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These realities are experienced separately by each individual.
And that's why you came to TED. (Laughter) (Applause) So, since all of this loss happened, I've made it a career to talk about death and loss, not just my own, because it's pretty easy to recap, but the losses and tragedies that other people have experienced.
And you've all experienced this at Thanksgiving.
This keeps oxygen from reaching a variety of cells, causing the wide range of symptoms experienced by people with sickle-cell disease.
The location of the clogged vessel determines the specific symptoms experienced.
When I moved to Berlin, I experienced firsthand all the impact that drawn letters can have in our day-to-day life.
In one study, children who reported believing they had no control over pain actually experienced more intense pain than those who believed they had some control.
You've all experienced this yourself, even if you've never come into our lab to eat potato chips.
In the last three years, I've experienced more pain and trauma than I ever thought I could survive.
But at the same time, I've experienced love, so much love, love I find hard to explain.
I'm sure I would have ignored it if it hadn't reminded me of something I had experienced, something I felt uncomfortable telling anyone: that when I was sure that I was going to die, I didn't feel angry.
It was one of the most surreal things I have experienced.
And they knew exactly what I was talking about, because they had either experienced it themselves or they'd read about it in great works of Christian theology.
We know that the tsunamis, the earthquakes, and the things that we've experienced in the entire record of humankind history can't really quite get around the kind of disaster that this represented for the Earth.
Some of them are more experienced.
I characterized this emerging technology in an aphorism, as it's described, which really talks about what I've experienced, and I'm sure what other people may have experienced in emerging technologies.
When I was born in Singapore, which was then a poor British colony, in 1948, I experienced, like three-quarters of humanity then, extreme poverty.
I personally experienced the shock and grief because I was in Manhattan when 9/11 happened.
As a small example, many of us have experienced the change in driving behavior that comes from having a real time display of mileage showing precisely how one's driving habits affect the vehicle's efficiency.
And that actually is experienced as distancing, which, ironically, makes people less likely to help you.
Imprisoned deep underground, he has no one to share this meaning with, and it changes nothing about his circumstances, but he doesn’t mind: in that one moment, he has experienced all the experience of everyone who has ever existed.
It looks at the need for the relevant legislation, addressing social norms, parent and caregiver support, responses for children who have experienced violence and abuse.
Women and children who are either at high risk of abuse and violence or have experienced violence.
A generation would grow up without having experienced violence.
This is consistent with each twin’s measurement of the space voyage, which takes 23 Earth years, but only 11.5 as experienced aboard the ship.
And it allows us to organize the entire Dewey Decimal System on one continuous run; no matter how it grows or contracts within the building, it will always have its clarity to end the sort of trail of tears that we've all experienced in public libraries.
Christophe quickly rose through the ranks, proving himself the equal of more experienced generals.
In my career, I've experienced the death by suicide of two students and one amazing teacher who loved his kids; countless students experiencing homelessness; and kids entering and exiting the justice system.
So I've experienced a lot of success in my life.
Internally, you know you're not skilled enough, experienced enough or qualified enough to justify being there, yet you are there, and you have to figure a way out, because you can't just get out.
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