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Ninety-five percent of them just stopped.
These two Kenyan ladies were best friends from neighboring villages, but they'd stopped seeing each other, literally, for 10 years, because both had gone blind from a curable condition called cataracts.
And we stopped two-thirds of that water from moving south.
A similar poll taken in the United States in November 2014 found that nine percent of those surveyed had watched beheading videos, and a further 23 percent had watched the videos but had stopped just before the death was shown.
And one day, with four trainers and one bodyguard, I was going up north of Kabul, and all of a sudden, again, I was stopped in the middle of the road by 19 young men.
So we stopped the car.
I stopped going to the care home and managed to get my first job making photocopies.
The first time someone referred to me as a man, it stopped me in my tracks.
So by then, Robert had understood that very likely his patients were suffering from depression even after being cured of their cancer, because the cancer drug had stopped newborn neurons from being generated.
(Sound of metal lid clanking against a counter) (Clanking ends) And it stopped me cold.
But his heart soon stopped, and Doaa had to release the little boy into the water.
When Ireland said yes to equality, (Applause) the world stopped to notice.
Until I stopped, and I realized that I had been allowing myself to be treated as the support staff to the real work of men.
How could dolphins know that one of the human hearts had just stopped?
Once the spot disappeared and I could see his wound, which was very serious, my buddies and I put a sheet underneath him, and we carried him onto an elevator that stopped at each of the 15 floors.
So we stopped work for a while and sat down and cut 10,000 little sticks and glued them onto a model, just simply to confront ourselves with what that quantity actually meant.
And then our relationship stopped.
This attack results in a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier almost melting down, which was stopped just short of killing thousands of soldiers and civilians.
But what if we stopped thinking about devices and think instead about environments?
It had stopped sharing its clinical data with the international scientific community.
Let's imagine there are two ships: the ship that Theseus docked in Athens, Ship A, and the ship sailed by the Athenians 1000 years later, Ship B. Very simply, our question is this: does A equal B? Some would say that for 1000 years there has been only one Ship of Theseus, and because the changes made to it happened gradually, it never at any point in time stopped being the legendary ship.
It could've stopped something.
Would you imagine with me, just a moment: What would happen if doctors stopped treating patients by race?
That means the host probably stopped listening two minutes ago because he thought of this really clever question, and he was just bound and determined to say that.
And then the hum stopped.
The hum stopped.
They were 12, 3, and 1 when the hum stopped.
I stopped loving work.
But all this hasn't stopped people from imagining what it would be like if they were out there.
Next came the dragon, who could have flown directly across, but stopped to help some creatures she had encountered on the way.
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