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And over a century ago, J.J. Thompson did just that, when he pulled back the veil on the subatomic world.
So why don’t we feel pulled in billions of different directions?
And she smiled and nodded and reached into the handbag next to the bed, and pulled out a stack of about a dozen randomized controlled trials showing that medical marijuana has benefits for symptoms like nausea and pain and anxiety.
One of the mothers, when she watched the video, told me that if she could have reached into the laptop and pulled our her child from the laptop, she would have done so.
And when I got to the top, the weight of 3,000 quarters in my book bag pulled me back down to the ground.
The longer the leg is extended, the more momentum it stores, and the more momentum it can return to the body when it's pulled back in.
But Vivaldi pulled it off with just one violin, strings, and a harpsichord.
Before the Australian Open, we were in the locker room together, and I always pick on her, so I pulled out my camera while she was changing.
What was going on in your brain one second before you pulled that trigger?
He's meeting his milestones, he's pulled himself up to a stand, and is even starting to say a few words.
So here I was, seeing this patient who was in her second trimester, and I pulled out the ultrasound to check on the baby, and she started telling us stories about her first two kids, and I had the ultrasound probe on her belly, and she just stopped mid-sentence.
It's because our attention is pulled in so many different directions at a time, and it's in fact pretty impressive if you can stay focused.
They basically pulled themselves up by the bootstraps."
People learned new skills, they met new people, and at the end, somebody pulled me aside and said, "I have to tell you, the last few weeks has been one of the most intense, hardest working experiences of my entire life, but not one second of it felt like work."
The water molecule on the surface is constantly being pulled inwards by the molecule at the center.
And here is a skull of a Homo erectus, which I just pulled off the shelf there.
He had this amazing knife that he pulled out of his gho and started brandishing when I asked him to make a funny face.
But I pulled a hamstring in training camp, and so what every former NFL player does, they go work for NASA, right?
But I turned away for a moment, and he got caught into a riptide and started to be pulled out towards the jetty.
In fact, a year earlier, a researcher had been grabbed by one and pulled down to depth and killed.
Meeting Phillip brought so much joy, love, truth into my life, and it pulled me out of isolation.
People have pulled aside, I mean, they've come out of that queue line, they have popped their trunks, pulled out lawn chairs and cool drinks.
For instance, "Kindred" tells the story of a woman who is repeatedly pulled back in time to the Maryland plantation of her ancestors.
Thinking back, I wonder, 'Why didn't I pay attention to what I was feeling?' When he pulled over near the highway, that's when I got scared.
And then, well, he pulled all the old ladies out of their wheelchairs."
You know, when the US pulled out of the Paris Climate Agreement, hundreds of cities in the United States and thousands more around the world doubled down on their climate commitments.
He used oil stick, crayons, spray paint and pencil and pulled quotes from the menus, comic books and textbooks he kept open on the studio floor.
And if that friendly support is pulled away, that may make a society more likely to collapse.
Then someone pulled and grabbed me, trying to remove my hijab from off of my head.
My mouth had been a helmet forever greased with secrets, my mouth a dead-end street a little bit lit by teeth—my heart, a clam slammed shut at the bottom of a dark, but her mouth pulled up like a baby-blue Cadillac packed with canaries driven by a toucan—I swear those lips said bright wings when we kissed, wild and precise—as if she were teaching a seahorse to speak— her mouth so careful, chumming the first vowel from my throat until my brain was a piano banged loud, hammered like that— it was like, I swear her tongue was Saturn’s 7th moon— hot like that, hot and cold and circling, circling, turning me into a glad planet— sun on one side, night pouring her slow hand over the other: one fire flying the kite of another.
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