As for personal adversity, I lived the woman-in-tech adversity story.
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It's not just about overcoming adversity, it's about overcoming yourself in the face of adversity.
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Do they challenge adversity because they are confident or do they draw confidence from challenging adversity?
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Adversity is the antidote for entitlement — and the lack of adversity is creating entitlement in the workplace.
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"I think some adults believe they can protect their kids from adversity by keeping them ignorant about adversity."
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Adversity became our advantage because we chose to persevere and learn from what most would perceive to be adversity in our lives.
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"Tina" dutifully honors the now classic bio-musical outline and its clichés: adversity, success, more adversity, triumph (or collapse) before the final curtain.
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" From "Adversity Builds Character (But I Prefer the View from the Top)": "My greatest respect is for people who have experienced adversity and then come back.
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"Everything that Ollie had been through, it harkened back to some of the Marvel superheroes that go through adversity and through that adversity they get powers," he says.
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Yet I never saw my circumstances as forms of adversity.
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If we don't face adversity, we're not trying hard enough.
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"(Prohm) had so much adversity on his shoulders," he said.
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Superorganisms route around adversity and flow towards places of abundance.
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It's how you handle adversity, not how it affects you.
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"It's nice, adversity, sometimes," Dallas center Tyler Seguin said Monday.
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I've faced challenges before, adversity before on the football field.
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The jump is about overcoming fear and adversity, he adds.
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That will help me understand how they deal with adversity.
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Despite the adversity, the overall mood was still relatively calm.
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"If you can't take adversity, you're not really a champion."
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"We've played with adversity throughout the whole season," Griffin said.
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We do ornament our things, especially in times of adversity.
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In every kind of adversity, you get people making art.
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How do you stay positive in the face of adversity?
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You need to be able to battle through that adversity.
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Couldn't even fight through their own adversity and stay loyal!
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Truth is, Martell hasn't shown that he can't handle adversity.
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SpaceX's string of recent successes hasn't come without adversity, however.
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Do you prefer to have outside adversity when you're fighting?
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Adversity is going to come in one form or another.
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Still, some airlines are innovating in the face of adversity.
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Throughout our history, we've refined the art of overcoming adversity.
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Now it is the Warriors' turn to deal with adversity.
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Farage called for politeness in the face of political adversity.
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She doesn't know adversity and she doesn't take "no" well.
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He learned to be resilient and how to overcome adversity.
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Faced with adversity, I have learned to keep moving forward.
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"We talked about overcoming adversity," Tigers Coach Gus Malzahn said.
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This would help families prepare in the face of adversity.
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And their stories are aspirational rather than full of adversity.
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Partners have to stand together in the face of adversity.
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The golfer's comeback from personal and professional adversity is complete.
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He was explaining Nutanix's most recent encounter with adversity: coronavirus.
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And it is true that men find themselves in adversity.
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Too many of us become demoralized when we face adversity.
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Mr. Lutaaya knows what it means to fight through adversity.
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I need to see people winning and fighting through adversity.
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Overcoming adversity Alice was born at Windsor Castle in 1885.
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Why do some people bounce back from adversity and misfortune?
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Saturn teaches people to work through limitations, adversity, and obligation.
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When adversity hits, how are you going to handle it?
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Indeed, the agency maintains that it can weather any adversity.
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It's one of the first times that he faced adversity.
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"We need courage to recognize truth in adversity," said Falcon.
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"There has been adversity hit it seems like all year so these guys have answered the call of adversity, and I expect them to do the same moving forward," Kitchens said on a conference call.
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"Nobody's really come out and stunned Kayla with a really good shot yet, and it will be really interesting to see how she deals with that adversity and absorbs that adversity and responds," he said.
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The most highly successful people don't overcome adversity — they embrace it!
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Adversity isn't presented for the purpose of teaching by flawed example.
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As a trope, they are a perfectly elastic metaphor for adversity.
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" The index is being referred to widely as the "adversity score.
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They wake up every single day and they deal with adversity.
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Apparently Stamos' character, Dr. Brock Holt, has an adversity to clothing.
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We have faced adversity in the past, and we will persevere.
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It took a little adversity but I think we're finding ourselves.
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With each triumph over fear and physical adversity, I gained confidence.
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It's a heartwarming story of overcoming adversity and rising above religion.
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Toni Braxton will never let adversity get the best of her.
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Persistence in the face of adversity is a virtue, of course.
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Being open is an unspoken invitation for pain, struggle, and adversity.
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So far, Baudinet said, the players have handled the adversity admirably.
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When you were her friend, you her friend through all adversity.
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Some people exude resilience and fortitude in the midst of adversity.
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"I love seeing a couple become stronger partners through this adversity."
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If you face adversity, find a way to get through it.
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Mentally strong people view adversity as an opportunity to grow stronger.
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"A lot of teams go through adversity like that," Servais said.
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Adversity is the thing that teaches you how to handle that.
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"Farmers are used to adversity like terrible weather," Kyle Bridgeforth said.
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Pokémon has always been about friendship, and overcoming adversity through teamwork.
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Both teams faced adversity in merely lining up for the game.
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The higher the number, the more adversity a student has faced.
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Obviously throughout the season there are times you go through adversity.
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What's a liberal to do in the face of such adversity?
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You're the only white guy I know that can handle adversity.
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I love people who have been through certain types of adversity.
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But every single human has dealt with adversity at some point.
