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And you've never read a study from MIT that says giving your kid dance instruction is going to help them do algebra better, but you will give that kid dance instruction, and you will be thrilled that that kid wants to do dance instruction, and it will make your day.
Over the past few years, I've been wondering if I can break down this wall, so anyone who wants to understand and appreciate the beauty of this sophisticated language could do so.
But it's a special kind of social norm, because it's a social norm that wants to tell us who we can relate to and who we shouldn't relate to.
He wants to bring the cocoa and send it to Cote d'Ivoire.
He really wants that sargassum.
If I try to move it out of the way, it fights me, and moves back to where it wants to be.
The dog is signaling he wants to go for a walk.
Nobody wants to drink blue algae-contaminated water, or swim in a blue algae-infested lake.
Nobody wants to throw their money out the window, but unfortunately that's what is happening here.
If a real-estate developer wants to build condos next to an existing music venue, the developer is the agent of change.
If anyone wants to try and play drums, then they can.
Your stress response wants to make sure you notice when someone else in your life is struggling so that you can support each other.
When life is difficult, your stress response wants you to be surrounded by people who care about you.
My pain, more than anything in 19 years on this planet, has given me perspective, and my hurt, my hurt has forced me to have hope, have hope and to have faith, faith in myself, faith in others, faith that it can get better, that we can change this, that we can speak up and speak out and fight back against ignorance, fight back against intolerance, and more than anything, learn to love ourselves, learn to accept ourselves for who we are, the people we are, not the people the world wants us to be.
It just wants to get past you, so it's often the motorist is not paying attention.
Nobody wants this to happen.
He wants to create a space where families, young people, can come together, and, as he says, smell the proverbial roses.
For example, if either of us wants to go 60 miles an hour, both of us will need an assistive device called a car.
"A clay building is not able to stand a rainy season, and Francis wants us to use it and build a school.
One of them wants to be a preacher, one of them wants to be a firefighter, and one of the girls says she's going to be a lawyer.
By what it wants, I mean, what are its inherent trends and biases?
It's ubiquitous and it wants to be more.
That's what technology really wants.
That's what technology wants.
But sex, everybody is doing it, but nobody wants to talk about it."
Nothing could be less materialistic, or more sentimental, than a teenager buying brand new jeans and tearing them at the knees, because he wants to please Jennifer.
So a woman who wants to have a child who's smart and funny and strong makes sure she has lots of sex with the smart guy, the funny guy and the strong guy, to get the essence of each of these men into the baby, and then when the child is born, these different men will come forward and acknowledge their paternity of the child.
So if a child with autism wanted to say, "I want soup," that child would pick three different pictures, "I," "want," and "soup," and they would put these together, and then the therapist or the parent would understand that this is what the kid wants to say.
You want to eat? Somebody else wants to eat?
Reason can lay out a road map to peace and harmony if the reasoner wants peace and harmony, but it can also lay out a road map to conflict and strife if the reasoner delights in conflict and strife.
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