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There's been allegations of a $2 billion money trail that leads back to President Vladimir Putin of Russia via his close childhood friend, who happens to be a top cellist.
This leads to this question.
As a social justice comedian, it's my goal to convert these haters, because they hate a lot of things, which leads to negative outcomes, like racism, violence and Ted Nugent.
Let's see where this leads them.
This leads to the much-spoken-about competitive behavior between professional women.
We chose our media partners based on trust that had been built up through previous smaller collaborations and also from leads that jumped out from the documents.
I mean, over the next five years, Disney and Warner Bros. and a bunch of movie studios are going to release over 30 feature-length films with comic book characters, and of those 30 feature-length films, exactly two of them will have female solo leads.
You see, keeping salaries secret leads to what economists call "information asymmetry."
That's a tough mindset to penetrate, and it leads sometimes to very conspiratorial places.
There's one thing that stayed consistent, though: the man leads and the woman follows.
JF: Well, the core principle of partner dancing is that one person leads, the other one follows.
Because, of course, it isn't just a system of switching leads; it's a way of thinking that can actually make the dance itself more efficient.
After working for a few years on a locked-in patient psychiatric unit, I eventually transferred to the National Intrepid Center of Excellence, NICoE, which leads TBI care for active duty service members.
And that leads to a progressive welfare state, a set of progressive left-leaning values, which says, "Drawbridge down!
Some of that heat generates evaporation, which creates clouds and then eventually leads to precipitation.
It's her brilliance, the way she leads with compassion, and how she never loses sight of her empathy.
The very fact that these are rare draws our attention and leads us to new kinds of thinking.
And remember that in these movies, it's usually worst in the second act when our leads are further apart than ever before.
And that leads me to the thought that all of these pieces start off in my own mind, in my heart, and I do my best at finding ways to express them with materials, and it always feels really crude.
Which leads me to nature.
It is this type of practice in the learning zone which leads to substantial improvement, not just time on task performing.
But that leads employees to stay within what they know and not try new things, so companies struggle to innovate and improve, and they fall behind.
These are two-way roads, very narrow rights of way, and he shows this well-known philosopher, who said, "Broad is the road that leads to destruction ... narrow is the road that leads to life."
And for that day, he leads all able-bodied men on a run, but it's not your ordinary run.
It's kind of like an Andean Woodstock: 60,000 Indians on pilgrimage to the end of a dirt road that leads to the sacred valley, called the Sinakara, which is dominated by three tongues of the great glacier.
And there are some brilliant linguists, mostly Russians, who are working on that, at Santa Fe Institute and in Moscow, and I would love to see where that leads.
It's tempting to offer up general decision-making principles, like minimize harm, but even that quickly leads to morally murky decisions.
Within months or years, this progressively worsening condition leads to dementia and death.
A single night of sleep deprivation leads to an increase in amyloid beta.
What we need is to accelerate implementation and to change the discourse from one of fear and confusion, which only leads to apathy, to one of understanding and possibility, and, therefore, opportunity.
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