, seized our ships, blockaded our ports, burned our towns, and spilled our blood!
We know that she will relentlessly pursue integrity — in our journalism, in our charts, in our corporate culture and in our interactions with our industry constituents.
WE WANT TO LISTEN TO OUR PLAYERS, GET THEIR FEEDBACK AND SEE HOW WE CAN MAKE OUR COMMUNITIES, OUR TEAM, OUR FOUNDATIONS AND OUR COUNTRY STRONGER.
We can make our communities safer, our families stronger, our culture richer, our faith deeper, and our middle class bigger and more prosperous than ever before.
These images, however fleeting they are, play with our emotions, our innermost desires, our sense of humor, our sense of disgust, and most commonly, our fears.
Google's ominous vision has consistently been one where it knows ever more about our daily lives: learning our commutes, our meetings, our romantic dates, our pet walking routes, and even our TV watching habits.
We see the legislation constantly breaking down our protections, refusing us our rights, tearing our families apart, destroying our environment, controlling our bodies, and putting our men, women, and gender nonconforming in harm's way.
Muslim Americans are our friends and our neighbors, our co-workers, our sports heroes — and, yes, they are our men and women in uniform who are willing to die in defense of our country.
For the military, this is "a crisis because it affect our warfighting because our numbers are low — when you look at our readiness, obviously our pilot experience and our manning is directly related to our readiness and our combat lethality," Koscheski said.
"It is not a substitute for things that will make our society, as well as our schools, our malls, our churches, our restaurants, our nightclubs — any place where large public gatherings occur — safer," Hoyer said.
We have our own disabled, our own homeless, our own sick and hungry, our own uneducated, our own slums and sharecroppers, our own problems, chief of all of which is to keep America for Americans.
"We've been clear: Our ask is that our allies and our partners and our friends don't do anything that would endanger our shared security interests or restrict our ability to share sensitive information," Pompeo said.
Our charge every day is to work to ensure President-elect Trump cannot strip away our freedoms, our rights, and our ability to chart our own destiny.
"Hemp isn't just good for our farmers and our economy, it's good for our soil, our environment—and our health," he told Rolling Stone in a statement.
In a sense, we have already become cyborgs, tethered to our external electronic devices, outsourcing to them our memories, our sense of direction, our socializing, our lives.
It requires us to confront the fact that the problem is inherent in every part of our society — our families, our schools, our religious institutions, our sports.
We must now chart our progress, count our steps, log our sleep rhythms, tweak our diets, record our negative thoughts—then analyze the data, recalibrate, and repeat.
In time, we've all been convinced that sriracha belongs on our eggs, on our burgers, on our fried chicken, in our beers, and in our Bloody Marys.
We can't generalize about L.G.B.T.Q. travelers — our safety and welcome can often be a function of our gender presentation, our visible wealth, our skin color, our accent.
They&aposll manage our travel, organize our calendar, manage our email (fingers crossed), cook our meals, and perform many other aspects of our day-to-day life.
Sometimes our smart phones are our friends, sometimes they seem like our lovers, and sometimes they're our dope dealers.
That's our model and that's what we do for the benefit of our shareholders, our communities, and our retailers.
Image: APThe science of how our genes affect our health, our looks and our personality is still pretty mysterious.
Our community, our neighbors, our friends, and our families are ready to rebuild stronger and faster than this typhoon.
Games have real-world consequences because our games exist in concert with our laws, our policing, and our politics.
"Racist white America has exploited our resources, our minds, our bodies, our labor," Forman wrote in the manifesto's opening.
They affect our height, our risk of heart disease, how strong our bones are, and even our body odor.
It's fundamentally how we express our passions, our desires, our anxieties, our tragedies, and we need to study this.
They're in our books and our e-readers, in our newspapers and magazines, on our laptop and phone screens.
Like an invisible fog, they sweep our phones and our televisions, they invade our conversations, they crowd our thoughts.
Now, the Internet is becoming pervasive: It's entering our cities, our cars, our thermostats and even our salt shakers.
Immigrants to America have traditionally embraced our liberty, our values and our Constitution, and have assimilated into our society.
Today, the losers are us – the Iñupiat – along with our families, our neighbors, our communities, our region and state.
Though imprisoned people include our brothers, our sisters, our parents, our children and us, black communities are disproportionately impacted.
This could include our most deeply sensitive information – our calls and messages, our location data, our web browsing history.
Now, we actually make the media with our clicks and our re-clicks and our tweets and our posts.
But we wanted to celebrate our lives and our future: to share our joy with our friends and family.
Two, it creates a much more enhanced experience for our customers — for our riders, our drivers, for our restaurants.
Our sun signs relate to our ego and general personality, while our moon signs represent our private inner lives.
Our governments, our critical infrastructure, our private organizations, our citizens, are much more dependent on information and communication technologies.
Even more so for our business, where our product is our journalism, which is totally driven by our reporters.
Our parents came here, our friends work here, we celebrate our happy moments and drown out our worst here.
Our "home" is more than the four walls that surround us: It's our fire escape, our stoop, our block.
It's not just a colorful part of our life, but a part of our tradition, our history, our economy.
Our people were killed, our children were thrown into fire, our women were raped, our houses were burnt down.
It called for "rapid and far-reaching" changes to our energy production, our farming, our buildings and our transport.
We were content with our buses and our trains and our cars, and some of us with our bikes.
Fighting inequality in our criminal justice system, fighting inequality in our health care and our housing and our education.
It's in our emoji, our Valentine's Day cards, and our chocolates.
Our hearts, our prayers, our tears go out to the victims.
Oil fuels our cars, heats our homes and drives our industry.
"We left our livestock, our cars, our houses, everything," he says.
She was our princess, our general, and more importantly, our friend.
It's also about our country, our institutions, and our very democracy.
He embodied our struggles, our triumphs and our loud personalities, too.
Our intestines, our stomach, and our gut have circadian rhythms, too.
"Our beliefs, our judgments and our decisions were misguided," Mara said.
Our club is our life, our place of respite and worship.
We lost a lot of our friends, our house, our job.
MARC BENIOFF: --with our shareholders, with our employees, with our partners.
So our criminal investigative work, our counterintelligence work, our counterterrorism work.
It's a battle for our attention, our homes and our offices.
But we had to protect our women, our homes, our land.
We disclose our conflicts, air our biases, and show our work.
It could be our yards, our pets, our fertilizers — really, anything.
They frame our understanding of our world, our possibilities and ourselves.
We had our church and our schools and our social clubs.
Why emphasize ad nauseam our wastefulness, our greed, our psychological instability?
It is essential to our health, our economy and our future.
That's not good for our country, our kids, or our health.
" He added: "Our children should inherit our love, not our conflicts.
On our fingers, around our necks, and even in our mouths.
These numbers represent our families, our neighbors, our communities, and ourselves.
They have immeasurably enriched our lives, our neighborhood and our community.
It permeates our past and present, our classrooms and our culture.
For our culture, our society, our economy that balance is everything.
It's destroying our businesses, our small business and our big businesses.
We are not responsible for our tastes, our penchants, our inclinations.
It's reflected in our organization and our work in our community.
This is our future — our fate — and our choice to make.
Our relationships, our health, and our work all need daily maintenance.
Our toasts would be bare, our stomachs and our Instagrams empty.
Sandwiches are worthy of our recognition, our thoughts, and our praise.
We moved away from our friends, our families and our jobs.
This is our industries, our businesses, our national pastimes. Right. Right.
"Patriotism permeates our politics, our culture, our everyday life," she wrote.
Our friends, our relatives, they died then, our businesses were closed.
Our freedoms, our way of life, our democracy is under threat.
I make images of our culture, our people, and our ceremonies.
She's worked closely with our intelligence teams, our diplomats, our military.
