We preach it and preach it and preach it, and now we've got to act on it.
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They preach exactly the same stuff that I used to preach.
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I like to preach, but I don't always practice what I preach.
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They preach diversity, they preach tolerance, but they&aposre none of the above.
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" Ava DuVernay, 22018, quoted his statement in a tweet, writing, "Preach, brother. Preach.
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If the leaders of a mosque preach intolerance, they should be taken to task, and if they preach violence, they should be removed and sanctioned according to the laws of their country.
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" Fans shared their support in the comments section: "PREACH, sis!
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She added: "Just learn it — it's not that hard."Preach.
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Sheridan says that he doesn't want to "preach" to audiences.
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And teamwork — I can't say or preach enough about teamwork.
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But I think the first thing is not to preach.
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I like being loose when I go out to preach.
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A chief executive needs to have values, and preach them.
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"You preach about hating complacency and enabling," Standifer told Bookout.
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FORGIVENESS IS EASY to preach, but often difficult to practise.
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And I would never preach against doing drugs and alcohol!
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The N.C.A.A. will preach the value of a college education.
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That's a big part of what we preach every day.
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Seeing these big sports figures preach to us about that.
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Otis Moss Jr. preach about Daniel in the lion's den.
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"That's when you really have to preach patience," McIlroy said.
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PREACH Will is one of three pastors at First Presbyterian.
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So who came to preach at the Dexter Avenue church?
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Its teachers, half of them American, are forbidden to preach.
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I also try my best to practice what I preach.
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They're meant to preach to — or shore up — the choir.
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Before starting to preach the message, find some common ground.
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But all too often, they don't practice what they preach.
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He's not the only successful entrepreneur to preach this advice.
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Handbag makers continue to preach about drawing the line on discounts.
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"If we preach repentance, we should definitely embody it," she said.
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I now preach the same strategies to friends, colleagues, and family.
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It means we need to take action, rather than preach theories.
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My father was a good man and he loved to preach.
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They should do a better job of practising what they preach.
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She encourages pastors to preach from the pulpit on these issues.
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You will have welcomed my dad to preach at your churches.
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They have no right to get up and preach against America.
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As it turns out, people don't always practice what they preach.
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Her platform, she tells me, is a place to preach love.
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Despite his widespread reach, he never used his platform to preach.
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They preside at weddings, baptisms and funerals, and they can preach.
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"I cannot preach to people: 'Do not leave,'" says Father Raheb.
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"They need to live by the practices they preach," he added.
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I'm here to preach the gospel of split Joy-Con controllers.
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Yes, I thought, we who preach tolerance should be more tolerant.
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" Model Lameka Fox also chimes in to the conversation, stating: "Preach!
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Rather than preach regime change, the campaigns reflect citizens' everyday concerns.
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You don't have expectations that, 'I have to preach to everyone.
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He believes in leading by example and practicing what you preach.
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To the customer, we don't preach about this way of cooking.
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They become the prophets, especially when the pulpit refuses to preach.
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He said he had come to the emergency room to preach.
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Like I was saying before,I'm not here to preach [inaudible].
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Mourinho and Conte preach a tactically astute, but inherently cautious, approach.
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Not long ago, I was invited by a church to preach.
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That's a temptation to preach, and some songs are unabashed homilies.
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It's where we get to practice all the things we preach.
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Law schools, especially, have an obligation to practice what they preach.
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Black clergy preach a "spare the rod, spoil the child" gospel.
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This month's wines were my opportunity to practice what I preach.
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I don't like it when novelists try to teach or preach.
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He would then preach and speak, and soon became well known.
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NPPA thought it was extremely important to practice what we preach.
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Perry's most retweeted tweet hails all the way back from 2012: Preach.
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"With our volunteers [we] preach as much empathy as possible," Kent said.
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"Pioneers" preach the religion abroad, while its leaders support education for women.
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I wear color and full tonal looks; I practice what I preach.
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"Being humble is what you preach without even knowing ❤️" he said.
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Or preach at us, or admonish us, or signal any fashionable virtue.
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We must preach and practice social inclusion, especially when it is difficult.
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I think that CoverGirl is very much about practicing what they preach.
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Clerics said they would not accept government orders about what to preach.
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Either way, I am here to preach the Call The Midwife gospel.
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Journalists often discover that tech companies fail to practice what they preach.
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He would preach that Muslims should protect themselves by any means necessary.
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At least I'm practicing what I preach – though a little too literally!
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You cannot preach this and wash your hands of the deadly effects.
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If you're gonna preach diversity, it's time you got a girl in.
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The violence has been encouraged by Islamist groups that preach Israel's destruction.
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"I don't preach, because everyone's entitled to their own beliefs," she shared.
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Women cannot preach or hold any kind of spiritual authority over men.
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Six thousand people heard him preach in the Grand Rapids Civic Auditorium.
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They preach self-acceptance — only for when you get that thin Glow.
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It doesn't preach war, it calls upon all Muslim to be brothers.
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That is why, at least for now, Milutinovic, continues to preach patience.
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They preach against democracy in the mosques — and through acts of violence.
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Nevertheless, I do think the sharks believe in the gospel they preach.
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"The academy felt we have to practice what we preach," she said.
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Yes, this means that the church must often preach against the state.
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Rely on the friends and relatives to preach the book of Buttigieg.
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And the oddity in that is in sports who preach the opposite.
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Don't be afraid to preach about it, Mr. Graham told the pastors.
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"I tell you the one thing that we don't preach," Farrell said.
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Why can't they practice what they preach and cut ties with China?
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Groups hold school assemblies to preach the joys of sliding on snow.
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Just practice what you preach; otherwise, it might be used against you!
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In other words, they're usually successful because they preach to the choir.
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"I just made a mistake that I preach all the time that you don't need to make and beat yourself, and then, you go out and make it yourself instead of following all the things you preach," Harvick said.
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Practice what you preach," she before adding, "You need to pray for yourself!
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My goal now is practicing what I preach, and this time I am.
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Few economic or political elites preach much about the virtues of a union.
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Get them in here and preach to them like you're preaching to us.
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"Hood Pope" traveled the world and came back to preach to his people.
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" Of the police he added, "They preach peace but they don't give it.
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He's even better when he has more than a few minutes to preach.
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" Kim retweeted the kind words and added a message of her own: "Preach!
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And at Bumble, we really preach kindness as one of our core values.
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And I'm telling you I will preach this til the day I die.
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As far as choirs go, it was an easy one to preach to.
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I don't think you need to preach to people to drink more water.
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Joe continues to preach accommodation, making a television appearance to calm the waters.
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"What we always preach is take care of the little things," Hayes said.
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He was always the one to preach to me about talking things out.
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Aja Dang is here to preach the gospel of natural beauty and confidence.
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Liberals warn against jumping to conclusions and preach about the consequences of overreaction.
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Conservatives warn against jumping to conclusions and preach about the consequences of overreaction.
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This research documents that promoting that you practice what you preach can backfire.
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I&aposve said it before: I preach patience, even though I have none.
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They can preach, teach, baptise and run parishes, but they cannot say Mass.
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They can preach, teach, baptize and run parishes, but they cannot say Mass.
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But Raisi's own history gives him little standing to preach about government ethics.
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Sharonda Coleman-Singleton, the tall, graceful track coach, could preach like nobody's business.
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President Trump can have his star-spangled show and preach to his choir.
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President Trump can have his star-spangled show and preach to his choir.
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Teachers would preach about the evils of Pokemon, which they found anti-Islamic.
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University professors enjoy tenure even as they preach the virtues of the open society.
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For years, he's had to preach the virtue of patience to these same clients.
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Practice what you preach," she said, before adding, "You need to pray for yourself!
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Any others who used religious platforms to preach such views would also be banned.
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For his part, the Oracle of Omaha seems to preach both caution and skepticism.
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I also practice what I preach, which is not to compare myself to others.
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Women should also practice what we preach in eliminating competition, ego, fear, and envy.
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Bangladesh promoted family planning by mobilising village women to preach the virtues of contraception.
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Pastor Mike feels like doing this is a part of his calling to preach.
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That included entering a local mosque to preach a sermon last Friday, he said.
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Though they do not preach democracy, they pose a greater threat to the regime.
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They clearly believe — and preach — that the white race is threatened by impure outsiders.
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This isn't necessarily a new way of thinking about social progress, but still… Preach!
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I'm left wing, sure, but I don't have time to preach and police people.
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Clinton's campaign is hoping he'll preach the theme of the four-day event: unity.
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"From this point forward, departments and agencies shall practice what we preach," Bossert said.
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One can prescribe and preach a high-quality English while accepting variety and change.
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I'm not trying to make any demands or preach in any kind of way.
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And while she identifies as a Christian, she never likes to preach about it.
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They don't just preach to the choir, they kind of rant to the choir.
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But deacons may preach, perform weddings, funerals and baptisms, and help administer a parish.
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People who teach, preach and help others for a living should understand that innately.
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They were very strict with high standards, and were inclined to preach to you.
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HANNITY: -- do you realize Pastor Scott let me preach from (Inaudible) at his church.
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Of course, I do practice what I preach, so I gave it a go.
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I used to preach them and try to convince others that they were true.
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Mr. Trump is not practicing what Republicans normally preach: The government shouldn't pick winners.
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Singer John Legend just sang his new song "Preach" to protesters in Los Angeles.
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As is always true with screens, it helps when parents practice what they preach.
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"We live what we preach," he told Oprah Winfrey in a 2012 television appearance.
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At that critical juncture, our authors arguably did not practice what they now preach.
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"We didn't want to preach to the choir with this thing," the director said.
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He portrayed Madonna&aposs father in the music video for "Papa Don&apost Preach."
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Ms. Becerra will have other opportunities to preach the gospel of her favorite beverage.
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"I can't preach about kids leaving the area and I leave also," Stevenson says.
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Many of its leaders preach hate against Syria's minority Shiite, Alawite, and Christian populations.
