"If a gorilla can show compassion to someone who doesn't look like her, certainly we can show compassion," Mr. Lowe said.
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I wanted to show compassion not to have them locked up.
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"I think she was trying to show compassion," Garza said of Nielsen.
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It's important for leaders to show compassion through both success and failure.
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Hearst: I think that most people show compassion to their fellow man.
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In her caption, she pleaded with her followers to show compassion towards refugees.
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Sometimes the best way to show compassion is with words — and sugary drinks.
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They said their faith compelled them to show compassion for this "vulnerable" group.
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Thankfully, we can work to strengthen our ability to show compassion through meditation.
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"Rather than being aggressive, be quick to step down and show compassion," Dewhirst says.
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We must show compassion for their pain, while, at the same time, protect ourselves.
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McGowan would later appear to ask those following her to show compassion for Argento.
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Humanitarian groups have urged PNG to show compassion for Sawari amid fears for his mental health.
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Humanitarian groups urged PNG authorities to show compassion for Sawari, amid fears for his mental health.
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" They are supposed to: "Show compassion for those who may be affected adversely by news coverage.
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I was taught to "judge not, lest ye be judged" and to show compassion to others.
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But it is not only France that has aggressively gone after those who've dared to show compassion.
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During Trump's meetings with the tech industry in 2017, Cook urged Trump to show compassion for Dreamers.
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On social media, celebrities and others are continuing to show compassion for Keaton and standing against bullying.
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Efforts to show compassion toward the children might also have come too late to change the narrative.
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In June, for example, Apple CEO Tim Cook specifically urged Trump to show compassion for the Dreamers.
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Once you complete your training, in what ways do you plan to show compassion as a peace officer?
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In that same spirit, the CEO of Albertson's, Vivek Sankaran, is asking customers to show compassion and understanding.
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But as human beings, we also have a neocortex that allows us to show compassion, forgiveness, and mutual understanding.
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But beyond that, it is imperative that students show compassion and empathy toward people who are different from them.
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But, also, there is beauty, love ... and those who really stick their neck out to exhibit love and to show compassion.
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The bottom line is that the president's comments were offensive, tasteless, simply wrong, and did not show compassion for the poor.
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That it's OK for a man to show compassion for his fellow citizens, to stand for more than the game he plays.
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As stewards of the earth, we have a continuing responsibility to show compassion to the many animals over which we hold dominion.
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The government has failed to show compassion toward Manning, undermining the United States' call for better treatment of LGBT people around the world.
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It is my mission to help them succeed, to show compassion, and ultimately to support their transition from active duty to civilian life.
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One State Department official said that the government would continue to show compassion to refugees but that it was also important to protect American citizens.
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It also allowed China a chance to show compassion toward allies in Africa, a continent whose oil, gas and copper reserves it is increasingly dependent on.
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Price and Zaillian show compassion for all of these characters, and they offer a vision of New York that intuitively understands the divisions between races and classes.
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But under no circumstances will these black men, these famous faces, be permitted to show compassion for their fellow citizens, to speak out against inequality in America.
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Lacking empathyIt's easy to feel cynical sometimes, but those who fundamentally lack empathy or fail to show compassion will find their toxic attitude is corrupting their company.
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"There's some feeling that if you show compassion for the girls, you're somehow lessening what happen to Bella," she added, referring to the victim Payton Leutner by her nickname.
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If the President and Congress really want to show compassion, they can do it by showing it for the victims and keep their killers behind bars where they belong.
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The acts of moral discipline necessary to show compassion for people we least care for are extremely hard to undertake, but without them our compassion is merely clan feeling.
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Rather than erecting walls, we should show compassion and live up to our legacy as a welcoming nation that was built by the hard work of people like them.
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" Trump also issued a statement defending the new order, saying: "We will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do while protecting our own citizens and voters.
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Unlike most crime writers (not to mention most of their readers), who revel in the bloody aftermath of a violent encounter, the Kellermans show compassion for the survivors, including conscientious officials like Edison.
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In a 12-minute introduction received warmly in a packed Philadelphia arena, Chelsea Clinton countered criticism that her mother is an untrustworthy politician who struggles to show compassion in front of American voters.