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Smart notes that there's no hierarchy in the world of adversity.
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It includes discussion of his adversity quotient and his artistic talents.
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Mr. Kahlenberg said the adversity score was a long-needed corrective.
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The new adversity score is meant to be one such gauge.
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The College Board says race is not factored into adversity scores.
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One is the impact of early adversity on the immune system.
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But Gauff has yet to meet any adversity of similar scale.
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Her second was "Facing Adversity," a topic she knows plenty about.
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All that aside, graduate transfers have nothing to do with adversity.
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Adversity had not seemed to affect the spirit of the place.
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This Boston Marathon was ideal for people who thrive in adversity.
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Put on some boots, and learn how to deal with adversity.
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Is Woods back after a decade of injury and personal adversity?
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Adversity shows you who people really are or what people can be.
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These women have directly experienced the adversity their opponents reference in speeches.
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I went through the same emotions — the good, the bad, the adversity.
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Its optimistic thesis is that adversity can change people for the better.
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And we intend to stand very strongly in the face of adversity.
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With her help, I've come to realize there's opportunity even in adversity.
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Any adversity that was thrown at them, they knew they could overcome.
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Haunting Picard's stories, among the daily trials, is the ultimate adversity: death.
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Its people are admired the world over for their strength under adversity.
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Londoners take pride in, and sometimes joke about, showing fortitude during adversity.
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She hopes her passion and artistic vision will empower others facing adversity.
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Earl Wolff's professional football career has been one of adversity and disappointment.
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In the process, they hoped to raise awareness for women facing adversity.
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Trainees spend time sharing personal experiences with mental illness, adversity and crisis.
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Trump has responded to adversity by embracing his staunchly loyal political base.
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Hailing from Hollis, Queens, John faced a lot of adversity growing up.
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Extreme playoff adversity has been met and surmounted, and here comes LeBron.
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And above all, he exalts black heroism in the face of adversity.
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"You want a president that has been tested by adversity," Rubio said.
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This is not how a human behaves in the face of adversity.
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The adversity score is the opposite of true diversity in higher education.
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Rich, comfortable people are always terrified at the prospect of sudden adversity.
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As always, adversity and adventure await them on the path to reunion.
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Then recognizing something was wrong, and going through some of the adversity.
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She has faced so much adversity, yet she remains gentle and open.
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Her story's message about turning adversity into strength sticks with me always.
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I've learned no one is perfect, that in adversity you don't run.
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A score north of 50 indicates adversity; below that threshold lies privilege.
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"It's good to go through some adversity at some point," Goff said.
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"It's March, and we knew adversity would hit," Gonzaga's Josh Perkins said.
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It lacks the undercurrent of laughter, even in the face of adversity.
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We've had just too much adversity and we can't get through it.
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This is the first time they've faced a real national adversity, right?
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This is the first time they've faced a real national adversity, right?
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Downtrodden people have overcome far worse adversity than we are facing now.
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"I pushed through it," he said of the adversity he had faced.
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"We're used to adversity," said Chadd Strew, a rancher in Comanche, Texas.
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"They were like lights, full of hope against any adversity," she said.
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READ: Why the SAT's new "adversity score" still doesn't solve the problem.
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Ball knows about adversity, about expectations and injuries, about critics and cynics.
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"We've always persevered through adversity and we'll do it again," he added.
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"She has stared down adversity and dealt with it," Ms. Dunlap said.
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The original adversity score used data on the crime and poverty rates of student neighborhoods and each student's individual family structure to assign them a numerical score between 0 and 100; the more adversity, the higher the number.
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"Sisu is a Finnish word that roughly translate to determination in the face of adversity, and my generation will be facing many adversity such as fixing the economy, global warming, the threat of terrorism and so on," she wrote.
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Humans have a fundamental need to avoid risk and overcome adversity for survival.
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Here are five practices of successful people who utilize adversity to their advantage:
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" Moore said about Kristoff, "He's clearly been through a s— ton of adversity.
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During his speech, Pettitte said Yankees prospects had asked him about handling adversity.
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Adversity emboldens courageous leaders and leaves them more committed to their strategic direction.
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"We persevered in the face of adversity," Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said.
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But there's beauty in adversity, and these communities are built up of entrepreneurs.
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The College Board will give students an "adversity score" to contextualize SAT numbers.
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She does not give in easily and can punch back hard in adversity.
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At 9 years old, Tristan Jacobson has faced more adversity than many adults.
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Through those injuries and adversity I've gotten so much stronger physically and mentally.
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Her critics sometimes accused her of profiting from adversity, being a glory seeker.
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"The way we face those obstacles is how we face adversity," he explained.
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I also think a key measure of success is how you handle adversity.
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Witnessing Sansa's adversity up until this point now seems worth it to me.
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He'd faced adversity before and he always came back stronger than ever before.
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Above all, Trump will need to convey strength in the face of adversity.
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It's the most punk thing you can do in the face of adversity.
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Someone who has overcome adversity to carve out her own path of success?
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After all, it's how we react in times of adversity that defines us.
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We Venezuelans have always had a way of brushing off adversity with humor.
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Queiroz has built Iran into an Asian powerhouse in the face of adversity.
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What it does want to know is how you're going to face adversity.
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He implored them, Fitzpatrick said, not to succumb to adversity and drift apart.
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Adversity can inspire great art, but it can also be a time suck.
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Much of the adversity score data can be found in the college application.