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And I practice what I preach (with all the necessary proof here, here, and here).
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Pumana and his supporters insist that he was merely criticizing those who preach from it.
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We often preach the first beauty commandment, Thou Shalt Not Go To Bed Wearing Makeup.
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I thank God for another day and once again I am practicing what I preach.
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" Instagram account @commentsbycelebs pointed out that Paltrow commented on the tweet posted by @crazybitchprobs_, "Preach.
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Preach to the choir sure, but what about taking the message directly to your opposition?
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These monuments are an affront in a city whose elected officials preach tolerance and equity.
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"I wish I could go down there to some southern churches and preach about that."
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Many coaches preach family this, responsibility that — then when something goes wrong, point the finger.
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"Teacher education programs by and large do not model what they preach," Van Eck said.
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Reports say he's been given just a few short minutes to preach at the wedding.
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The clergy were there to preach, educate and sit in judgment on the nation's souls.
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Why preach to the free market choir, and associate yourself with people like Glenn Beck?
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" Lovato praised Rexha in the comment section of her Instagram post writing, "F—ing preach!!!
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It's ironic they aren't complying with what they preach to be so important in policing.
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"We preach being ready to be the guy to break the game open," Lovullo said.
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Sponsors pitching digital investment or transformation to companies also need to practice what they preach.
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"The empty bottled loneliness, this happiness you seek / The masochism that you preach," she says.
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So the only thing I can do in my little way is not to preach.
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But some experts question whether Trump is the right messenger to preach about religious unity.
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If his most obsessive fans preach with evangelical fervor, Kendrick is artful in his ambiguity.
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"It's just something that we preach in the locker room before road games," Frankamp said.
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John Waters might be the last person you'd expect to preach the gospel of assimilation.
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The custom symbolizes hate, while many churches are now trying to preach peace and love.
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They are permitted to preach at Mass, perform baptisms, witness marriages and conduct funeral services.
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You can't just preach about what people need to do, you have to show them.
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Meanwhile, partisan media continues to preach to their faithful, misinforming them with one-sided narratives.
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"I see nothing but opportunity and I preach that to our guys," Fizdale told reporters.
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"They preach it, they believe it and they live it," Boyd says of the 12.
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But Navarro used to preach very different ideas in his early career as an economist.
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Pastor Erwin, an attractive man in his 40s with dark hair and dark eyes, preach.
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She already knew members of Mount Zion's ministry and had watched Walker preach on television.
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He made it clear he was going to preach what he believes the Bible says.
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Thank you for welcoming my father to preach from the pull pits of your churches.
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The group argued that Judge Kemp's decision to "preach the Bible" violated the First Amendment.
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Very few people actually live up to the code of self-discipline that they preach.
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"Deport these so-called Americans who preach treason," he told an audience in Kansas City.
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We cannot preach racial justice & representation & then exclude People of Color from our voting primaries.
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Paul said Pompeo and his crew preach diplomacy but haven't tried it in good faith.
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King quickly got a chance to apply the lessons he learned from hearing Thurman preach.
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After such a positive declaration, both Europeans and Americans must simply practice what they preach.
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In other words, they're going to have to effectively preach their own long-held beliefs.
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And they regularly sent men to the mosque to demand that the imam preach jihad.
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For those who study diversity/sensitivity training, this cultural moment—in which progressives are reduced to snowflakes who preach fascism in the name of political correctness and conservatives are concordantly summed up as rednecks who preach fascism in the name of racial purity—is nightmarish.
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Starbucks has long prided itself on using its platform (and profits) to preach for positive values.
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The problem is that Battlefield 1 is still too good, too fun, to preach about war.
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His message of tolerance and humanity appeals in an age when political leaders preach communal division.
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The bottom line is that I practice what I preach as both an advisor and investor.
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Anyolo said Ogalo can use rap to preach to young people - just not on the altar.
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The first time I heard this man preach, I knew he was not your average priest.
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So we spoke with three women who preach green lifestyles in their personal and professional lives.
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PREGAME My office is not like the typical environment of a preacher getting ready to preach.
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That sentiment underscores a lot of what Madonna has tried to preach during her pop reign.
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And if you ever get a chance to hear Bishop Curry preach in person, do it.
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And unfortunately, that competition isn't usually centered on how well you preach the message of Jesus.
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"I think it's time to practice what I preach / Exorcize the demons inside me," she sings.
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They care less for the procedural niceties of the liberal order and multiculturalism that liberals preach.
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How could a person who can't even tolerate self-criticism within his own party preach democracy?
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Furthermore, those who struggle to experience the feelings mindfulness influencers preach can be left feeling dissatisfied.
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We don't just need Muslim leaders to preach peace, as Trump called on them to do.
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Government agencies would now "practice what they preach," Bossert told reporters during a White House briefing.
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If we only preach to the choir, the whole congregation is heading down a dangerous path.
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This is my religion and I speak openly about it, but again, I would never preach.
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So now we're able to benefit and still preach the message and have an easier time.
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" The crowd laughed; a media coach in the audience tweeted the line, adding, " PREACH , my guy.
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Do you think that's a good place for a preacher to be and prepare to preach?
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"It's so much stronger…It's complete rubbish what they preach to the people," she told Refinery29.
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" Oneslutriot doesn't just preach anti-capitalism, she lives it, saying, " I consider myself free from consumerism.
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But West's experience shows that a pastor doesn't need an advanced degree to preach something memorable.
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Many evangelical Christians, for instance, still preach that LGBTQ kids are going to hell, he said.
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Preach to our nation about the urgent need for both parties to behave constructively, not destructively.
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Two hippies preach "love instead of rockets" in the opening segment, by the director Leonie Böhm.
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Instead, they chose to preach their sermon in a quaint church hidden away in an alley.
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With the Heavy Sea photography series, he doesn't want to preach or look down on anybody.
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White supremacists and neo-Nazis, emboldened in these times, preach a timeworn hatred that corrodes community.
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And they often do things like build schools and improve basic living conditions while they preach.
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Officials preach a flat structure in which it's never O.K. to turn down colleagues for help.
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Several years ago, the mayor took Grantz up on an offer to preach the Sunday sermon.
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The pair would preach to their followers that their donations would be repaid in material wealth.
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He is pulling together pastors in Brooklyn to preach in support of the shelters next month.
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He said he made a personal commitment to God in 1934 after hearing an evangelist preach.
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You were saying, in this room, you have people who preach to almost 200 million people.
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Some are animated, some are CGI, some preach law and family values, and some just suck!
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They didn't just preach love for their neighbor — they were living it without exception or qualification.
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Introduced by Chrissy Teigen, John Legend played a new song called "Preach" at the Los Angeles march.
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"After such a positive declaration," Tusk said, "both Europeans and Americans must simply practice what they preach."
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As a city, we preach women's equality in the workplace, but we do not lead by example.
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But, once the pastor burst out from the back of the van, he'd preach a new song.
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PULPIT RIFFS I preach a different sermon for the 7:30, 103:30 and 11:30 services.
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Lenders preach responsible borrowing, but billowing personal debt figures suggest not everyone is able to do so.
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I preach about self-love and embracing my curves, so my hair is very important to me.
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To battle intolerance, Andrade and others in the transgender community preach tolerance to Sao Vicente's local youth.
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We've been talking about politics and social change, but it's not like I sit down to preach.
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It seems that they will, now that Valentine isn't there to preach hatred to the Londoners anymore.
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Flanagan was due to preach to a congregation in Dublin on May 26, per the Irish Times.
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Many members will have brought guests, and pastors want to be sure to preach a compelling sermon.
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But I am going to preach to you the truth until you are free of that fear.
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So practicing what you preach can just be a matter of saying you support other people's choices.
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Instead of hating those who preach hate, I would at least try to make friends with them.
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In the documentary form, it's so easy to propagate your own beliefs or preach to the choir.
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Courts try people for criticising Mr Erdogan, but turn a blind eye to Islamists who preach violence.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. preach — sing, really — a sermon on racism and a dream of change.
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He retired from the Breath of Life ministry in 1997 for health reasons, but continued to preach.
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I was not expecting to learn the lesson in my mind I was trying to preach. 2.
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Hans Küng, a famously liberal Swiss theologian, to preside at a eucharistic liturgy and preach a sermon.
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"It seems to make perfect sense, which is what I preach, 'Do things you love,'" Sinek says.
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" He jives, "Can I preach?" and continues, "I gotta show 'em how a pimp get it in.
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For the Muslim community, it's the subtle reinforcement of every stereotype the basket of deplorables continually preach.
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Hus was forbidden to preach, so he left Prague and traveled around the countryside, preaching in Czech.
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I watched my grandfather, high up in this vaulted position, preach the same sermon over and over.
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As progressives prepare to battle the Trump administration, it's important for us to practice what we preach.
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Candidates who try to preach feminism while appealing only to white voters, meanwhile, are likely to fail.
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We go to foreign countries and preach the rule of law as the foundation of American society.
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Still, she acknowledged that Christian leaders have work to do in ensuring they practice what they preach.
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What I kind of find appalling is hypocrisy, the idea of people not practicing what they preach.
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Ms. Woolcock insisted she didn't want to preach: She sees herself as an artist, not an activist.
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I feel my bones going off to preach on their own, each with a slightly different story.
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After all the losses, injuries and general dysfunction, Walton continues to preach the importance of team play.
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When she heard Whaley preach about the sin of homosexuality, she believed God had led her home.
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The 17 artists and collectives in this show favor conceptualism and speculation over the urge to preach.
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And they filter up from grotesque online havens for white supremacists who preach intolerance and worship violence.
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Unsurprisingly, they have positioned themselves as relatively moderate, center-lefties who preach compromise and evolution, not revolution.
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Like all leaders, including this writer, evangelical leaders must either practice what they preach -- or stop preaching.
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It's almost impossible to find a revered black leader who didn't preach some form of this message.
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It's easy to preach self-love — but in reality, we tend to be our own worst critics.