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I'd like for people to read my story so they can see that anything is possible as long as you communicate and show compassion to those who may not understand your journey at first.
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In his first message of 2016, Pope Francis summoned humanity to show compassion and to transcend the apathy that impedes peace in a world that has been filled of late with conflict and suffering.
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Kate Bowler's friends and family are most likely doing their utmost to show compassion and care, in the only ways they know how, and yet the author chooses to criticize them with gentle mockery?
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"America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those feeling oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border," Trump said in the statement.
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The reputation of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the de facto civilian leader of Myanmar and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is in tatters for refusing to show compassion for the plight of the Rohingya.
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"America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those feeling oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border," the president said in the statement.
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"One should show compassion to all creatures scrabbling along their path in life, should be willing to throw a cloak of pity over the shoulders of even a man like Jesús," the ranger leading the manhunt ponders.
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A note card that Mr. Trump held while he met with survivors and relatives of students killed in last week's Florida school massacre seemed to suggest that aides felt he needed to be reminded to show compassion.
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For those who have been paying attention, evangelicals have been working to reform immigration for years based on the principles of their faith, which call on us to show compassion and care for the alien and foreigner.
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Maybe I am being naïve in thinking that this man and others like him might be more willing to show compassion toward immigrants if they heard it from someone other than a first- or second-generation immigrant.
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Here is full text of President Trump's statement: America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border.
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I've met people who show compassion for the elderly, resolve to feed the hungry, act heroically in the defense of neighbors, show defiance for illiteracy, fight opioid addiction, and who refuse to allow veterans to sleep on the streets.
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Failing to show compassion for the abuser who sold her into sexual slavery doesn't exactly feel like the first clear early warning sign that she's capable of burning an entire city to the ground out of sheer jilted spite.
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Trump defends executive order on extreme vetting, saying he will show compassion to those fleeing oppression while "protecting our own citizens" JANUARY 10073 President Trump says he'll announce his nominee to fill Supreme Court vacancy at 10063 p.m. tomorrow.
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"America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border," Trump said in a statement issued by the White House.
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"America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border," he said in a statement released by the White House.
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And part of what you count on in the doctor-patient relationship is for there to be a human there to show compassion, give you some reassurance, and maybe also to have empathy with you while they're giving you bad news.
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"America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border," Trump said in a statement released by the White House Sunday.
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"She was able to love, show compassion to kids, that I wish all students could do at her age when I had her in sixth grade," her former teacher, Josh Rider, who is a pastor, said, the Herald-Media reports.
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Earlier in the trial, Montgomery had asked the judge to show "compassion" for her client, asking for his sentence to be suspended, meaning he would not have to serve any time if he did not commit another offence within a certain period.
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Ilhan Omar, who asked a judge to show compassion in the sentencing of a man who threatened to kill her TODAY'S NUMBER 3% The percentage by which the global economy is expected to shrink by 2050 as a result of climate change.
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I understand that he was doing his job, but in times like this when people are losing loved ones and losing their homes, the least you can do is show compassion and be as kind as you can even if you can't help them.
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"We always want to leave our readers (many of whom are as young as 7 or 8) with a feeling of optimism and show them that the world works a little better when we can show compassion, tolerance, and kindness toward one another," she said.
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This is very important because I know you and many on your side of the aisle talk a lot about compassion, and I agreed with you when you show compassion as a Christian, I believe in that as well, but where is the compassion for American citizens?
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By bringing some much needed female representation to the bench—not to mention a record that suggests she'll be more likely to show compassion to victims—Hendrickson could help pave the way for a fairer legal system, one that actually holds abusers accountable for their actions.
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Composed beneath a heading that read "The White House," they seemed to suggest that the president needed to be reminded to show compassion and understanding to traumatized survivors, an impression that Mr. Trump has sometimes fed with public reactions to national tragedies that were criticized as callous.
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Facebook says it restricted access to that photo in 32,13 instances in France, but didn't remove it in other countries because it found the image was not in violation of its Community Standards as it was being used to denounce the attack or show compassion towards the victims.
