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Robyn loves the night sky, but she hasn't been able to fully see it for 13 years because of vision loss.
So in one sense you had the problem that language wasn't fully ripe, if you like, neologisms were coming up, new expressions.
Space inside our arteries is fully utilized.
I wasn't supposed to have a library, fully equipped athletic facilities, or safe fields to play in.
I wasn't supposed to have fully resourced biology or chemistry labs, school buses that brought me door-to-door, freshly prepared school lunches or even air conditioning.
They are movements; they are always imperfect, never fully organized, so they avoid ever becoming banal.
We humans have been making war since before we were even fully human.
But there’s a big question it didn’t fully resolve: why is it we can move through space in any direction, but through time in only one?
TM: But a fully complex human being whose femininity wasn't for me to rein in, control or critique.
In the Jewish community, the only time of year that we prostrate fully to the ground is during the high holy days.
Are we fully healthy?
And fully a third of the kids that we've been talking about tonight are on track to have diabetes in their lifetime.
So here we are, after 20 years of essentially studying these animals, genome mapping, chin scratching, and thousands of amputations and thousands of regenerations, we still don't fully understand how these animals do what they do.
Two hours of chemistry class in a language that you don't yet fully understand can be a pretty good sedative.
Each of us has probably spent many, many, many hours typing on a computer without getting faster, but if we spent 10 to 20 minutes each day fully concentrating on typing 10 to 20 percent faster than our current reliable speed, we would get faster, especially if we also identified what mistakes we're making and practiced typing those words.
It carries accusation and taps into my feelings of guilt that no matter how much therapy I've had I will never fully eradicate.
I have the impression that our delegates who vote on the internet regulation laws are not fully aware of their decisions.
None of us in this room have grown up or experienced a storytelling landscape with fully realized female characters, none of us, because the numbers haven't changed.
This is the message that we absorb as kids, and this is the message that fully permeates as we grow up.
I mean, a lot of conservatives and, to the extent that it's a different category, a lot of Trump supporters, are infuriated by the coastal elites and the globalists because they see them as, sort of, not cheering for America, not embracing fully American values.
Right now, as we sit here in this room, of those 6,000 languages spoken the day that you were born, fully half aren't being taught to children.
Had I then the confidence that I have now to be myself, my students would have benefited even more from my teaching, because I would have been more comfortable and more fully and more truly myself.
Each follicle contains one egg, and on average, only one follicle becomes fully mature.
But using the term in this way not only fails to fully convey Orwell's message, it actually risks doing precisely what he tried to warn against.
SW: No, I'm fully grown now.
EM: I think we're still on track for being able to go cross-country from LA to New York by the end of the year, fully autonomous.
Eventually, you can sort of roughly see that there's sort of a diamond shape overall, and when it's fully done, it'll look like a giant diamond, or that's the idea behind it, and it's aligned on true north.
CA: And so even with a machine designed to escape Earth's gravity, I think you told me last time this thing could actually take a fully loaded 747, people, cargo, everything, into orbit.
Not in order to spite cancer, but because we were learning that living fully means accepting suffering.
It doesn't fully mature until you're around 25.
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