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Nanahuatl had nothing but cactus thorns with which to bleed himself, and fir branches to paint with his red offering, but he resolved to try his best.
That is to say, at that time it was believed that there was nothing up there except the branches of Redwood trees.
You go out into that place where there's nobody there to perform, and the ego has nothing to do, and it crumbles, and only then are you capable of being loved.
And it's a good mindset, I have nothing against it.
A tattoo is nothing more than a bunch of tiny pigment particles, soot in this case, that get trapped in the dermis, which is the layer of tissue right underneath the surface of the skin.
Nothing funny going on.
That's nothing new: that's a propeller clock; that's the rims that you can buy for your car.
And it also can bring the group together in a way that nothing else can.
No hair, no eyelashes, no nothing.
Extreme jealousy also brings with it possessiveness and mistrust, frequent accusations of flirting with other people or cheating, and refusal to listen to you when you tell them they have nothing to worry about and that you only love them.
One of the study's authors explained that "humanity now poses a threat to the stability of the planet ... [This requires] nothing less than a new global agricultural revolution."
Nothing's decided, she says, We’re not done here.
So the printing press, ladies and gentlemen, was driven entirely by the printing of forgivenesses and had nothing to do with reading.
Apart from those brief traumas, nothing happens suddenly.
The fact that all those tickets are owned by one guy changes your decision to play, even though it does nothing whatsoever to the odds.
My guess is that there's nothing quite that specific in our evolutionary past.
It was a kind of unintended positive feedback loop between the way the people walked and the way the bridge began to move, that engineers knew nothing about.
So it took about 30 years before the Americans realized that chop suey is actually not known in China, and as this article points out, "The average native of any city in China knows nothing of chop suey."
Nothing is impossible if you believe.
But despite telling myself, "I'm just studying this stuff, I'm nothing like them," when I got my diagnosis, I suddenly understood how deeply invested I was in my own Horatio Alger theology.
We want to live in a world in which not one ounce of our hard work or our pain or our deepest hopes will be for nothing.
We want to live in a world in which nothing is lost.
And it is not proof of anything, and it is nothing to boast about.
But I am learning to live and to love without counting the cost, without reasons and assurances that nothing will be lost.
There is nothing in their contract, in fact, that makes it to their advantage always, to tell you the truth.
You'd buy that thing, you'd bring it home, you'd plug it in, and it would do absolutely nothing at all.
It's nothing we're used to working with.
It looks nothing like what we would find if we dug in contemporary beds in North America.
And the adage that I'm referring to, that applied at that time, was that nothing comes down faster than a VTOL aircraft upside down.
As near as we can tell, it had nothing whatsoever to do with that solar eclipse, but by then my grandmother had already gone to her grave thinking it was her fault.
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