How nutrition in our 20s impacts our cognition in our 60s.
They influence what happens in our homes, our neighborhoods, our cities.
We're cut off from our lives, our friends, our extended families.
They deserve our courtesy, not our rudeness, regardless of our annoyance.
Our devices are literally hot, warming our laps and our palms.
Our bodies, our food, our world is made up of chemicals.
We never discussed our personal problems, our health or our families.
Our choices about our bodies and our futures are individual decisions.
We're very comfortable with our place, our strategy and our future.
Concentration threatens our markets, threatens our economy, and threatens our democracy.
It lights our homes, our places of work and our streets.
This is our future -- our fate -- and our choice to make.
BUT WE THINK OUR TECHNOLOGY AND OUR NETWORK IS OUR ASSET.
"It exists in our companies, in our classrooms, in our homes."
We put 1% of our equity, our profit, and our time.
Our business partners, our manufacturers are located more on our territory.
They threaten our communities, our land and our drinking water supply.
We talk about our significant others, our children, and our parents.
So too is our economy, and our politics, and our society.
It holds our experiences and our storytelling, our gathering of stories.
Far too often, our commitment to our political party, our religious group, our sport, our college or a prominent member of our community causes us to choose to disbelieve or to turn away from the victim.
We do it by taking the stage and by telling our own stories, which is really, in the end, our way of saying "I love you" to our parents, our families, our communities and our country.
A lot of us, when we are looking at our screens, our eyes strain and then our neck strains and it pulls our heads down into our spines.
That's why it's important to slow down and focus our attention on all the important relationships in our lives: our significant others, our close friends, and our families.
In that time, we've admitted and self-reported our mistakes, fixed our licensing issues, changed our leadership and governance, transformed our culture and values, and articulated our mission.
I believe we have to use every tool at our disposal, our diplomacy, our development and our strong cultural influence around the world as well as our defense.
We publicly signal our gender, our team loyalty, our occupation, our income status, and even our political party, to those seeking to figure out how to categorize us.
He is attempting to weaken our institutions, our protocols and conventions, our faith in the truth, our sense of honor and our respect for the rule of law.
Our facial characteristics include the distance of our pupils from each other, the size of our nose, the shape of our smile, and the cut of our jaw.
That's because emerging technologies are poised to improve our lives, our safety, our economy and our environment—but only to the extent our interstate system will facilitate them.
We should not use personal attacks to get our point across or express our frustration online, on the phone, or with our cars, our fists, and our weapons.
I think we need to own our bodies, own our futures, own our womanhood, and our right to be ourselves.
Particularly our youngest, our oldest, our people with disabilities; and right now my friends, our country is failing that test.
Ultimately, it means having a really positive impact on our employees, our investors, our partners, our customers in the world.
We need to make sure our networks won't harm our national security, threaten our economic security or undermine our values.
Through our thalamus, which holds all of our sensory information, our bodies send signals to various parts of our brains.
To incinerate our mosques, erase our traditions, murder our artists, even attack our Mohammed, "habib Allah"--the beloved of God.
SunSun: Our songs are always connected to our lives and our experiences with what is happening daily in our city.
We celebrate our nation's patriotism and reflect on how that day forever changed our lives, our country, and our world.
And our primary concern right now is ensuring the safety of our team, our members, our colleagues, and the rescuers.
It's used countless times a day on our computers, our phones, sometimes even in our cars and on our wrists.
We deserve equal pay for our mothers, our wives, our daughters, our nieces, friends, and colleagues—but mostly, for ourselves.
It has been said that they will change our cities, our homes, our commerce, even our fundamental way of life.
We have watched our leaders allow other countries to erode our competitive edge, take our jobs, and drain our wealth.
Our teacher guided us into the pose, then told us to lower our shoulders, lengthen our spines, open our chests.
Our trust in institutions that once brought us together — our sports teams, our places of worship, our newspapers — has diminished.
Lack of sleep impacts every aspect of our lives from our relationships with others to our health to our careers.
We need to make sure our networks won't harm our national security, threaten our economic security, or undermine our values.
We will defend our people, our nations and our civilization from all who dare to threaten our way of life.
We have a story to tell about our families and businesses, our veterans and teachers, our children and our elderly.
But another is the people in our lives — our bosses telling us what to do, our significant others, our kids.
"It's been hard on all of us: our players, our coaches, our staff, our school," Navy Coach Ken Niumatalolo said.
They attempt to control reality, not just our laws and our rights and our budgets, but our thoughts and beliefs.
Our ability to hack our technology to a system preferable to our specific needs is synonymous with our freedom itself.
We've explored pretty thoroughly our relationships — sometimes directly, sometimes indirectly — with our parents and our siblings and our loved ones.
American Jews have helped forest our hills and raise up our poor, unearth our past and forge our technological future.
Smartphones are multifunctional devices that are swiftly replacing other devices, like our cameras, our televisions, our computers and our wristwatches.
Our children resist traditional work environments, delay "adulting," remain on our payroll, stay in our homes and drive our cars.
Infrastructure matters to our public health and safety, to our families and our communities, to our economy and much more.
We will soon spend more on our past than we will investing in our future, our children and our grandchildren.
We had the right to demand something better for our workplaces, for our childhoods, for our schools, for our bodies.
Our food and our rural economies and our hearts and our birds would probably all be the better for it.
First, our invest approaches based on our research base so we increased our research capacity, also to localize our investment.
We prioritize our futures, understand our spending, get out of our comfort zones and appreciate our experiences more than stuff.
"Our military power is unparalleled -- our strength-of-arms is unsurpassed -- and our forces are ready, and our nation resolved."
And we celebrate our beliefs, — our police, our military, and veterans as heroes who deserve our total and unwavering support.
We are mosaics of our worst selves and our best selves, our deepest secrets and our favorite stories to tell at a dinner party, existing somewhere between our well-lit profile photo and our drivers license shot.
Eventually we will lose our hair, our teeth, our memory, our dignity, our way, our very lives, but these 23 some pages of items important enough for people to want back is a testament to the search.
That's why… Happy Fathers Day to our man, our protector, our heart.
Space travel is our right, our goal, and our ultimate defining trait.
We all have our own problems, our own issues, our own demons.
Our seniors and our poor and disabled are our must vulnerable populations.
Our restaurant, our city—our very nation was built by hardworking immigrants.
For that crime, we lost our homes, our livelihoods and our freedoms.
It's our old high school classmates, our coworkers, our nieces and nephews.
This preference is reflected in our porn, our entertainment, our job market.
Dolores, our hero, our buddy, our pal, shoots them in the back.
Our ability to express ourselves and tell our stories IS our humanity.
It's for our all of our futures and for our families' futures.
We're never free of our past—our memories, our values, or biases.
Now more than ever our country needs our movement — our political revolution.
In our lives we build our careers and we build our communities.
Our Founders, our Constitution, our Bill of Rights are clear about that.
We're supporting our steel industry, our coal industry, [and] our aluminum industry.
Diversity is important because it strengthens our companies, our organizations, our society.
Should our dreams, our fears, our anxieties be accessible to the government?
This is our city, and these are our neighbors and our friends.
Our prayers for our children (and with our children) are unimaginably significant.
Our greatness, look at our history, our greatness comes from strong leaders.
"We lost our brother, our best friend, our bandmate," posted the band.
We can, and should, decentralize our email, our messaging, our social networks.
We believe in our history, in our heritage, and in our people.
It describes how we work, our values, our preoccupations and our goals.
"Our puck pursuit, our tenacity, our secondary forecheck was excellent," Hitchcock said.
"She was our road map, our compass, our guiding light," he continued.
Forgive our pride and arrogance, heal our souls, and renew our vision.
"No, our values, our diversity, our openness, these are strengths, not weaknesses."
It erodes trust in our economic system, our government, and our businesses.