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Show compassion and caring Jasdeep Sandhu, 26, feels he and others on his team at a pharmaceutical company in London are successful in great part due to their boss, who "shows that empathy is more powerful than aggression" and makes the team feel like a family, Sandhu said.
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"America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border," Trump said in an afternoon statement that also cited what he described as precedent set by former President Barack Obama.
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"The Winter Soldier" is about the varieties of human suffering, which, you could say, is risky, because that's what the long literary tradition from Homer forward has always sought to illuminate: the ways in which we bring pain to others and to ourselves, even and especially as we try to show compassion.
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President Donald Trump in a statement on Sunday argued that his newly signed executive order "is not a Muslim ban," pushing back against protesters and critics across the world who have labeled it as such (emphasis mine): America is a proud nation of immigrants and we will continue to show compassion to those fleeing oppression, but we will do so while protecting our own citizens and border.
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When we respect each other, when we stand up for each other, when we work together against the challenges our neighbors face – be it a neighbor with a beautiful special needs child or one struggling with the ugly disease of addiction – when we help them, when we show compassion and grace, when we evidence our truth, that we are the UNITED States of America, indivisible, that is when we are stronger.
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He has failed to show compassion for the victims of domestic violence and has repeatedly defended and even praised men, such as Roger Ailes, Bill O'Reilly, Roy MooreRoy Stewart MooreGOP Senate candidate 'pissed off' at Trump over health care for veterans Durbin says he has second thoughts about asking for Franken's resignation Alabama GOP senate candidate says 'homosexual activities' have ruined TV, country's moral core MORE and Rob Porter, who were credibly accused of sexual battering and abuse.
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Albeit the "Golden" seem stronger and swifter, the humans eventually prevail because they are able to show compassion.
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City First Church is part of the Assemblies of God. The Assemblies of God claimed mission is four-fold; evangelize the lost, worship God, disciple believers, and show compassion.
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They must come to show compassion for one another in order to delay God's judgment upon the Earth. Despite being a critical and commercial failure, the film's soundtrack was a commercial success, yielding three hit singles for Newton-John and being certified Platinum.
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In Isaki's family store, which young Minai went to frequently as a child. Isaki doesn't show compassion for Minai, but he actually did care for her. ; : :The Contracted Monk of Kamika Tomoroki and the former mentor of Keisei Tagami. ; : :The only Contracted Monk that has two Shikabane Hime.
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The Jewish historian Josephus paints a very different picture. He calls Poppaea "a religious woman" who urged Nero to show compassion to the Jewish people. However, in 64 she secured the position of procurator of Judaea for Gessius Florus, her friend's husband, who was harmful to the Jews.
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Christian humanitarian aid is work performed by Christian non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to alleviate the suffering of people around the world. Charity is a concept of great importance in Christianity. Humanitarian aid occurs in areas where some churches donate financial resources and get involved in order to show compassion.
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Scene 1: A thick wood with a cave In the woods, Uberto/King James has come to find Elena, hoping to save her from the coming battles (Cavatina: Oh fiamma soave, che l’alma mi accendi! pietosa ti rendi a un fido amator. / "Oh sweet flame. Show compassion To a faithful lover").
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Mr. Bear starts to show compassion for Timon and Pumbaa in the episodes "Ready, Aim, Fire" and "Stay Away from my Honey!" In the former, he operated as Smolder the Bear (a parody of Smokey Bear) who dislikes fires and saves Timon and Pumbaa from being cooked on Quint's fire.
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The old settlers, unsentimental, sometimes brutal, can show compassion. The young, engrossed in narrow preoccupations, are uncomprehending of the dangers that surround them. The old are knowledgeable, armed, and ready to defend themselves. The events unfolding along the car trip and the conversation during it become the means of exploring these themes.
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He was 33 years old. In October 2020, Laurie contracted COVID-19. On October 5, 2020, Laurie announced he had tested positive for COVID-19. In a video posted on social media, Laurie said, “I just wish that at a time like this we could not politicize this and show compassion to people that are struggling with this.
