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Now, obviously, I didn't meet Dr. King, but I met a man named Dr.
One man, one man with one charismatic voice, started this whole thing.
Man: Oprah, thank you so much for having us.
Man: Was it worth it?
This man refused to fold to the conventions of normalcy and just decided to fold.
And one man would tell the stories of his father by using a platform called Twitter to communicate the excrement his father would gesticulate.
And they remembered a man, one amazing German, every time a new storytelling device popped up next.
Socrates, a man wise enough to know that he knows nothing.
Because that doesn't leave room for stories like the man who's selling ice cream at the refuge camp in Southern Sudan, where we did a project, or the stories of the men who are working on the bridge over the Blue Nile.
Young, red-faced with his sleeves rolled up, fists of fingers like fat rolls of coins, he looked like Popeye the sailor man come to life.
Fell in love with a man with basketball hands, with the way he looked at light.
And the house near the park became a house under ash, so they escaped in backpacks, on bicycles to darkrooms But the loft of Wooster Street was built for an artist, not a family of pigeons, and walls that do not reach the ceiling do not hold in the yelling and the man with basketball hands put his weapons out to rest.
So the question that motivates my research is, if we can put a man on the Moon with 100,000, what can we do with 100 million?
You'll be seeing one of the most high-performance materials known to man.
You maybe notice this scale bar, and it's 100 microns for the tower bridge and 20 microns for the fat man.
She scared us with the lava man.
She scared us with the lava man is coming, then the tsunami is coming, but then finally there were flowers and trees, and it was very beautiful.
While I was preparing my dog for the run, a man was finishing drinking at a bar, picked up his car keys, got into a car and headed south, or wherever he was.
It was a man in a wheelchair desperately trying to move away.
The man was without legs and only with one arm.
The man, his name was Mahmoud, and the child, whose name was Rafi, left.
Among them there was my right-hand man, Najmuddin.
He said, "I am a scrap of a man, but if you help me, I'm ready to do anything, even if I have to crawl on the ground."
He was a new man, taller again.
The poem is called "No Man is an Island."
And it goes: "Every man's death affected me, for I am involved in mankind, send not to ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee."
You know, in the 18th century in the U.K., the greatest preacher, greatest religious preacher, was a man called John Wesley, who went up and down this country delivering sermons, advising people how they could live.
Repetition-free, it turns out, is extremely difficult, and the only reason that we can actually do it is because of a man who was hunting for submarines.
A young man on our boat is an EMT.
Two years later I was an attending in the emergency department at a community hospital just north of Toronto, and I saw a 25 year-old man with a sore throat.
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