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"Your dedication, resilience, to this adversity defines the absolute best of our nation."
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James, however, doesn't mind the adversity from what has been a difficult January.
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Pride is cementing yourself in your beliefs, even in the face of adversity.
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As always, adversity, mystery, and adventure await them on the path to reunion.
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One major adversity I faced was making new friends every time we moved.
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The goals are to build up their resilience and prepare them for adversity.
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This month, you will face adversity, but you can't let it affect you.
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We care about you and have every confidence that you can handle adversity.
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How did he describe Yale University's experience with the College Board's adversity score?
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But one important thing is exposure to high doses of adversity in childhood.
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Both fighters have had to endure differing battles against adversity in that time.
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Student Opinion When was the last time you faced failure, rejection or adversity?
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Ms. Monahan said her experience with adversity inspired her to become an activist.
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And today they handled the success and adversity of the game very well.
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And some research even suggests that low levels of adversity can promote resilience.
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But she built on her adversity instead of letting it knock her down.
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"We played as a team, even when we dealt with adversity," he said.
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He was very able to follow an idea in the face of adversity.
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For both of us, it's all about turning adversity and struggles into triumphs.
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Gliding, a Moonwalk-like stride, suggested a way to withstand adversity with ease.
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Despite all the adversity he has faced, Olazábal has maintained a positive outlook.
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I was very proud of myself for how I acted under great adversity.
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None of this is to say the Jazz aren't facing any adversity here.
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You face adversity along the way, you regroup and go back to work.
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This is presented not as horror but as adversity, as something to overcome.
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Childhood adversity, particularly maltreatment, is associated with increased risk for numerous behavioral problems.
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Adversity builds you or destroys you we choose to see it as a builder.
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"We have a saying during times of adversity at Planned Parenthood," the video says.
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A lot of times players haven't had a lot of adversity in their lives.
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"Adversity is an opportunity, and one that has allowed me to flourish," she writes.
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She encouraged students to use their experiences with adversity to address the world's tragedies.
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The resilience that Sudan is showing in the face of adversity is truly remarkable.
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" Haidar explained how they stayed together through adversity: "Together until death do us part.
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"It's wonderful that he has continued his work in such adversity," Farhadi told reporters.
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Gwyneth Paltrow's controversial lifestyle and wellness brand Goop is facing some adversity these days.
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We overcame some adversity this week and it kind of shows what we got.
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In times of adversity I push harder, since I just don't know any better.
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" Paper concurs: "It's about dealing with adversity, and not taking no for an answer.
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There's certainly something Trumpian about the way Samsung has handled the Note 7 adversity.
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"I'm so thankful that he put a little adversity in my life," he says.
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"We had a lot of adversity today; there's no doubt about that," Keselowski said.
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One of Day's best responses to adversity came on the par-4 No. 7.
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"Character is built during adversity and it shows," Orlando guard Victor Oladipo told reporters.
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Americans have united in the past when facing threats posed by wars and adversity.
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In civilian life, adversity can look very different than it does on the battlefield.
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Your mind is your most powerful tool in reaching your potential and handling adversity.
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It's been a roller coaster to get here with many challenges and overcoming adversity.
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Looking forward, SAT pushes for "Adversity Score" but some schools are turning away entirely.
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I feel like I have learned a ton from the adversity that I've experienced.
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Because when you first start to experience adversity, it's not that big a deal.
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During tirade, Michael Bennett asked Q13 reporter Bill Wixey 'What adversity you went through?!
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Human value is found in service to others, courage in the face of adversity.
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During this recent time of adversity he was baptized while surrounded by his family.
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They've overcome adversity and often trauma to live lives of courage, resilience and grace.
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Motoring on through adversity seems, at this moment, like the macho thing to do.
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In the face of adversity, people everywhere came together to make their voices heard.
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No two lives are commensurate and not all adversity can be taken into account.
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SUPERNORMAL The Untold Story of Adversity and Resilience By Meg Jay, Ph.D. 387 pp.
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ONE MORE MAJOR for Petra Kvitova, who has come back so inspirationally from adversity.
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"In the second half, I just liked how we responded to adversity," Hart said.
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What is one supposed to do with oversized portraiture in the event of adversity?
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Org found that Latinas are well aware of the amount of adversity we face.
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It suggests a rugged and robust character, an individual who can cope with adversity.
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We have shown that adversity increases the risk of mental health disorders in adolescence.
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After cruising through the Mets' organization as a top prospect, Montero was finally facing adversity.
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And to be fair, both women overcame more adversity than any iceberg or Sith Lord.
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She's a regular person who has extraordinary focus, determination, and courage, and she's overcoming adversity.
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Or maybe, having typically faced less adversity than minorities, white people are simply less resilient.
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She spoke fondly of the last spell living in adversity in the final IS enclave.
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We overcame adversity, big plays by them, turnovers by us and all of those things.
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There's this huge range of people that have faced adversity and often you don't know.
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"This (adversity score) is literally affecting every application we look at," Quinlan told the Journal.
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In a conventional TV show, Georgia might heroically battle adversity to reconnect with her man.
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How the Brazilian slugger rebounds from this first taste of adversity remains to be seen.
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Apparently a little adversity hasn't stopped her from being at the top of her game.
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Sometimes in life you're chosen to go through adversity for the benefit of many others.
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But this is one of the core messages of the book: … adversity is an opportunity.
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Even those who are a few more generations removed from adversity sometimes find themselves stirred.