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The Bidjigal suffered great losses and were forced to retreat. To show compassion and appreciation, the soldiers took Pemulwuy to the hospital at Parramatta. He went in and out of consciousness for days and his death was thought to be indisputable. Against all odds, Pemulwuy recovered and he escaped a few weeks later with his legcuffs still in place.
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The mongoose asks if Yudhishthira is confident that his animal sacrifice would please the deity Dharma. Before Yudhishthira can answer, the mongoose disappears. The Rishis at the yajna ask if animal sacrifice is appropriate, or should they show compassion for all creatures. Some suggest that seeds of grain be substituted, and the animals be set free.
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Genta goes to the temple to ask the Abbot to choose who should build the pagoda because Jubei and Genta were unable to reach an agreement. The Abbot tells Genta that Jubei came earlier and said the same thing. The Abbot encourages Genta to show compassion towards Jubei. Ino, Jubei's son, tells Onami he had a nightmare where someone bashed Jubei's head open.
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Without knowing the Atman the perception of differences cannot vanish fully and consequently one finds it difficult to fully show compassion and love towards all living-beings. He also said that the Upanishads declare that there is nothing beyond the Atman and Paramatma (God) is the highest manifestation of Atman. Buddha means 'The Enlightened One.' Buddha identified oneself with everyone in this world.
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As of December 14, 2006, the court received 172 letters from citizens seeking leniency."Judge urged to show compassion in Lynch case", Asbury Park Press, December 15, 2006. Lynch served two and a half years at Federal Correctional Institution, Loretto before being transferred to a halfway house in Newark, New Jersey in June 2009. He completed his sentence on November 13, 2009.
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The murderer is enraged and visits Shekar's house after getting out on bail. He physically assaults and plans on killing Shekhar. But the ex-convict comes to the rescue and kills the murderer in the altercation when he threatens Shekhar's family and is arrested. The ex-convict thanks Shekhar before leaving as Anjali was the only person to show compassion to him.
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A dictionary of science, literature, & art. London, 1867, also Published by Old Classics on Kindle, 2009, page 655Ramm, Bernard L. An Evangelical Christology: Ecumenic and Historic. Regent College Publishing, 1993. . p.45 Christian authors also view the miracles of Jesus not merely as acts of power and omnipotence, but as works of love and mercy: they were performed to show compassion for sinful and suffering humanity.
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By 1860 it had 140 active members, who visited the 12 metropolitan workhouses, and there were several local branches in other parts of England. In 1863, the organisation was based at 23 New Ormond Street, Bloomsbury, London. Its members role when visiting workhouses was to show compassion to the inmates. The society focused on publicising the poor conditions inside workhouses that included the production of its own journal.
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Throughout the novel, "A" keeps reappearing in Rhiannon's town in a different body, trying to get her to realize it was them all along in Justin's body at the beach. While "A" tries to keep the connection with Rhiannon through other people's bodies, things get messy. Justin: Rhiannon's boyfriend who fails to show compassion towards her. Throughout the novel, Justin often tells Rhiannon she is too annoying and too clingy.
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One midrash declares compassion for animals to have been the merit of Moses that made him the shepherd of his people.Exodus Rabbah 2 This midrash has sometimes been linked with tza'ar ba'alei chayim. In one narrative in the Babylonian Talmud, Judah ha-Nasi saw in his own ailment the punishment for having once failed to show compassion for a frightened calf.Talmud, Baba Metzia 85a This midrash has sometimes also been linked with tza'ar ba'alei chayim.
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The majority of psychotherapists have distanced themselves from using dream interpretation in therapy. The psychoanalysts that still use dream work in therapy find benefits in working with dreams with their clients. One benefit is success in the treatment of their patients when using dream interpretation. Therapists that use dream interpretation who also show compassion and are facilitating to the client show even greater results and benefits with their clients than just dream interpretation alone.
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In the story, a young woman, Margaret "Maggie" Brennan, had what should have been a minor head injury and at one glimpse of Death chose to become Death's bride. As someone newly dead herself, she taught Death that he needs to show compassion for the newly dead to allay their fears. He takes her advice and they both serve as aspects of Death. This version of Death was created by Mike W. Barr and Dan Spiegle.
