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How would you advise them to bridge or to relate to other people?

The point of this isn't necessarily that every single data set has to relate specifically to you.

So that puts him in a unique position to be able to relate to and help heal the veterans in his care.

But the first thing to notice about this list is that only five of the top 20 solutions relate to electricity.

What surprised us, honestly, was that eight of the top 20 relate to the food system.

And when we take food and land management together, 12 of the top 20 solutions relate to how and why we use land.

Fans called us thanking us for creating a character that they could finally relate to.

The thing is, 2050 is so far into the future that we can't even relate to it, and more importantly, if we keep doing what we're doing, it's going to hit us a lot sooner than that.

If we can reframe the old narrative and replace it with new numbers that tell us a more complete pictures, numbers that everyone can understand and relate to, we can avoid the crisis altogether.

I could relate to this Homo erectus skeleton very well, because I was the same age that he was when he died.

I want to know about things that I can relate to: validators, or anything that tells me somebody else has approved this, or there's outside validation.

And I always want my students to be comfortable having these conversations because when they're comfortable talking about it and asking questions, they also build comfort in bringing in their own lives and experiences in how they relate to these big topics.

You probably have heard childhood stories of different birds and how they relate with man.

I couldn't relate to these stories preoccupied with xenophobia, colonization and seeing aliens as others.

And it makes sense, because if you take a step back, and I can imagine that a lot of women in this room can probably relate to this, the feeling, an overwhelming feeling of insecurity, is oftentimes with us constantly.

Lancelot Imasen: But our films, they are stories that our people can relate to themselves.

But I wanted to share with you three areas that I'm particularly excited about and that relate to the problems that I was talking about in the Wired article.

It's something we all feel and it's something they can relate to.

They behave with a swarm behavior, where they relate to each other, modeled after insect swarm behavior, and they could be made very numerous.

The prince constantly delays and dithers over how to relate to others, and how he should carry out revenge.

I think you can relate to this feeling.

Some people relate it as the shape of a lady.

And how are we to relate to it in a way that will not make us lose our minds, but, in fact, might actually keep us sane?

Or "How is the audience going to relate to this story?"

You've had your back shoulder to shoulder with these guys that our politicians are desperate to relate to every four years, right?"

I thought I would read poems I have that relate to the subject of youth and age.

I was very close with him, and her father left when she was young, so she couldn't relate to what I was going through.

Or you might look in an older individual who has mastered a complex set of abilities that might relate to reading musical notation or performing the mechanical acts of performance that apply to musical performance.

And that's because the brain is constructing representations of things that are correlated in little moments of time and that relate to one another in little moments of successive time.

And actually, I can relate to the whole like acronym thing and everything.

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