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In practice, instead, it has meant much more electronic paperwork and physicians are now complaining that they have less, rather than more time to see patients individually.
I thought narcissism meant you loved yourself.
Or this that I found in a magazine called California Lawyer, in an article that is surely meant for the lawyers at Enron.
When Deminan recovered from his delirium, he finally understood what the curse of his disease meant: he was a caracaracol, able to communicate with the gods.
So I had no idea what it meant to fill a 3,000 square-foot gallery.
And she nearly had a fit because Christine is a professor at one of L.A.'s major art colleges, CalArts, and she knew exactly what it meant to fill a 3,000 square-foot gallery.
And when I looked down, I couldn't see my house, but it meant a lot to me to know that the people I loved the most were looking up while I was looking down.
They invite in community yoga teachers, they sponsor walks around the neighborhood during lunch and organize social events that are all meant to bring people together.
These one or two story structures, designed to yield only enough income to cover the taxes on the land on which they stand, were not meant to be permanent buildings.
Ideas are meant to be shared, so one idea can serve one world, one market.
NB: Well, I guess it's just meant to illustrate the difficulty of foreseeing what basic discoveries will lead to.
NB: Yeah, and so think about what that would have meant if, say, anybody by working in their kitchen for an afternoon could destroy a city.
But the bottom line is: their people-first agenda was not meant to penalize those who could actually afford cars, but rather, to provide opportunities for all Bogotanos to participate in the city's resurgence.
That light is meant to be illuminating our sidewalks, and our streets and our houses.
It's not meant to be a therapy.
As food became plentiful here, it also meant that we were able to decrease the number of people working in agriculture to something like, on average, in the high income countries, five percent or less of the population.
20 years back the political slogan was, "Roti, kapada, makaan," which meant, "Food, clothing and shelter."
Because these technologies were still restricted to medical applications, which meant that we were studying sick brains, not healthy brains.
Asked later in the Canadian documentary, "The Corporation," what I meant by the "go to jail" remark, I offered that theft is a crime.
It's a series of characters meant to convey the most amount of meaning with the least amount of characters, which sounds pretty similar to our definition of languages: "system of communication used by a community."
In practice, this meant he spent years wandering around Greek cities with nothing but a cloak, staff, and knapsack— outdoors year-round, forgoing technology, baths, and cooked food.
Though meant as an insult, dogs were actually a good symbol for his philosophy— they’re happy creatures, free from abstractions like wealth or reputation.
While these past weeks have been a time of national exhilaration in this country, it would be tragic if you thought this meant your job was done.
Now, I have two vignettes to share with you, and these are meant to be love stories to microbes.
These terms, these misused terms, that are meant to identify the other, the victim, the person who is not supposed to be here, these terms are barriers to economic recovery, to social integration and to the healing required from the climate crisis and climate trauma.
It was meant to be a haven where people could follow their passions, take up crafts, and find fulfillment.
Thank you." (Speaks Spanish) This was a moment that meant a lot to me, because I had found a way to collaborate with the memories of my country and its people.
But for us it meant freedom.
And she was able to return to a place that for her meant freedom, but also fear, because we had just come out of Cambodia.
The why meant really, "What consequences does it have when I take a step?" "What does it matter?"
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