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These people are moving pollen from flower to flower with a paintbrush.

The new NGOs that are really moving the needle are the ones that have found these partnerships, that have found these ways to collaborate.

The design of this street is really to maximize the movement of cars moving as quickly as possible from point A to point B, and it misses all the other ways that a street is used.

And this is an important lesson, because it doesn't need to be a zero-sum game between moving traffic and creating public space.

He's going to get the visual impression that the phantom is moving, right?

That's obvious, but the astonishing thing is, the patient then says, "Oh my God, my phantom is moving again, and the pain, the clenching spasm, is relieved."

And he says, "Oh my God, my phantom is moving again.

"Oh my God, oh my God, it's moving again!" So, he was like a kid in a candy store.

Maybe, after a period of practice, you can dispense with the mirror, unlearn the paralysis, and start moving your paralyzed arm, and then, relieve yourself of pain."

And moving away from emotions is the most important part of the solution to science as a more important part of the solution.

She's been able to produce record economic growth and meaningfully move many people out of poverty, specifically putting a meaningful dent in poverty by moving over 300 million people out of indigence.

But there's a whole other Portland story, which isn't part of this calculus, which is that young, educated people have been moving to Portland in droves, so that between the last two censuses, they had a 50-percent increase in college-educated millennials, which is five times what you saw anywhere else in the country, or, I should say, of the national average.

Expecting some metabolic or DNA factor at work, they were shocked to learn that the only difference between the subjects that they could figure out was the amount they were moving, and that in fact those who gained weight were sitting, on average, two hours more per day than those who didn't.

We've changed all our light bulbs to energy-savers, and you should do the same thing, but changing all your light bulbs to energy-savers saves as much energy in a year as moving to a walkable city does in a week.

About eight years ago, people started moving into the abandoned tower and began to build their homes right in between every column of this unfinished tower.

Because today, every day, literally hundreds of thousands of people are moving into a city somewhere, mainly in the Global South.

It's one of the few times we see Holmes moved in the mysteries, and I find it very moving, this little scene, but it's also mysterious, right?

By that I simply mean how fast we're used to moving in the contemporary day and age.

As soon as the treadmill belt starts moving, the animal shows coordinated movement of the leg, but without the brain.

Here what I call "the spinal brain" cognitively processes sensory information arising from the moving leg and makes decisions as to how to activate the muscle in order to stand, to walk, to run, and even here, while sprinting, instantly stand if the treadmill stops moving.

But that little story is really about the fears and misconceptions that come along with the idea of moving through the city without sight, seemingly oblivious to the environment and the people around you.

We have Olympic-caliber events coming to Oklahoma City, and athletes from all over the world moving in, along with inner city programs to get kids more engaged in these types of recreational activities that are a little bit nontraditional.

Highly educated twentysomethings are moving to Oklahoma City from all over the region and, indeed, even from further away, in California.

By being open source, we've created this distributed R&D network, and we're moving faster than any venture-backed counterpart.

For example, this system in Guangzhou is moving more passengers our direction than all subway lines in China, except for one line in Beijing, at a fraction of the cost.

But the weirdest thing about glacier caves is that the entire cave is moving, because it's formed inside a block of ice the size of a small city that's slowly sliding down the mountain.

And a consensus developed between all of us who were guiding people in that area that that herd was in fact moving slower to accommodate that elephant.

When I hear that story, I always imagine the folks from the Great Migration rolling over in their graves, because you can imagine that they didn't sacrifice moving from the South to the North to create a better life for their families, only to see their great-grandchildren return to an agrarian lifestyle, especially in a city where they came with little less than a high school education or even a grammar school education and were able to afford the basic elements of the American dream: steady work and a home that they owned.

But on October 19, 2017, Pan-STARRS spotted an object moving rapidly between the stars, and this time the usual follow-up measurements of position and speed showed something completely different.

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