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Mr Yameen has weathered plenty of adversity, as the long list of his opponents attests.
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And, eventually, to make a home for her family in the midst of familial adversity.
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In particular, adults should focus on how those figures overcame adversity through determination and persistence.
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I'm most proud of never giving up on my dreams in the face of adversity.
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The amount of coral fluctuates depending on how often and how severely such adversity strikes.
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"Going through adversity or challenges in life, it really does make you stronger," he said.
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And she is no stranger to adversity or naysayers who think her pursuits are unattainable.
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A lot has changed since 2009, but Foursquare still remains, though not without some adversity.
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It was that Hollywood was more interested in celebrating feel-good tales of overcoming adversity.
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One of the priorities for the Hurricanes is to put the Bruins through some adversity.
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That tale of triumph against adversity makes it feel tailor-made for awards and acclaim.
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These sports films, like those starring men, are often about adversity and overcoming unspeakable odds.
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"You want to have a president who went through adversity in a campaign," Rubio said.
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Thanks to you, we have an appreciation for what's possible in the face of adversity.
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Exalt's unholy metal is dark and twisted tones paired with lyrics of adversity and imprisonment.
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I came out when I was 16, in high school, so I've experienced some adversity.
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The power of overcoming adversity, and being the best you can be with little resources.
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The second lesson, though, is that it is possible to mitigate the effects of adversity.
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They've been through a lot the last couple of years, always responded well from adversity.
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Her latest Instagram post meshes with the approach she has taken as she faces adversity.
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"We learned how to fight through adversity in this game," Auburn safety Tray Matthews said.
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When shaping your career, you may face adversity from those who think they know better.
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It helps me deal with adversity and it helps me raise my level of intensity.
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They've looked great all year, but how will they respond when postseason adversity inevitably arrives?
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But the videos also carry a message of overcoming great adversity through will and transformation.
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Modern Love There is the often facile social media narrative of overcoming adversity in marriage.
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For some children, a lower dose of adversity will lead to a toxic stress response.
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So they may already have a significant cumulative dose of adversity when they get here.
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And we have an opportunity, as a nation, to reduce the environmental sources of adversity.
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Ms. Penny, who oozes humor and easy conviviality, has overcome her fair share of adversity.
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It's a wonderful story of moral leadership in the face of adversity, moral heroism. Moral.
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The adversity Lieutenant Colonel Friend encountered during the war came not just from the enemy.
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College Board officials said that the impetus for the adversity score had come from colleges.
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And there is a dose response effect: The more adversity, the worse the health outcomes.
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Instead, let's enhance their capacity to handle stress and succeed in the face of adversity.
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You might find that books about overcoming adversity will be a comfort during Liebchen's convalescence.
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Despite the happy tenor of his music, his life was difficult and marked by adversity.
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While some people shared stories of triumph over adversity, others recalled random acts of kindness.
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They exhibit lower levels of stress and depression, cope better with adversity, and sleep better.
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"Through all the adversity I think I've learned a lot about myself," Strasburg told reporters.
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It takes passion, persistence and optimism in the face of adversity in order to succeed.
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SISYPHUS : It's just character-building adversity that, in the end, is gonna make me stronger.
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Nonfiction OPTION BFacing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding JoyBy Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant226 pp.
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Together, we set out to learn everything we could about how kids persevere through adversity.
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They exhibit lower levels of stress and depression, cope better with adversity and sleep better.
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Mostly, that we like to feel a sense of triumph over adversity, real or imagined.
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A hero needs adversity, and the extreme conditions and danger of the mountains provided that.
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"She left us with this amazing inspiration of a person that survived incredible adversity," he says.
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But every single loss provides us with an opportunity to handle some adversity the right way.
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Realistic power thinking to overcome adversity happens when you attach to and activate your core power.
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In the face of adversity, you have far fewer chances, a much smaller margin for error.
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We had a really great Freightliner Elite Support Ford; just kept getting caught in adversity, there.
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"We feel very proud of the players after the adversity of the match itself," he said.
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It's an inspiring reminder of how strong women can be when faced with adversity and disappointment.
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They're both women who have overcome great adversity to rise in their careers in state politics.
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In the face of adversity, sometimes, gritting your teeth and persevering can be the best option.
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I had a difficult childhood and was inspired by studying about successful people who'd overcome adversity.
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She has faced so much adversity and still stands up for her rights despite constant threats.
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I think a little bit of adversity for this team, it's not going to be bad.
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They shattered a lot of norms, and they did not shy away from controversy or adversity.
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What they've said, what they've done Dana, how they deal with adversity that comes to them.
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Resilience is the strength and speed of our response to adversity — and we can build it.
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It is really a universal trait, and it particularly manifests in times of extrema and adversity.
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Fortunately for them, the Blues have overcome enough adversity already this season to have a chance.
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Just from dealing with adversity, then coming out on the biggest stage and making an impact.
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Perpetual children, they face severe adversity — slavery, war, starvation – with upbeat attitudes and adorable lunch pails.
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That adversity seemed to encourage the Portuguese to battle even harder for their first major title.
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Business mastery begins with developing principals you can rely on during times of adversity and opportunity.
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Are we doing her a disservice by subscribing so closely to the importance of this adversity?
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There she goes through a very human experience of trial over adversity and overcoming self-doubt.
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Even with all the adversity throughout the game, we still had an opportunity at the end.
