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Now that may seem like a strong reaction from my friend to the words of a total stranger, but she's not alone.
That means I, or any stranger, can connect to the doll while being outside the room where Cayla and her friends are.
There is no stranger feeling than making up a word and then seeing it take on a mind of its own.
He said, "Yeah, but suppose Hitler asked you, 'Would you electrocute a stranger?' 'No way, I'm a good person.'"
Instead, he gives his kids to a stranger, jumps on the tracks, puts the guy between the tracks, lays on him, the subway goes over him.
Bottle two's journey is stranger but, unfortunately, no happier.
The stranger comes running at you and you pull the trigger.
But in addition, you're more likely to mistake a cell phone for a handgun if that stranger was male and large and of a different race.
We treat our future selves as a stranger, and the future as a foreign land.
The alternative is that I approach a stranger.
I'm reminded that I'm a little person when a stranger points, stares, laughs, calls me a name, or takes a photograph of me.
So when you tell a story and your identity is strong, you can welcome the stranger, but when you stop telling the story, your identity gets weak and you feel threatened by the stranger.
And if that happens, we will become strong enough to welcome the stranger and say, "Come and share our lives, share our stories, share our aspirations and dreams."
August is monsoon season in this region of the world, and anyone that lives near a river is no stranger to flooding and the hazards and inconveniences at minimum that are associated with that.
But the simple act of kindness from a complete stranger will unstitch you."
Mom, the oldest, at 13, was married off to a complete stranger twice her age.
We're taught to turn ourselves and our work into little nuggets that are easily digestible; taught to mutilate ourselves so that we make sense to others, to be a stranger to ourselves so the right people might befriend us and the right schools might accept us, and the right jobs might hire us, and the right parties might invite us, and, someday, the right God might invite us to the right heaven and close his pearly gates behind us, so we can bow down to Him forever and ever.
And of course, you're no stranger to the TEDGlobal stage; you gave a talk in 2014.
And then it got stranger.
But they're talking to me, a total stranger, about the person they love who has died, because these are the experiences that mark us and make us just as much as the joyful ones.
her words spill in conversation between women whose hands are all they got sometimes our hands are all we got and accents that remind us that we are still bomba, still plena you say "wepa" and a stranger becomes your hermano, you say "dale" and a crowd becomes a family reunion.
Why, without them, you'd be a total stranger."
As the stranger engages the two companions in a philosophical debate and makes ominous predictions about their fates, the reader is suddenly transported to 1st century Jerusalem.
Even though in many ways it's foolish for us to be afraid to admit we need help, whether it's from a loved one or a friend or from a coworker or even from a stranger, somehow it always feel just a little bit uncomfortable and embarrassing to actually ask for help, which is, of course, why most of us try to avoid asking for help whenever humanly possible.
Mere months after the sudden death of his father, Hamlet returns from school a stranger to his own home, and deeply unsure of what might be lurking in the shadows.
Or whether a stranger comes in and gives the signal?
For example, my dog Callie had a much greater response in that part of the brain when a stranger gave the signals or even a computer as opposed to me! (Laughter) Other dogs in the project, some of the golden retrievers in the labs can have had the opposite pattern, where their owners had really elicited the strongest brain response.
It is so much stranger than you think.
And one Saturday morning at 3am, she got up, packed her rucksack and traveled more than a thousand kilometers, only to have a political argument with a stranger.
Thousands crossed their borders to meet a stranger with a different opinion, and they were all part of a project called "Europe Talks."
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