When we don't, our work, our health and our personal lives suffer.
That's why … Happy Fathers Day to our man, our protector, our heart.
Trump will secure our borders, defend our workers and protect our sovereignty.
It describes how we work, our values, our preoccupations, and our goals.
But they'll be on our computers, our phones and our Kindles, too.
Diversity is our strength and must be our aspiration and our future.
It describes how we work, our values, our preoccupations, and our goals.
But we had our jokes, and our gossip, and our insinuations too.
The stakes are high for our coasts, our communities and our climate.
You cannot have people disrespecting our national anthem, our flag, our country.
In our work, in our family life or in our recreational activities?
Our esports programs are an expression of our vision and our values.
Our children and our children's children: they will leave our dreams behind.
Our nation's children, after all, are both our responsibility and our future.
Our vision for today revitalizes our founding mission for our new time.
They are caring for our parents, teaching our children, building our technologies.
Our mortgage companies embed our property tax payments into our mortgage payments.
How have they they viewed our government, our policies, and our history?
This helps our farmers, this helps our ranchers, this helps our businesses.
When our workers succeed, our economy succeeds and our defense contractors succeed.
Our brains were protecting our bodies and what happened wasn't our fault.
It's in our diversity and our unity and that is our power.
It's a part of our bodies, our work, and our love lives.
I envisioned standoffs in our house, in our woods, in our barn.
UTA has always been a family — our artists, our buyers, our colleagues.
Everybody" on her Instagram page, noted, "Our idea, our execution, our brand.
My family left everything behind: our language, our Barbies, our familiar culture.
He loves our Military and our Vets and protects our Second Amendment.
Because we love our grandmothers, our grandfathers, our older moms and dads.
They drive our cars, pilot our planes, and run our power plants.
We assert our character through our grief — or our lack of it.
Our currency stays strong without our making our export products too expensive.
Our internal narratives prevent us from seeing our superpowers and our weaknesses.
They came from our inner cities, our small towns and our farms.
Our people are safe, our country are safe, our institutions are safe.
Happy to talk to them about-- about our-- our-- our trade policies.
These fortunes sustain our research, our financial aid, and our collegiate sports.
We promise to defend our values, defend our religion, defend our soil.
We have our hands full, growing our business, doing our core job.
It's the right thing for our economy, our people and our planet.
Our screens have commandeered our eyeballs and taken hold of our lives.
How can we sustain our most vital connections, our relationships, our friends?
That's incredibly good news for our economy, our health, and our climate.
Everyday our military skills improve and our intelligence about our enemies grows.
Lots of data: our dining frequency, our menu selections, our price sensitivities.
Climate change affects our health, our bodies, and our way of living.
We react, but we rarely explore our history, our opinions, our biases.
In times of terror, Baby was our glue, our solace, our savior.
We drive to the polls in our Subarus, our BMWs, our beaters.
Batteries power our everyday digital lives, from our iPhones to our laptops.
"Our demand is outstripping our ability to service our customers," he said.
We have our land, we have our language, we have our resources.
Our apprehensions, our detentions, our referrals to Border Patrol — they're definitely down.
We sit alone, with our sisters, with our mothers, with our daughters.
Chemistry has revolutionized our lives through drugs to cure our illnesses, batteries to power our smartphones, fertilizers to grow our food and plastics to be formed by our imaginations.
" On its website, the Lovett School says that it is "committed—with shared purposes and principles—to improving our school, our city, our society, our environment, and our world.
As our mobile devices become an integral part of our life, our usage on these devices can say a lot about our habits and how we use our time.
All we have to do is take apart our couch to get at our bread, crawl under our bed to get at our peanut butter, and reassemble our stove from the pieces we stashed behind the passenger seat, by our front stairs and in our kitchen drawers.
John F. Kennedy knew that our best hope and our most powerful answer to our doubts and to our fears lies inside each of us, in our willingness to joyfully embrace our responsibility as citizens, to stay true to our allegiance, to our highest and best ideals, to maintain our regard and concern for the poor and the aging and the marginalized, to put our personal or party interest aside when duty to our country calls or when conscience demands.
Congressional staffers help guide decisions around our country's multitrillion-dollar budget that impacts funding our children's schools, our access to quality health care, our criminal justice system, our defense policy, our right to vote and so much more.
"Even our communications with our spouses, with our clergy members, with our attorneys are not absolutely private in America," Comey added.
Your one-of-a-kind spirit has authored an indelible imprint on our hearts -- our jokes, our joy, and our tenderness.
"On our radio show, on our TV segments and at our events we talk about our lives," Denise, 41, tells PEOPLE.
We have no say in how companies engineer our attention, change our work processes, cultivate our consumption, and steward our histories.
"There is nothing more important to our mission, or our business, than strengthening our connection with our readers," Sulzberger Jr. wrote.
Our sex lives can affect many other areas of our lives, including our health and even our ability to remember information.
Through this year of reckoning, our strengths — our nimbleness, our diversity, our purpose-driven staff — have made us resilient and valuable.
Immigration helps power our farms, our hotels, our restaurants, our laundromats and businesses from all sectors that drive the U.S. economy.
They can track our phone calls, log our text messages, answer our voice commands, and, yes, even record our radio stations.
Powerful in our bodies, in our desires, and, importantly, in our diversity, fashion is all about sex on our own terms.
Expressing sexuality is our right, yet our priorities have shifted as lawmakers are coming for our reproductive rights, our political agency.
And we're responsible, we're responsible for our Earth, and our world, and our neighborhoods, and our communities, and respecting each other.
Our politicians have aggressively pursued a policy of globalization—moving our jobs, our wealth and our factories to Mexico and overseas.
Whether it be our midriff, our legs, our arms, our butt, the answer is all the same: been there, shown that.
"We need to ensure that our focus, the skills of our teams and our cost structure match our mission," it added.
We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs.
Your one-of-a-kind spirit has authored an indelible imprint on our hearts — our jokes, our joy, and our tenderness.
It would be better for our national literacy, our local advocacy, our general civility and the future etiquette of our children.
We're evolving almost everything: our mission statement, our visual design system, our growth and revenue strategies, and even our merch plans.
This is not a drill: The threats to our most personal data, our businesses, our infrastructure, our democracy, are absolutely real.
I want our residents to be respectful of our police and I want our police to be respectful of our residents.
But of course, on Facebook, our profile pictures are avatars, too: emblems of our success, our good grooming, our unflap­pable happiness.
Death awaits us at movies and nightclubs, at our elementary schools and colleges, in our synagogues, our mosques and our churches.
Russia sought to divide us by our race, by our country of origin, by our religion, and by our political party.
From our standpoint, our global footprint, our infrastructure, and our resources are far greater than any other company that exists today.
The fact is that men learn their predatory behavior from our culture, our institutions, our entertainment and even our very language.
Our survival depends on our ability to reach across our comfort zones and challenge our own prejudices and assumptions about others.
To become a citizen means to be in solidarity with our mission and our aims and our objectives and our goals.
I want the web to reflect our hopes and fulfil our dreams, rather than magnify our fears and deepen our divisions.
It's about stripping away our inherited archetypes and our distracting issues to look at our solid bodies, our experiences amongst people.
For brands, this means understanding our quirks, our tastes, our passions or even simple things like our preferred times of day.
Surrounded by our closest friends, we commemorated our Harvard experience, and departed with honor to serve our country and our kind.
And her compulsive photographing prefigured our own relationship with our phones, Bannos says, our own desire to constantly document our lives.
Our experience shows us that these investments and innovations are good for our planet, our company, our customers and the economy.
"All our life is here, we have our roots, our house, we've lived nicely, we have our family," Ms. Reyes paused.
And we didn't sit back when President Trump attacked our health care, our students, our military service members or our Dreamers.