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Bundy knows nothing of the adversity faced by the entire race of people that he discredited.
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A solitary palm tree has become a symbol of resistance in the face of overwhelming adversity.
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In the face of adversity, a queer-friendly space can take on fresh importance and feeling.
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But the women of the project remain more committed than ever in the face of adversity.
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We have a bad stretch right now, this is the first real adversity that we've had.
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But its most loyal practitioners, including and perhaps especially in times of adversity, have been women.
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Clinton has certainly faced her own share of adversity and has become an even stronger leader.
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Some of the world's most successful people are also the best at dealing with adversity. 3.
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When they each faced adversity and difficult situations, they did not allow themselves to feel defeated.
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We've learned that all forms of adversity experienced by the dominated don't have the same impact.
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Those negative feelings rob you of confidence and undermine your ability to bounce back from adversity.
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In fact, after running Recharge for a couple of years, he's gotten well-acquainted with adversity.
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But she's not letting adversity take the wind out of her sails ahead of the Sept.
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For instance, in your entrance essay, it's important not to overplay tales of overcoming incredible adversity.
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And in the face of so much adversity, some of these children are coming out ahead.
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In junior college he found himself confronted by adversity: an injured UCL in his throwing arm.
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And what kind of adversity she would be up against and how would she handle it?
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In Vegas, Burns attempted to rebound from that first bit of adversity opposite Poland's Lukasz Sajewski.
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And New Yorkers, he says, are very resourceful: when faced with adversity, they find an alternative.
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However, in this time of adversity, he's come out fighting in defence of his fallen brother.
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But every time the campaign has faced adversity, he argued, it has risen to the challenge.
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When your business hasn't hit real adversity yet – everyone is a genius in a bull market.
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Stress and adversity weaken the brain's ability to learn and retain information, earlier research has found.
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Yet it is so often through the most unimaginable adversity that the most remarkable people flourish.
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"There's nothing wrong with a little adversity, especially at this point in the season," Desmond said.
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We had done several lessons on the value of showing perseverance in the face of adversity.
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Battling through adversity has been the name of the game for the Nationals all season long.
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Bloomberg extended his ability to adapt to change and adversity to his time as a CEO.
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Djokovic revealed how he snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in the face of adversity.
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García was not the only one Friday showing a certain mettle in the face of adversity.
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Instead, they've bravely fought for themselves and their families, and persevered in the face of adversity.
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It truly is a testament to their strength and perseverance in the setting of such adversity.
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"I feel like I have learned a ton from the adversity that I've experienced," Tolia said.
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I think there's something reassuring about having adversity, but that group, when that comes, pulling together.
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He dominated tennis despite adversity, and even won the World Table Tennis Championships along the way.
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Despite the grave adversity he faced during the war, Dotrice found a way to make people smile.
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Adversity has been thrown our way each and every game, but there no quit in this team.
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In her read of history, it is personal adversity rather than perpetual success that molds presidential temperament.
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Even turned inside out and against me, Latria still facilitates the power fantasy of, eventually, overcoming adversity.
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The story of a sentimental bad boy trying to keep it real in the face of adversity?
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" Nietzel wrote, "Measuring neighborhood adversity is not the same as assessing an individual student's resilience or grit.
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" — Oprah Winfrey "Though we tremble before uncertain futures, may we meet illness, death, and adversity with strength.
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"Mandela was a hero, an example of someone who overcame adversity to achieve significant change," Rhodes said.
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"All of us in this real world, where we operate, are going to face adversity," he says.
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Sometimes it's found in the alchemy of roses growing from concrete and wrestling adversity with superhuman strength.
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Then, she said, he read her a speech he'd given about overcoming adversity as a black scientist.
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Following the outbreak of World War II, American citizens of Japanese descent were faced with tremendous adversity.
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Another had overcome adversity to launch her career as a pharmacy resident and had plans to marry.
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That was really the first time he's had to deal with any adversity in this whole process.
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The fans know that we've worked really hard this year and we faced a lot of adversity.
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But once the real rapist confesses to the crime, Mr Wise is depicted as having overcome adversity.
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And thank you for reminding us that sometimes, you just gotta rage in the face of adversity.
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"There is nothing like adversity to fuel the fire, continue to grind, continue to work," he said.
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David Begnaud is opening up about how he overcame adversity after having Tourette's Syndrome as a child.
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"I definitely have been through my fair share of adversity," she said, according to the Charlotte Observer.
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"John knows that it's not supposed to be easy and you have to expect adversity," he said.
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Experience becomes a premium in the playoffs, when handling adversity is as important as handling a puck.
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We have to be able to corral that adversity and try and use it to our advantage.
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You stand with them in times of adversity but you call them out when they are wrong.
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Brits can always be relied on for their stoicism and dry wit in the face of adversity.
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"Put to the test, the United Kingdom has been resolute in the face of adversity," she said.
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Almost all have faced some type of adversity, including homelessness, foster care, drug abuse and teen pregnancy.
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And I think that is the revolution: to dare to be joyous in the face of adversity.
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You stand with them in times of adversity, but you call them out when they are wrong.
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I would say God definitely provided me with more adversity so I could stay in that mode.
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John Legend is one of the most celebrated stars around, but he's faced his share of adversity.
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This is a little adversity and it's tough, but we're better than this and we know it.
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Sityodtong is inspired by the Olympics and the way it presents athletes as people who overcome adversity.
