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But it's not one virus, it's four, and the same protection that gives you the antibodies and protects you from the same virus that you had before actually makes you much more susceptible to the other three.

It binds us into teams that circle around sacred values but thereby makes us go blind to objective reality.

I'm actually more critical of the men who won't take responsibility for their own children and of an economic system that makes it difficult for many men to earn enough money to support those children.

I've seen people have "Punk Farm" birthday parties, people have dressed up as "Punk Farm" for Halloween, a "Punk Farm" baby room, which makes me a little nervous for the child's well-being in the long term.

I'm sure you must be asking yourselves what makes developing countries, especially those in sub-Saharan Africa, so attractive for these HIV clinical trials?

And when we're backstage, we give an answer that maybe makes it seem like that.

In that moment, art makes you happy because it's not work.

The proof is that it makes us tired."

So I can say this: It's not the hundreds of reasons why one can't be an artist, but rather, the one reason one must be that makes us artists.

It saves our souls and makes us live happily.

And seeing them makes it harder to deny their humanity.

At the very least I hope it makes it harder to deny their human rights.

You've seen Finland doing so well on PISA, but what makes Finland so impressive is that only five percent of the performance variation amongst students lies between schools.

What is it about transgression that makes desire so potent?

Now suppose that that visceral difference makes you subtly dissociate the future from the present every time you speak.

If that's true and it makes the future feel like something more distant and more different from the present, that's going to make it harder to save.

Hydrogen makes one bond, oxygen always makes two, nitrogen makes three and carbon makes four.

Carbon is life's favorite structural building material, because it makes a good number of handshakes with just the right grip strength.

And that word, "synthetic," makes some of us uncomfortable.

It's not like the word "natural," which makes us feel safe.

I'm a paleoanthropologist, and my job is to define man's place in nature and explore what makes us human.

When you get there, this is what you see, and it's the vastness of the place which makes you feel helpless and vulnerable.

What you have here seems to be nothing, but contains an incredible amount of scientific information that helps us explore what makes us human.

So, by being at the cusp of our evolutionary history, Selam unites us all and gives us a unique account on what makes us human.

Asking makes you vulnerable.

First, it makes us think that overhead is a negative, that it is somehow not part of the cause.

But if it's a logical world in which investment in fundraising actually raises more funds and makes the pie bigger, then we have it precisely backwards, and we should be investing more money, not less, in fundraising, because fundraising is the one thing that has the potential to multiply the amount of money available for the cause that we care about so deeply.

Makes us look really young.

So given that we have to solve sustainable electricity generation, then it makes sense for us to have electric cars as the mode of transport.

And when I see the power that dispersal has on these biogeographic patterns, it makes me think that it's possible to tackle really challenging problems, like hospital-acquired infections.

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