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She still doesn't feel free to express herself on- and offline.
she thinks to herself.
Born Akiko Kato in Seattle, Aki grew up in a diverse neighborhood where she never thought of herself as anything but American– until the day after the attack, when a teacher told her: “You people bombed Pearl Harbor."
And they designed it from the perspective of customers like Jane herself, insisting on responsibility and accountability.
Ethic may have escaped the prison… but what has she gotten herself into?
And the girl remembers, in this infinite instant already now so many times divided, the sadness she felt once, hardly knowing she felt it, to merely inhabit herself.
That person surrounds himself or herself with advisers.
As a fugitive, Ethic can’t sneak into the crowd without drawing attention to herself.
And it might be that because of her history, she's writing a singular story of betrayal, but there's probably something else that she's not willing to let me, in her letter, or maybe even herself, to see.
No one was more excited or surprised than Ms. Bertha herself.
And 20 minutes later, that two-and-a-half-year-old finds herself completely submerged in water.
So we prepared her for the process of turning herself over to CBP to ask for asylum.
In the publication, he admonished Sor Juana to devote herself to prayer rather than debate.
Deprived of scholarship, Sor Juana threw herself into charity work, and in 1695, she died of an illness she contracted while nursing her sisters.
So Kay herself we portray as ripped apart into her basic emotions.
Joy will not turn back to normal until Kay realizes that her happiness should not depend on anybody else but herself.
But when her aunties reveal a deeply buried secret about Suyuan’s life, Jing-Mei realizes she still has a lot to learn about her mother, and herself.
When I was working on the book, I interviewed a woman who can think herself to orgasm.
Over the next three weeks, the new queen relies on a separate batch of unfertilized eggs to nourish both herself and her brood, losing half her body weight in the process.
With such a busy schedule, the queen barely has time to feed herself.
The queen can now lay eggs full-time, sustaining herself on her worker’s spoils and their unfertilized eggs.
Fortunately, the floating stacks of stones nearby are bridge components— invented by Octavia herself— called hover-blocks.
She proclaimed both her importance and her family’s power by carving their names in stone, and even associated herself and her family with mythical heroism by carving illustrations of Sigurd the dragon slayer.
But look at her face there, as she's checking out, looking at herself in the mirror.
She wasn't really sure whether she was seeing herself or not.
She herself was suffering from HIV; she was suffering from tuberculosis.
In 1843, she renamed herself Sojourner Truth and embarked on a legendary speaking tour.
In her memoir, Truth recalled steeling herself to confront them: “Have I not faith enough to go out and quell that mob… I felt as if I had three hearts!
She readies herself with a prayer praising her most important tools, her fingers.
Once, when she was driving, or rather, her husband was driving, the road divided into four and she felt herself going simultaneously up four roads.
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