"Our partnerships and our alliances and our friendships, we are about collaboration and cooperation, our adversaries are about coercion," Lt. Gen.
It's essential for our country and our party and our neighbors and our planet—literally—that we engage in this decision.
Today, none of us know how this story will end—for ourselves, our jobs, our families, our country, or our world.
If you want to join our society, then you must embrace our society, our values and our tolerant way of life.
Over the last five years, our voice has grown and our awareness has swelled as our members advocate for our profession.
When you cut through that with a pipeline, you limit our ability to explore our thoughts, our land and our potential.
We need to bear witness to what we have lost: our safety, our sense of belonging, our vision of our country.
Our politicians have aggressively pursued a policy of globalization - moving our jobs, our wealth and our factories to Mexico and overseas.
From our supply chains to our workplaces to our consumers — our scale has the potential to reach large numbers of people.
When our government looks more like the people it is working to serve, our communities, our economy and our country thrive.
In our private and our professional lives, we're prodded to burnish our images, to advertise our assets, to sell, sell, sell.
We're changing everything: our policies, our culture and our media -- and come November, we're going to change our representatives in office.
Our environment plays an essential role in providing a high quality of life for our country, our communities and our children.
Dollars that have come out of our pockets, out of our hospitals, out of our schools, out of our infrastructure needs.
Our marriages, our homes, our health and our lives depend on the loony, whimsical fibs and tantrums of bad-tempered oligarchs.
They are our friends, our family, our neighbors, our colleagues, people of faith just like so many folks around the country.
"Please continue with it because this is a question of our lives, our health, our children and our city," he said.
We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs.
Whether it's in our voices, in our toys, in our music, in the jiggle of our curves; Black pleasure is vibrational.
Today, our DNA can offer a blueprint to our propensity for certain medical conditions, our family relationships, and our ancestry, not to mention similar information about all of our relatives.
It's a choice about who is better to lead our country right now: better for our economy, better for our security, better for our freedom, and better for our future.
I hope the reaction from our players results in positive action for our league, our communities and our country as a whole to make a positive difference in our society.
"As we said last week, everyone who is part of our NFL community has a tremendous respect for our country, our flag, our anthem and our military," the statement said.
For our economies, for our communities, for our tourism and fishing industries, for our environment, and most importantly, for our children and future generations, it's simply not worth the risk.
"It is our responsibility to support our military and ensure our troops have the tools they need to protect our homeland and support our allies around the world," he said.
By telling our stories and sharing our experiences, women are tackling taboos --- and pushing back on a standard of perfect that's harmful to our health, our happiness and our success.
This election reflects broad and fundamental breakdowns in our parties, in our press and our policy think-tanks — institutions which have long shaped our national debates, and our electoral process.
Now, it's time to prioritize our own revolution, and to fight for what we want: a country where our lives are safe, our bodies are respected, our work is valued, our families are supported, and our government represents us.
We should challenge our government, our institutions, our police forces, our criminal justice system, our corporations, and our schools and universities to constantly examine their policies to promote diversity and inclusion, to call out discrimination and reduce implicit bias.
The wizard takes sensory inputs from our bodies: like touch, temperature, joint awareness, mixes it in with our thoughts, our emotions, and our memories, our predictions about the world, and throws it in the cauldron to generate our consciousness.
"We needed something to express our joy, our beauty, our power," Baker said.
It's a school that welcomes our elders and our perspectives and our contributions.
And we just offer our thoughts, our prayers, our support, for these families.
We had computers on our desks, then our laps, then in our pockets.
Our bad feelings about our appearance overshadow our good feelings about other attributes.
That judgment restricts our energy, our loving, and our ability to move forward.
Our skin is our largest organ; our face, the first thing people see.
Let's claim our future for ourselves, for our children and for our country.
Our cells are replicating, our bodies are changing and our physiology is adapting.
You can compare our products by checking our competitors' websites against our own.
He threatened to subpoena our e-mails, our phone records and our texts.
It seems easy for us to love our family, our friends, our pets.
We will rebuild our roads, our bridges, our tunnels, highways, airports, schools, hospitals.
Our opponents are dropping points, but our vision is not in our hands.
We will take back control of our laws, our borders and our money.
Our focus will remain on delivering value to our community, including our shareholders.
We get to know ourselves better—our blind spots, our wounds, our love.
Our hormone levels rise, our heart rate increases, and our breathing might change.
"Our base, our voters, our side, people are so mad," the source continued.
Capitalism is also beginning to commodify our emotions, our attentions, and our affections.
We will protect our neighborhoods, our businesses and the people of our city.
Our skin would be glowier, our Eggs Benedict tastier, and our outfits fleekier.
We're dependent on the mainland for our water, our power supply, our food.
Our waste water plants, our rail, our airports, in many places are disintegrating.
Our motives are suspect, our reputations are maligned, our victimhood called into question.
"He saved our house, he saved our lives and he saved our memories."
This is about our water, our rights, and our dignity as human beings.
It's robbing our joy, stealing our peace, and hindering our ability to love.
Mars rules our decision-making skills, our tempers, and our sense of motivation.
"We're trying our best to limit our ingredients to our ecosystem," he said.
"She is our conscience, she is our seer, she is our truth-teller."
It can impact our sleep, even our relationships, and of course, our happiness.
They're on our Instagram feeds, our Twitter, Snapchat, Facebook, and our news stories.
It's a way of conceptualizing our relationships with our ancestors, with our past.
Our numbers, our models and our get out the vote efforts were right.
When women win, our families, our communities, and our economy reap the rewards.
That will affect us, our emotions, our judgment, our moral condition or philosophy.
When he calls, we talk about our days, our weeks, and our hopes.
It tops our pizza, it fills our sandwiches, and it coats our macaroni.
Our business strategy is to make our consumers smile utilizing our intellectual property.
And we spend our lifetimes maximizing our talents and working with our burdens.
We've got them in our refrigerators, in our beds, and on our bikes.
Many aren't making smart decisions for our health, our planet or our wallets.
I want to invest in our veterans, our kids, and our police officers.
He was our good samaritan, our George Bailey, our knight in flannel armor.
We will defend our common security, our shared prosperity and our sacred liberty.
Our brains resolve the dissonance by altering either our beliefs or our behavior.
Our democracy must work to meet our greatest challenges and our greatest needs.
We won this victory through our unity, our action and our shared sacrifice.
"Our government, our bureaucrats and our elected leaders, work for us," she said.
"  "I don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our national anthem.
The same is surely true about our income, our businesses, and our careers.
We remain very confident in our products, our roadmap and our competitive position.
"So, our footwear was our only way of expressing our passion," Rothschild recounts.
And that's a huge improvement for our bodies, our environment and our wallets.
It's not our children's problem, it's not our grandchildren's problem, it's our problem.
Our home 3D printers will produce our toothbrushes, clothing, and even our food.
Nobody felt the same about our bodies, our duties, our rights and prerogatives.
Why are they haunting our bananas, our hands, our kitchen counters and floors?!
We will defend our common security, our shared prosperity, and our sacred liberty.
In our pockets, our homes, our cars, plus on a few people's wrists.
We're hiding behind our art form, we're hiding behind our job, our uniform.
We had our own religion, our own language, our own way of living.
"It's because we are our customer, our friends are our customers," Katherine said.
"We share stories about our grandparents, our children, and our families," Chamberlain said.
Now, it's our time to tell our own stories in our own words.
We use these in our families, in our schools, even in our governments.
We have microbial colonies everywhere: our skin, our gut, and even our brain.
These are the enduring values of our democracy, our culture, and our world.
It's our mother tongue, our homeland; it's our people, or just one person.
Our doctors, our trainers, our strength guys, they kept these guys out there.
In our defense, we were frightened, about our health, and about our kids'.