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On February 13, 2008, Jensen urged the Utah State Legislature to show compassion in considering laws that would affect undocumented immigrants. Several bills were under debate to block undocumented access to jobs and public benefits, such as in-state tuition and driving privilege cards. On behalf of the First Presidency at Westminster College's Interfaith Dialogue on Immigration, Jensen said lawmakers should "take a step back" since this "deal[s] with God's children" and "a more humane approach is warranted".
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Lament of the Holy Cross is the monologue of Mary, who is painful and mourns her son Jesus Christ, standing under his cross. At first, she calls on people standing around her, urging them to show compassion and understanding. She then turns to her son, hoping to ease his sufferings and get closer to him. Later Mary gets angry and rebellious, and the text is completed with an appeal to all mothers to pray to God for their sons.
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Lila is able to show compassion for her friend in her time of need. Drew and Tad later reconciled, then married after she became pregnant with their son. Sadly, she lost her baby and was seriously injured herself in an auto accident caused by her texting while driving; making things worse, Lila and Boyd discovered that Tad was continuing to cheat on her with multiple women, but Lila was not able to break this to her in her fragile state.
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If the patient were terminally ill and unable to eat on their own accord, it would be a requirement of his or her associations to assist them, even if intravenous feeding was necessary. Buddhism paints life in a way that is fundamentally valuable, and it should never be surrendered for any reason, whether compassion, amity, or anything of value. It would be an ill-advised way to show compassion rooted in misconception to endorse death using compassion as the reasoning.
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During that year, he faced criticism of how Thomas Cook handled the deaths of two children whilst on holiday in Corfu. He admitted that Thomas Cook "failed to show compassion" following calls to boycott the company over its behaviour. Thomas Cook was subject to widespread speculation about its financial position throughout 2019. By September the company had secured £900 million in funding as part of a debt-for-equity swap, including a £450 million investment from Chinese travel group Fosun International.
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"Jesus, Friend of Sinners" is a song by American Christian rock band Casting Crowns. Written by Mark Hall and Matthew West and produced by Mark A. Miller, it was released as the second single from the band's 2011 album Come to the Well. The song has been regarded musically as a "pop hymn" and lyrically "admonishes the church to show compassion". "Jesus, Friend of Sinners" met with a positive reception from critics, many of whom praised the song's lyrical content.
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St Paul's Cathedral website. In a letter to The Age newspaper in January 2014, he condemned Australia's refugee policy as "inhumane to those seeking our protection and demeaning to Australia".Letter to The Age, 18 January 2014. In August 2018 he became an ambassador of the Kids off Nauru initiative, advocating for the removal of children and their families from the Nauru Regional Processing Centre, and calling on Prime Minister Scott Morrison to "show compassion to the children held on Nauru and to end this tragedy".
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Mondain is a powerful wizard and the villain of Ultima I. He is born as the second son of Wolfgang, the king of the city-state of Akalabeth. Taught by his father, he masters basic magic, learning to control minor creatures, but as he doesn't show compassion, his father bans him from using magic. Mondain quickly retaliates by killing his father and stealing his gem, which he uses to create the "Gem of Immortality." As his power grows, he gains more control over the minions of darkness.
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Stegall positively described Mulder as "a truly gentle man who can show compassion without being maudlin about it", but wrote negatively about Scully, who seemed "antagonistic" towards the well-meaning Mulder, and the scene in which Scully "makes a half-hearted attempt to resuscitate [Amy] before giving up". Duchovny was particularly pleased with his work in the episode, feeling that it was amongst his best acting performance during the entire run of The X-Files. He later cited the episode as one of his favorites.
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Their claimed mission is four-fold; to evangelize the lost, worship God, disciple believers and to show compassion for others. On September 12, 1971 a new location opened for First Assembly with a seating capacity of 1,200, at the corner of Spring Creek and Mulford Rds. First Assembly of God, under Pastor Eugene Whitcomb, opened Christian Life Elementary School in 1973. In the fall of 1974, Pastor Whitcomb and 5 other church-members were flying home from So. Dakota when the twin engine plane crashed over Albert Lea, Minnesota.
