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Here, barely two miles away from what is arguably the greatest marine biology lab in the world, we lower a simple plankton net into the water and bring up to the surface things that humanity rarely pays any attention to, and oftentimes has never seen before.
I would like tonight to tell you a story about life that rarely gets told in an environment like this.
Rarely do you consider the voices of a group of four-year-olds, barely tall enough to reach the podium at city council chambers.
For better or worse, this is logical, because five-year-olds today are rarely allowed to walk four blocks to access a park by themselves.
The labiaplasty trend has become so worrisome that the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists has issued a statement on the procedure, which is rarely medically indicated, has not been proven safe and whose side effects include scarring, numbness, pain and diminished sexual sensation.
And I started to feel really disillusioned with our work, because we thought we were doing a really good job, but the one group of people who could really tell us were the Iraqis, and they rarely got the chance to find our analysis, let alone question it.
This is the Hippocratic Oath we've rarely acknowledged, let alone embraced.
If you rarely eat sugar or don't eat much at a time, the effect is similar to that of the balanced meal.
The words you see and hear in everyday advertising have been crafted to appeal to you and affect your behavior, as have the soundbites and talking points of political campaigns which rarely present the most nuanced perspective on the issues.
The findings are unequivocal, and as a sleep scientist, I rarely get to speak with that kind of certainty.
Heroes rarely look like me.
In Lagos, where public goods are rarely publicly available, slum dwellers are often at the forefront of innovating solutions.
So when I read this study, I started thinking about how rarely parents of preschoolers actually talk to kids about the content of what they're playing and what they're watching.
Rarely, they might have trouble remembering up to weeks and months before.
It's a grief that I rarely speak, though my work calls on the power of voice.
They have been rarely photographed, partly because they are considered one of the most dangerous predators in the ocean.
Species are often named based on a skull, a lower jaw, or, very rarely, a handful of postcranial, or below-the-neck, elements.
I'm rarely this composed.
Aside from running out of space on our phones, we rarely think about our digital footprint.
In education, we tend to always look outside the box for answers, and we rarely spend enough time, money and effort developing what we already have inside the box.
I'm happy to say that when D got to fourth grade, he rarely got into trouble.
But what's rarely mentioned is that included in this massive pile are works from the Institute for Sexual Research.
It's rarely color that I find in nature, although, you know, juxtaposed next to artificial color, natural color is so beautiful.
They were evolved for a world in which people lived in very small groups, rarely met anybody who was terribly different from themselves, had rather short lives in which there were few choices and the highest priority was to eat and mate today.
I rarely have a theme.
But every once in a while, very rarely, something would happen, and one of these performers would actually become transcendent.
But despite all that, he rarely missed a visit, and I like to believe that was because he knew at our clinic that he was loved.
In contrast to fantasy, magic in this sort of writing rarely offers a way out of a problem.
There is no feeling like it on earth, and it's a feeling that so many scientists have but rarely in politically unstable places.
I'll get into why that is in just a minute, but the point is, scuba divers generally stay less than 100 feet deep, and very rarely go much below this, at least, not with any kind of sanity.
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