Our right to speak has been questioned, our power undermined, our authority mocked.
" "I don't think you can disrespect our country, our flag, our National Anthem.
Congress, #HandsOff our health care, #HandsOff our community, and #HandsOff our children's futures.
Our resilience, our incredible human spirit to survive any conditions, our forgiving hearts.
We have the power to protect our planet, our climate and our health.
Our national security and our intelligence and our protections of the whistle-blowers.
A lot of our drivers live in our head depot, in our dorm.
They are a direct attack on our elderly, our disabled and our dignity.
To preserve our Constitution, our democracy, our basic integrity, he should be impeached.
"We are getting lobbied by our families, our neighbors, our friends," Collins said.
What happens when it's our faces, not our phones, that are our trackers?
We offer our perspective, our learnings, and our participation in this worthy pursuit.
They are part of our historic, our scientific, and yes, our wild heritage.
In our case, our fundraise proves we've put our hands on something huge.
" At stake, he said, is "our democracy, our sovereignty and our national independence.
Will our silence kill the conscience of our country and our spirit, too?
Our cats and dogs became stars, and our domesticated raccoons, and our hedgehogs.
Our priority is the safety of our employees and customers at our facilities.
Our courts stand as a guardian of our rights and of our democracy.
Our president lacks legitimacy, our government is paralyzed, our problems are going unsolved.
Our soul is not keeping up with our brains, advancements in our soul.
This is a standard agreement between our company, our partners, and our clients.
"The court has upheld our dignity, our privacy, and our liberty," she continued.
We continue through the spirit of our speech, our thinking, and our actions.
As the spread of coronavirus has touched our beloved schools, our favorite sports teams, our places of work and prayer, our entertainment venues and our family incomes and investments – just about every aspect of our daily lives – we at The Post fully understand our responsibility to keep you informed.
"And, just like in ancient Peru, we continue to advance our neurosurgical techniques, our skills, our tools and our knowledge," he said.
"We're very proud of our unit and our military and our army and our infantry and it's just ... it's humbling," he said.
We know when our customers come to our websites, when they interact on our mobile apps, when they call our sales department.
We&aposve stopped called the assault on our farmers, our ranches, our hunters, 0 energy producers, and our great and loving miners.
It's on our beauty products, our book covers, in our wine glasses, and has even begun to show up in our snacks.
The camera in 2017 is our phone, our mobile computer, our social lives, and it rests on the tripod of our hand.
There was a good deal of hand-wringing over how it would impact our marriage, our freedom, our youth, and our finances.
We've grown our asset management business, we've expanded our banking footprint and our banking business, we've continued to grow our investing platforms.
Those steps, if consistent with our global competitiveness will also be good for our national security, our energy independence, and our economy.
That means putting in our media that we would get from ILM, our partners there, getting our animation for our animated figures.
Wade and strip women of our constitutional right to make decisions about our own bodies, our own families, and our own futures.
From our juvenile jealousies to our spite to our self-serving manipulations to our power trips, we are not to be trusted.
"Our aging infrastructure is starting to affect the health of our children, our families, and the ability to grow our economy," Rep.
"By becoming aware of our own biases, we can work to end bias in ourselves, our families, our friends, and our communities."
Our own fight for the West does not begin on the battlefield -- it begins with our minds, our wills, and our souls.
"A giant shadow has been removed from our business, our staff, our pensioners and our investors," BT Chief Executive Gavin Patterson said.
But in our democracy, our social lives, our senses of selves, and our souls, smartphones just might be the death of us.
We cannot confuse our allies and allow our enemies to miscalculate our intentions, so they feel they can act without our response.
"The best thing that we have as we go through our careers is our knowledge and our word – our reputation," Lawson says.
I'm talking about how he gripped our hearts and our souls and our conscience, and made our fights his fights for decades.
If left unchecked, these forces will undermine our courage, sap our spirit, and weaken our will to defend ourselves and our societies.
Most of us harbor the intuition that we age because our bodies, like our cars, our furniture, our patience, just wear out.
"Our finger will remain on the trigger and we will not forgo our weapons or our land or our revolution," it said.
Our family roles as spouses to our lifelong mates, parents to our children, and loving aunts and uncles will be our priority.
Our league, our partners and our society are better because of our players' willingness to enter the political and social activism arena.
Needless to say, these billionaires are all strong supporters of our military, our veterans, our infrastructure, our schools and other government services.
"Our unity is our strength and our diversity is our power," said Ms. Harris, the daughter of immigrants from India and Jamaica.
The same forces that undermine our political parties are those that weaken our civic associations, our churches, our kids' after-school clubs.
They are the lifeblood of our economy, and when they suffer, we all do—our economy, our communities and our collective prosperity.
I remember part of that hex: 'Knowledge is power, through which you control our mind, our spirit, our body, our soul—HEX!
"Other than our own time, our costs were relatively low because all of our eyewear — including our prototypes — are handcrafted," Kim explained.
Our Championships would not have been possible without our incredibly talented players — they are the backbone of our franchise and our industry.
Reconnecting with our native countries on our own terms is one way to merge our present-day selves with our family history.
We muss our hair and pout our lips and Google "best angles" and hold our cameras ever so slightly above our faces.
That's what the coronavirus threatens to take from Indian Country—not just our dollars, but our history, our legacy, and our family.
"It's hard to know what our industry, our city, our country, our world will look like after this is over," Killian wrote.
These companies are ransacking lands that are part of America's heritage for our children — our wild places, our rivers and our aquifers.
Considering our current responsibilities and expenses, I have to work extra to support our parents, our own family, and plan our retirement.
The more extreme and unpredictable our climate becomes, the more we feel the impact on our health, our safety and our wallets.
And we really do wring our hands about our decisions, and rend our garments over bad outcomes that result from our recommendations.
A small investment in our kids today will have lasting benefits to the health of our kids, our economy, and our planet.
We are our brains and we had no role in the shaping of our biology or our neurology or our chemistry, and yet these are the forces that determine our behavior.
Our hair, our style, our vernacular, our music, lips, and our hips, along with anything else you can think of, has been revered (and stolen from us without credit) throughout history.
Casey, to point out that our ability to participate fully in our society, including economically, hinges on our ability to be able to make choices for our bodies and our families.
We expect our privacy rights to be — to protect us in many other aspects of our lives from our locations to our banking and medical records to our Social Security numbers.
"To those of us who have gay family members, our brothers, our sisters, our neighbors, they are our friends ... I think it only hurts us, it shrinks our tent," Dickerson said.
A tiny organism is forcing us to revisit our values, our divisions, our choices as we barricade within our homes with our closest family members and consider what will come next.
Our families are more important than anyone, but that doesn't mean our colleagues want to see our partners in their bathrobes, our cats sitting on keyboards or our children throwing toys.
Our families are more important than anyone, but that doesn't mean our colleagues want to see our partners in their bathrobes, our cats sitting on keyboards or our children throwing toys.
We've heard about the injustices women suffer every day -- in our relationships, in the streets of our communities, in our court system and our healthcare system, and, especially, in our workplaces.
Just like convenience chain know for it's coffee and junk food, "we have our popcorn maker, our pizza rotator, our nacho chips, our nacho cheese and our slushy maker," she says.
The fluctuations of hormones like estrogen and progesterone that occur throughout the month can impact our energy levels, our metabolism, our vulnerability to injuries, our appetites, our sleep quality, and more.
"We've been clear: Our ask is that our allies and our partners and our friends dont do anything that would endanger our shared security interests or restrict our ability to share sensitive information," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
Our production adviser is a woman and one of our set designers is a woman, our costume designer is a woman, our aerial choreographer is a woman — so he always wants to know what our thoughts are, what our feelings are.
