My incredible colleagues - everyone - is rising to the occasion.
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Your mind has a way of rising to the occasion.
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Every day it's something new and people are rising to the occasion.
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But a sustainable political outcome depends on Iraqis rising to the occasion.
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Sulecki, meanwhile, surprised by rising to the occasion as Jacobs had against Golovkin.
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Being president is about rising to the occasion, not shrinking to your base.
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The rest of our lives depend on him actually rising to the occasion. Sad!
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"It wasn't a rising to power, it was a rising to the occasion," Piper said.
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But it's not only the big players; a multitude of startups are rising to the occasion.
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What we saw in Wednesday's speech was that he's completely incapable of rising to the occasion.
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Mr. Pence has done little as vice president to suggest he is rising to the occasion.
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They want to believe the system of government is still capable of rising to the occasion.
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"I'm very pleased with how our colleagues are rising to the occasion," Graham told Politico Wednesday.
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"We are in a new world ... and we are committed to rising to the occasion," he said.
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Rock opened the show with a powerful monologue, rising to the occasion that the #OscarsSoWhite campaign demanded.
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What's worse, Trump has shown little interest in rising to the occasion and learning how to lead.
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" Last month, Zuckerberg commented on the Russian ads, saying, "We are committed to rising to the occasion.
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Rising to the occasion, Mr. Rekdal concocted chia seed breakfast puddings that could be cooked or chilled.
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"History has always turned upon people rising to the occasion, when it is perhaps least palatable," Bevin said.
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The United States has a long tradition of rising to the occasion to combat global public health crises.
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Where others have failed to lead, the next generation of Republicans and Democrats are rising to the occasion.
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Now he's just getting his chance to do it on a big stage, and he's rising to the occasion.
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We recited the Serenity Prayer before we ate, pleased by the way we felt ourselves rising to the occasion.
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And yet, rising to the occasion, Mr. Trump on Tuesday night sounded as presidential as he ever has since taking office.
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The $221 billion advertising industry is facing an onslaught of challenges, but a new crop of marketers is rising to the occasion.
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Ulta Beauty's biannual sale kicked off just yesterday, and now, Sephora is rising to the occasion with a sale of its own.
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Rising to the Occasion Given the platform by UFC for the Caraway bout, Sterling seems very comfortable with his upscale in media obligations.
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It is the stage upon which great acts of prowess, courage and shame play out — Ronaldo rising to the occasion, Messi choking under pressure.
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Rising to the Occasion Throughout Diaz's career with UFC, he has always managed to pull out victories when the odds were seemingly stacked against him.
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Rising to the occasion could be a great way to inspire any number of conservative evangelicals who recoil at the idea of Trump in the Oval Office.
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"I am proud of how Starbucks partners around the world are rising to the occasion and demonstrating our resilience and our commitment to the communities we serve."
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As the coronavirus pandemic has prompted companies to cancel travel plans and send workers home, the video-conferencing company Zoom has been hailed for rising to the occasion.
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And in space after space in Tribeca, it was fascinating to see contemporary artists rising to the occasion — offering commentary on what it means to love and desire today.
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Still, Austin has shown a capacity for rising to the occasion, ever since hitting a home run last summer at Yankee Stadium in his first major league at-bat.
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But it is more and more clear the president is incapable of learning on the job, rising to the occasion, or speaking with any conviction other than self-interest.
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Sanders later praised CEO Jeff Bezos for rising to the occasion when the company announced in October it would raise the minimum wage to $15 per hour for all U.S. employees.
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They've planned a series of 16 rides this spring, and the riders are rising to the occasion to engage with fans through the app's messaging functionalities, and even bond among themselves.
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Food writers and home cooking experts are rising to the occasion, offering home cooks resources and recipes, answering their questions, and creating new spaces just to talk and bond about cooking and baking.
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" In a statement to PEOPLE, Joshua Otlin, the school's principal, said officials are proud of the students for "rising to the occasion and so pleased that their decisive response got Jack the help he needed.
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Yet the Canadian has made it a habit of rising to the occasion whenever she sees the Olympic rings beneath and she became the first trampoline gymnast to win back-to-back golds on Friday.
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We don't imagine the female comedian to take the path we expect from literally every other famous woman — because she's funny — and we praise the male celebrity for rising to the occasion and dating her.
