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So in immune vaccines, you'll get your shots, and then weeks, months, years later, when you're actually exposed to bacteria, it's not the vaccine in your body that protects you.

And yet, and yet, with all of our talk in this culture about moon shots, too few members of Generation Possible and those of us who mentor them are taking on nuclear weapons.

We were able to, because we had trained people in filmmaking, continue with our work, and send our Wiwa and Arhuaco filmmakers to the final sacred lakes to get the last shots for the film, and we followed the rest of the Arhuaco back to the sea, taking the elements from the highlands to the sea.

For many teens battling chronic sleep loss, their go-to strategy to compensate is consuming large quantities of caffeine in the form of venti frappuccinos, or energy drinks and shots.

Now, each one of my images is made up of anywhere between 8- and 10,000 separate shots.

She knows there's always going to be some part of Gator Magraw in here, and she wants our daughter and twin sons to discover themselves the way that I did, but probably with fewer body slams and steel chair shots to the head.

And even as I am in the room, signing the consent forms and getting the hormone shots and tying up loose ends ... my doctor is shaking his head in disapproval.

Like NBA superstar Steph Curry: he hit 77 three-point shots in a row.

This theory and others like it are long shots.

In other words, the guinea pig's natural pacemaker is calling the shots, and the human heart muscle cells are following in lockstep like good soldiers.

So what happens is, we put them into the heart, and there starts to be a competition with the heart's natural pacemaker over who gets to call the shots.

I had no idea that "blessed" would become one of the most common cultural cliches, one of the most used hashtags on Instagram, to celebrate barely there bikini shots, as if to say, "I am so blessed.

I don't have very many shots of people, because they kind of get in the way of studying pure form.

So, Dad graduated Harvard in 1946, married my mom, and bought a house in Lexington, Massachusetts, where the first shots were fired against the British in 1775, although we didn't actually hit any of them until Concord.

It's particularly a strategy adopted by small countries that know they'll never have the market muscle to call the shots, so it's just better to have too many friends.

That player started hitting the ball back with his left hand and dictating chess moves between shots.

We did about 325 shots.

I can still see Hillary doing the shots of rye, dribbling down her chin, with the steel workers.

Just a few quick before and after shots.

So I'm going to show you some mug shots of these organisms that I've collected over the years.

And there's a big telescope in Northern England called Jodrell Bank, and when I was a kid, it was amazing, because the moon shots would take off, and this thing would move on rails.

But through exposure to composite sketches, Polaroids, mug shots and line-ups, eyewitness testimony can change.

So, just in conclusion, a few shots.

You'll see shots of the eye.

Tell the American people that we still have moon shots in us.

These are two shots of a red tide coming on shore here and a bacteria in the genus vibrio, which includes the genus that has cholera in it.

These are shots my wife took a couple days after the quake, while I was making my way through the D.R. into the country.

So in 1991 the opening credits for 'Stranded in Space' run under a few shots of three people falling into a matter transmitter and vanishing.

The one redeeming feature was the shots of Rome and what looked like the Vatican -- an achievement, because I am sure that the Vatican officials would not have wanted this dross shot in and around St Peter's -- and the interiors were convincing.

It just went on too long although the last 20 minutes was excellent, especially in the photography with some great low- angle shots.

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