But you have this top point where something happened that I can't really deal with, and often we do deal with it somehow, but unskillfully.
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One of the Buddha's most poignant maxims for living a good life was to realize that life will never be easy, but you have the choice to respond to it either skillfully or unskillfully.
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The Sheep unskillfully Sheared Perry 213. Pomegranate, Apple Tree, and Bramble Perry 214. The Mole Perry 215. The Wasps and the Partridges Perry 216. The Wasp and the Snake Perry 217.
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Drum auger A drum auger is a motorized auger with modular blades designed for various gauges of pipe. A drum auger is powerful enough to cut through tree roots. Used unskillfully, they can also damage plastic pipework and even copper tubing.
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Bass, obsesses over the metric system and makes her students measure countless dull objects. Later, they are introduced to Coach Genghis. The Baudelaire orphans recognize him as Count Olaf in disguise but pretend to be fooled. Every evening, the students must attend Vice Principal Nero's daily concert, at which he plays the violin unskillfully for 6 hours.
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For the purposes of his work, Borlase obtained a copy of an unpublished treatise on Irish affairs by Edward Hyde, 1st Earl of Clarendon. This he unskillfully altered and interpolated, to make it accord with his views. Borlase's work, after expurgation by Sir Roger L'Estrange, was published at London in 1680: 'The History of the execrable Irish Rebellion, trac'd from many preceding acts to the grand eruption, the 23 of October, 1641, and thence pursued to the Act of Settlement, 1662.' The publication attracted little attention, owing to the defective style and absence of the author's name.
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The remains of the castle today, and the lighthouse Fortifications on the Bass Rock Not far above the landing-place the slope is crossed by a curtain wall, which naturally follows the lie of the ground, having sundry projections and round bastions where a rocky projection offers a suitable foundation. The parapets are battlemented, with the usual walk along the top of the walls. Another curtain wall at right- angles runs down to the sea close to the landing-place, ending in a ruined round tower, whose vaulted base has poorly splayed and apparently rather unskillfully constructed embrasures. The entrance passes through this outwork wall close to where it joins the other.
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Soon after the birth of their son Shubael, Mary became ill and died in February 1636. The Revd. John Eliot said this of her later: > She was a Godly woman but by the seduction of her acquaintances she was led > away into the new opinions in Mrs Hutchinson's time, and her husband > removing to Newbury, she there declared herself and did also with others > endeavours, seduce her husband and persuaded him to return to Boston, where > she being young with child and ill; Mr. Clarke (one of the same opinions) > unskillfully gave her a vomit, which did in such manner torture and torment > her with the rising of the mouth, and other violences of nature, that she > died in a most uncomfortable manner. But we believe God took her away in > mercy from worse evil which she was falling into.
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