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From the late 1800s to the early 1970s, Natives were forced into boarding schools, where they were violently punished if they practiced traditional ways or spoke their native language, most of which were orally passed down.
Several years later, I read some of the early 10-year plans to end chronic homelessness promoted by the federal government.
These prostitutes, in their late teens, 20s, early 30s, were expected to earn enough money a day to support a hundred-dollar-a-day heroin addiction, their living expenses and their pimp.
In early spring, these frozen pools begin to melt, supplying villagers with irrigation for their fields.
But there were so many losses in his early life that he was haunted by death.
It carried him through the one significant depression that he suffered when he was in his early 30s.
I was so thrilled to find an interview with the great Russian writer, Leo Tolstoy, in a New York newspaper in the early 1900s.
We need to build her self-confidence from a very early age, but more importantly, we also need to actually look at the books, because there are too many stereotypes.
When this is said and done, we're going to remember everything we've ever said and seen, you'll remember every person, which is good for me in my early stages of Alzheimer's.
She was inspired by the British suffragettes, who went on hunger strikes and endured imprisonment in the early 1900s.
And what I discovered was that many of them exhibit the same behaviors that I saw in six-year-old D. So I can't help but wonder: if these kids would've learned healthy coping strategies early on when times get tough, would they now be able to survive in a regular high school?
Other early figures would follow, like Virginia Prince, Reed Erickson and the famous Christine Jorgensen, who made headlines with her very public transition in 1952.
Magnus Hirschfeld was an early advocate for LGBT people.
In an early work, "Self Portrait with Velvet Dress," the focus is on her strong brows, facial hair, long neck and formidable stare.
Sometimes I actually show up at the distribution center early because I'm jet-lagged.
But very early on I learned that, as esteemed philosopher Kendrick Lamar once said, it's really important to be humble and to sit down.
Here you see some HASELs in my lab, early testing, driving a prosthetic finger.
This is at an early stage, but you can show with the exponential growth of the amount of information about the brain and the exponential improvement in the resolution of brain scanning, we will succeed in reverse-engineering the human brain by the 2020s.
And last summer, we sent early prototypes of our technology to 100 volunteers in London, and together they mapped air quality across 1,000 miles of sidewalk and 20 percent of all of central London.
Early versions of the fluid were actually used on a Cray Supercomputer.
Those who start early are more addicted and have a harder time quitting smoking.
Are these so bad that they outweigh condemning 100,000 people a day to an unnecessarily early death?
And when I first came across it in the early '90s, I thought my predecessor, Malcolm Dyson and Bob Wright, had really taken leave of their senses, and I’ll explain to you why this was the case.
That's what it was in the early days.
If that mutation were inherited from your parents or occurred early enough in your development, then the result would be that many or all of your cells contain this harmful mutation.
In our early days we used to work a lot on rockets, but we also used to have a lot of parties, you know.
EB: If you fire the 'chute too early, the parachute itself could fail.
In real life, early research on new drugs and therapies is not conducted on humans.
If the early results are promising, clinical trials follow to determine if they hold up in humans.
Pretty early on in my career, I published a paper in "Science" with my collaborators, entitled, "Spending Money on Others Promotes Happiness."
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