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Or to have a young woman say to me that she had a lifelong goal of working in a fast-food restaurant.
We call our students "scholars," because they're lifelong learners.
I've been a lifelong traveler and a bit of an orphan, whereas he comes from a huge family, and definitely stays grounded.
What's interesting to me is that all of this happens in a culture that values lifelong monogamy.
Finally fulfilling a lifelong dream.
And the destination was a single room in a nunnery, where a woman had gone into lifelong retreat 55 years before.
We engage minds, we create lifelong learners.
But their absence will also be a lifelong nightmare of homesickness for you.
He's 102, a supercentenarian and a lifelong resident of the village of Villagrande.
It is a natural, powerful, lifelong process that unites us all.
On the flip side, tight-knit communities, being in a marriage long-term, and lifelong friendships, even, all improve telomere maintenance.
Urban Dictionary - your source for news and information about the 21st century zeitgeist - describes sex education as: ".. where they try to scare you out of having sex with pictures of diseased genitals..." A more hopeful description of sex education would be something like: a lifelong process of learning about sex and sexuality, exploring values and beliefs and gaining skills to navigate relationships and manage your sexual health.
It ignited a lifelong fascination with anatomy that manifested in the skulls, sinew and guts of his later work – which frequently explores both the power and vulnerability of marginalized bodies.
They became lifelong partners and cultivated an eccentric celebrity.
In the mid-to-late '80s, the novelist Whitley Strieber wrote a book called "Communion," in which he described his own lifelong experiences being abducted by aliens.
It is also my great lifelong love and fascination.
And it's been said that the only honorary lifelong member of the US Table Tennis Association is the then-President Richard Nixon, who helped to engineer this win-win situation through ping-pong diplomacy.
Often with multi-year, sometimes lifelong and intergenerational consequences and transmission.
But rather than silencing him, this lifelong exile led to Dante’s greatest critique of all.
"We have a lifelong emotional and financial commitment to our Asian Elephant partners."
I started seeking out triathletes because I found that lifelong swimmers often couldn't teach what they did.
It's part of a lifelong fascination about the dynamics of individuals and systems and all the messiness that that entails.
All of these events and circumstances play a huge role in the gut microbial development and that has a huge impact on the lifelong health of that baby.
I work as a researcher and as a technical lead of an infant health platform, and the question I'm trying to find a solution to every day at work, and the same question I'm aiming to answer in this talk, is how can we make sure that all babies get the same shot at lifelong health, no matter how they're born or what early life events they encounter.
I believe in that future and I want to contribute in the unfolding of that future, a future in which each baby has an equal starting point for life to be programmed for lifelong health.
This lifelong capacity for plasticity, for brain change, is powerfully expressed.
It's not realistic with lifelong treatment for everyone in the poorest countries.
Adults who grow up without deworming medicine are less productive and have lower lifelong earnings.
And the defenders of same-sex marriage say no, procreation is not the only purpose of marriage; what about a lifelong, mutual, loving commitment?
A "yes" born of a lifelong correspondence with your own heart.
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