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They will have to prosecute the case before the American people, not just preach to the converted.
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I'll be here continuing to try and practice what I preach and love myself through this phase.
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"I preach inside Amazon, this is going to happen, it's normal, don't take it personally," he said.
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Players, coaches, and general managers will preach from the mountaintops about how it's the ultimate team sport.
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"He's an embodiment of what we preach at the Miami Heat," player development coach Eric Glass says.
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"He's tired of hearing his Dad preach to him about how bad it can get," said Kron, 57.
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As you listen to food preferences, preach the "Don't yuck my yum" philosophy of respecting each other's choices.
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In an email, Morrow said that doing so was a chance for libertarians to practice what they preach.
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Put ungenerously, they tend to preach a white rights, hypermasculine identity politics that comes off like sheer bigotry.
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Thus even as the likes of Mrs Merkel and Mr Altmaier preach patience, the French are growing restless.
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CT: I had to be careful not to preach about that in the book, just tell the story.
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Tour agencies advise their clients not to preach religion or engage in political debates while in the North.
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"I preach this inside Amazon: 'This is going to happen, it's normal, don't take it personally,'" Bezos revealed.
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Even today, some black churches still won't allow women to preach and few officially affirm gay and lesbians.
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Earlier the governor joined other state leaders to preach about unity at a historically black church in Charlottesville.
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The best politics you can preach as a musician is self politics, and you have to act properly.
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At a time when he needs to win over new voters, he's decided to preach to the faithful.
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Michelle Obama was asked on Tuesday to "preach" about the role of women and tech — and she delivered.
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Like a mantra, like mom used to say when she'd preach her Prag-napara-miter TV sutra crap.
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I often joke that it's a bit like a religion, but honestly: Why do people preach about anything?
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Rather, it's looking for a relationship expert and wants to make sure they can practice what they preach.
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" Sitting at the piano, Legend performed his unreleased song "Preach," which he said "feels right for this moment.
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They send a handsome agent back in time to kill Jesus as a baby, before he can preach.
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Now, I preach about having a budget to anyone who will listen, because it really is that important.
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Too many mainstream Republicans have remained silent, some even complicit, with far right extremists who preach xenophobic hatred.
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For 99 years, his greatest testimony was his own faithfulness to preach and live the word of God.
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And, as a free-market conservative and mother of two school-age children, I'm practicing what I preach.
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All of these alarmists preach that the emission of CO2 is responsible for the observed sea level rise.
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While I preach inbox zero, my two main email accounts are at inbox 10,382 and inbox 13,301, respectively.
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Holidays like Memorial Day that preach a patriotic sense of national unity have always made me feel uneasy.
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In September of 2009, Robinson had accepted an invitation to preach at a preaching workshop in Baylor's chapel.
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But few churches in the area permitted female ministers, so she had difficulty finding a place to preach.
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Some critics retorted that given its colonialist past, Britain should be the last country to preach about occupation.
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We got into it with Sway, who added -- regardless of race -- it's hard to believe ANY politician. #Preach
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And then there's the hypocrisy issue: If you're going to preach gender equality, why not take the lead?
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We can all preach on feelings, but teaching on truth is what I live for, and learn from.
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The message the organizers of the Freedom March preach is certainly not good news for people like me.
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It's exactly why I founded Bundle Organics, and why I plan to practice what I preach in 2020.
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During the campaign, the Association of Catholic Priests urged its members not to preach politics from the pulpit.
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This elicits only muted fury from the people who often preach the virtues of diversity in other arenas.
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Across the West, right-wing xenophobes preach anti-immigrant nationalism centered on reclaiming a mythical original social purity.
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I'm from, you make fun of both sides and you don't find a choir and preach to it.
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Of course the First Amendment protects the right of America's religious leaders to preach according to their faith.
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A great D.J. will use them to preach a sermon, leaving you spent and exhilarated by night's end.
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Only when his now-wife Lyudmilla started to preach did the world start to make sense to him.
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As a practicing Muslim, he also belonged to the Baptists, and so Baptist preachers would preach about him.
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In virtual reality church he founded, VR Church, atheists regularly came to listen to him preach about divine love.
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"I went to preach my message of positive hip-hop," he says about his giveaway after the presidential election.
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They take on odd jobs for money, and preach their nomadic, self-sufficient lifestyle to anyone who will listen.
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" —Amanda Zayde, PsyD, New York City-based clinical psychologist "It's so important for us to practice what we preach!
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Multi-level marketing companies, or MLMs, are a polarizing phenomenon: Those who do it preach it like the gospel.
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If his style of spiritual guidance had a hallmark, it was a willingness to listen as well as preach.
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"All I can do is continue to preach positivity, but I'm by no means a life counselor," Blevins said.
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You can read Bishop Curry's biographical details , but the best way to understand him is to hear him preach.
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The afterglow of Mr Woods's win is probably not the best time to preach faith in statistical golf models.
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"I mean I preach this, and I'm daily practicing this stuff … It's something that we all have to practice."
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"I'm Chris King and I'm the warm-up act for Al Sharpton," he quipped, then actually started to preach.
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The song is expertly crafted to deliver two messages that the Morena campaign has long been desperate to preach.
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We may preach the gospel of SPF and slather on the stuff with fervor, but sometimes we slip up.
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Although it wasn't his job to do so, he liked to preach in the prison chapel, sometimes rather spontaneously.
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While likely to preach to the choir, "Snowden" frames those issues in what is surely a thought-provoking way.
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Actor Jeffrey Wright also voiced his frustration via Twitter: Half-assed Asian joke, #Oscars, and then preach about diversity?
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"We want to make sure that teachers can teach and make sure that they don't go in to preach."
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Tyndall's proposal does sound radical, flying in the face of traditional treatment programs that preach the value of sobriety.
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The show doesn't preach, but still sends the message that dialogue, engagement — and, yes, even hope — are all necessary.
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What these explanations have in common is that they preach fatalism about the ability of government to address poverty.
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Ben: As a vegetarian, are you going to preach to us the good word of side dishes for Thursday?
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She invited a black pastor to preach to the world the words of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King.
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America has no business lecturing other nations on free democratic elections when we do not practice what we preach.
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Yet at least two radical imams continue to preach in Kosovo's capital, Pristina, and draw crowds of young men.
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Your covers feed his narcissism, preach to the choir, and make us wary of opening the mailbox each week.
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That's why health officials preach the importance of thoroughly cooking meat and poultry and to avoid unpasteurized dairy products.
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So I need to pay attention to what I preach, and that is to manage my own compassion fatigue.
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Despite the BS they preach, the left isn't tolerant of any view that differs even slightly from their own.
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The story goes that St. David, the patron saint of Wales, came here to preach around the year 560.
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He was happy to preach against pollution, but talking about global warming seemed way too out of his league.
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"It will be sad if we don't practice what we preach [to our companies] and think big," he said.
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Be grateful there's still a nation where a fellow can preach an ostensibly apolitical humanism with a clear conscience.
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Social media platforms — Twitter in particular — have become places for terrorist groups like ISIS to both recruit and preach.
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Instead, they turned on their radios to hear the pastor preach, says Aaron Madsen, 38, the church's worship director.
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This might sound like a Deepak Chopra Hallmark card, but I really do try to practice what I preach.
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Byron J. Elliott, who had been deliberating for weeks whether to accept an invitation to preach at the revival.
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He was reluctant, he later said, to preach the definition of Christian faith strictly according to the Lutheran Confessions.
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Unlike their jihadist cousins, though, these Salafists preach absolute obedience to an earthly ruler, in this case Mr. Hifter.
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When his chickens were unavailable for worship, he would corral his younger siblings and cousins and preach to them.
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Instead of comforting people with the good news of Jesus, he'd preach secular humanism, a kinder cousin of atheism.
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Other Protestant sects -- the Baptists, Methodists and African Methodist Episcopalians -- allowed women to preach but refused to ordain them.
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First, you preach the virtues of moderation and compromise, which many of us are now too stressed to remember.
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" "Who that has been accused of sexual assault would have the gall to preach to others about sexual misconduct?
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The ADF's "Pulpit Freedom Movement" is an attempt to protest the amendment by having pastors preach specifically political sermons.
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Of course the Khashoggi thing has come up and if it is true then I think… Dr. Mahathir: Preach Islam.
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After first discovering the Sentinelese people, Chau wrote that they allegedly reacted angrily when he tried to preach to them.
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" "These are people who preach tolerance and love while at the same time threatening people with a different political ideology.
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"At its core, the gospel that you and I preach is about God's commitment to protect the vulnerable," Greear said.
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What I've tried to preach at the department is that we don't just have engineers at the Department of Transportation.
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Now atheists regularly came to listen to him preach about divine love, and they talked openly about their own faith.
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The band didn't preach their anti-capitalist agenda with the same belligerence as Public Enemy or Rage Against the Machine.
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"I'm thrilled that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have asked Bishop Michael Curry to preach at their wedding," Welby wrote.
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They preach inclusivity and redefine the word virgin to describe a woman whose morality is intact, rather than her hymen.
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But when Hillary was a teenager, a youth minister took her to hear Martin Luther King Jr. preach in Chicago.
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It's why so many pros preach the importance of keeping a good conditioner in your routine to keep hair balanced.
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" Jessie also posted a long message on Instagram explaining why she loves the national anthem -- and Eric commented, "Preach baby.
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When Graham began his ministry in 93, he would preach under a tent he called a "canvas cathedral," DeMoss said.
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The bloodshed has reinvigorated those pastors' calls for their fellow clergy to preach about political issues, rather than just salvation.
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Such calls for censorship always emerge when terrorists, foreign and domestic, preach and kill in pursuit of their hateful ideology.
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But after running the course for people like Tucker, Easter realized that he couldn't just preach to the Hippocratic choir.
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When politicians are just as eager to preach the virtues of drones in farming, you'll know we are getting somewhere.