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These days I'm all about love's triumph, adversity overcome, the peak scaled, the clarity after the rain.
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"When adversity hits, we just aren't handling it like a mature team," forward Denzel Valentine told reporters.
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Use your social platforms to share the incredible things we do despite the adversity we face. 35.
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Williams, it seemed, had moved into a new phase in her career and her approach to adversity.
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The aspirations in "Jerry Springer" are a little less classic than finding love or triumphing over adversity.
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To see that even under the most cynical of circumstances, love would find a way through adversity.
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But, if Faber has proved anything in his career it's his ability to bounce back from adversity.
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Because of such prejudices, and also because of economic adversity, farmers encourage their children to leave farming.
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The Rams were dealing with some of their first adversity in what has been a dominant season.
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Knowing the struggle of being an immigrant has also helped Shapiro excel in the face of adversity.
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Their wisdom and knowledge inspire me and teach me things like how adversity can become your advantage.
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Adversity supposedly reveals character, but David Stern's character is best revealed by his endless list of adversaries.
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Establish strategies based on your needs and priorities and stay determined to implement your strategies, despite adversity.
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The other focuses on supporting people who face adversity, whether its grief and loss, incarceration or divorce.
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In life, we all face unforgiving competition, unpredictable adversity, occasional betrayal, and too often: doubt and despair.
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The other is concern about the ability of Trump and his team to competently deal with adversity.
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" One thing Arbus claimed to have suffered from, as a child, was that "I never felt adversity.
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The earlier the experience of adversity in childhood, the greater the risk of poor mental health outcomes.
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Lance Armstrong defied the impossible and wrote an extraordinary tale of triumph over adversity into our collective history.
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The 29-year-old has had to overcome her fair share of adversity in the last three years.
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He became an inspiration to the world about what seemingly could be done in the face of adversity.
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He faced adversity his whole life and during all those times he said suicide was never an option.
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Now I want to see which leader will demonstrate virtue, honor and courage in the face of adversity.
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"It's been a rough year, but I've dealt with a lot of adversity in my career," Shields said.
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These personality changes were unrelated to the adults' experience of life adversity: resilience, not crisis, was the norm.
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When Christo discusses his work, it is always a discussion of endurance, of overcoming adversity for art's sake.
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This measurement is being referred to by college admissions officers as an "adversity score," according to the Journal.
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I was thinking I could take stories about people surviving adversity and create art out of the pain.
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I overcame my adversity and I need to share my experiences and hope with those who need it.
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At its heart, Discovery is about maintaining the core mission of Star Fleet in the midst of adversity.
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Their loss should remind us that love can be found, and endure, in the face of terrible adversity.
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Despite the drama's less-than-glowing reviews, Hathaway chose to ignore the adversity and stand by her work.
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And overcoming that adversity requires a different set of tools than those on display in the Nike ad.
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Such tones are hard to learn, suggesting Krio was not merely an emergency language cobbled together in adversity.
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During that difficult time, I learned that each of us has control over how we respond to adversity.
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It is during the times of greatest adversity that integrity, humanity and compassion are hardest, and needed most.
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As Angie Schmitt writes for Streetsblog, these are mistakenly cast as feel-good stories about workers overcoming adversity.
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Her bib number would come to represent fearlessness in the face of adversity for female runners ever since.
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Children who are exposed to abuse and adversity experience heightened levels of toxic stress, Racine said by email.
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"In the midst of adversity is when creativity emerges, it is when social innovation is born," Zapata said.
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Aside from the opening-night injury, both he and the team faced no real adversity throughout the year.
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People in "Make America Great Again" hats and Trump shirt applauded as the President slammed succumbing to adversity.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that the author of Zero Adversity Training is Michael Russ.
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Being well-behaved is usually what Black female characters have to fall back on when they face adversity.
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That fighting spirit, in the face of such adversity, is relatable enough for most Americans at this point.
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"We're going to have to (overcome adversity) to beat this team," the 23-year-old Schwartz told reporters.
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In keeping with the album's title, Fortune's discography has been marked by adversity with an almost uncanny regularity.
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However, adversity yields opportunity and I ask for your support in my battle to overcome these personal issues.
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He headed to the United States with the confidence of an athlete who has already conquered considerable adversity.
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Overall, the researchers had data on nearly 27.2,21000 adolescents with accidental injuries and 22,217 with adversity-related injuries.
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Other people chose to have courage in the face adversity and to stand up and show their support.
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Maybe it's a fourth-liner, or a long-time backup goalie, or someone who has overcome extreme adversity.
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Ask your VC to walk you through his or her philosophy on dealing with adversity, with specific examples.
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"I've said this before, the best thing for this team is adversity," Thunder coach Billy Donovan told reporters.
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Collins liked the idea of letting him continue, reasoning that a little adversity might not be so bad.
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While some welcomed the adversity score, the decision was received poorly by many schools, students, and outside critics.
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The Los Angeles Clippers are fighting through their first stretch of adversity this season with two consecutive losses.
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"When you were her friend, you (were) her friend through all adversity," activist Shaun King said on Twitter.
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It takes intellectual stamina to stay open, as a leader and a mind, to absorb information and adversity.
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And so, when faced with any adversity to obtaining something it wants, the Internet always finds a way.
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"The positive results show the sector's strength in the face of adversity," said Antonio Camardelli, head of Abiec.
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McQueen presents each woman as resilient, capable of standing up in the face of adversity—cunning and strong.
