An understanding that human worth is inherent, unyoked to public accolades.
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The cabin, called The Reserve, was also created in partnership with Australian builders from travel start-up Unyoked.
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Their startup, Unyoked, offers cabins in the wilderness to get you to disconnect and unwind from your otherwise busy life.
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McConaughey partnered with tiny home startup Unyoked to build a sustainable cabin that is solar-powered and has no wi-fi.
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Dubbed "The Reserve," it was designed by McConaughey together with twins Chris and Cam Grant, who are the founders of the tiny home startup, Unyoked.
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Our narrative engines may not be up to the task of making sense of our yearnings, and we may find ourselves unyoked from them, and leashed to someone else's.
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He brought super creative energy and helped develop the philosophy behind the concept, while still helping people get unyoked, they&aposll be doing it in a distinctly McConaughey and Wild Turkey way.
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At the same time, for all its clever ire — as in the word "SIOUX" with the "IOU" set off in a different color ("IOU," 2017) — Stirring Wirds also shows that protest rhetoric can feel toothless when unyoked from action.
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The current debate, if unyoked from the candidates' polarizing rhetoric and calculation of short-term political gain through vilification of the rich, could be refocused on suggestions like these and on what the maximum tax rate on individuals and corporations should be.
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A percentage of proceeds from the cabin and $1 from every bottle of McConaughey&aposs Longbranch brand sold in November and December will be donated to Unyoked&aposs charity partner, the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife, a non-government organization that aims to protect Australia&aposs wildlife and wilderness.
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To the markets, that business is as irrelevant as its ever been; despite the foolhardiness of the tie-up, Tesla shares have consistently unyoked themselves from the SolarCity burden, and in any case, Tesla hasn't exactly poured money into growing SolarCity (quite the opposite, in fact, as Musk has admitted Tesla borrowed staff from SolarCity to get the Model 3 out the door).
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The authorities had allotted places where large teams of oxen could be unyoked and graze which made this possible. The village provided farmers with an alternative to the market in Cape Town. As more farms were subdivided commercial and residential properties began to increase. Wynberg as it would have appeared around 1900 looking down Durban Road as it intersects Wolfe Street.
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They asked Moses for more details, and he informed them that it was unyoked, and did not plow the soil nor did it water the tilth. The relatives and Moses searched for the described cow, but the only cow that they found to fit the description belonged to the orphaned youth. The youth refused to sell the cow without consulting his mother. All of them traveled together to the youth's home.
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The attitude of the Archbishop caused uproar in Paris, and the government deployed troops to avoid a repetition of the riots in February of that year which had led to the sacking of the church of Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois and the archbishop's palace. Grégoire's funeral was held at the church of the Abbaye-aux-Bois. Its clergy absented in obedience to the archbishop's orders, and Mass was sung by the Abbé Louis- Charles de Grieu (1755-1836), assisted by two clerics, the catafalque being decorated with the episcopal insignia. The horses were unyoked from the hearse after it set out from the church, and it was pulled by students to the cemetery of Montparnasse, the cortege being followed by a crowd of some 20,000 people.
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In Shakespeare's plays Hal has soliloques in which he says that he is self-consciously adopting a wayward lifestyle to surprise and impress people by his later apparent character transformation: :I know you all, and will awhile uphold :The unyoked humour of your idleness: :Yet herein will I imitate the sun, :Who doth permit the base contagious clouds :To smother up his beauty from the world, :That, when he please again to be himself, :Being wanted, he may be more wonder'd at. In Henry IV, Part 2, the Earl of Warwick suggests that Hal is fraternising with low-life characters to learn about human nature. He is "studying his companions" almost like learning a foreign language, which would include learning vulgar and offensive words, but only "to be known and hated".Shakespeare, William, Henry IV, Part 2, Act IV, Scene 3.
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