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First and foremost, this will mean practicing what we preach as a democracy and providing a strong alternative governing example.
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"I don't think that I could harbor hate in my heart and then go out and preach love," she said.
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"I go through a dreadful time on Sunday mornings getting ready to preach," he told Christianity Today magazine in 1981.
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And, of course, most pediatricians would encourage adolescents to use condoms if they have sex rather than preach abstinence-only.
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Not to punt on the moral question or preach about it, but to think through a problem with his congregation.
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King's commitment was to preach an inclusive vision of change that challenged our nation to live up to its ideals.
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How can one preach black love when they are accused of physically and verbally harming the mother of their child?
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With large gatherings banned, ministers will preach messages of calm and compassion on Sunday as parishioners watch on live stream.
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Jake says that Sag risings love to talk, tell stories, share their experiences, and preach about their beliefs 24/7.
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Mr. Abe has since learned to preach the rule of law to the outside world while frequently ignoring it himself.
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Of course, big-league managers are expected to preach such optimism, but Boone's decidedly low-key nature sets him apart.
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"It's very important to me that I practice what I preach, and that my actions follow my words," she said.
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Yet we would be less than honest if we did not concede our own struggles with practicing what we preach.
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Without the church, I can't enjoy fellowship with other congregants, listen to heavenly spiritual music or hear the preacher preach.
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"I practice what I preach by living healthy every day," declares one physician on Kaiser Permanente's online doctor search portal.
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Carter attended Sunday's service, but Lowden did not preach this week, according to a video of the sermon posted online.
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Consumers are voting with their wallets and choosing to walk away from companies that don't practice the values they preach.
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Top leaders including President Xi Jinping have continued to preach vigilance, however, exhorting the public to keep its guard up.
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On Saturdays and Sundays, they would spend up to 11 hours in canoes traveling to preach in remote riverside communities.
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My wife says to me, 'You always preach we should love the Jewish people and you are being picked on.
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I feel like Raphina watches the videos for 'Papa Don't Preach' and 'Like a Virgin' and tries to copy her.
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But at the same time, they have allowed the mosques to preach radical jihadism, so the mosques are training centers.
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He said he made a personal commitment to God in 1934 after hearing an evangelist preach in the Southern city.
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Kim is poised to preach to the world that his policy of socialist pugnacity and anti-social patience really pays.
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Big picture wise, our elected leaders ought to practice what they preach and universally insist upon the rule of law.
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And it's perpetrated by hypocrites who preach a doctrine of "life" but take money from a profit-driven gun lobby.
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Consider the following example: In 1948, the year before the Los Angeles crusade, 65,000 people came to hear Graham preach.
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Powering the workshop is a simple mission, which its instructors preach like gospel: Bipartisan oversight is possible, effective and necessary.
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"I think a lot of political documentaries just preach to the converted," Wiseman told the Boston Globe earlier this year.
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Small-batch sojus hit the market next, and that's when Kim decided someone needed to preach the truth about makgeolli.
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She was never inclined to preach to me or mandate that I see the world through the same prism as herself.
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"If we expect other countries around the world to listen to us, we cannot preach temperance from a barstool," Markey said.
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While we are raising our children to treat everyone equally and be open-minded, why don't we practice what we preach?
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Only two weeks ago, Trump was implying to Bill O'Reilly that the US was in no position to preach to Russia.
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Bill Nye + Neil deGrasse Tyson = scientists w BIG following… but do they really engage with public or do they just preach?
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Those who preach resilience and civic responsibility are often the people who have built themselves little fortresses that are city-proof.
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The photo was one of many the "Papa Don't Preach" singer uploaded during a summer trip to the East African country.
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Science chose to raise money via an ICO as opposed to traditional fundraising because "we're practicing what we preach," Gilman said.
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Jesse (Dominic Cooper) has abandoned his life of crime and violence to preach indifferently at a tiny church in his hometown.
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Why it matters: Buffett has a lesson, in his letter, for "those who regularly preach doom because of government budget deficits".
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The family won a $6 million settlement from the city, but it's small consolation for the loss of their son. Preach!
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Dad will preach the importance of not making bad decisions that could impact the lives of your children and their children.
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And biopics try to prove a point—they begin to preach, and that is totally not what Tom would have wanted.
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" She also retweeted a follower's diagram of when to ask a woman if she is pregnant (never BTW), writing "PREACH sister.
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Those who preach this distortion of the message of Jesus assert that the rich are rich because God approves of them.
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If they want to talk about Christianity, if they want to preach or talk about politics, they're unable to do so.
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But, imagine if the City of Orlando told Graham "no" when he came to preach at the Tangerine Bowl in 1969.
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The Righteous Gemstones prides itself on shining a light on the inherent darkness in people who don't practice what they preach.
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The delegation from China, for example, "seemed to preach climate action every chance it got," according to The New York Times.
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It doesn't preach; it doesn't demonize or lionize; it doesn't nobly set out to illustrate a set of beliefs or ideals.
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Cho is extremely charismatic—whenever I see him preach, I want to give him a hug and cry at his knee.
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While the moralists who preach this ostensibly mean well, what this discourse does is imply that sex workers have no agency.
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Increasingly, I don't want it to be my source of rehashed news stories and my opportunity to preach to the choir.
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And let's be honest: When it comes to the death penalty, the United States is hardly in a position to preach.
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Anthony Murphy, founder of the organization, told Crux, a Catholic news service, that bishops had become "embarrassed" to preach the Gospel.
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"I have tried not to preach or even teach," Shorto writes in the preface — and it proves a decidedly refreshing approach.
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I really don't mean to preach a sermon at you, but you mustn't let your own fear keep you from him.
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Americans don't like talk of class warfare; it reminds us of those dreary, failed Marxists who seldom practice what they preach.
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For at least two decades, Mr. Manson had been a traveling minister, moving from place to place to preach the word.
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Two, the cultural liberalism you preach but don't practice is leading to the breakdown of families up and down my block.
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Perhaps it is time for them to practice what they preach by treating our first lady with the respect she deserves.
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Pastor Joshua Hilmy, a convert to Christianity from Islam who was known to preach his new religion freely, disappeared around Nov.
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Grant: So I don&apost know what that means, but it suggests that sometimes I don&apost practice what I preach.
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She sang part of "Papa Don't Preach," reversing its decision to "keep my baby," then spoke directly about supporting abortion rights.
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Clow said on Twitter that she was "baffled" that a company would objectify her in an effort to preach about professionalism.
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And I was realizing that while we're learning to preach a gospel of openness and diversity, we're mostly not living it.
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This weekend, they'll be sharing the pulpit at a prayer rally with several Evangelical celebrities who preach against the LGBTQ+ community.
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I'd be happy to preach to anyone about why I like the music, and it has nothing to do with gender.
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Ted Kennedy used to preach the virtues of passing even an imperfect bill on important issues and then fixing any flaws.
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WASHINGTON — Chet Jechura was 12 years old when he first felt called to preach, but for years he put off ordination.
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"If you preach America first, why not promote the U.S.-flagged fleet at the expense of foreign-flagged ships?" he asked.
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" The post has garnered thousands of comments praising Headey's reaction, including one from co-star Emilia Clarke, who wrote, "preach, beautiful woman.
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Practice what your preach, or social media will shame you — and they won't forget even after you try to right your wrong.
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The most successful and empathetic religious leaders are aware of these variances, and will preach and act in ways that honour them.
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They deserve a leader who can preach the tough truths of rights and responsibilities, of the hard work needed to seize opportunities.
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Bernie Sanders prepares to preach Democratic unity against Donald Trump on Monday, many of his supporters still do not feel the love.
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"I think business leaders need to get together and say we need to form organizations to practice what we preach," Branson said.
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This was not the kind of religion that prompts people to preach in the street or warn strangers that they are doomed.
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He serves as the president of the board of the organization I serve, Forward Movement, and I've heard him preach many times.
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The church will be reunited through a deeper grasp and more faithful practice of the Gospel we preach, truths Christians confess together.
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The people who preach transparency have never actually been sucked into a crisis vortex and suffered the consequences of their counsel; 7.
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In 2010, Iowa Republican Senator Chuck Grassley launched an investigation into six televangelists who have been known to preach the prosperity gospel.
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Keji specifically hopes to complete school so that she can study theology, become a pastor, and preach peace in her home country.
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Falwell did not preach his first anti-abortion sermon until 1978, and the Southern Baptist Convention did not oppose abortion until 1980.
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And if she really did use those speeches to preach socialism, why doesn't she just release the transcripts to prove her righteousness?
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE to preach increased forest management — a word often used to describe logging.
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Each week, I preach about ancient stories of faithful people who were just as diverse, fabulous, and motley as we are today.
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They prayed that out of Charlotte the Lord would raise up someone to preach the Gospel to the ends of the Earth.
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The senior clergy have denounced militant Islamic doctrines, such as those of al Qaeda or Islamic State, but still preach intolerant views.
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USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says MORE to preach increased forest management -- a word often used to describe logging.
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Muslims only make up around 5% of the population but some Buddhist monks preach they pose an existential threat to the country.
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At the very end, it timidly tries to preach a message about revenge and forgiveness, but its heart just isn't in it.
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"Legend" and "Preach" display all of his signatures, and "With You"'s out-of-tune, whirring synths sound unmistakably like Party's work.
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I was a college junior when I heard an elderly Texan in cowboy boots preach the most unforgettable sermon I ever heard.
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As Hollywood has bitterly learned, it is a whole lot easier to preach when the monster is not one of your own.
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And he staunchly opposed female pastors, expelling one couple from his church because the wife had studied theology and wanted to preach.
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While I do not agree with the objectives of missionaries, I do understand why many of them feel the need to preach.
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"I preach peace," he said, as he periodically stood up to bless villagers wandering into the pub with a large wooden cross.
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He who occupies northern Cyprus, encroaches on Kurdish territory and massacres civilians in Afrin cannot preach to us on values and morals.
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Young Muslim men I knew from the city began going to rural areas to preach on how to practice their faith better.