Wireless mics are near ubiquitous in modern life, in our schools—think lecture halls and pep rallies—our offices, our hotels and meeting halls, our entertainment venues, musical and theatrical tours, our houses of worship, and our radio and television broadcasts.
Loneliness, partly social isolation and partly our own subjective interpretation of our lives, is a public health problem in our cities: It makes our lives shorter, our bodies more subject to disease, our minds vulnerable to depression and other mental illness.
"We've been clear: Our ask is that our allies and our partners and our friends don't do anything that would endanger our shared security interests or restrict our ability to share sensitive information," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said.
" But, he added, "our residents clearly stated that that place was not here, near our homes, near our residents, near our schools, and our Oil and Gas Court of Appeals has stated that that place is not near our water supplies.
We felt our responsibility was fundamentally to address public issues that impacted our customers and their use of our technology, our employees both at work and in their community, and our business and the needs of our share­holders and partners.
Putin believed that through selectively leaking information and injecting disinformation, or "fake news," into our open, political discourse, he would be able to make us question the very fundamentals of our republic: our ideals, our institutions, our processes, our leadership.
But to say, I disagree; I refuse; you're wrong; etiam si omnes — ego non — these are the words that define our individuality, give us our freedom, enjoin our tolerance, enlarge our perspectives, seize our attention, energize our progress, make our democracies real, and give hope and courage to oppressed people everywhere.
Of our lead cast, our Usnavi is Samoan; our Nina hails from Italian descent; our Vanessa [actor Stephie Da Silva, tweeted below] is from Uruguay; our Kevin and Camila are from Brazil.
Our faces are also pushed through filters, our angles made just so, our skin airbrushed so that we don't show the blackheads on our nose or the tired bags under our eyes.
"Mac and cheese is made off-site with our proprietary recipe developed by our chefs and using our sourced ingredients that meet our standards for our clean menu offerings," the spokesperson said.
"Today's announcement illustrates our commitment to driving innovation across our business and demonstrates our commitment to making strategic investments in our digital platforms to support our long-term growth initiatives," he said.
"You insult our country, attack our [National Health Service], embarrass our Queen, undermine our 'special relationship,' humiliate our [prime minister]…and then smugly pose in Winston Churchill's armchair," the front page states.
With a growing population consuming trillions of gallons of fresh water every year across our 160,000 public water systems, our lives, our economies, and our industries are dependent on our water supply.
"He worked until his last breath, because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity, and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem."
It's time to recognize that the American way of life — our cars and comforts, our shrimp and coffee, our ignorance about our government's actions in our regional "backyard" — has created this crisis.
In our schools, our churches, our workplaces, our colleges, and even in our athletics, we withdraw into familiar, comfortable groups; we find it difficult to interact with those who have different opinions.
We've invited these algorithms into our courtrooms and our hospitals and our schools, and they're making these tiny decisions on our behalf that are subtly shifting the way our society is operating.
Long after the transition of power in our country, gun violence will still wreak havoc on our streets, in our schools, our malls and our lives if we continue to do nothing.
He worked until his last breath because he believed our democracy was the highest and best expression of our collective humanity and that our nation's diversity was our promise, not our problem.
"We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our product, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs," Trump said.
"We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs," Trump said.
At the ACLU, our membership, our donors, our activists, and our social media have all doubled, tripled, or quadrupled in the last year.
Right now we've designed so many of our institutions — our schools, our prisons, our democracy — around the idea that people are fundamentally selfish.
Our employee demographics most often mirror our customer demographics — that makes things comfortable not just for our customers but also for our employees.
It makes our lives better, it makes our travel time shorter, it makes our ability to get to see our loved ones easier.
"We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs," Trump said.
There are going to be fundamental shifts in how we think about our ambitions, our lives, our institutions, and our production and consumption.
"The safety and security of our guests is our top priority and our thoughts and prayers are with our guest and her family."  
It is time to turn our next generation communications infrastructure into "green networks" that benefit our environment, our national security, and our pocketbooks.
With help from his son Kwame Morris he knelt and said a prayer for "our planet, our future, our leaders of our world".
Our devices record our habits, our likes and dislikes, our histories, and the dreams we don't dare to explore outside of Incognito Mode.
"Our new labor agreement maintains our competitiveness, preserves our operating flexibility and allows us to continue improving our quality and productivity," said Barra.
I love my castmates, and I feel such appreciation for our incredible crew, our brave writers, our entire staff, and our amazing fans.
Turning the in-game camera on oneself gives our player-selves, our real selves, the chance to communicate our joy through our characters.
This is a book about adulthood; it sheds light on the human psyche, our motivations, our desires, our paradox, our endless non-closures.
We constantly offer each other visual and auditory clues to our emotional states through our facial expressions, our tone of voice, our posture.
In our books, our art, our technology, our roads — the noosphere was already reaching out to establish greater connection, greater depth, greater integration.
Canada has been our ally in protecting our citizens and eliminating threats to our national security without losing sight of our core values.
"I want the web to reflect our hopes and fulfil our dreams, rather than magnify our fears and deepen our divisions," he said.
But science and engineering issues are vital to our prosperity, our well-being, our status as a global leader, and our national security.
"Our most important asset is our ability to make money, and our biggest liability is our penchant for spending it all," Garrett said.
"We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies, and destroying our jobs," he said.
"We're going to enforce our laws, protect our borders and support our police like our police have never been supported before," Trump said.
Our home was beautiful, our cars were shiny, our cats were fluffy, and our passports were up to date and full of stamps.
Maybe the biggest lesson of this election is that our republic, our democracy and our way of life all depend on our vote.
Nothing would make our foreign adversaries happier than for our country to tax and regulate our companies and our jobs out of existence.
Our Constitution, our laws, our treaty obligations and our jurisprudence all demand adherence to the law as the foundation for all government action.
"I am tired of watching our planet, our bodies, our communities, and our psyches destroyed for the profit of a few," she says.
"Foreigners love our people, our beaches, our pyramids, our food," said Israel Gómez, a member of the Grammy-nominated electro-pop band Centavrvs.
Our government, our businesses, our trade secrets and our citizens — most sensitive information — are all facing constant cyberattacks and reviews by the enemy.
"My amendments are about creating the procedures necessary to keep our infrastructure, our networks, and our data safe from our adversaries," Correa said.
Our genes shape nearly every aspect of our lives — our weight, fertility, health, life span and, yes, our intelligence and success in school.
"There are still too many people being witnessed on our streets, in our bars, in our cafés, using the Tube, using our buses."
We institutionalize that celebration in the names of our businesses, our towns and streets, our schools and universities, our prestigious awards, and more.
"Our politicians have aggressively pursued a policy of globalization — moving our jobs, our wealth and our factories to Mexico and overseas," he said.
When it comes to saving the planet for our children and our children's children, centrism and incrementalism are our enemies, not our friends.
"We must protect our borders from the ravages of other countries making our products, stealing our companies and destroying our jobs," he said.
But we won't sit back when our Constitution, our laws, our people or our 800 miles of pristine coastline in California are threatened.
I negotiated the terms of our exit and a new relationship with our closest neighbors that protects jobs, our security and our union.
Our leadership team strives to make decisions that balance the safety of our Team Members with our commitments to our customers and communities.
That also includes reinforcing our capability to deter attacks against our territory and our ability to project power and stabilize our regional neighborhood.
And studying in diverse settings prepares our young people to lead our businesses, our military and our government in an increasingly globalized world.
Our American way of life hinges on our ability as a Nation to adequately and effectively enforce our laws and protect our borders.
You know, a few years ago we started this journey and our strategy, our focus on customers and our focus on our people.
Today's generation of 80 million children represent the future leaders of our economy, our military, our public service, and are our entire future.
What is the meaning of our life if our decision, our conscious decision, is to reduce the opportunities for our children and grandchildren.
