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But in reality, we were often just mentoring each other.
I know that feeling hurt is often prologue to dealing hurt.
And, more often than not, they die sooner.
And it shortens it, most often.
Research shows that cluster munitions often contaminate areas where agriculture is the main source of income.
Disembodied limbs were often posed in literal still lives.
People often ask me how I choose the art that I showcase online or feature in gallery shows.
His serious figure drawings are often layered in elements of humor.
That it elicits these responses at all is due to our intimate and often changing relationship with it.
Concrete is often used as a secondary support around steel reinforcements.
But adhesive chemicals often behave very differently from concrete, and over time, these adhesives can lead to even worse cracks.
It turns out that there are remarkable signs of progress out there, often in the most unexpected places, and they've convinced me that our great global challenges may not be so unsolvable after all.
And that's true, but problem-solving often requires more than just boldness.
So guys, just remember: if ever you feel weighed down by the bureaucracy and often mundanity of modern life, don't fight the frustration.
Now, usually, when international audiences hear about that part of the world, they often just want that conflict to go away.
Having had to navigate being in the less powerful position in multiple aspects of their lives, women are often more adept at how to surreptitiously pressure for change against large, powerful actors.
The term "manipulative," often charged against women in a derogatory way, reflects a reality in which women have often had to find ways other than direct confrontation to achieve their goals.
Our cameras are largely focused on the men who often end up involved in the more confrontational scenes that we find so irresistible in our news cycle.
And we end up with a narrative that not only erases women from the struggles in the region but often misrepresents the struggles themselves.
But, too often we let the conversation stop there.
Part of what I've learned in my research and reporting is that the art of living well is often practiced most masterfully by the most vulnerable.
Now, people, when I tell them I live like this, often have one of two extreme reactions.
Teenagers in our community will often go to an adult that is not their parent to ask for advice.
And yet, money has often made us dumb about reaching out.
And in the checklisted childhood, we say we just want them to be happy, but when they come home from school, what we ask about all too often first is their homework and their grades.
They take time beyond their school day, and come in on weekends and even use their own money to often provide resources when we do not have it.
And our choices indeed are often terrible.
We live in a time right now, divided, often very dark, where across the left and the right, there's a lot of talk of revolution and the need for revolution to disrupt everyday democracy.
And that idea is that from the germ's-eye point of view, disease organisms have to get from one host to another, and often they have to rely on the well-being of the host to move them to another host.
So the other thing I really like about this, besides the fact that it brings a whole new dimension into the study of control of disease, is that often the kinds of interventions that you want, that it indicates should be done, are the kinds of interventions that people want anyhow.
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