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It's when things like that happen that I have to remember all the impulse control skills I preach to the elementary schoolers.
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Every team sport is like that to a certain extent — they all preach teamwork and selflessness and, truly, that's how you win.
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To preach "respect for women" and keep an alleged domestic abuser on your staff at the same time is hypocritical at best.
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We Americans preach populism, but when it comes to voting, we often go for leaders with money and some sort of fame.
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Around the same time that social media took off, cardiologists were starting to preach the connection between oral health and heart disease.
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Graham never did preach to a full stadium in Pyongyang, or realize his dream of bringing Christianity to the North Korean masses.
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Under Sisi, strict new rules limit who is allowed to preach Friday sermons, effectively removing Salafis and other radicals from the pulpit.
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Christian entrepreneurs are searching for relief from the grind of company-building—while some faith leaders preach the gospel of crushing it.
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He was the first foreigner allowed to preach at Pyongyang's Bongsu Church, one of a handful of Christian churches in North Korea.
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But honestly, dear liberals, many of you do believe in the kind of open Gospel that a lot of mainline churches preach.
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From 2014 to 2017, 200,143 party cadres, including Zohre, were stationed in villages across Xinjiang to surveil people and preach party propaganda.
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It also gave the guitar-playing Pence the opportunity to preach with the zeal of a new convert to right-wing Christianity.
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His spokesman told The Kansas City Star that Blunt would preach restraint and remind Trump of the party's goal of defeating Clinton.
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"I think that very much goes to my father's point, Sean, which is, you better start practicing what you preach," Trump said.
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The imam who had refused to preach jihad survived by hiding under the bodies of two friends and playing dead, he said.
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Thus when conservatives preach about the virtues of "limited government," it isn't just Herbert Hoover's rugged individual that they imagine themselves defending.
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"I think it's a risk—they can't show bias, they can't just preach [climate change]," he told me in a phone interview.
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Religion teachers periodically took the opportunity to preach to us about their world view—and sometimes, that world view included video games.
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Another example: the video for "Papa Don't Preach," released in 1986 and centered on a young girl who tells her father she's pregnant.
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"The left tends to preach complete and total equality except for when you don't agree 100% with them on every issue," Deere said.
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Many returned to preach the virtues of Iran's more mainstream Shiism, and hung portraits of Iran's supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, in their homes.
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He wants officers in the US to be able to revoke the visas of people who preach hatred; they already do that, too.
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"Really, the two things that I preach and harp on in the initial aircrew brief is communication and crew resource management," said Howard.
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Graham had planned to preach eight times between May 30 to October 4, and wrote a Facebook post seeking to mute the criticism.
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You know, one of the things Saint Francis said was, you know, if you preach the gospel, then if you have to, speak.
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Kirill laments that modern relativism makes it hard to preach the Gospel but fails to mention that worse impediments existed in the past.
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The ship was also featured in the background of Madonna's "Papa Don't Preach" music video shortly before being abandoned by owner Robert Miller.
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There's some conversation around there that is shifting how much ethical imperative and moral imperative you have to preach the ideals of democracy.
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Of course, I now see the deeper meaning in it -- this was Jesus' chance at a young age to preach the new faith.
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Sing about things that matter to you, but put your message about the world in an undertone so you don't preach too much.
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But the main goal of the event isn't to preach to the converted, but to publicize the direction clean driving technology is going.
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It's important to me and it means more for me to do it here than to preach to the choir back in Houston.
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A young American missionary was allegedly killed by a tribe after he attempted to go preach to them on a remote Indian Island.
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This is why women couldn't preach, or get abortions if they didn't want to be pregnant, or fall in love with other women.
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Since a reformation painting above our pulpit says, 'Preach the Gospel to Every Creature,' no one can object to a cat in church.
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We may not be the first to preach "eat cake for breakfast," but we definitely have the best recipe to accompany the sentiment.
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Politicians love to preach that their proposals will make the economy fairer by targeting the most productive members of their states and cities.
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In 2001, however, Jamshed abandoned music to join the strict Tableeghi Jamaat, which sends clerics across Pakistan and the world to preach Islam.
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A people called to preach to every tribe, tongue, and nation bar the gates against those very people they are called to reach.
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There is just no way Graham can credibly preach bipartisanship, while he pushes for one of the most partisan bills in recent history.
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Young people demand action, and sweeping societal change, as young people must; older people preach caution, and incremental advances, as older people do.
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If you preach iconoclasm while dedicating a rainbow-colored stained-glass window, you shouldn't be too surprised if somebody picks up a rock.
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He continued to preach at Greenleaf, mastering a technique of swinging the walker behind him in the pulpit and bracing himself against it.
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The Financial Times and The Guardian have backed the Remain campaign, but they have relatively small circulations and preach largely to the converted.
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Is it the neoconservatism of George W. Bush, the realism of Richard Nixon, or the America first isolationism that Trump seems to preach?
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It was in part because, as President John F. Kennedy put it, "we preach freedom around the world" that he justified federal intervention.
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They preach this to us each and every week, that adversity's going to happen and you have to know how to overcome it.
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If the other G-20 leaders were hoping to preach total restraint to the U.S., the latest mischief by Pyongyang ended that hope.
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It can be hard to reconcile your homosexuality with religion, when religions like Islam and Christianity tend to preach that homosexuality is wrong.
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"America is the enemy of the Muslim ummah (community)," Haq told a press briefing along with other clerics who preach a jihadist doctrine.
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I wanted to pump my fist and shout "Preach, sister!" when I came across this piece by cookbook author Alice Medrich on Food52.
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If Christian conservatives want to practice what they preach, it is in quiet care, rather than reckless faith-driven bravado, that salvation lies.
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Objectivity -- Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease doctor, continues to preach realism and restraint, and he's finding new places to do it.
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And in Rome, where Holy Week usually sees crowds of tens of thousands, this year the Pope will preach to an empty pulpit.
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Baffled, I asked another minister why women were not allowed to preach from the pulpit or sit in the seats for the clergy.
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When I became obstreperous in the congregation as a child, my godfather would pick me up and preach with me on the pulpit.
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Pastor Anderson announced on Twitter in March that he was planning to preach in Dublin on May 26 but gave no further details.
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The point was to preach to the converted, to strengthen their view of the world rather than trying to challenge or to inform.
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"I'm like one of those people who found a new religion and wants to preach about it all the time," Mr. Lundy said.
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Like clockwork it will preach party unity, and then, after losing a primary battle, it will find a way to sabotage the winner.
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The Huffington Post called it "required reading," and PopSugar praised him for being one of the few men willing to preach body positivity.
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I once attended a black Baptist church where the senior pastor wouldn't allow women to preach and taught that homosexuality was a sin.
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You can preach for people to love their illnesses in self-help; you can tell them that their healing is in their hands.
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The same network that preaches traditional, conservative values appears to have a culture that is the very antithesis of what its personalities preach.
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The test is whether the gap between what we preach and what we practice shrinks or expands for the nation as a whole.
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"Just shut the hell up and don't ever preach to me about anything ever again," Steele said during an MSNBC appearance on Tuesday.
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" He wrote, "I wish I were so drunk and Sequoical that I could preach the green brown woods to all the juiceless world.
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He promised a series of trips around the country to "preach the gospel" of liberal governance on everything from education to police reform.
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Hillary Clinton wants to empty out the Treasury to bring people into the country that include individuals who preach hate against our citizens.
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When I took off my binder, I had to accept that I had to practice what I preach about looking after your body.
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And they are the ones who come up with the pseudo-legal tactics and preach and teach them through seminars or YouTube videos.
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The northern countries like Germany preach debt reduction, while the southern countries like Italy plead for more spending on public works to create jobs.
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THE EUROPEAN UNION can preach the virtues of democracy and the rule of law, but what can it do when a member undermines them?
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The publishers, the hardware manufacturers, and the presenters constantly preach that E3 is all about the games and that's it's all about the players.
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We view freedom as freedom from guns, freedom from debt due to illness or education, and freedom from schools that preach ignorance and conformity.
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Each year, politicians and civic leaders seize upon this day to emphasize just how unjust that is and preach the importance of gender parity.
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" Amid the audience was a ten-year-old boy who, 24 years later, would stand in Anderson's spot and preach "I have a dream.
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He said that while the volunteers "can't directly preach the word of God, we can indirectly influence the people there by being good Christians".
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What you gotta understand is, young black kids are looking up to you, and the message you used to preach in your earlier music?
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In India Narendra Modi remains outward-looking and modernising, but he has ties to radical ethnic-nationalist Hindu groups that preach chauvinism and intolerance.
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But women inside the union say the internal culture of the Fight for $15 contrasts starkly with the values Henry and the union preach.
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While the license will enable them to "preach and offer religious training", they will not be allowed to live-stream or broadcast religious activities.
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But it's not clear whether pharma companies are practicing what they preach on the details of PBM contracts and the way savings are distributed.
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" A slew of positive comments came rolling in on her post, including from former Fifth Harmony member Lauren Jauregui who wrote, "PREACH BBY GIRL.
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It includes Swift's "You Need to Calm Down," Halsey's female-empowering "Nightmare," Lil Dicky's environmentally themed "Earth" and John Legend's "Preach" about social injustices.
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On Sunday, more than 28,000 people packed into Prospect Park in Brooklyn to hear Sanders preach about trade policy, minimum wage and the environment.
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The notion that "chopsticks come in pairs" is still prevalent; propaganda posters preach Confucian-style family virtues using pictures of happy, multi-generation families.
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It's up to every single man or strong person in that tribe that that's how we need to live our lives as we preach.
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She tells Anne she should grow up to become a badass girlboss, then buy a white dress and be her own damn bride. Preach.
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M.L.B., with its vendetta against Rose and its self-righteous complicity in the use of steroids, loves to preach about the sanctity of stats.
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Just enough is revealed to render the narrative cohesive and complete, but any urge to preach or provide a neat punctuation mark is avoided.