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Yet out of that adversity and tension they produced their most varied record, and one of their best.
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"I'm sure he's going to have good days and bad days, there's going to be adversity," Maccagnan said.
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Learning to see adversity as an advantage is a powerful way for leaders to think, learn and grow.
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Adversity can become your advantage too if you choose to persevere and learn from the challenges you face.
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And tell me when you have faced any level of adversity, and how did you deal with it?
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Faced with adversity, I have learned to reflect, select, revise, edit, and most of all, keep moving forward.
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The 6 Steps to Turning Setbacks Into Advantages People experience six distinct stages of turning adversity into growth.
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It's not the first time that I'm facing this kind of adversity so to say, or a challenge.
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I came up to 170 [pounds], overcame my adversity, now you want this trilogy, it's on my terms.
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However, even critics will admit that in the face of extreme adversity, there may be no better option.
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Nadine Burke Harris: Childhood adversity literally gets under our skin and has the potential to change our health.
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Ms. Fraticelli, who hopes to return to nursing next year, explained that her family meets adversity head-on.
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Another talked about how one must be diligent in the face of adversity at school and in life.
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Both 1996 and 2017 are examples of British (and Mancunian) determination in the face of adversity and tragedy.
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I'm currently reading "Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience and Finding Joy," by Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant.
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Kadri faced adversity in his early years, but he has since answered Babcock's challenge to become better defensively.
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The newspaper publisher says yes: This is the inspirational story of a man who has triumphed over adversity.
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Yet it's also gotten me thinking about smaller scale forms of adversity, and how we best face them.
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My own personal narrative has always been one of overcoming adversity and remaining strong for those around me.
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Throughout Australia's modern history, we have been proud of our capacity to respond to disaster and endure adversity.
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She is proof that one person can indeed make a difference, even in the face of great adversity.
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After experiencing the pain that comes from loss and learning of ways to respond to it, Sandberg teamed with psychologist Adam Grant to publish the book, Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy and its accompanying website to help those facing adversity in relation to a loved one.
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The sense of struggle and triumph over adversity that made the first volume so compelling is inevitably missing here.
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The characters that I choose have definitely been [about] what inspires me, which is people who persevere through adversity.
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Strongly identifying with your culture or heritage could buffer against symptoms of anxiety, particularly in the face of adversity.
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And I wonder -- you know, you&aposve had a lot of adversity as you point out in your book.
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"I can tell you that my community has been incredibly strong in the face of this adversity," she said.
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That polarization makes it easy to miss the adversity that Bisping has beaten through stubborn resolve and sheer longevity.
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No Strangers to Adversity Besides sharing DNA, both Miller and Miranda have faced great challenges in their young lives.
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"Whenever we are going through adversity, we should be able to overcome it," said Bradley, who scored 13 points.
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At the conclusion of her story of overcoming adversity and becoming a successful blogger, she appeals to her readers.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday said the market has fooled the bears as stocks continue to power through adversity.
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"The difference maker we talk about is how you respond to adversity, how you respond to struggle," Price said.
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Helping one another, and all needy people, in times of adversity is an important part of their religious culture.
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But even in the face of adversity, SoundCloud offers a differentiated product from that of Spotify or Apple Music.
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"We've been through some adversity, being undermanned, but you can't dwell on that or it overwhelms you," Wilson said.
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Qwant too, then, is hoping for a better Apple to emerge as a result of a little market adversity.
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"I have faced so much adversity in my life that it prepared me for stand up comedy," she reflects.
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I'm raising kids who are not sheltered from adversity but who have the strength to meet it head on.
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Rituals can help humans cope with adversity, yet few rituals have been developed to address climate change's profound disturbances.
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" Instead of hearing, "I'm proud of my accomplishments in the face of adversity," the men heard, "You're all MONSTERS.
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Resolving to confront the adversity I was also facing, I drove myself to rise from my own personal bottom.
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Being a rock star requires triumphing over some kind of adversity—whether that's an addiction or poverty or abuse.
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Almost every character is given a redemption arc, or a chance to prove their strength in times of adversity.
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We all live together in a giant, perfect world that sometimes makes us forget how to deal with adversity.
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But during his life, even in the face of great adversity, he did not cower; he did not quit.
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" A statement from his publicist on his Facebook account said he had gone through "a recent time of adversity.
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The feline has now become an online poster child for resilience, adapting to adversity with strength, resolve and sass.
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She made power beautiful and adversity visible — necessary images for women going through the physical change of their lives.
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But much as they have all season, the Coyotes turned prosperity into adversity, leading to two easy Dallas goals.
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His team, with comparatively fewer resources and with substantially less of the ball, had squeezed victory out of adversity.
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" A statement from his publicist on his Facebook account said he had gone through "a recent time of adversity.
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"If I had to choose a theme for this year's festival, it would be overcoming adversity," Ms. King said.
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Muhammad wants young people of every background to see his life as proof that adversity can make you stronger.
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"I'm pleased with the way our guys fought back and dealt with some adversity," Clemson coach Brad Brownell said.
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"I've always thought adversity reveals the character ofyour team," Trojans coach Clay Helton said in a Sunday media teleconference.
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Remember, too, that Latinos are feeling the sharp pain of economic adversity that Trump has convincingly promised to change.
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And when people at work see you unswervingly living your values, even in times of adversity, it's downright inspiring.
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Wagner wrote that her family's military background taught her to put her head down in the face of adversity.
