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Growing up in that country, I couldn't make my own choices in life.
But even though recent, this metaphor of the network, is really already adopting various shapes and forms, and it's almost becoming a growing visual taxonomy.
And here are a few more examples of the many I've been collecting, of this growing visual taxonomy of networks.
But growing up, I saw my parents, both religiously devout and spiritual people, pray and praise God for their blessings, namely me of course, but among others.
But the most important lesson I learned growing up was the importance of being at the table.
A lot of us feel like that, and it might sound weird to say, I've been talking about how disconnection is a major driver of addiction and weird to say it's growing, because you think we're the most connected society that's ever been, surely.
There could be a new movement growing up, rising from the ground, reaching for the light, and growing strong, just like a tree.
But to me, the most interesting communities of learners that are growing up on the Internet right now are on YouTube, and admittedly, I am biased.
These cells are living and growing and making protein with a six-letter alphabet.
BG: Ok, so you're basically saying in the book and now, that for all the discussion about the growing evidence of significant economic inequality, we are just kind of at the beginning of the process?
My growing golf skills came in handy in Coeur d'Alene.
It's made life difficult in many ways, and growing up, I struggled to fit in socially.
Growing up, stories of next-door neighbors having to set up fake energy accounts or having to steal energy seemed normal to me.
I'd like to introduce you to an emerging area of science, one that is still speculative but hugely exciting, and certainly one that's growing very rapidly.
A remarkable idea, and yet evidence is growing almost weekly, with new papers coming out, confirming that this does indeed take place.
The more time we spend online, the more we worry about them, and those surveys show our worries are growing.
They're problem-solvers, and of course, you've got the information at your fingertips, compared to when I was growing up.
Money to buy the kids clothes as they were growing.
She was growing frustrated and kind of withdrawn and acting out in class.
I met Constance Okollet, who had formed a women's group in Eastern Uganda, and she told me that when she was growing up, she had a very normal life in her village and they didn't go hungry, they knew that the seasons would come as they were predicted to come, they knew when to sow and they knew when to harvest, and so they had enough food.
To claim that he's "not really Nigerian," though, denies his experience in Lagos, the rituals he practiced growing up, his relationship with family and friends.
But what I loved about growing up in the Sunshine State is that for so many of us, we live with this latent but very palpable fear that when we put our toes into the water, there might be something much more ancient and much more adapted than we are.
Growing up here in North Central Florida, it always had these enchanted names, places like Loxahatchee and Fakahatchee, Corkscrew, Big Cypress.
And of course that crowd is growing all the time, because every week, every month, more people will keep downloading and keep watching.
"No Signs of Struggle" Growing small requires enormity of will: just sitting still in the doctor's waiting room watching the future shuffle in and out, watching it stoop; stare at you while you try not to look.
You are still learning that growing small requires a largeness of spirit you can't fit into yet: acceptance of irritating help from those who love you; giving way and over, but not up.
It demands colossal patience, all this growing small: your diminished sleep at night, your handwriting, your voice, your height.
There is immensity required in growing small, so bent on such unbending grace.
And what's immediately striking about this is that emissions have been growing exponentially.
What's at stake, as I said before, is not killing something, but growing something.
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