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If you look to your boss or leader and they are practicing what they preach, it is more authentic, so that's a big thing.
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But so too is the interest of religious groups in choosing who will preach their beliefs, teach their faith, and carry out their mission.
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It's not an allegory for or critique of religions that preach an afterlife and their effect on the way adherents experience the present life.
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As long as I keep doing what I preach then it will, it'll continue to move in that way which I'm really excited for.
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This approach is very effective with people because we don't preach at them—we just give them strategies so they can make responsible choices.
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I remembered that Cam's high school quarterback coach Slaton said he thought that Cam's playing and leadership were influenced by watching his father preach.
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Her husband, a circuit preacher, used to set up a soapbox on the stairs of the county courthouse and preach about the end times.
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Hidden away in Juicero's bad week of press is one of the most powerful lessons we preach to hardware startups: unconstrained development is lethal.
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Voters (and debate coaches) will at best see this as an insincere attempt to preach unity and at worst see it as deeply hypocritical.
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It doesn't so much preach to the choir as propagandize to the captives, telling us that we're free spirits and partners on the journey.
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In the South, for example, you have clergy who are vehement about abortion or homosexuality, and they preach this in the pulpits every Sunday.
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For a few years, Baldwin did, indeed, preach in Harlem; a recording of him singing "Take My Hand, Precious Lord" plays in the gallery.
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For the longest time, though, Fischer, working with a script that he wrote with Ika Künzel, refuses to preach or tip his political hand.
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Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Sunday Naik was free to preach about Islam but should not speak about Malaysia's racial politics, state media said.
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"Every organization that promotes a pro-life message must be able to require its employees to practice what they preach," Keller said in a statement.
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This isn't to say that Walsh doesn't have range, mind you — 13 Reasons Why is very different from #realityhigh, even though they preach similar morals.
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Business leaders like Jeff Bezos, Sheryl Sandberg, Bill Gates and Arianna Huffington preach the benefits of improving your sleep to increase productivity, efficiency and creativity.
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"The people must rally around the flag, not listen to false prophets who accept dirty cash & preach bowing to Beijing & spurning the #US," Wu wrote.
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Protestors at Friday's strike are asking that institutions take their cues from these artists and practice what they preach when it comes to the environment.
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Whenever Graham came to the U.K., the Queen would invite him to preach, and when she traveled to the U.S., she would often visit him.
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Netanyahu supporters said Mr. Gillon should be the last person to preach about prime ministers, since Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated on his watch.
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Politicians in the United States, the world's largest economy, like to preach the doctrine of "American exceptionalism", which holds that their country is completely unique.
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They preach a vision of rural America on the rebound if only "government oppression" — in land use, ownership and management — could somehow be rolled back.
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In the wake of a particularly vitriolic debate in early March -- which involved references to candidates' body parts -- the RNC chair sought to preach civility.
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We can no longer allow radical clerics who preach hatred of America in mosques on American soil, seeking to radicalize young Muslim men in particular.
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Earlier this year, Wired profiled DJ Soto, a preacher who uses the multiplayer service AltspaceVR to preach to a virtual congregation wearing Oculus Rift headsets.
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In a country where politicians and religious leaders preach youth abstinence, it's no surprise that sex ed has been taken off the school curriculum completely.
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"Indeed; no resemblance between Islam of Iranians & most Muslims & bigoted extremism that Wahhabi top cleric & Saudi terror masters preach," Zarif wrote on his Twitter account.
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Rather than preach to the tech world, it wants to use a standard open license to publish research on topics, including ethics, inclusivity and privacy.
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Members have a "special call and ordination to preach the Gospel and serve as 'special witnesses' of Christ to the world," according to the church.
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Some would say that it's a complete waste of time, while others would preach about how it's the best decision you can make for yourself.
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Senegal is more than 90 percent Muslim and many of its religious leaders preach against homosexuality, although the country is broadly known for religious tolerance.
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The great irony is that the leftists who control Hollywood preach inclusiveness but are content to exclude anyone who doesn't think the way they do.
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He says he knows of one new church where the pastor told his congregation he wouldn't write sermons but preach those delivered by great pastors.
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Those who continue to preach or show sympathy for it, even in our own country, are devoid of its history and naïve to its future.
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Fans also accused some Twitter users of hypocrisy, saying they urge others to be kind but aren't practicing what they preach in regard to Lovato.
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The song goes on to preach against Instagram ("Hold the selfies, put the 'Gram away") and the importance of faith ("Follow Jesus, listen and obey").
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Together with his son Sibusiso, which means blessing in Zulu, they preach in white garments and carrying a wooden staff at the Apostolic Orthodox Church.
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Yet Gulenists also belong to a secretive network that has ruthlessly sought to wield power, in glaring contradiction of the moderation the movement's officials preach.
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They both worry about bad trade agreements, both preach about America's declining manufacturing sector, both have worried about out-of-control crime in the past.
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Their acts do not preach to the converted (they barely touch on Mr. Trump) or traffic in the kind of jokes likely to earn applause.
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And that's not because they all found decent jobs and developed the sense of "personal responsibility" and "self-sufficiency" that Clinton loved to preach about.
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We stole medicine to perpetuate our bodily movements and slowly became faces of a mediasoaked enemy who wanted to preach volumes against time on earth.
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Education is a huge part of Gülen's movement, and he and his adherents have helped establish schools in Turkey and abroad that preach his teachings.
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Radicals preach that Western society is a corrupting force and foster a sense of Muslim victimhood, pressuring their targets to fight on behalf of Muslims.
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President Trump and the far right preach not the end of globalization, but their own strain of it, not its abandonment but an alternative form.
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When he was a little boy, he said, his father — who was later executed in a military coup — took him to see Mr. Graham preach.
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He refused to "preach Jim Crow," as he put it, and in the turbulent 1960s he made several "visits of racial conciliation" to the South.
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"It's about practicing what we preach," said Ms. van der Vaart, as she and Ms. Israel sped down the Netherlands' A4 highway toward the church.
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Churches that once welcomed her in the pulpit would no longer permit her to preach, not because she was transgender, but because she was female.
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"The only thing that undermines their legitimacy is the ability and power of these ulema if they preach and argue against them," Mr. Moheq continued.
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Although it goes against what most financial experts preach, it worked for him; Ray and his wife paid off over $70,0003 in just one year.
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The capper to this glorious quest comes the morning after, when all three of your allies (but mostly Gladiolus) preach the virtues of Cup Noodles.
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European authorities have actively encouraged other countries to adopt similar laws to G.D.P.R. Officials have been dispatched around the world to preach the tougher rules.
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Instead of soberly addressing threats to free speech, the movie relies on some dubious "free-speech warriors" who often don&apost practice what they preach.
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"I've spent my adult career around ideas around how to expand the notions of trans storytelling and how to preach beyond the choir," Ernst said.
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"I've spent my adult career around ideas around how to expand the notions of trans storytelling and how to preach beyond the choir," Ernst said.
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"One of the things that we preach as meteorologists is, 'When thunder roars, go indoors,' or, 'If you see a flash, dash inside,'" he said.
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The founders of these communities—a colorful cast of prophets, dreamers, and narcissists—preach against private property and possessions as they jealously guard their own.
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Though Justin and Hailey's pastor friends wear Supreme and pal around with celebrities, the messages they preach are not very different from traditional evangelical christianity.
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"The problem with those who say horrible things about Vox is that they preach democracy, but only when their favorite candidates get elected," he added.
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Inside, the spectacular church is filled with gold; a series of arches leads to an elevated platform where the monks sing and preach in turn.
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Citizens slip notes to the town rector, urging him to preach repentance so that Colchester can be forgiven its sins and freed from the serpent.
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If you preach that wealth and health are a sign of God's favor, what do you do when you begin to lose both, as Long did?
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North Koreans accused the 26-year-old Hunziker of being a spy, but he claimed that he was a missionary who wanted to preach the gospel.
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"This Islam fair is an apartheids fair, where they preach segregation instead of integration," according to Filip Dewinter—one of the leading members of Vlaams Belang.
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But any dermatologist would preach that sunscreen is the key to healthy, well-protected skin — even more so if you're like me and struggle with hyperpigmentation.
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"These monuments are an affront in a city whose elected officials preach tolerance and equity," the letter, which is included in full below, reads in part.
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Many critics think that she can't preach anti-bullying while she is married to a man who regularly uses social media to name-call and grandstand.
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Falun Gong, which means "law wheel practice" in Chinese, is a set of meditation exercises and texts that preach the virtues of truth, benevolence and forbearance.
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"I'm going to continue to believe, and argue, and preach that Quibi is not a substitute or a competitor for television," Katzenberg, 231, told Vanity Fair.
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Billy Graham in his prime, inviting him to preach at Windsor whenever he was in Britain, and meeting up with him when she visited the States.
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But what I'm also quite clear about is, if the Gospel does anything at all, the Gospel demands that we not only preach but practice reconciliation.
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As an editor, I know how far companies will go for a press opportunity — only to eventually learn that most don't exactly practice what they preach.
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Its activists may preach love for the homeland and its unique character, but in practice they are impeccable internationalists, mixing and exchanging ideas like other millennials.
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After the ERA's defeat, she continued to preach conservative causes such as limited government, anti-abortion laws, traditional education, strong defense and keeping out illegal immigrants.
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No matter how much stylists preach about regular trims, we're guilty of putting off trips to the salon, because appointments can be time-consuming and expensive.
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And the thing that we try to preach internally to Vox is we do not demand that you come out on both sides of an issue.
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But we suspect he would have been horrified by the decade of warfare that ensued after his death and by those who preach intolerance and exclusion.
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The pope has said several times that he wants to go to the country to preach peace but so far no time frame has been given.
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Anderson had also been due to preach in the Netherlands and Sweden this month, but was banned from the Schengen Area, which covers 26 European countries.