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Christian anarchists, such as David Lipscomb, Leo Tolstoy, Ammon Hennacy, Jacques Ellul, and Dave Andrews, follow Jesus' call to not resist evil but turn the other cheek. They argue that this teaching can only imply a condemnation of the state, as the police and army hold a monopoly over the legitimate use of force. They believe freedom will only be guided by the grace of God if they show compassion to others and turn the other cheek when confronted with violence. Christian anarchists believe violence begets violence and the ends never justify the means.
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Monkey was a troublemaker who tormented his village owing to him being publicly humiliated in his youth. He defied all attempts to force him to leave by removing his assailants' belts that held their pants up until Master Oogway confronted him and defeated him in a fight (since he wore no pants), deducing the cause of his anti-social behavior. Rather than making him leave the village as per the challenge, Oogway told him to stay and encouraged him to show compassion to others, as he would want in similar circumstances.
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He outlines, in detail, how he reaches his assessment leading to Tinning's ranking. The Investigation Discovery network released another episode, via the documentary drama series Deadly Women, disclosing the tragedies that each of her children experienced. The episode is sub-titled Deadly Women - Sacrifice Their Blood, Season 5; Episode 9 TV-14 43 min aired: November 4, 2011. Initially the local community seeks to understand and show compassion to her. The community’s sympathy turns to bitterness and calls out to authorities for action, when she goes one step too far with her ninth child's death.
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The Sanctuary Lamp explores major themes of redemption, love, guilt, spirituality and the existence - or non-existence - of God. Its portrait of the struggle of down-and-outs looking to find some kind of meaning to their lives is reminiscent of Maxim Gorki's The Lower Depths. In common with much of Murphy's work the play deals with the battle against nihilism and finds a form of redemption and hope in mankind's ability to show compassion, love and find an individual spirituality. The Lamp itself becomes an image of the light of the human soul unattached to dogma or religion.
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"A Little Respect" is a song written and recorded by the English synth-pop duo Erasure, released in September 1988. The lyrics are a plea to a lover to show compassion and respect. It was their tenth single and was taken from their third studio album The Innocents. Known as one of their signature songs, "A Little Respect" reached number four on the UK Singles Chart and was Erasure's second consecutive top-20 hit on the US Billboard Hot 100, where it made number 14, and reached number two on the US Hot Dance Club Songs chart.
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M.R. Yardi (1983), THE MULTIPLE AUTHORSHIP OF THE MAHĀBHĀRATA A STATISTICAL APPROACH (Paper V), Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, 64 (1/4), pages 35-58 Some examples of his recommendations for leaders: # He should wish for the prosperity of all, and should never set heart on inflicting misery on any group. # He should pay attention to those who have fallen in distress and adversity. He should not ignore persistent sufferings of those that depend on him, even if the suffering is small. # He should show compassion to all creatures, do what is good for all creatures rather than a select few.
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Carry is also known for bringing newcomers into high society such as Rosedale and the Wellington Brys, who had managed the miracle of making money in a falling market. After Lily has been expelled from the upper class by Bertha, Carry is one of the few people who still show compassion toward her, offering Lily support and job opportunities. Carry is an example of a woman who finds ways to earn money and to succeed in society despite being divorced and somewhat disreputable. Her presence in the story refutes the notion that Lily has no choice except to self-destruct.
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While real human actions are the "Foundation" (Yesod) of this universe (Malchut), these actions must accompany the conscious intention of compassion. Compassionate actions are often impossible without faith (Emunah), meaning to trust that God always supports compassionate actions even when God seems hidden. Ultimately, it is necessary to show compassion toward oneself too in order to share compassion toward others. This "selfish" enjoyment of God's blessings but only in order to empower oneself to assist others is an important aspect of "Restriction", and is considered a kind of golden mean in kabbalah, corresponding to the sefirah of Adornment (Tiferet) being part of the "Middle Column".
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James Wolfenden had faithfully represented Delaware County for eighteen years, the longest tenure of any to hold the office since Tom Butler. His service covered the entire Hoover and Roosevelt presidencies and the first two years of Truman's. He served as both a majority and minority member of the House, attaining the positions of Assistant House Republican Whip and chairman of Pennsylvania's GOP delegation, as well as being the state's ranking member. His record showed he was basically an isolationist and protectionist, but did show compassion towards the elderly with his favorable Social Security Act vote and towards children with his School Lunch vote.
