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And to do a capsule, there's an amazing amount of complexity that goes into it, and it weighed about 3,000 pounds, and to raise 3,000 pounds to an altitude of 135,000 feet, which was my target altitude, it would have taken a balloon that was 45 to 50 million cubic feet.
If a woman chooses to stay home to raise her children, I embrace that choice, too.
He could barely raise his arm, turn his neck.
Lorna and John knew how hard it was to raise a child like Susie without support services, special education, and the other resources that are out of reach without a diagnosis.
And the billboards would help to raise awareness.
What was I supposed to do? Ignore her? My wife and I managed to raise the funds to cover her treatment, but situations like Theresa were common every day, where people had the wrong diseases.
They actually had enough nerve to ask for a raise.
And now I have two daughters, and it has made a difference in how I raise them."
And so after the spring, after they raise their young, they then fly thousand of miles over the Gulf of Mexico into Central and South America.
We need you to raise awareness that Alzheimer's is a disease and that if we try, we can beat it.
Raise your hand if you've ever been asked the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" Now if you had to guess, how old would you say you were when you were first asked this question?
Now, raise your hand if the question "What do you want to be when you grow up?" has ever caused you any anxiety.
When I was raising investment for my startup, a venture capitalist said to me, "Ashwini, I think you're going to raise a few million dollars.
The accelerator was supposed to teach us how to raise venture capital.
"I'm going to raise an ICO." "I'm going to raise an ICO."
We should do an ICO that combines the value of all of our companies and raise money as a group."
At that point, I had to ask the obvious question, "Guys, what's an ICO?" ICOs were a way for young companies to raise money by issuing a digital currency tied to the value and services that the company provides.
And last but not least, thirdly, inevitably, one student will raise her or his hand and say, "With Google, I'm certain to always get the best, unbiased search result."
The first thing we did was raise consciousness.
And two enzymes called COX-1 and COX-2 convert this arachidonic acid into prostaglandin H2, which is then converted into a bunch of other chemicals that do a bunch of things, including raise your body temperature, cause inflammation and lower the pain threshold.
AT: The negotiations have been very difficult, but we have managed to raise the cost of a vessel day.
Raise your hand if things are moving when they shouldn't be.
But a few made it anyway, despite our best efforts, and now it's time for us to thank them for the work they did and give them every chance they have to raise the coral reefs of the future, their coral babies.
There are evolutionary arguments regarding every human mating behavior, from how we display ourselves to potential mates, to how we treat each other in relationships, to how we raise kids.
For the first time, people could raise food rather than search for it, and this led to the development of semi-permanent villages for the first time in history.
The genius of the Fosbury Flop is that the jumper can apply the same amount of force, but raise his body much higher than before.
That means he can raise the bar so high that even when his center of mass can't go any higher, his arching body can.
This can prevent a person from dying, but it won't raise a dead body, or a monster sewn together from dead bodies.
And together with them, we started a multi-layered approach, based on an on- and off-line signature petition, educational and inspirational presentations at schools and we raise general awareness at markets, festivals, beach clean-ups.
One calorie, the kind we measure in food, also called a large calorie, is defined as the amount of energy it would take to raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius.
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