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To do this though, we need to redesign education in a major way, to balance depth with interdisciplinary communication, and explicitly train people how to contribute to, and benefit from other disciplines.
That we must have policies and procedures that do not contribute to the human suffering that people are already suffering.
It's our responsibility to get that information as individuals, so we understand and can make sure that we can contribute in our own way to prevention of major spread.
So the next time you or a loved one are faced with a health challenge, whether it's obesity or diabetes, an autoimmune disorder, or a knee or back injury, I encourage you to think about what an ultimate perspective can contribute.
And we allowed users, readers, two places where they could contribute to the paper: the letters page, where they could write a letter in, and we would condescend to them, cut it in half, and print it three days later.
CA: But for people who are on the front line, again, if you're delivering goods and so forth and you can't do that virtually, is there any thought about how a four days on and then isolation strategy, how that off time could be used to nonetheless contribute to that person's work through some form of training?
It can also contribute to substance abuse and to suicidality.
So they can go online and contribute ideas on what that region would look like by the year 2020.
As the child grows to become an adult: so far, it has been a consumer, but the growth of a human being lies in his or her capacity to contribute, to be a contributor.
One cannot contribute unless one feels secure, one feels big, one feels: I have enough.
But, somehow, none of that adds up to me, to what I think India really can aim to contribute in the world, in this part of the 21st century.
And what we're doing is a series of journeys to the ethnosphere where we're going to take our audience to places of such cultural wonder that they cannot help but come away dazzled by what they have seen, and hopefully, therefore, embrace gradually, one by one, the central revelation of anthropology: that this world deserves to exist in a diverse way, that we can find a way to live in a truly multicultural, pluralistic world where all of the wisdom of all peoples can contribute to our collective well-being.
Anthropologists tell us that the one thing we as humans have always required of our community members is to be of use, to be able to contribute.
And it represents the ability of the world's population to volunteer and to contribute and collaborate on large, sometimes global, projects.
And we're also going to develop the future applications that will continue to contribute to sustainable development.
So, we're dreaming of ways to make it easier for you, the global TED community, to respond to speakers, to contribute your own ideas, maybe even your own TEDTalks, and to help shine a light on the very best of what's out there.
All of this is possible, if we each contribute to this fight.
Today I want to share with you how a new solar technology can contribute to a sustainable future of buildings.
I also was really amazed at all the local businesses credited at the film's end with helping to finance or contribute in some way to the film.
Of course I had the flu, but that does not mean this film did not contribute to the vomit in the kamode.
The only thing that kept my interest was the numerous big names in the movie that kept popping up for no apparent reason and who had no acting or good lines to contribute to the mess of a film.
Robert Stroud did write books and he did contribute to society in someway.
These 85 long minutes were VERY boring and didn't contribute anything to the film.
Assisting in the amateur night 'horror' effort is a number of less than capable technicians who contribute poor cinematography and laughable make-up and special effects.
The gunfight in the hold among the crates is especially idiotic and allows drunken viewers with friends in altered states also watching to contribute appropriately.
To do so would be to contribute to the delinquency of a juvenile.
A pointless cash-in with nothing to contribute except nastiness, this is a definite case of sloppy seconds for Robocop.
All the characters contribute to the movie and believe me, there are a lot of them.
The heroes of the movie are Coach Jones (played by Ed Harris), a man of strength and integrity, and Radio (Cuba Gooding, Jr.) a mentally retarded man who finds a way to contribute to his world.
The scenery (the beautiful Philippines), soft-focus nudity and wonderful score all contribute to a strange and extremely watchable exercise in a sort of film making seldom seen today.
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