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Go out, talk to people, listen to people, and, most importantly, be prepared to be amazed.
How food is prepared also matters.
And even though most of you prepared for Y2K in a very different way, I'm convinced that you are here because some part of you has done the same thing that I have done since the dawn of this new century, since my mother left and my father stayed away and my Lord refused to come.
When he gets onstage, 11 minutes in, he leaves his prepared remarks to utter four words that changed the course of history: "I have a dream."
A global citizen is someone who self-identifies first and foremost not as a member of a state, a tribe or a nation, but as a member of the human race, and someone who is prepared to act on that belief, to tackle our world's greatest challenges.
So, Ross and I researched the standard birth defects, and we felt reasonably prepared.
Well, nothing would have prepared us for the bizarre diagnosis that we were about to face.
We spent three days studying it, and nothing could have prepared me for what I witnessed during our shoot day.
Difference of any kind made no difference to the extraordinary lengths that the rescuers were prepared to go to save my life, to save as many unknowns as they could, and putting their own lives at risk.
A lifetime of study and participation in her father’s government prepared Anna for this undertaking.
Our machine intelligence can fail in ways that don't fit error patterns of humans, in ways we won't expect and be prepared for.
I wasn't supposed to have fully resourced biology or chemistry labs, school buses that brought me door-to-door, freshly prepared school lunches or even air conditioning.
Are we prepared to truly lead by example?
And those moms bought and prepared food.
And I came in prepared with powerpoints and my lesson.
For one of these tests I prepared for this case about the Pepsi Challenge.
Before sending the letter, I prepared myself for all kinds of negative responses, or what I found likeliest: no response whatsoever.
It's our responsibility to translate those threats and to help you understand what's real, so you can be prepared and know what it takes to be ready for what comes next.
Here, I've got some I prepared earlier.
And it's that conviction, that that we are taught, that I think colors so much of whether we're prepared to believe that women's stories really matter.
And unless we're prepared to believe that women's stories really matter, then women's rights don't really matter, and then change can't really come.
And now we're prepared to take them back to the operating room."
They are not soldiers prepared for this mission at all.
So when prospects came, I prepared the proposals with the new higher pricing and sent them out and communicated the value.
She said, she prepared the information, sat down with the client, said this isn't about me, it's not personal, it's about the client.
In the next six minutes that you will listen to me, the world will have lost three mothers while delivering their babies: one, because of a severe complication; second, because she will be a teenager and her body will not be prepared for birth; but the third, only because of lack of access to basic clean tools at the time of childbirth.
That was the moment at which I realized I needed to learn something about medical marijuana because what I was prepared for in medical school bore no relationship to reality.
In the laboratory, the identified eggs are stripped of surrounding cells and prepared for fertilization in a petri dish.
Here I was in my final year of high school, just a few months from doing my end of high school exams and a few days from doing a set of exams we call here in Kenya "mocks," which are somehow meant to gauge how prepared one is for the final exams.
Thinking usually costs very little, but this is really expensive most of the time, so by the time you get there, you want to make sure you're super prepared and you can squeeze every last drop out of what you've got.
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