"I think our guys are excited," Kansas coach Bill Self told the Kansas City Star.
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"If you get to the finals, then you've gotto win," Self told the media Monday.
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At one point, family members became deeply concerned after Mr. Self told them to take away his firearms.
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"It was just a loud bang and then the house actually shook," homeowner Andrea Self told local television station AZ Family.
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Self told CNN that the increase in large group apprehensions is taking resources away from other border security missions, like narcotics interdiction.
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President Obama was able to sell an entirely self-told narrative about himself and his presidency via Flickr, Twitter, You Tube and the like.
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It's a poetic, deeply moving film about desire, shame and the fear of revealing one's true self, told with compassion and exploring marginalized lives we too rarely see onscreen. 9.
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"There is a lot of players out there that deserve the best of the best, and nobody more than Svi and Devonte'," Kansas head coach Bill Self told CBS Sports afterward.
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Coach Bill Self told reporters this would be "a good test" for Kansas and freshman Josh Jackson recorded career highs with 33 points, including one of the Jayhawks' 12 makes from 3-point range, and seven rebounds Monday.
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He then discovers his half-brother, Oliver, can fly.Invincible #42 Mark considers quitting college and then meets with Allen to show him his father's books. Eve learns that Mark broke up with Amber, and asks Mark if they can now date.Invincible #43 However, when Mark Mark tells Eve what her future self told him, she becomes upset and leaves.
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After the 2002–03 season, Roy Williams left Kansas to take over at North Carolina. This vacancy left many speculating that Self would take what was well-publicized as his "dream job" with the Jayhawks. Self told a large group of Illini supporters that he was happy at Illinois, but left for Kansas just a few days later.
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Chiba Shūsaku Narimasa was the founder of the Hokushin Ittō-ryū Hyōhō (北辰一刀流兵法) and one of the last masters who was called a Kensei (sword saint). Most historians name him the greatest and strongest Samurai in history, not Miyamoto Musashi. This is because his life and duels are well documented and are not based on legends or on self told stories, like Musashi's.
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Miria and Akari meet Miria's mother's younger self in episode 14 along with Miria's younger self. Miria's older self told to her not to give up on her dreams and her daughter, even though it's hard due to her career. ; :Voiced by: Hidenobu Kiuchi Akira Sakura is Akari and Monica's father. He is a shipbuilding architect working in the design of one of the ships in his company.
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Custer played high school basketball at Blue Valley Northwest High School in Overland Park, Kansas, where he and future Loyola teammate Ben Richardson led the team to back-to-back state championships. Custer ultimately committed early to play for coach Fred Hoiberg at Iowa State. He also received offers from Oklahoma State and Kansas State, and Kansas coach Bill Self told him he was good enough to play for the Jayhawks but they had too many guards at that moment.
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The Second Miracle was published by Chatto & Windus in 1955. Reviewing the book for The Tatler and Bystander, Elizabeth Bowen called it "a self-told and deeply moving story: a leper in England, and his cure." She also praised its honesty: "For instance, nobody is idealized — the fellow-patients, the doctors, the nuns in the distance, the eager but often slapdash young novices are shown to be much as humans are." The book was also published by Henry Holt and Company in the United States.
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This work represents Babuscio's experiences in counseling, gathering transcripts and case histories. This work "represents a landmark contribution to gay self- understanding and acceptance" and is regarded as an important piece, both politically and in regards to its impact as a resource for other counselors The book received the 1977 Gay News Book Award. Additionally, New Society described the work as "a mosaic of self-told case histories" that "speaks very powerfully as the authentic voice of an oppressed minority", and goes on to add that Babuscio "presents his testimony with great intelligence and subtlety". Another reviewer believed the book proved a "useful primer" for those interested in gay peer-counseling and as an interesting "panoramic presentation of the issues" people face regularly.
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