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At 35, Zimmerman is in decline but his rising to the occasion reminded plenty of people of the night an injury-hampered David Wright homered for the Mets in Game 3 of the 2015 World Series.
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Day had an awful day of wayward driving and squandered a three-shot lead on the back nine with consecutive bogeys, before rising to the occasion and hitting one of the best clutch shots of his life.
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From Dreamers fighting for their rights to the young activists rising to the occasion after the Parkland, Florida school shooting, these young women are showing us that it is never too soon to fight for what you think is right.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Canada's Rosie MacLennan has made it a habit of rising to the occasion whenever she sees the Olympic rings beneath her while she soars through the air and she became the first trampoline gymnast to win back-to-back golds on Friday.
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Tanaka may not throw as hard as he did when he arrived in New York two years ago, but he has adapted to the slight tear in his elbow ligament and resembles a pitcher capable of rising to the occasion if the Yankees are in a wild-card playoff.
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Inside Barstool Sports' strategy to become advertising's gateway to gamblers with its new sports betting app, Barstool BetsBarstool Sports is jockeying to become the home for a new generation of gamblers as sports betting becomes legal in more places in the US.Healthcare, Retail, TransportationThe 20 CMOs to watch in 2019The $221 billion advertising industry is facing an onslaught of challenges, but a new crop of marketers is rising to the occasion.
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Rising to the occasion: foundations, processes, and outcomes of emergent leadership. Using a large international sample researchers found that there are three factors that motivate leaders; affective identity (enjoyment of leading), non-calculative (leading earns reinforcement), and social- normative (sense of obligation).
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The ascent through seven grades is viewed by Meyer as representing Mithraic initiation, but it also bears a more general resemblance to the ascent of the initiate in theurgy, with parallels in fragments from the Chaldaean Oracles.Sarah Iles Johnston, "Rising to the Occasion: Theurgic Ascent in Its Cultural Milieu," in Envisioning Magic: A Princeton Seminar and Symposium (Brill, 1997), p. 181ff.
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The cover artwork which displays Iamsu!, represents rising and falling: rising to the occasion, falling in love with music, falling out of love with his ex-girlfriend, among others. Iamsu! will begin touring with Wiz Khalifa, Tyga, Ty Dolla $ign, Rich Homie Quan, and Sage the Gemini on July 24 until August 24, 2014 on the Under the Influence of Music Tour.
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The exploitation of immigrant labor and the struggle against seemingly impossible odds are complimentary as themes in the story. Focused on the drama of people caught up in national events larger than themselves and rising to the occasion, the story proposes that the immigrant labor of the period is largely responsible for the success of the industrialization and therefore the military might of the country.
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During this time, the area became affectionately known as "The Granola Belt". Today, Wolseley is once again seen as a desirable residential area, and is one of the most intact pre-1930 residential areas in Canada. A community history, Rising to the Occasion, covering the neighbourhoods of Wolseley, West Broadway, and Armstrong's Point, was published in 2000 as a millennium project of the Robert A. Steen Community Centre.
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He wrote: > The Australians had to follow on, but they set the Gentlemen 128 to get in > the last innings and against Palmer and Giffen, bowling at the top of their > form on a worn pitch, the task proved a formidable one. Indeed, the > Australians looked to be winning when, with six wickets down and 45 still > required, Diver joined A. G. Steel. Rising to the occasion, they hit off the > runs without being separated.
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If choking on skill-based or co-ordination oriented tasks requires the pressure of the situation to cause the performer's increased conscious attention to his or her process of performance, then the reverse can also be true. A relatively unexplored area of scientific research is the concept of "rising to the occasion." One common misconception is that a person must be an expert in order to have consistent success under pressure. On the contrary, implicit knowledge has been hypothesized to only partially mediate the relationship between expertise and performance.
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The newspaper took a wait-and-see attitude about what the impact of the tour would be, but looked optimistically towards the kingdom having a more secure future as an independent nation. It gave much credit to Liliʻuokalani for rising to the occasion as a capable ruler who gained respect for her performance as temporary Regent. Kalākaua was acknowledged as having brought Hawaii to the forefront of the world's attention. He was praised for his personal qualities of leadership and personality, as well as for his positive interaction with global leaders.