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In 2000, the High Court in Kerala, India used the language of "rights" in relation to circus animals, ruling that they are "beings entitled to dignified existence" under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. The ruling said that if human beings are entitled to these rights, animals should be too. The court went beyond the requirements of the Constitution that all living beings should be shown compassion, and said: "It is not only our fundamental duty to show compassion to our animal friends, but also to recognize and protect their rights." Waldau wrote that other courts in India and one court in Sri Lanka have used similar language.
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Since the 1940s, many different social, educational, and spiritual initiatives have invoked a Day of Compassion. The term "Day of Compassion" first appeared in a call issued in 1942 by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America to all Christians in the United States. It urged all Christians to pray and show compassion for the persecuted Jews in Europe. More than a half- century later, the idea of a Day of Compassion was used for several other purposes, including a television program HIV/AIDS-awareness, a university psychology course, a day of observance in India, and an international day of celebration.
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Eyes are a recurring motif, as are manipulated images, calling into question the nature of reality and our ability to accurately perceive and remember it.Heldreth, Leonard G. "The Cutting Edges of Blade Runner" in These thematic elements provide an atmosphere of uncertainty for Blade Runners central theme of examining humanity. In order to discover replicants, an empathy test is used, with a number of its questions focused on the treatment of animals – seemingly an essential indicator of one's "humanity". The replicants appear to show compassion and concern for one another and are juxtaposed against human characters who lack empathy, while the mass of humanity on the streets is cold and impersonal.
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Kaspar, former Duke of Olasko, finds himself alone and without provisions on the continent of Novindus on the other side of the world after being removed from power by the Conclave of Shadows (in King of Foxes, the preceding novel). His desire for revenge must be put aside as he struggles to survive in a harsh unfamiliar land. He happens upon a farm, where his only choice is to work for food and shelter. As he is no longer under the magical influence of Leso Varen, the evil necromancer who had manipulated him while in Olasko, he begins to show compassion, and atone for his past deeds.
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Instances of infanticide in Britain in 18th and 19th centuries is often attributed to the economic position of the women, with juries committing “pious perjury” in many subsequent murder cases. The knowledge of the difficulties faced in the 18th century by those women who attempted to keep their children can be seen as a reason for juries to show compassion. If the woman chose to keep the child, society was not set up to ease the pressure placed upon the woman, legally, socially or economically. In mid-18th century Britain there was assistance available for women who were not able to raise their children.
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Musically, "Jesus, Friend of Sinners" has been described as a "pop hymn". Lyrically, it "admonishes the church to show compassion" and "laments how the world knows many Christ followers more by what they are against than what they are for". The opening verse of the song, "Jesus Friend of Sinners/we have strayed so far away/we cut down people in Your name/but the sword was never ours to swing/... The world is on their way to You/but they’re tripping over me/always looking around, but never looking up/I’m so double-minded", has been described as an example of the "bold lyric" that has been a "trademark" for Casting Crowns.
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The program spun off from Chapman's appearance on the show Take This Job, a program about people with unusual occupations. Dog the Bounty Hunter captured an audience immediately by drawing viewers into the interaction of Chapman and his family/team, mixing street smarts, romance, arguments, teamwork, adrenaline- laced arrests and a philosophy of hope and second chances. Viewers are taken along as Chapman and his family/team locate and arrest people who have broken the terms of their bail agreements. Bounty hunts and arrests segue into the rides to jail, during which Chapman and his team show compassion and strongly counsel the fugitives to start over, leaving behind drugs and/or crime to become dependable members of their families and society.
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Opening track "Courageous", a pop rock and soft rock song, was described by Hall as an "anthem of encouragement. It’s one brother reminding all of God’s men we were meant for greatness, and that greatness is defined in contagious and courageous abandonment to Jesus". "City on the Hill", described as "lush" and "string- laden", is a critique of denominationalism in the Christian church; Hall described the song as an "allegory of the factions of the modern Church, the result of predominantly like-minded people often dwelling upon non-essentials and personal taste to go their own direction". "Jesus, Friend of Sinners" "admonishes the Christian church to show compassion" and "laments how the world knows many Christ followers more by what they are against than what they are for".
