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That gives such an enormous boost of trust and confidence in yourself and the community.
So essentially, that gives me 25 sections that are fully focused and beautifully lit.
That gives you some pause, for those of you who believe that a death penalty's going to have an enormous deterrent effect on crime.
Until approximately age forty, she gives birth every 6 years on average.
And I think this gives you a good idea of why parents think car seats are so great.
But as his pleasure gives way to doubt, the story raises critical questions of how to preserve one’s mind in a society where free will, self-expression, and curiosity are under fire.
And since fallout gives off half of its energy in the first hour and 80% in the first day, staying inside for 24 hours could dramatically improve the odds of avoiding the most serious effects of radiation.
When life gives you a flood, you have fun with the water.
Centenary Park gives room for people and room for water, which is exactly what we and our cities need.
You know, switch topics, switch context, you'll forget the wrong answer and that gives the right answer space to pop into the front of your mind.
She gives each project a big cardboard box, writes the name of the project on the side of the box.
We've got all the soft tissues, and that actually gives you all the incredible dynamics of sound that you'll hear tonight.
10 millimeters in diameter, it gives us the highest resolution image of the larynx we can get.
It doesn't help for producing a lot of the sounds, but it gives us a really cool view of what's happening.
That gives you the folds.
The field of paleoanthropology, I'll argue, gives us lots of fascinating possibilities about our ancestry, but it doesn't give us the probabilities that we really want as scientists.
It's a charitable entity, basically a grant-giving entity that gives money back to indigenous groups around the world for educational, cultural projects initiated by them.
As a peer educator, I belong to a program that gives me the tools to learn about everything from STIs and safe sex to contraception and consent.
It gives us the very real feeling of being important and powerful in order to influence our reality.
The father leans over, grabs him like this and gives him ugly face.
A certain amount of certainty gives the sense of a non-zero outcome.
If that doctor treats that male with the correct pronouns, correct name, gives dignity and respect, it's highly likely that the rest of the staff will too.
By doing that, we help the market to work fairly, because competition gives consumers the power to demand a fair deal.
Because what we need to do from the beginning is understand what is it about work that gives people dignity, so they can live the lives that they want to live.
But it gives you the kind of power that people have, that the audience has, and the reasons these transformations are happening.
It gives us very strong feelings about those who cause harm.
But the '60s inevitably gives way to the '70s, where the cuttings of the apertures hurt a little bit more.
It gives me the armature for the whole thing you'll be going through; it lets me put everything in relation to what you've told me.
That gives me the whole picture for the next several years into which I'm investing.
It lets you know exactly where you're going, helps you pace yourself, gives you a timer, the whole bit.
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