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It's therefore probable that Africa was formerly inhabited by extinct apes closely allied to the gorilla and chimpanzee, and as these two species are now man's nearest allies, it's somewhat more probable that our early progenitors lived on the African continent than elsewhere."
I needed allies in the government and in the community to help advance my goal.
Many of our friends and allies in other navies and other militaries have very clear-eyed views about the climate risk.
Today, I meet a lot of people who think that our movement is just a phase that will pass, but I also hear well-intentioned allies telling us all to be patient, because our movement is "still new."
Number one: we need to turn bystanders and enablers into allies.
Doroshenko’s Ottoman allies ravaged the countryside, carrying off peasants into slavery.
We're only here because of you, and like you, as men, we need to stand up and become your allies as you fight against pretty much everything.
To bring discord to the world, he decided to attack his brother and his brother’s allies.
Well, it sure changed me, it changed my company, and it started a revelatory journey about how adversaries can be your best allies.
Bring them there, don't hide the details, because if you want allies and support, you need to be open and transparent.
She got together her friends and allies, and together, they created what became one of the most successful tree-planting campaigns in the world.
How can we be better allies?
Without my allies, I wouldn't be here.
Specifically, it targets Japan and Korea and Australia, countries that are strong allies of the United States.
There is a treaty of nonaggression between countries, such that if there were a conflict between China and the United States, most countries vow to just sit it out, including American allies like Korea and Australia.
And so, you wind up most easily extending compassion to friends and allies.
If you ask what kind of a situation is conducive to people becoming friends and allies, the technical answer is a non-zero-sum situation.
In a war, two allies are playing a non-zero-sum game.
And you could basically reformulate what I said earlier, about how compassion is deployed and the golden rule is deployed, by just saying, well, compassion most naturally flows along non-zero-sum channels where people perceive themselves as being in a potentially win-win situation with some of their friends or allies.
Pastor Steve: an inspirational man, one of my early allies in Huntington, West Virginia.
And they need allies from their communities.
Allies like the imam, allies like the father who now writes songs for a lesbian group in Croatia, allies like the policeman who honored a taboo and backed away, allies like my father, who couldn't help his sister but has helped three daughters pursue their dreams.
These unlikely allies enter a global race against the clock to stop the mysterious mercenary before he can complete his assignment.
I also can't buy the theory that if the more competent generals were allowed to fight the war, the allies would have had more trouble winning it.
As they meet, become allies and find out the their greatest strengths, a lot of heart was put into this.
The Allies obviously want it, too, and Sherlock is there to help.
She and the hero become allies and fall in love in away that could win over anyone watching (unless that person just wants to be a contrary brat).
And , right after that, watch again the American war movies, or the international productions, those one with the allies and the Germans,etc.
The war ends and the allies put him on trial for war crimes.
Fires on the plain directed by Kon Ichikawa and written by Shohei Ooka and Natto Wada is a World War two movie which is finally not showing the allies fighting the axis powers, but the Japanese fighting and struggling for their lives on the Philippines.
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