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So in other words, they worked out, in this mindless sort of evolutionary way, a form of writing that let them write down what they were, so that that way of writing it down could get copied.

So in other words, I define what I wanted.

In the words of one of my players, "I want to take matters into my own hands and live by example."

Now, for most people, what their child will call them is not something that they give much thought to outside of culturally specific words or variations on a gendered theme like "mama," "mommy," or "daddy," "papa."

So I tried other words.

The technician saw a vulva and slapped the words "It's a girl" on the screen and gave us a copy and sent us on our way.

We have pinks among the variety of colors, we balance out the cutes with handsomes and the prettys with strongs and smarts and work really hard not to associate any words with gender.

So he was repeating himself, he was using the same words and phrases, so people could remember and recall them.

But then he also used a lot of metaphors and visual words.

Now, that's a familiar song that was specifically very significant for the black people at the time, because this song was the song they chose to change the words to as an outcry, saying that promises had not been kept.

In other words, your perfect nonlethal weapon is something that's perfect for abuse.

In other words, people looked at them and they saw the differences.

In other words, men, you might want to pick it up a notch in the domestic department.

There may not be a full-length mirror in front of each of you today, but I want to challenge you to think about what you would want to say to yourself in the mirror with your own self-affirming words.

"Sunfish" is one of the words for basking sharks.

And it's quite clear the cylinder is older than the text of Isaiah, and yet, Jehovah is speaking in words very similar to those used by Marduk.

Now it's not often that I'm going to associate the words honesty and integrity with Limbaugh, but it's really hard to argue with that punchline.

How soon?" (Laughter) That's an entire childhood in three words.

That is a lot of punch for 14 words.

Words, for so long his friends, now mocked him.

And what we caught, we didn't have words for it.

Let me begin with four words that will provide the context for this week, four words that will come to define this century.

In other words, to keep operating at our current level, we need 50 percent more Earth than we've got.

In other words, thanks to those pesky laws of physics, when things aren't sustainable, they stop.

And I think what we've learned is that, if you're a teacher your words can be meaningful, but if you're a compassionate teacher, they can be especially meaningful.

And that's that when you strip away all your feelings about politics and the line at the DMV and all those other things that we're really mad about, government is, at its core, in the words of Tim O'Reilly, "What we do together that we can't do alone."

Words matter.

I don't want words to describe this kind of behavior.

I want words to stop it.

But where are the words to stop this?

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