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It is divided into 3 segments: 1) 1950s - Demi Moore plays a woman who must either face becoming the town tramp or getting an abortion; 2) 1970s - Sissy Spacek is a woman forced to choose between losing her lifelong dream or terminating her pregnancy; and 3) 1990s - Anne Heche must come to terms with her own choices amidst a world of hate.
But even if you're a lifelong lonely country boy, you should love this movie.
All parties can benefit from flexible contracts and lifelong learning and retraining opportunities.
I have learned, however, in the more than ten years that have passed since I felt that burning, to honor exile, doing so in the name of all that is challenge and epiphany, of all the doubts and the lifelong apprenticeship it implies, for its emptiness and richness, for the unfettering of myself and the clash within myself.
In the meantime, we should champion the most powerful development investments: spending on child nutrition, immunization, early childhood education, and scholarships for girls can lead to meaningful, lifelong improvements in health and income levels.
Put simply, every new labor-force entrant would be equipped with a lifelong individual account, thereby accumulating points in the same way airline travelers accumulate miles.
Points earned could be spent on lifelong education and professional training, which would thus become independent from employment status.
Lifelong learning cannot just be a slogan; it must become a reality.
The same goes for former Justice Mahesh Chandra Sharma of the Rajasthan High Court – reportedly a science graduate himself – who suggested in an interview last year that India’s national bird, the peacock, “is a lifelong celibate” that impregnates the peahen by shedding a tear.
But if seniors are to occupy high-quality jobs in the new economy, they need access to more effective lifelong learning programs that enable them to upgrade their skills continuously in response to technological change.
A late convert to evolution, he was a lifelong skeptic about the theory's political implications.
Leaving amounts to losing lifelong connections, and therefore can be traumatic.
If too many lifelong inhabitants are driven out by rising housing prices, the city itself suffers from a loss of identity and even culture.
Indeed, the eight years I spent in England as a child made me a lifelong Anglophile, not to mention a proponent of kindness and magnanimity for those fleeing persecution.
Diabetes requires lifelong treatment, and the earlier it is detected and care begins, the better the outcome.
And investment in health care systems in low- and middle-income countries can help them to adapt to the increasing burden of lifelong diseases such as diabetes.
Encouraging lifelong learning will help people adapt their skills and knowledge to the demands of a changing economy.
Given rapid technological progress, improved opportunities for effective lifelong learning will be needed to enable workers to upgrade their skills continuously or learn new ones.
Creating lifelong learning opportunities is the only way to enable the labor force to adapt to constantly evolving technological conditions.
Without compensatory measures – including pre-school education, ideally beginning at a very young age – unequal opportunities translate into unequal lifelong outcomes by the time children reach the age of five.
Globalization and technological innovation are not painless processes, so there will always be a need for retraining initiatives, lifelong education, mobility and income-support programs, and regional transfers.
A communist who considered himself an honest proletarian writer, but called by Stalin, the Red Clown of Power, “svoloc” (scoundrel) and “balagancik” (buffoon), Platonov lived a lifelong ordeal.
Lifelong effects can include delayed cognitive development, lower productivity, and increased vulnerability to certain diseases.
But without lifelong access to quality health care, longevity will be more luck than science.
Moreover, with education increasingly becoming a lifelong pursuit, businesses must rethink their role in providing for a competitive workforce.
Given rapid change in the skill sets required for many occupations, business must redirect investment to on-the-job training and lifelong learning, particularly as millennials enter the workforce, seeking purpose and diversity of experience where their predecessors sought remuneration and stability.
If all of this is true, psychotherapy succeeds to the extent that it activates and enhances the lifelong processes of neural plasticity.
His disquisition on the dangers posed by same-sex marriage followed a passage deploring the modern tendency to avoid lifelong commitments in human relationships, as if that were not precisely what gay marriage is about.
The consequences of child marriage are lifelong.
This commission is committed to the fourth United Nations Sustainable Development Goal, which aims, by 2030, to “ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.”
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