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If a servant was harmed, for example, by having a tooth or eye knocked out, the servant received freedom immediately. Masters who killed their servants were put to death. He also argues that the New Testament is not silent on the issue of slavery. During the first century, 85 to 90 percent of Rome’s population consisted of slaves in both lowly and prestigious positions. This was a much higher percent than Israel had in the Old Testament, but this was due to Rome’s policies and laws. Copan uses James 3:9 to argue that the New Testament presupposes a fundamental equality because all humans are created in God’s image. Christian masters called Christian slaves “brothers” or “sisters.” The New Testament commanded masters to show compassion, justice, and patience.
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Mahaviratorch-bearer of ahimsa Suffering plays an important role in a number of religions, regarding matters such as the following: consolation or relief; moral conduct (do no harm, help the afflicted, show compassion); spiritual advancement through life hardships or through self-imposed trials (mortification of the flesh, penance, asceticism); ultimate destiny (salvation, damnation, hell). Theodicy deals with the problem of evil, which is the difficulty of reconciling the existence of an omnipotent and benevolent god with the existence of evil: a quintessential form of evil, for many people, is extreme suffering, especially in innocent children, or in creatures destined to an eternity of torments (see problem of hell). The 'Four Noble Truths' of Buddhism are about dukkha, a term often translated as suffering. They state the nature of suffering, its cause, its cessation, and the way leading to its cessation, the Noble Eightfold Path.
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Unlike conventional chart hits of the time, "Like a Rolling Stone" featured lyrics that were interpreted as expressions of resentment rather than love. Author Oliver Trager characterizes the lyrics as "Dylan's sneer at a woman who has fallen from grace and is reduced to fending for herself in a hostile, unfamiliar world." The song's subject, "Miss Lonely," previously opted for easy options in life—she attended the finest schools and enjoyed high-placed friends—but now that her situation has become difficult, it appears that she has no meaningful experiences to define her character. The opening lines of the song establish the character's former condition: And the first verse ends with lines that seemingly deride her current condition: Despite the obvious vitriol, the song's narrator also seems to show compassion for Miss Lonely, and expresses joy for her in the freedom in losing everything.
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Through its run, Another Life revolved around the Davidson family - local anchorman Scott Davidson, his wife Terry who works as a nurse (Mary Jean Feton), daughter Lori (Jeannette Larson and later Debbie McLeod), and teenage son Peter (Darrel Campbell). Although they sometimes struggle with their faith, they stick by their principles, show compassion towards their fellow man - most notably next-door neighbour Liz Cummings (Carolyn Lenz) who lives with her alcoholic and adulterous husband Jeff (Tom McGowan) and their daughter Jenny - and eschew revenge to those who have caused them grief.CAN A RELIGIOUS SOAP OPERA FIND AN AUDIENCE? Wealthy businessman Charles Carpenter (Randy Kraft) attempts to control every situation with his power and influence, and holds a grudge against the Davidsons, particularly after Scott investigates a crime story involving a mob gang which has connections with Kingsley's upper-crust which includes the Carpenter family.
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Early on in the Syrian Civil War, Muallem held frequent press conferences with Syrian media and Arab outlets. In August 2012, Muallem gave his first interview with a Western journalist since the start of the civil war, in English, saying that the United States slogan of "fighting international terrorism when ... supporting this terrorism in Syria" and stating the government's position that the United States was "the major player against Syria" as it sought to contain Iran. He denied the existence of the Shabiha, pro-government, paid militiamen alleged to have committed atrocities early on during the civil war while blaming 60% of Syria's violence on Turkey, Qatar and Saudi Arabia "with the United States exercising its influence over all others". In October 2012, after United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon urged Syria to show compassion in light of the growing humanitarian crisis, Muallem spoke at the United Nations and blamed the United States, France, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar for "aid[ing] terror" and "blatant interference" in Syria's affairs, mainly by supplying rebel groups with arms and money calling for Bashar al-Assad to step down.
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