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So, what did you do, last time you got serious?
We need to be at least as serious as we were then.
The other layer of information is the epigenetic layer, which is open and dynamic and sets up a narrative that is interactive, that allows us to control, to a large extent, our destiny, to help the destiny of our children and to hopefully conquer disease and serious health challenges that have plagued humankind for a long time.
We could try to use images from simulations we've done, like the image of the black hole from "Interstellar," but if we did this, it could cause some serious problems.
A United Nations agency decided to address a serious problem: poor sanitation in schools in rural India.
Instead, I wore a very serious, very manly and very ugly suit.
When we face a chronic serious illness, whether it's rheumatoid arthritis or lupus or cancer or diabetes, or cirrhosis, we lose control.
All of us at some point in our lives will face a chronic serious illness that causes us to lose control.
When T cell counts drop too low, patients are in serious danger of contracting deadly infections that healthy immune systems can normally handle.
Without it, humans experience serious fatigue and weakened bones that can cause a condition known as rickets.
For humans whose dark skin effectively blocked whatever sunlight there was, vitamin D deficiency would have posed a serious threat in the north.
Most of those people are functional, contributing members of society, and their lives, choices, and relationships aren't defined by the disorder, but still, for many, the consequences are serious.
Staying awake can cause serious bodily harm.
I'm not too serious.
CA: But isn't it true that pretty much every auto manufacturer has announced serious electrification plans for the short- to medium-term future?
Some are very serious about transitioning entirely to electric, and some are just dabbling in it.
But it's one thing to know that; it was a very different experience to actually live with the sadness and uncertainty of a serious illness.
A woman dealing with a serious chronic disease.
Well today I'm going to tell you about a serious reality that is changing our oceans called ocean acidification, or the evil twin of climate change.
And I want to get serious for a moment and tell you why it's going in a very specific direction.
Less than three percent have committed a serious crime, or "felony," as they say in English.
In comparison, six percent of US citizens have committed a serious crime.
They're serious about getting back to their biking history.
Over 60 years of international research has shown us that children who grow up in institutions, even the very best institutions, are at serious risk of developing mental illnesses, attachment disorders, growth and speech delays, and many will struggle with an inability to reintegrate back into society later in life and form healthy relationships as adults.
For the first 10 years of my career, I thought there was one way to be a leader: decisive and serious.
And Africa is a serious place where only serious things happen.
This is the reason, for example, why something like climate change is such a serious problem, because It's two of these life-support systems, our planet and our civilization, kind of butting up against each other; they're in conflict, and we need to negotiate that boundary.
These simple resources are what helped her get her GED, but then she suffered from a very serious kidney failure, which was particularly problematic because she was only born with one kidney.
CQ: But over time, those conversations grew more serious and really became a core of our friendship.
I mean, just to give you some idea: when I was five or six years old and obsessed with "The Sound of Music," and running around, singing, "I am 16 going on 17," all day every day, my mother sat me down for a very serious conversation and she said, "OK, look.
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