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Now, admittedly, and blessedly, the number of girls involved is still quite small, but you could see them as canaries in a coal mine, telling us something important about the way girls see their bodies.
My father-in-law, who's a surgeon, was telling me about a woman he was treating.
Just imagine going to the FDA today and telling them all about that invisible virus you want to give to patients.
And he started telling me that the rats, like humans, lick their pups in very different ways.
It broke my heart and changed me forever to be their last disappointment, telling them it was too late: once content is online, we've already lost control.
And it's something that a lot of us are really uncomfortable with, but I'm telling you, think it through.
So I would like to start by telling you about one of my greatest friends, Okoloma Maduewesi.
And I discovered that creating a video game is telling a story, but with an entirely new vocabulary.
And when I sat down next to her in a medical marijuana dispensary in Northern California to ask her about why she turned to medical marijuana, what it did for her and how it helped her, she started out by telling me things that I had heard from many patients before.
Why is this person telling me this story?
And then one day I was talking to somebody and he was telling me about this robbery that we could do.
My nurse, Joanne, walked in the door, and every bone in my body was telling me to get up out of that chair and take for the hills.
They are not taste buds, but they do send signals telling your brain that you're full or that your body should produce more insulin to deal with the extra sugar you're eating.
Similarly, being civil can't be the same as being nice, because being nice means not telling people what you really think about them or their wrong, wrong views.
In one telling, Narcissus was a handsome guy wandering the world in search of someone to love.
We grow sleepy due to signals from our body telling our brain we are tired, and signals from the environment telling us it's dark outside.
You remember that hotshot employee I was telling you about, that everybody was ignoring?
On the way over here, somebody was telling me about Ilie Nastase, who said some very unkind, inappropriate, dare I say racial things.
So what are we telling people, then?
And while your eyes are seeing nothing for kilometers but ice, your ears are telling you that out there are bowhead and beluga whales, walrus and bearded seals.
It's the feedback of the system of the planet telling us what's going on.
Now, know this, that just days after laying her son to rest, Danita Kimball posted online, "I don't know what to do or how to move forward, but my sisters keep telling me I need to walk, so I will."
So here I was, seeing this patient who was in her second trimester, and I pulled out the ultrasound to check on the baby, and she started telling us stories about her first two kids, and I had the ultrasound probe on her belly, and she just stopped mid-sentence.
Lorenzetti labels him "Commune," and he's basically telling the Sienese that they, and not a king or a tyrant, must rule themselves.
For 75 years, Marvel has been telling the tale of the outcast behind the mask.
They say, "Why model just in the sagittal plane or the vertical plane, when you're telling us these animals are moving in the horizontal plane?"
We walked out of the camp, and I was excitedly telling her what a great time I had and how fantastic the kids were.
Because America was from the outset a nation of wave after wave of immigrants, so it had to create an identity which it did by telling a story which you learned at school, you read on memorials and you heard repeated in presidential inaugural addresses.
The first thing is in the West we've stopped telling this story of who we are and why, even in America.
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.
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