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JN: It's more tangible than world peace, and it's certainly more immediate.
We're wired for dangers that are immediate, that are physical, that are imminent, and so our body goes into an incredible reaction where endogenous opioids come in.
Immediate detection, immediate response.
For some people it's only about what is in the immediate situation, what other people are doing and what you're feeling.
Proximate explanations for health conditions consider the immediate factors: What's going on inside someone's body right now that caused a particular problem.
While the quest for new antibiotics is for our medium-term future, the novel coronavirus poses an immediate deadly threat, and I'm excited to share that we think we can use the same technology to search for therapeutics to fight this virus.
We have a site on Google Earth that Google Earth was generous enough to give us, and so forth, because we feel very much the need to tell this story, because it is such an immediate evidence of ongoing climate change right now.
If a food is out of immediate reach, such that you have to use a stool to reach it, even when it's chocolate, study participants ate 70 percent less without thinking about it.
This active bystanding had an almost immediate positive effect.
He believes the mobile phone, by being location-specific, contextual, timely and immediate, is simply the greatest persuasive technology device ever invented.
It might be able to self-repair, and even respond to dramatic changes in the immediate environment.
Now we have an architecture that connects a city to the natural world in a very direct and immediate way.
Immediate dismissal to bus drivers in New York, if seen with a mobile phone in a hand.
And when he presented the gift to his wife, her immediate reaction was, "After 20 years of marriage, you don't know my size?" (Laughter) "And furthermore, don't you know I never wear this kind of thing?"
And the fact is that there were immediate wounds and needs that needed to be filled, and there was talk about inclusion and wanting it to be an inclusive process.
So dealing with it is just an immediate master plan.
The story starts in Kenya in December of 2007, when there was a disputed presidential election, and in the immediate aftermath of that election, there was an outbreak of ethnic violence.
And the most immediate thought when I came out of that water was the following: I'm never, ever going to do another cold water swim in my life again.
Now, who would you rather be if a juicy piece of gossip were spreading through the network? A. And you have an immediate appreciation that A is going to be more likely to get the thing that's spreading and to get it sooner by virtue of their structural location within the network.
They go to the clinics, because they want to cure their immediate symptoms, and they will find somebody to talk to and discuss these issues and talk about what is burdening them and find solutions, develop their resources, learn tools to solve their family conflicts and gain some confidence in the future.
They offer a much more immediate form of action in our era of instant feedback.
Numbers may be slightly different in other countries, but what it means is that if you go to a doctor in the US, you have a not-insignificant chance to be subjected to a surgical intervention without there being an immediate need for it.
And so while the immediate goal of my research is to advance research and innovation and to reduce its cost, the real intent, of course, is to save lives.
So, from a purely economic point of view: if we don't use immediate incentives, we are underinvesting in student outcomes.
Maybe they should have asked seer Daisy Gamble from ON A CLEAR DAY ......LILI was very popular on immediate first release in Australia and ran in 70mm cinemas for months but it failed once out in the subs and the sticks and only ever surfaced after that on one night stands with ON A CLEAR DAY as a Sunday night double.
As for John's acting, he doesn't look particularly comfortable, despite apparent efforts to make him look at home; he seems to be ducking the camera most of the time, and he never connects with the audience in an immediate way.
If given the choice of watching this movie for a second time and, say, boiling myself, I'm afraid to say the choice would not be an immediate one.
But his most immediate problem is that a stunningly beautiful young woman, played by Michelle Johnson, is pursuing him too ardently, kissing him, groping him, and trying to initiate sex at every opportunity.
That's why, in Prozac Nation, the unreleased 2001 film of Wurtzel's 1990s bestseller book of the same name, there are immediate problems.
Lonely, disconnected, middle-class housewife in the midst of a divorce seeks solace to reflect on her immediate future.
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