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And now we've evolved to the point where we can't survive without clothing.
The fetus needs to survive inside the mother.
We've got to make sure that these people not only survive, but are able to continue to thrive.
Vidal embodies the story of so many of our underprivileged children who are struggling to survive, which is why we must make education a priority.
A bird that doesn’t fly conserves energy, so it may be able to survive on a scarcer or less nutrient-rich food source than one that flies.
Their ancestors appeared around the same time as the first small mammals, and they were probably able to survive because they were evolving— and growing—at the same time as their mammalian predators.
Let's help them be proud of who they are, because our education system welcomes their families, their cultures, their communities and the skill set they've learned to survive.
The level of violence that black women face is such that it's not surprising that some of them do not survive their encounters with police.
Immigrants all over the world who are doing the best that they can to make a living, to survive and also to thrive.
I need you to survive."
She's ripping these things to shreds and keeping her claws in tip-top shape because this is exactly what her ancestors did in order to survive.
They developed through time as both solitary predators that hunted and killed to eat, and stealthy prey that hid and escaped to survive.
At that point, what percentage of China's one billion citizens were struggling to survive on less than two dollars a day?
Or can we summon the imagination and courage to find a way to survive together, to share the leadership in the 21st century, or, as Xi Jinping [said], to create a new form of great power relations?
It's a favorite period of time to study in Egypt, because it teaches us so much about how we can survive and thrive after great disasters.
So he can't work, and he relies on social security payments to survive.
Believe it or not, some of us do survive.
Some of us do survive malaria; we do survive AIDS.
Sadly, about 40 percent of us will hear those three words within our lifetime, and half will not survive.
And if the very few that survive pass onto their offspring whatever it was that helped them survive, then those offspring must be better adapted to the circumstances in which all this happened than their parents were.
As soon as you do that, the other organisms in the water can't survive.
As a hunter-gatherer or even as a peasant, to survive, you need to be constantly in touch with your body and with your senses, every moment.
Babies survive and thrive because their mother's milk is food, medicine and signal.
If you say the biker with the helmet because she's more likely to survive, then aren't you penalizing the responsible motorist?
And much like the original homo sapiens, we struggled to survive.
I've learned that whatever moves you, whatever urges you to create, to build, whatever keeps you from failing, whatever helps you survive, is perhaps the oldest and the simplest emotion known to mankind, and that is love.
Just as "every man for himself" always seems to turn out to be "only the strong survive."
This talk is about Frederick, about Halud and about millions like them: why they're displaced, how they survive, what help they need and what our responsibilities are.
What can we do to not just survive, but prosper in such a world?
I am incredibly fortunate to have been born into a family that cultivated my curiosity and my tenacity, that protected me from the unkindness and ignorance of strangers and that armed me with the resilience, creativity and confidence that I needed to survive and manipulate the physical environment and society.
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