Now we can responsibly grow the company in a way that is best for our customers, our employees, our partners and our investors.
"It will look to our past, our present and our future," Mr. Gelb said.
The result has determined our future beyond our borders, but also within our borders.
Our solution: To host our very own clothing swap for our plus-size friends.
""Paul Allen's contributions to our company, our industry and to our community are indispensable.
We love our customers, and their enjoyment of our products is our top priority.
It's with people we know: our friends, our colleagues, and our fellow wedding guests.
They love our Country, they love our Flag, they stand for our National Anthem!
"It made our revenues double, our profits double, and our stock double," he says.
The central challenge of our time is that our culture lags behind our technology.
"Our tools and our campaign and our message need to catch up," he said.
Love has opened our eyes, opened our minds, and our hearts can feel whole.
We lower our estimates and our target to $175, our (aging) rating remains Neutral.
They shape our thoughts, which in turn form our philosophies, which inform our behavior.
We rely on our memories to form our personal narrative and build our identity.
"It was our thing, our date nights and our passion," Richard says of snowboarding.
We share our food, we share our energy, we share our oil and gas.
It's a connection that we wear around our necks, our wrists, and our fingers.
We love our customers and their enjoyment of our products is our top priority.
It is our birthright to know in our bones that it wasn't our fault.
We can secure our future by investing in our most precious resource: our children.
It's in our homes, it's in our seas, and, increasingly, it's in our bodies.
We, literally, have lost our sovereignty, lost our borders, lost our ability to regulate.
Every day, researchers discover new links between our health, our environment, and our genetics.
Besides the economy, immigrants have continually enriched our politics, our culture, and our society.
It's loaded into our granola and our juice, our BBQ sauce and salad dressing.
Our hearts are full, our eyes are tired and our lives are forever changed.
We're lucky if our Halloween costumes show off our sense humor or our creativity.
It's our duty to do our best to change things and benefit our community.
"Our time together is as important as our time with each of our children."
A thousand questions fill our mind, as we pick our way over our city.
The music reaches our emotions, deep in our bodies as opposed to our heads.
Wherever he goes, we follow, with our energy, our controversies, our struggle for equality.
"We deserve to decide what happens in our homes, our neighborhoods and our communities."
These unseen networks power our cities, connect our telecommunications, and carry away our waste.
We haven't changed our seat pitch, our seat size, our seat length in years.
That's where our excitement is, that's where we're putting our focus and our investment.
We stand to show our love for our fellow citizens and our magnificent Constitution.
He will be forever in our thoughts, in our words, and in our hearts.
It represents our resilience, our ferocious desire to fight for our values and traditions.
Our ears, the tops of our feet and hands, and — of course — our lips.
We stand by our coverage & thank our millions of subscribers for supporting our journalism.
This is how our institutions, our government, and our democracy should and must work.
" "It represents our resilience, our ferocious desire to fight for our values and traditions.
If it surpasses our expectations, our happiness grows, and if it's below our expectations?
Mr. Trump will stand for our law enforcement, our police and our immigration officers.
Because doing our hair, our makeup, and putting on our clothes are all rituals.
Allowing us to finally see ourselves, our complexities and our differences, in our leaders.
We're playing as we climb our mountains, paddle our rivers and hike our trails.
That has made us more polarized, in our communities, our media and our politics.
Peeling off our friends: Like in some breakups, our friends aren't on our side.
It's good for our country, our businesses, and most importantly, our nation's young people.
Lifting red tape will help lift our community, our economy, and our entire country.
These immigrants have become integral members of our communities, our neighbors, and our friends.
We have work to do with our games, our player relationships, and our business.
These concerns, and the associated rifts, have permeated our institutions, our culture, our politics.
Our children are one-quarter of our population, but 100 percent of our future.
Each one of these stories deserves our full attention, our anger, and our action.
Our party is changing, our country is changing and our leadership should change, too.
That is our culture, that is our history, that is what our people want.
We're replacing our F-15s, our Harriers and our EA-85033s with that airplane.
He is strong on crime, borders & our 28503nd A. Loves our Military & our Vets.
He is strong on crime, borders & our 22019nd A. Loves our Military & our Vets.
"We have changed our director, our leadership, 90 percent of our staff," Ganus said.
Our nation faces many challenges, but healing our divisions may be our biggest one.
In recent weeks, our nation and our democracy were attacked by our own government.
We need our-, our-, our youth, we need them, they're Jordan, and other countries.
We stand to show our love for our fellow citizens and our magnificent constitution.
We have our ears, we have our eyes, we have our hands and feet.
Support for our union and our fight has grown among our colleagues and community.
"We will protect our work, our jobs and our way of life," he added.
Things are up to our grandparents, to our cousins, to our friends and neighbors.
Cybersecurity is about securing our way of life, not our passwords or our webcams.
"We're channeling our anger, our experiences, our concern into sharp, focused action," she said.
In our caustic speech we threw out platitudes, in our guts our feisty wit.
I also want to thank our donors, our interns and our hard-working staff.
"Our introduction to Accolade was our introduction to our first kid," Mr. Girardin said.
Our moments in the studio, our talks, Our heart to hearts on life & family!
We named our annual fund-raiser Toast to salute our community and our impact.
"Nobody knows our kids, our life, our finances better than we do," she said.
One of these things is the reckoning around our data, our information, our privacy.
We want to have people watch our service — or our content on our service.
At the center of our defenses was our immune system, our most elegant defense.
We spend our days not hunched over our stereotypical phones, but over our textbooks.
He has zero interest in listening to our rules, our conventional wisdom, our anything.
Let us make our mixtapes, share our mixtapes, and most importantly, shuffle our mixtapes.
Our response affirms that we Americans haven't completely lost our savvy or our way.
We have our personalities, our brands, our people on the ground across this country.
Our existence is our resistance, and we will continue our struggle for survival undeterred.
Probably our mother just needed a rest from our endless demands, our ceaseless movement.
These rights are our birthright, but enshrining them in our Constitution is our responsibility.
It's at the heart of our security, our well-being, and our pocket books.
Our future and our prosperity are inextricably linked to the health of our ocean.
They're in our drinking water, our table salt, and yes, much of our seafood.
For all our talk, though, we don't put our money where our mouth is.
Protecting our neighbors is our mission — and to some extent our work is selfish.
Our mobile phones can be tracked, our emails scanned and our online purchases monitored.
Our adrenaline and cortisol levels go up, and our blood goes to our extremities.
Our diverse cultures, our political issues and of course our economies are inextricably intertwined.
We lost our car, we lost our home, and we lost our health insurance.
" He added: "Her appointment endangers our elections, our public discourse, and potentially our economy.
Our short-sighted, politically-motivated approach will harm our kids and weaken our country.
Despite our nation's obvious housing needs, our public housing throughout our country is crumbling.
"What happens to our seeds, land, our means of production, our markets?" she said.
The Super Bowl determines our champions, shapes our legends, sets our benchmarks for greatness.
"FGM is a way of controlling our sexuality, our bodies, our thoughts," she added.
Our goal remains on building a strong future for our employees and our business.
"They can destroy our houses, our things, but not our souls," one nun said.
I had sifted through our books and CDs, our Christmas ornaments, our coffee mugs.
It marks our collective failure to do our most basic duty: protect our children.
Our shows are glitzy and our Amazon deliveries get to our houses on time.
They think they have the right to own our water, our seeds, our genes.
Motion was our boss, our mentor, our leader, whatever you want to call it.
"I defend with no reservation our proposal to offer the people who harvest our crops, tend our gardens, work in our restaurants, care for our children, and clean our homes a chance to be legal citizens of this country," McCain said in 2007.
There was a time in our history when limiting the possession of guns meant limiting our liberty — our ability to counterbalance a powerful central government that could fall into tyrannical hands; our ability to fend for ourselves; our ability to protect our families.