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They continued to preach the gospel of baby tubs, baby bags, baby-wipe warmers (!), 11 different swinging-chair options, and supposedly intellectually stimulating multicolored play mats.
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It is agreed that he came to Ireland to preach Christianity in the fifth century and that he died in the second half of that century.
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The radical imams Mr. Musliu and Mr. Sogojeva still preach in Pristina, where for prayers they draw crowds of young men who glare at foreign reporters.
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Its most visible activities include opening schools, running charities that provide social services to the poor and maintaining "dialogue centers" that preach love, tolerance and peace.
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Why, these countries ask, should we be forced to repeat Western Europe's mistake: preach religious tolerance, embrace multiculturalism and end up with hate-breeding parallel societies?
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"We preach the Sremmlifestyle," says Swae, who remains standing for the entire interview, his blonde dreads dangling as he repeatedly looks down to check his phone.
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I always wrote off the pot enthusiasts as pusher hippies who were too stoned to know any better than to preach the healing powers of cannabis.
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Recently he felt "the Lord called him to preach," his brother said, and wanted to follow his father, who has been a pastor for 56 years.
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Dr. Betty Deas Clark preach, but over a half dozen parishioners told CNN that Buttigieg's sexuality was not a factor when considering supporting his 2020 campaign.
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"That's what we want to do, and we preach it all the way from the major league level all the way down" through the minor leagues.
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" Article 32 grants us "freedom of conscience" and "freedom of religious belief and freedom to preach and to conduct and participate in religious activities in public.
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Communities there draw their heritage from Thomas the Apostle, who is traditionally believed to have traveled to India to preach the gospel in the first century.
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Still, the rap on documentaries is that they preach to a left-leaning choir, one still trying to figure out how Donald J. Trump became president.
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"With these images, I didn't want to preach right or wrong," said Mr. Hargreaves, whose collection, titled "No Seconds," was exhibited at the 2013 Venice Biennale.
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Suing the EPA, repeatedly losing, and then continuing to preach that the agency has ignored the rule of law, however, suggests a cynical motivation for litigation.
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In this way, the bus doesn't preach to a choir or operate in a liberal vacuum — it's started some real dialogues between members of opposing sides.
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Nonetheless, Mr Koepka's self-inflicted close call demonstrated the occasionally erratic character that caused both The Economist and other statistical forecasters to preach caution on his chances.
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We don't have to be over the top and preach everything we do, which is unfortunately the way a lot of people in society live these days.
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"The sentiment in general was we don't practice what we preach, especially in our studies, research, papers and research that we promote," one former employee told me.
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Observers -- and I have talked with many people about it -- put stock in whether activists, such as green politicos or even lay proponents, practice what they preach.
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And as the mythos around the band grew, bands like Fall Out Boy, who owed so much to them, gladly began to preach the gospel of Lifetime.
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"Preach it, sister!" one person yelled out when DeVos slammed progressive Democrats' proposals for free college, saying it would lead to greater government power over higher education.
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The ruling puts the group, whose members preach non-violence and refuse to serve in the military, on the same legal footing as several neo-Nazi groups.
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It is good if you can reach out to the downtrodden, preach the gospel to them and try to meet some of their needs through humanitarian services.
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" Sharonda Coleman-Singleton "had three children, two boys and one girl, and she could preach very well, and she was a track coach and a speech therapist.
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Other offences have included holding strong religious views, allowing others to preach religion, asking where one's relatives are and failing to recite the national anthem in Chinese.
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They should also already practice what they plan to preach by having women in senior leadership positions and supporting related community and on-the-ground women's issues.
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Some 77 million saw him preach in person while nearly 215 million more watched his crusades on television or through satellite link-ups, a Graham spokeswoman said.
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Pundits who preach transparency and allege malfeasance are almost always invited back to appear on talk shows because they ratchet up the conflict that draws ratings; 5.
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"My mom would clean it every week and I would tag along and get up there and pretend to preach to an invisible crowd," Pederson told CNN.
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They're accused of not practicing what they preach, and their own citizens are now the second largest group of foreign fighters to have joined the Islamic State.
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They cannot celebrate Mass but they are allowed to preach and teach in the name of the Church and to baptize and conduct wake and funeral services.
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During the day, bible-thumping evangelists with portable microphone amps half-preach, half-yell to passersby in Spanish, trying to wake them up from their daily routines.
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Everyone in here will tell you the same hard-luck story and preach about family but wouldn't know the first thing about it, just ask their parents.
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He says he believed that if LGBT people got such protections, pastors wouldn't be allowed to preach against the "aberration" that "alternative lifestyles" were to church doctrine.
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Nor does it need to be a film in which Thanos sits atop his throne to preach about the geopolitical impact of mining conflict-free Infinity Stones.
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Democrats should preach the sermon of America to a flock that is being told the best we can get is a good deal on a bad wall.
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While the conflict gradually diminished, the group's fighters, in the tents and hammocks of their hide-outs, continued to preach Marxist armed struggle until early this year.
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It's not always easy to set aside phones, or stop what we are doing in general, but listening fully is a good habit to practice and preach.
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It is time for the United States to practice what we preach: Women must be included in negotiations with the Taliban immediately, or history risks repeating itself.
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Sanders tried to preach unity with the Clinton camp ahead of the convention, endorsing the former secretary of State and appearing with her on the campaign trail.
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"Sturdy" was the word he returned to, even though the Tallahassee boy looked soft, conducted himself like a goody-goody, and had an irritating tendency to preach.
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Secondly, Bowser says a big red flag are leaders who preach work-life balance, but then really value those employees who always seem to be at work.
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But how can one preach black empowerment when they face accusations of having to be forced to take care of their black son and black baby's mother?
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But as we revealed, Navarro used to preach the views of globalists, advocating for free trade and warning against the economic and national security risks of protectionism.
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When the pastor stood in the pulpit to preach, people anticipated that something was going to happen, that God was really going to move on that congregation.
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He inspires other educators to teach what they preach — an inclusion of dialogue about social injustices, economic inequality and its effect on the communities we live in.
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They build businesses "from the ground up" by taking out million-dollar loans from him, or preach liberal values learned at expensive colleges that he's paid for.
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People who preach an anti-immigrant, pro-white gospel in Germany have been spreading their views through festivals and other open-air family events in small towns.
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I'd stop crying and come down and I'd preach and be really glad and say hi to everybody, and then I'd get home and go to sleep.
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We have now seen the emergence of the "Harvey Weinstein Democrats" who live one way and preach that everybody else live by a different set of standards.
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On a recent Sunday morning in Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, a few dozen people gathered in a tin-roofed church to hear a former warlord preach.
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McConnell said in his own statement that Graham became "one of the world's most trusted men" due to his willingness to preach to everyone, regardless of wealth.
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" Graham persuaded organizers to spend $21950,21.8 on billboards, radio spots and newspaper ads coaxing Californians to visit the "Canvas Cathedral" and hear "America's Sensational Young Evangelist Preach.
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With its tenet that any member could be a priest, even a woman, and perform sacraments and preach, the bloody ire of the Catholic Church soon followed.
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Ted Cruz thanked Iowans for allowing his father, a pastor, to preach in their churches; Iowa was not immediately available to confirm whether Cruz was welcome or not.
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"What kind of person would I be if I preach that, but didn't actually practice it myself?" she said, adding that she's been unhappy with her latest content.
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And the lawyers of Ogletree Deakins do preach: From their offices around the country, more than 850 lawyers advise employers on discrimination, wages, safety, firing employees, and more.
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Authorities suspect there are militant elements in their teachings, and the minister noted that they preach concepts such as crusading and martyrdom — "deviant" concepts that pose security risks.
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The solution for Malthus, a minister for the Church of England, was to preach abstinence and delayed marriage to keep population growth in check — especially among the poor.
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On the strength of that promise made to the Lord, who now controlled each step of his life, he set out to preach the Gospel in every land.
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I knew it was going to be a great sermon, and I knew Bishop Michael Curry, head of the Episcopal Church in the USA, would preach about love .
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Mr. Christie's tarring of Mr. Rubio — whom he accused of starting the fight — came as his television ads preach Republican unity for the sake of defeating Mrs. Clinton.
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"They go to a school district not speaking the language and they're in a new country so they are very vulnerable and these gangs preach protection," Morino said.
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Next time out, you can be the bully on the block, preach the gospel to the rest of the world or welcome the world's tourists with open arms.
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"The biggest thing we tried to preach to our guys is just to prepare for the opportunity that we have on Sunday," Dallas coach Jason Garrett told reporters.
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It would have professed how a judge's experiences on the bench might make him or her better equipped than perhaps anyone else to preach issues of the day.
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The extremity of the group's positions—it held that women should not preach, run for office, work outside the home, or even vote—didn't cost it any business.
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The liberal elites, who continue to preach "no illegal alien left behind", have turned this simple, lawful re-addition to the 2020 census into a debacle of injustice.
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Now federal officials will have a chance to practice what they preach as they confront big increases proposed in several states where they are responsible for reviewing rates.
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Several celebrities joined the rally in Los Angeles, like singer-songwriter John Legend, who sang his song "Preach," and Cher, who encouraged people to go vote in November.
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Finally, and perhaps most importantly, we must ostracize mainstream Islamic institutions that preach intolerance, ranging from Saudi-funded mega-mosques to the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR).
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They had to preach the idea that products built on our assumptions about how things should work would eventually make even the most complex things easy to understand.
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Google's always been known to preach a philosophy of "10x" improvements, but looks like in this case we'll have to tack a few more zeroes onto the end.
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If the Chamber is going to preach the gospel of transparency, it should apply this gospel to its own operations and encourage its members to do the same.
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Never one to preach subtlety, the Cameroon-native and former University of Kansas product took to social media to attempt to score a date with a couple celebrities.
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While the current pact is only for 2018 and 2019, those who preach fiscal restraint fret that the spending spigot is unlikely to be shut off after that.
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So-called "rehab" centers for militants employed Wahhabi clerics to preach that obedience to the king trumped individual decisions to go and fight in defense of Muslims overseas.