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Geelong had become "listless and ragged whereas Collingwood were tearing along in their best style". The Sun described the club's third term as "one of the finest ever seen in football… it was an object lesson to every team in rising to the occasion after being apparently beaten, and by sheer grit and magnificent teamwork, sweeping down every obstacle in their way of finals success." Both teams kicked 3 goals in the final quarter, but Collingwood won by 30 points. In winning four successive premierships from 1927–1930, Collingwood set a record that has not been equalled to date.
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Stephen Fleming contributed a quickfire 30, losing batting partner Hayden for only 2 (stumped off Muralitharan again), before being clean bowled by Vaas. The final over featured a partnership between spinners Daniel Vettori (27 not out) and Shane Warne (2 not out), with Warne's comeback to limited- overs cricket being greeting rapturously by the fans. The innings ended on a somewhat farcical note, as Warne miscounted the number of balls left in the final over and began leaving the field with Vaas having one delivery left. Rising to the occasion, umpire Bowden issued Warne with a "yellow card", to cheers from the crowd.
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It works closely with a perceived control of the task, and can often trump expertise if the performer embodies procedural comfort within the domain. Traditionally, "rising to the occasion" or being "clutch" has been used in reference to sporting feats of particular excellence given the magnitude of the event, however there is increasing awareness to the phenomenon in our everyday life. How one performs under circumstances that do not necessarily present immediate or grave consequence, but do require the performer to actively access a conscious mechanism to perform in unfamiliar or uncomfortable settings, is a concept that may prove educationally beneficial across a variety of disciplines and activities.
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She has also performed and recorded a number of her own works, as well as the works of other composers. She was the first Australian composer to be appointed visiting scholar at Columbia University, New York City, where she gave a presentation on symbolic references to Islamic mysticism and Middle Eastern affairs, in her music. She was also a visiting fellow at the Australian National University, artist-in- residence and guest composer at Canberra Girls' Grammar School and Canberra Grammar SchoolHelen Musa, "Rising to the Occasion", Canberra Times. 16 September 2004 and composer-in-residence at the celebrated electronic studio, Charles Morrow Productions, New York City.
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Neither Kluivert nor his Dutch side could find the back of the net, despite twice having a chance from the penalty spot – Kluivert himself would miss one of those penalties during the game, but did score in the penalty shoot-out. Despite the Dutch falling short, Kluivert will be remembered for rising to the occasion in front of partisan home crowds, scoring five goals in as many games, jointly claiming the Golden Boot with Savo Milošević. Kluivert would once again enter UEFA Euro 2004 wearing the famous #9 jersey for his country with the Dutch reaching the semifinals of the tournament. As well as from being left out of the 2006 FIFA World Cup squad by coach Marco van Basten, Kluivert was not called up to play in any of the qualifying games leading up to the World Cup either.
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On 23 June 2016, Siakam was selected by the Toronto Raptors with the 27th overall pick in the NBA draft, with the franchise signing him to a rookie scale contract on 9 July. On 2 October, he became the first rookie to start for the Raptors' season-opener since Jonas Valančiūnas did so in 2012; rising to the occasion, he hauled in 9 rebounds and notched 4 points in 21 minutes as Toronto beat the Detroit Pistons, 109–91. It marked not only his NBA debut, but the first NBA game that he had ever seen in person. On 3 December, Siakam scored a season-high 14 points, which came in a 128–84 victory over the Atlanta Hawks. On 1 January 2017, during a 123–114 win over the Los Angeles Lakers, he pulled down a season-high 10 rebounds.
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He retired to Prior Park, near Bath, where he died in 1886. Wiseman's speeches, sermons and lectures, delivered during his tour, were printed in a volume of 400 pages, showing an extraordinary power of rising to the occasion and of speaking with sympathy and tact. He was able to use considerable influence with English politicians, partly because in his day English Roman Catholics were wavering in their historical allegiance to the Liberal party. He was in a position to secure concessions that bettered the position of Roman Catholics in regard to poor schools, reformatories and workhouses, and in the status of their army chaplains. In 1863, addressing the Catholic Congress in Mechelen, he stated that since 1830 the number of priests in England had increased from 434 to 1242, and of convents of women from 16 to 162, while there were no religious houses of men in 1830 and 55 in 1863.
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