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They made amends, archenemies became soul mates and Stephanie died in Brooke's arms, and here's our takeaway.
And I became famous.
You know, I came from four generations of teachers, and my grandma has always told me, "Hey Jia, you can do anything you want, but it'd be great if you became a teacher."
And we almost sank the ship, but I became enraptured with mounting expeditions.
But she said life never tasted as sweet, and that because of the soul-baring and the truth-telling we had done with each other, she became more unapologetically herself with everyone.
I became braver about being authentic with the people in my life.
So I worked really hard, got a scholarship to the United States, where I became a cancer researcher, and I loved it.
As their routine, cash-handling tasks receded, they became less like checkout clerks and more like salespeople, forging relationships with customers, solving problems and introducing them to new products like credit cards, loans and investments: more tellers doing a more cognitively demanding job.
Very quickly, he also had me performing for larger and larger audiences, and bizarrely, I became almost a kind of poster child for Norwegian multiculturalism.
As time went on, the more successful I became, I eventually started also attracting harassment from brown people.
By this point, I have to say, I was actually getting used to messages like this, but what became different was that now they started threatening my family.
I'd also finally come to terms with the fact that my two cultures didn't have to be on a collision course but instead became a space where I found my own voice.
In early 1978, I started working on an idea that eventually became VisiCalc.
It became pretty clear pretty fast that that was going to be too tedious.
Well, these were exactly the questions that I and my colleague, Matt Feinberg, became fascinated with a few years ago, and we started doing research on this topic.
It's not international, and it's not national, and therefore the companies became very powerful.
So just in November, we'll all pause to mark the 100th anniversary of the final day of a war that became so encompassing, that it required historians to create an entirely new category: world war.
The more I became involved in public debate, the more hate mail and threats I received.
Over time, it became much worse.
Yesterday became "yestersol" for Mars.
Tomorrow became "nextersol" or "solorrow."
I became very ill, drifting in and out of consciousness in between spasms of convulsive vomiting.
Our written exchanges became a platform to dissect the consequences of that night, and they were everything from gut-wrenching to healing beyond words.
Last year however, this fight became much more personal when my wife was diagnosed with breast cancer.
She said that when she was a young, single mother with three small children, she became severely depressed and was hospitalized to keep her safe.
I wanted to know how his suicidal thinking became homicidal.
That's when I learned firsthand what it feels like to have a malfunctioning mind, and that's when I truly became a brain health advocate.
I became interested in maternal health when a failed premed trajectory instead sent me down a path looking for other ways to help pregnant people.
I became a doula, a lay person trained to provide support to people during pregnancy and childbirth.
I came back to Boston, I became a physician, I became a global public health policy researcher.
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