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You have an urge to express your individuality and share your ideas during the full moon in Aries, compelling you to preach about what makes you so unique.
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Trump recalled an early memory of his of Graham, telling mourners gathered in the Capitol that he went to hear Graham preach at Yankee stadium as a child.
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South African gay and lesbian groups collected more than 60,000 signatures opposing his visit this weekend, when he was expected to preach and seek converts to his church.
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Mr. Izquiel, the criminologist, said that officers leave after only six months training that is largely conducted by ideologically driven professors who preach allegiance to Mr. Maduro's government.
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Also, shout out to the aforementioned Dead Prez, whose song "Be Healthy" still boasts the best verse about eating your fruits and vegetables in hip hop history: Preach!
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Living Hope Ministries said in an open letter to Apple that it did not preach "pray the gay away" after the company removed the app from its App Store.
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Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Twitter Erdogan was in no position to "preach morality to us" because he supported the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas which rules Gaza.
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Deep-cleansing shampoos might get a bad rap for being drying, but experts still preach the importance of washing with them regularly to keep your hair and scalp healthy.
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"When I feel like this I remind myself of the things I preach to others — that I should treat myself how I would treat my daughter Mia," Skye says.
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This analogy would make sense, considering the band's assertion that they don't want to preach to an alternative, left-field choir and instead want to take their vision mainstream.
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And most of them tend to preach the virtues of self-empowerment and self-care as a defense against anything from lack of personal fulfillment to larger systemic oppression.
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Chiwetel Ejiofor stars in this biopic of Carlton Pearson, an evangelical pastor who started to lose members of his church after he began to preach that Hell didn't exist.
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Korchevsky was a prominent religious figure in the US-based Slavic Baptist community as well and was often invited to preach around the US and the former Soviet Union.
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The next morning as I prayed, the message I needed to preach became clear: White supremacy, white nationalism, anti-Semitism, and all forms of racism are evil and sinful.
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"When I feel like this I remind myself of the things I preach to others — that I should treat myself how I would treat my daughter Mia," she said.
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She traveled to college campuses in Denver, Las Vegas, Nashville, Chicago, and the BayArea, popping up randomly in Uber rides to preach the gospel of a good night's sleep.
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I'll continue to preach this: Electric skateboards are dangerous and need to have stopping power that would allow you to at least have a chance at avoiding an accident.
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Before I preach to you, let me introduce myself: Hello world, my name is Corinne Foxx, recent college grad, pilates enthusiast, pizza connoisseur, and, yeah, daughter of a celebrity.
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In 2007 the World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies, a trade group, arranged a tour of China for some Chinese doctors to preach against the use of tiger products.
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Other measures being phased in require preachers to recite only approved sermons sent to them by mobile phone, and insist that only registered and government-trained imams may preach.
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Anwar al-Awlaki, the American-Yemeni Iman and al Qaeda leader who was killed by a US drone strike on September 30, 2011, continues to preach across the internet.
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In the face of these unprecedented and incendiary declarations of war against the press, journalists and media pundits continued to preach the talismanic gospel of self-restraint and evenhandedness.
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Another interesting wrinkle is that this finding flies in the face of what many SEO consultants recommend: Many SEO agencies preach a "quality over quantity" approach to link building.
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"The friars know religion is a dead zone in this neighborhood, so if you want people to participate, you have to not preach," one resident, Nikki Cohen, 30, said.
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Harry Brewis, is streaming a Twitch marathon of the classic 20 Donkey Kong adventure platformer released by Rare for Nintendo 220, which he'd never finished as a kid (preach).
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While opponents to trans civil rights like VanNess are often quick to vocalize their beliefs, they rarely have to come face-to-face with the people they preach against.
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Later, he said, he realized that he needed to listen to those making the declaration, try to understand the source of their hurt, love them and preach the Gospel.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Members of the Shincheonji religious group dress in identical white shirts, black pants and name tags when they gather to hear founder Lee Man-hee preach.
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For example, Milk Makeup's stickers include phrases like "Preach", "Slayer", and "Vibes" with the brand's website written in de-emphasized text on the side, or not included at all.
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His reach was global, and he was welcomed even by repressive leaders like Kim Il-sung of North Korea, who invited him to preach in Pyongyang's officially sanctioned churches.
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Dr. King's mother was the daughter of the pastor of the Ebenezer Baptist Church, which was three blocks away, and where Dr. King and his father would later preach.
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I'm just trying to run practice and teach these guys and preach to them about what this game is all about, so I never bring up the glory days.
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It's so easy, in TV news especially, to preach to the converted — and inevitable reporting errors are now seized on by the White House as proof positive of bias.
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During the 1970s, he was briefly jailed twice for his stance against the government, locked out of his church for several years and forced to preach in the street.
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But the pastor, Joey Spann, who was shot in the chest and hand trying to block the gunman at the front door, hopes to preach again this coming Sunday.
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As we read the Bible alongside Judge Kavanaugh's record, we find his nomination a threat to the Christian ethic we are called to preach and pursue in public life.
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Instead, he continued to preach the need for "radical love" -- resisting the political incentive structure, in the age of Trump, that rewards channeling the anger of some Democratic activists.
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He is the algorithm made flesh, endowed with human frailties—longing, sadness, the need to urinate—the better to preach the Singularity's good news to denizens of Thatcherite Britain.
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The fact that medical professionals also seem to love Tiktok, to the point of posting videos where they preach abstinence and accuse patients of "faking" illnesses, doesn't help either.
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Not practicing what you preach; lacking the willpower to live up to your own ideals; behaving in ways you obviously know are wrong — these are clear moral failings. Perhaps.
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Both used the time after their initial victories to preach a message of inclusion and to extend a hand to their opposition, even if it did not ultimately last.
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An impressed Clinton reflected in his memoirs that Graham "would cancel the crusade rather than preach to a segregated audience" because everyone deserves a chance to hear God's word.
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By 1215, a church council mandated that clergy preach on the seven deadly sins each year, often as part of Lent, the season of penitence leading up to Easter.
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Whether it's a Turkish cotton bathrobe or a set of easy-cleaning food storage containers, practicing what I preach isn't just a perk of the job, it's a necessity.
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John Legend: The EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony) winner spoke to The Times Magazine about R. Kelly, Kanye West and his new single, "Preach," that bemoans political inaction.
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And they gave me a view, so it's like, 'Thank you, but I don't really care about your opinion,' and that's what I try to preach to anyone in life.
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A government-hired bard of sorts, who was sent into communities to preach caution about false news to the relatively new internet users who are most susceptible, was also murdered.
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The optics of the Trump-adjacent rapper who said slavery sounded like "a choice" making his rounds at institutions that preach theology that dates back to enslavement should draw skepticism.
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Now that I preach that to everybody, that they should wait, and get tattooed by a professional tattoo artist; it's almost like a hypocrite me walking around with this thing.
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People like Mark Suster, Gary Vaynerchuk and Justin Kan preach on topics ranging from how to ask for an email intro to the importance of physical activity for startup founders.
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Wogaman, a dignified man and Methodist scholar, said he tried not to preach politics overtly, though he thought carefully about the messages his sermons would send to the first family.
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He invited a few black reverends to preach, coordinated cross-cultural exchanges and dinners with mostly black churches, and allowed me to lead difficult conversations about race within the church.
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The other category is video for good, which includes nominations for John Legend's socially conscious "Preach" and Lil Dicky's "Earth," which donates proceeds from that song's sales to environmental charities.
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"I believe you should practice what you preach and, if I&aposm telling LGBT football fans to be visible, then I should do it myself," Agapov told The Associated Press.
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Also ahead of the visit, municipal crews scrubbed the walls of Mytilene after graffiti reading "Papa Don't Preach" was sprayed in black at several points on the seafront in Mytilene.
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Leary took the opportunity to preach about the drug's power as an aid to spiritual development, and was soon sacked from Harvard, which further fuelled his and the drug's notoriety.
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"We soundly and completely reject racism, white supremacy, and any other identity-based groups that preach division and hate no matter which side of the issue they happen to support."
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" FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous "I'm not one to preach, but we were shown God's grace, and we still feel undeserving of His mercy.
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And therefore, even in going to a region like the pan-Amazon region, you wouldn't be concerned to preach the gospel because you recognize there already the revelation of God.
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He returned to his boat twice before vanishing Traveling on a tourist visa, Chau arrived to the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in October with one mission: preach to the Sentinelese.
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This is not to preach complacency about the threats to American democracy today, or to claim that the ballot box holds the solution to every problem contributing to this crisis.
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He returned to his boat twice before vanishing Traveling on a tourist visa, Chau arrived at the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in October with one mission: preach to the Sentinelese.
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Budnick said the upcoming movie, which stars Michael B. Jordan and Jamie Foxx, isn't a typical issue-based film, saying he doesn't like content that tries to "preach" to viewers.
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Then a need to trade, to inhabit, to conquer, to preach, to take part in a pilgrimage, to migrate and settle anew, to wage a war or to seek refuge.
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Graham would go on to preach at dozens of the country's most historic publicly-owned venues, including the Akron Rubber Bowl, Rose Bowl, Will Rogers Coliseum, and the Tangerine Bowl.
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Read more: The best puppy gear to make your new dog feel at homeHow hypocritical of me to preach about preparedness while I'm sticking my puppy in the bathtub, right?
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And every time you hear another politician preach the virtues of personal responsibility, as though those who use government benefits are uniquely averse to such a thing, the shame deepens.
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The summer before my senior year in college, I flew halfway across the world to the Philippines to preach a Protestant message to Catholic Filipino high schoolers for six weeks.
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Countries we have recently sanctioned for abusing executive powers to influence law enforcement -- like Turkey and Venezuela -- may point out a failure to practice at home what we preach abroad.
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And I decided that I would not sit in a pulpit, preach to a congregation or invite a speaker if that person or church does not see women as equals.
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