We're seeing really strong demands for our products particularly our new products and that's why December we had a great month, a strong end to a strong year driven by our SUVs, our F-series pickup truck, our Fusion, and our commercial vans.
People use them to store an incredible amount of personal information, from our private conversations to our photos, our music, our notes, our calendars and contacts, our financial information and health data, even where we have been and where we are going.
How the very spark that marks us as a species, our thoughts, our imagination, our language, our toolmaking, our ability to set ourselves apart from nature and bend it to our will — those very things also give us the capacity for unmatched destruction.
As companies like Facebook and Google have swelled with all the minutia of our daily lives — our likes, our searches, our calendar invites — there is increasing awareness of the risks to our privacy as these large data guzzlers suck up our digital selves.
"Our country desperately needs a president with a depth of global experience and an understanding of all the elements of our nation's power, from our economy and our diplomacy to the power of our ideals and our military, including its limitations," he said.
Since thou hast sought to make us break our vow, Which we durst never yet, and with strain'd pride To come betwixt our sentence and our power, Which nor our nature nor our place can bear, Our potency made good, take thy reward. . . .
Some Republicans who stand by Trump will aggressively oppose any legislation designed to help the Dreamers who love our country, study in our schools, obey our laws, strengthen our economy, worship in our churches and protect our security while serving in the military.
"Our second quarter financial results reflect the relentless effort of our teams and our progress in driving the Company's transformation efforts to delight our customers, enhance our competitive position, improve our financial performance, and drive shareholder value," Winston said in a statement.
To add increasing value to our members' lives and continue building a sustainable business, we need to ensure that our focus, the skills of our teams and our cost structure match our mission.
"If we look at how climate change threatens our democracy, our economies, our people, our communities, our major cities—the effect that this crisis has is beyond an environmental issue," he told me.
The march is an effort to "stand together in solidarity with our partners and children for the protection of our rights, our safety, our health, and our families," according to the Facebook page.
When cold water hits our faces, our heart rates slow; under high pressure, the blood vessels in our extremities constrict, sending oxygenated blood where it's needed most, to our lungs, to our brains.
"America's economy and military are the strongest in the world, and diplomacy has helped put the wind at our back, our adversaries on notice about our resolve and our friends by our side."
America's economy and military are the strongest in the world, and diplomacy has helped put the wind at our back, our adversaries on notice about our resolve and our friends by our side.
As we help our children prepare for the challenges and opportunities of a new school year, we should do our utmost to help our families, our workers and our economy do the same.
I ran into out voters they say they want to see our candidates, and our party support our president because our president supports us.
Our family, our friends, our significant others, our coworkers... We'd ideally like to give all of these people (and more) the best presents possible.
"Our new labor agreement maintains our competitiveness, preserves our operating flexibility and allows us to continue improving our quality and productivity," Ms. Barra said.
We inherited from our founders and have advanced an unsurpassed legal heritage, which is a foundation of our freedom, our safety, and our prosperity.
This matters because families provide the foundation of our current immigration system and are the bedrock of our society, our communities and our institutions.
"Women Are Not To Take Up Space" Not with our voices, nor our ideas, not with our bodies, and certainly not with our thighs.
When we put the money into our hands, we can build a trickle-up economy — from our people, our families, and our communities up.
" "This is not a fight about political correctness, but rather a matter of respect for our people, our lands, our governments, and our youth.
"I believe that we should get paid based off our merits, not based off our gender or our race or our religion," she says.
We like our color and our culture and our own strengths and our own stories … we don't need you to save us from anything.
Fit to the product, as opposed to the product wanting to fit around our friendships, fit around our society, our public square, our civility.
This can be our prayer of surrender when: Our hearts are aching and our fears are raging over the choices our kids are making.
"Our team and National Football League reflects our nations, with diversity coming in many forms — race, faith, our views and our goals," Khan said.
It represents the best of our values, the best of our history, the best of our party: Bernie's ideas, Hillary's ideas, our shared ideas.
And they had to be grateful that they were allowed onto our parks, onto our pitches, onto our courts, because these are our spaces.
"Policies that we understand and can plan for will always benefit our planning cycle, our commercial leaders, our R&D, our pipeline," she said.
We gained our position in the world from our drive to innovate, our ability to generate path-breaking ideas, and our freedom to create.
We all told DeVos the ways in which discrimination without clear federal guidance negatively impacted our lives, our schools, our families, and our communities.
After all, WikiLeaks is a true threat to our democracy, our way of life, our intelligence agencies, and our Departments of State and Defense.
Our demands on Frank's creativity speak more to our failings than to his; we reveal our dependency on him for our own emotional expression.
Our purpose is noble — to better our bodies, to better our minds, to hoist our children up into the sky and onto jungle gyms.
In addition to living our truth about our health and our bodies, to prevent burnout we need to honor the truth around our personalities.
Simultaneously on April 15, our nation, through our tax dollars, funds our national priorities representing our hopes, desires, aspirations and security for the future.
But it is always worth considering how our food arrives on our plates, and our drinks in our glasses, even if it creates discomfort.
""Our growth and success depends on our ability to maintain the value and reputation of our brand and the success of our strategic partnerships.
"Our loyalty is not going to be to Donald Trump; our loyalty is to our readers and to our values," Mr. Marlow, 30, said.
"We were taught by our dads, and by our grandfathers, and by our coaches, and our teachers how you're supposed to act," McLaughlin continued.
We are prisoners to our phones: tweeting our every thought, or snapping our every emotion, or Facebooking our every fantasy, feeling or family moment.
Pride in our institutions, our history and our values should be taught by parents and teachers, and impressed upon all who join our society.
But our tone, our style, our civility, our ability to listen — it seems to me that that's what's been missing for so many years.
Our attitude toward life mimics the Corleone family's: Our family, our friends, our clique will always come before abstract concepts of right and wrong.
"The immorality of our society has seeped into our political system to corrupt our election process, threaten democracy and destroy our country," he said.
He has taken a part of our sanity, a part of our hearts, a part of our souls and a part of our security.
Doing nothing to address this crisis is unconscionable to our families, our friends, our neighbors and the middle-class bedrock of our great nation.
"We need to unite our party and our country and to do it not just with our words but with our actions," Klobuchar said.
Our country will be better off when we start making our own products again, bringing our once great manufacturing capabilities back to our shores.
Today, we can unlock our smartphones with our fingerprints and use our voices to gain access to sensitive information, such as our banking details.
These Iraqis are not only our loyal allies but also our trusted friends who sacrificed their lives to help our troops fulfill our mission.
We believe that children should be taught to love our country, honor our history, cherish our heroes, and always respect our great American flag.
Our confidence in these beliefs rests on our confidence that our sensory apparatus, our eyes and ears, delivers accurate information about the natural world.
Illegal aliens… disregard our national sovereignty, threaten our national security, compromise our public safety, exploit our social welfare programs, and ignore lawful immigration processes.
When we look at old paintings, sometimes many hundreds of years old, we read them via our time, our gender, our age, our experience.
We have a farm and we love our orchard and our chickens and our honeybees.
Our LPs and our industry-specific advisors are a tremendous force multiplier for our companies.
"The safety of our visitors and our animals is our No. 1 priority," Maynard said.
"It reflects our values, our colleagues, and our customers," the retailer said in a statement.
"Our Lord, forgive us our sins and remit us from our evil deeds," he said.
"We will continue to lose our forest, our land, and our fishing opportunities," he said.
Our priority has been our passengers and their families and our internal staff, and pilots.
This is our livelihood, how we feed our families and support ourselves and our staff.
They have been able to take our language, our flags, our culture, to these places.
But cars, cranes and telescopes shame only our limbs and our senses, not our essence.
Women and their families marched to show our values, our unity and our good spirit.

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