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And I searched the world.
For two years, I searched for a fiber that could survive ultraviolet rays, salt, air, pollution, and at the same time remain soft enough to move fluidly in the wind.
Fourteen years ago, I searched for beauty in the traditional things, in craft forms.
I'm not sure about you guys, but I've had experiences when I've walked into a store and I've know exactly what I've wanted and I've searched everywhere for that perfect lamp that I know where I want to sit in my house and I just can't find the right thing, or that perfect piece of jewelry as a gift or for myself.
I've searched my memory banks, because that is funny and I should remember doing it and I don't.
But as I searched around in the darkness, I realized I was actually paralyzed by all of the choices that I never had before.
Meanwhile, Agent Epsilon has searched through surveillance to find the code for the door: 2, 10, 14.
You see, I searched far and wide, but never bothered to look close and near.
And this giant information system can be searched in many ways.
And I went and searched, and this is what I found.
I searched extensively for a solution that could help my family's problems, but couldn't find one.
If asked to get identification, we tell them, 'I am slowly reaching over into the glove compartment to get my I.D.' When pulled out of the car to be searched, when laid on the ground to be searched, when our trunks are opened to be searched, we don't push back, we don't challenge because we know, you've told us, 'Don't you challenge the police.
This is the hidden underside to our historic experiment in punishment: young people worried that at any moment, they will be stopped, searched and seized.
But can you imagine how many might have if the police had stopped those kids and searched their pockets for drugs as they walked to class?
We then searched through 80 jurisdictions, it took us seven years, to find the jurisdiction where we wanted to begin filing our first suit.
Nick Berg's beheading quickly became one of the most searched for items on the Internet.
As I searched for the medium with which to tell my story, I stumbled upon graphic design.
So here's the thing: the most used, searched and shared image of all my work thus far is this.
So two weeks ago, I searched the word "nationalist" on Twitter.
I then searched the word "globalist" and got things like, "Socialist Sell-Outs," "Disgusting Corporate Propaganda," "Elitist Financial Overlords," "Ruthless Cosmopolitan Rats." (Laughter) Even by social media standards, the words are cruel and disgusting.
They went and searched Dreyfus's apartment, looking for any signs of espionage.
I pieced together fragmented, transitory images, consciously analyzed the clues, searched for some logic in my crumbling kaleidoscope, until I saw nothing at all.
I searched, "How do I overcome the fear of rejection?"
One summer afternoon in 2013, DC police detained, questioned and searched a man who appeared suspicious and potentially dangerous.
Other people, they searched online for things that they weren't clear about.
A wonderful neighbor came a couple times a week and sat with the kids from 8pm to 2am while Pat and I extracted DNA, ran and scored gels and searched for the gene.
Everyone said the path to happiness was success, so I searched for that ideal job, that perfect boyfriend, that beautiful apartment.
But we did go into all the surrounding buildings that had been evacuated, and searched for possible survivors in the buildings that were too dangerous to go into.
We've all had the experience of being followed on the web by an ad based on something we searched or read.
Google is based on algorithms, and they provide you with commonly searched terms, or suggested hits, based on what other people are searching surrounding the same topic.
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