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When times are difficult, when you're short of money, when you're feeling insecure and vulnerable, it's almost a natural human tendency to turn inwards, to think of your own needs and to discard everybody else's, and perhaps to start to imagine that the past was somehow better than the present or the future could ever be.

DB: The half-life of that is short.

And for moms who have to return for work, because countries like the United States do not provide paid parental leave, they can have to go back in as short as just a few days after giving birth.

But it doesn't tell us if you are going to be born in Stockholm, where the days are long in the summer and short in the winter, or in Ecuador, where there's an equal number of hours for day and night all year round.

But my argument is that unless we shift our mental models and our mental maps on how we think about the short, it's not going to happen.

But I'm pretty sure that stormtrooper is going to be toast, regardless if we have an AED or not, since what happens is the chest plate is going to be quite hard to get off, and like that tauntaun, the AED has a very short window of time at which it's highly effective.

Within a very short period of time, they began to complain of headaches, of sore throats, of itchy eyes, in addition to the interference of the noise, vibration and the bright lights from the flaring of natural gas.

The short answer is: the crisis began when an emergency manager, appointed by Michigan's governor, decided to switch their water source to a local river to save money.

In this short lesson, we've explored where civic power comes from, how it works and what you can do to exercise it.

The time to fight is short.

At the time, it was that narrative that far outshined the news that a group of Russian government sponsored hackers who we called "Advanced Persistent Threat 28," or "APT28" for short, was carrying out these operations against the US.

And short term, these aren't driverless.

I'm going to read you a short snippet from a children's book by one of our favorite authors in the children's room, Eric Carle.

Well, here's the short answer.

The group of counterterrorism officials had five minutes with that painting, and in that short amount of time, they had to assess the situation, analyze the details, articulate what, if anything, they would do if they were in that painting.

So now I have to tell you the short form of the long, torturous story of GM regulation in the US In the US, there are three agencies that regulate genetically modified organisms: the FDA, the Food and Drug Administration, the EPA, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the USDA, US Department of Agriculture.

So, I am a Muslim, a woman, an American, a comic book editor, a short person, a lazy person, a nerd - you can ignore that, though.

She came together in response to that global subconscious desire for representation for those Muslim American, bacon-sniffing, short, nerdy girls like me and for anyone else, regardless of their gender, sexuality, race, religion, who just feel like misfits themselves.

Now, what I want to do, in the short time I have, is to try to allow each of you to experience the thrill of revealing nature's design.

Elizabeth has pseudoxanthoma elasticum, PXE for short.

I know we asked you to do this talk on pretty short notice, and you've had quite a stressful week getting this thing together, so thank you.

I figured it wasn't Rosie's fault that in her 10 short years on this earth, living on the Southwest Side of Chicago, she wasn't 100 percent sure what a black person looked like.

A short, nicely trimmed, well-manicured Afro.

I'm now going to save your ears for the next short piece and talk over it.

I have short limbs and achondroplastic facial features, my forehead and my nose.

It's a short letter.

We can be incredibly pessimistic on the short term, and mourn what we lost and what we really took for granted.

So I went back to the scientists feeling kind of low, and they just laughed at me, and they said, you know, changing people's behavior in such a short time period was ridiculously ambitious, and actually what you've achieved is far beyond what we thought possible.

Well, the short answer to the question is no, it's not the same thing.

In these companies, the teams typically work in short sprints, and at the end of every sprint, they organize a demo session to share the output of what they've done, transparently.

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