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Serving in sentence

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What if we could completely change the experience, like you see with that absinthe serving that is completely 3D printed?
But in my case, some of my mentors who are serving life sentences were some of the best people to ever come into my life, because they forced me to look at my life honestly, and they forced me to challenge myself about my decision making.
More than 11,000 soldiers were serving in its so-called Guards Regiment.
I thought she lived in the cafeteria with the serving spoons.
Many international banks now are wary of hosting bank accounts of money service businesses, especially those serving Somalia.
They were serving the forest to protect those uncontacted tribes.
Quite fast, I became an officer and got soldiers under my command, and as time passed, I started serving in the West Bank, and I saw these images.
Mind you, this older gentlemen was serving a 33-and-a-third-to-life sentence in which he already had served 20 years of that sentence.
And for them it was not about politics, it was about serving with purpose.
As a planet, we've set a target, the Sustainable Development Goals, yet we're spending less than half the amount on tackling the global goals than we are on conflict resolution, which mostly arises from the very inequalities we're not serving.
It will ensure that those organizations can work together in partnership, rather than competing for limited funds, serving the priority needs of an entire population, whatever they are, so that ultimately the individuals affected can receive the care that they deserve.
Baakir and his partner Nicole, with their baby girl strapped to her back, are there in the mix of it all, serving up a cup of coffee, teaching a child how to play Mancala, or painting a sign for an upcoming community event.
It was right in the neighborhood that it was serving, and it was open all the time to the public.
And through this I hope to give you a sense of a world already alive with musical expression, with each of us serving as active participants, whether we know it or not.
Paul Warwick is now serving a sentence in the Michigan Department of Corrections, in prison, of 15 to 40 years.
Throughout the course of the day, both of you continue to periodically move south towards the bulk of the ice cream buyers, until both of you eventually end up at the center of the beach, back to back, each serving 50% of the ice-cream-hungry beachgoers.
The FDA allows manufacturers to claim that their products contain "0" grams of trans fat even if they actually have up to half a gram per serving.
But there are no hard and fast rules about how small a serving can be, and, that means, you'll have to rely on seeing those key words, partially hydrogenated, because that's how trans fats are made, by partially hydrogenating unsaturated fats.
These stimuli accomplish many things from serving as an alarm to other ants if one is killed, to signaling when a queen is nearing the end of her reproductive life.
Fibrous foods like celery and whole wheat take more energy to digest, so you'd actually wind up with less energy from a 100 calorie serving of celery than a 100 calorie serving of potato chips.
Of the hundreds of thousands of builders recorded during the Qin Dynasty, many were forcibly conscripted peasants and others were criminals serving out sentences.
What haunts me is the impossible stories, story after story after story after story of young people, my people, people like me dying out there on the ocean, right now, laying at the bottom of the ocean, serving as fish food.
Today, I'm proud to say that we're serving about 400,000 farmers like Consolata.
And we've seen that redemption and transformation can happen in our prisons, our jails and our immigration detention centers, giving hope to those who want to create a better life after serving their time.
We're all serving time; we're just in different places.
While my grandfather was serving as a Marine in the Korean War, a bullet pierced his neck and rendered him unable to cry out.
He, on the other hand, did reoffend and is now serving an eight-year prison term for a later crime.
So we met with everyone, from the clerk whose sole job is to remove staples from application packets, to the legal drafters at the attorney general's office, to the clerks who are responsible for serving business owners when they came to access government services.
She's a midwife in the Orlando, Florida area who has been serving pregnant women for over a decade.
And it's worth considering how this is serving girls; whether it's keeping them safer from disease, coercion, betrayal, assault.
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