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And we reject any story that contradicts it.

The most elite journals reject 95 percent of papers.

I felt like I couldn't just reject my neurologist's diagnosis.

And her body might reject my cells.

Underlying was a fear that their children might disapprove and would reject the non-genetic parent.

"Reject both sides, your family and your country because they reject you.

Can we find a way to reject hatred and heal the divisions between us?

But they learn that mistakes are undesirable inadvertently when teachers or parents are eager to hear just correct answers and reject mistakes rather than welcome and examine them to learn from them, or when we look for narrow responses rather than encourage more exploratory thinking that we can all learn from.

I think we'd be wrong to reject them, to discard them, because we identify them as symptoms of the cultural decay of our times.

No, I reject the category.

Some bipolar patients reject treatment because they're afraid it will dim their emotions and destroy their creativity.

When we reject granite and limestone and sandstone and wood and copper and terra-cotta and brick and wattle and plaster, we simplify architecture and we impoverish cities.

Not only do we shame, blame and reject them for atrocities that they had absolutely nothing to do with, we re-traumatize them, when we're supposed to be welcoming them into our countries.

And by knowing what your blood type is, we can make sure, if you ever need a transfusion, that your donor has the same blood type, so that your body doesn't see foreign sugars, which it wouldn't like and would certainly reject.

I think we all reject people in small ways like this without realizing it.

What if we reject every single primordial origin myth and develop a deeper sense of personhood, one responsible to humanity as a whole rather than to a particular tribe, a radically different idea of humanity that exposes how origin myths mystify, disguise global power, rapacious exploitation, poverty, the worldwide oppression of women and girls, and of course massive, accelerating inequalities?

Why not reject the identity myths that call on you to belong, that politicians and community leaders, so-called community leaders, place on you?

Now we get to the crux of the disagreement between liberals and conservatives: liberals reject three of these foundations.

When I started working on the origin of the Moon, there were scientists that wanted to reject the whole idea of the giant impact.

As a boy, all I wanted was to be accepted and liked by the other boys, but that acceptance meant I had to acquire this almost disgusted view of the feminine, and since we were told that feminine is the opposite of masculine, I either had to reject embodying any of these qualities or face rejection myself.

They're the people who, when you try to offer them a suggestion, they reject it with, "Yeah, no, that will never work, because ..." "Yeah, no, that's impossible, because I can't do that."

And I almost decided to reject the project because you feel as a criminal to do anything there.

But we didn't reject the idea.

If materials can't be recycled or naturally composted at home, we should reject them.

And I hope you'll think about it before you reject it out-of-hand.

When Alexei suffered a severe medical crisis in 1912, Rasputin advised his parents to reject treatment from doctors.

Though there are many complicated political, historical, scientific, and cultural issues wrapped up in IQ testing, more and more researchers agree on this point, and reject the notion that individuals can be categorized by a single numerical score.

I would like to end with this thought: That when we reject the single story, when we realize that there is never a single story about any place, we regain a kind of paradise.

And therefore, progress depended on learning how to reject the authority of learned men, the priests, traditions and rulers, which is why the scientific revolution had to have a wider context: the Enlightenment, a revolution in how people sought knowledge, trying not to rely on authority.

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