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Yen plays a modest, well-respected Wing Chu master who stood up for justice in the face of adversity.
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About 14 percent of people without any of these forms of adversity smoked, researchers report in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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With each added disadvantage, smoking rates climbed, rising to 58 percent among people with all six forms of adversity.
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"Whenever we are going through adversity, we should be able to overcome it," said Bradley, who scored 27.6 points.
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The death of a parent is "adversity"; the word "resilience" is used six times, while "grieving" makes one appearance.
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"We all hit a wall, went through adversity, losing that many games in a row," forward Christian Jones said.
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Ponce said she is focused on becoming more resilient and "embracing adversity" - not the man who destroyed her identity.
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No matter the adversity, he's cleared hurdles that would have spelled the end for many of his peers' careers.
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Enter the wolf: Post encounters no adversity in his trek besides this scary-ass wolf emerging from the rubble.
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The theater of it all is really what appealed to me initially and the element of triumph over adversity.
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You are part of a long lineage of people who have shown great resilience in the face of adversity.
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You have to weed out victims and look for people who are learners that evolve when faced with adversity.
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When asked if she has had to overcome adversity to get to where she is, Rose has denied it.
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A score of 50 is an average level of disadvantage; higher scores mean a student has faced more adversity.
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It is up to the college how to use the adversity measure or whether to use it at all.
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" But research clearly establishes that adversity is the rule, even if those experiencing it feel alienated and "not normal.
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In the face of such adversity, it's little wonder that Britain's meat-eaters appear to be losing their appetites.
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Last week, Dr. Burke Harris's book, "The Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity," was published.
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Despite the overarching steeled-by-adversity template into which she wedges these stories, each retains its own intrinsic drama.
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Banlog, and millions of women like her, are acting as shock absorbers for family units in times of adversity.
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Sylvester went through a lot of adversity, and we're still dealing with that when it comes to personal freedom.
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I think I've really just become a stronger pitcher through all the adversity that I've had to go through.
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Tens of thousands of workers in and around the capital were here legally because of adversity in their homeland.
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We have been with you … in adversity, and by the help of God will be with you in prosperity.
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An engine for change There are so many life stories of people who have not been limited by adversity.
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Just two months from our launch, Brilliant was suddenly faced with adversity from an unexpected source: its own government.
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" Clues: a knee brace; a diploma; a Taurus constellation; "A tough year with a lot of obstacles and adversity.
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Michigan State The Spartans are already dealing with adversity, but Coach Tom Izzo is always up for overcoming obstacles.
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They endured the adversity they faced because they were committed to caring and providing for themselves and their families.
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So I believe that Uber will go through some of this adversity the way that many great companies do.
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Childhood is a sensitive and vulnerable period; experiences of trauma and adversity can produce harm that endures into adulthood.
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The point of advertising is obviously not to faithfully recreate adversity or the human complexity of our cultural icons.
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"What we didn't know is how these risks are "inherited," or specifically what is the chain of events from a parent experiencing adversity in childhood to their own children experiencing adversity early in development," Sheri Madigan of the University of Calgary and Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute in Canada said by email.
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But at the first sign of adversity, the Stars pounced and the Islanders wilted for a 3-0 Dallas win.
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" After dealing with so much adversity, he says, "I have no idea how I made it up to this point.
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Is the president responding to this adversity by bearing down and helping his nominal allies in Congress get stuff done?
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Ms. Lewis wants them to be strong and, more important, to hold onto their optimism in the face of adversity.
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"She had me at 16 and has fought through adversity to make it to where she is today," he says.
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The Broncos finished first in total defense, pass defense and sacks this season while carrying the team through all adversity.
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If she can get through that, no type of adversity can hold me back from what I want to achieve.
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She titled her album Never Lost My Way — a reminder for those tempted to give up to push through adversity.
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But the actor has also faced his fair share of adversity and has publicly struggled through divorces and drug addictions.
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Humble yet assured, with backs straight and chins up, they shared how they persevered in the face of extreme adversity.
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It's not news: Any real geek knows "diversity overcomes adversity" was an unspoken theme of Star Trek from the start.
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We wear adversity like a badge of honor because the truth is that Black folks are disproportionately affected by it.
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Born in Sweden to a Bosnian Muslim and a Croatian Catholic, Zlatan is no stranger to adversity and being different.
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"True friendship, they say, must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity to be worthy of its name," he said.
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I've also come to realize that one of the most inspiring things to me is when people persevere through adversity.
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He had faced adversity in the form of Tommy John, and had returned just as much an ace as before.
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The team, and Abdul-Rahim – who is now an assistant coach at the University of Maryland – are pushing past adversity.
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This is it, and a blueprint for many, many other young people in the league: How do you handle adversity?
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" In Saturday's statement, Troyer's family wrote: "During this recent time of adversity he was baptized while surrounded by his family.
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But if you remain patient in adversity and conscious of Him – this, behold, is something to set one's heart upon.
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"The movie is about people trying to take care of each other in the face of terrible adversity," he continued.
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"All the adversity we've been through … we stuck together as a family and got the job done," Irvin told reporters.
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Although some children recover from adversity, traumatic experiences can result in significant disruption of normal development, researchers note in Pediatrics.
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Too often, education policy zips from one fad to another, neglecting the deeper reasons why adversity leads to poor outcomes.
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" She also tweeted about the crash, writing, "If adversity makes you stronger I think I'm the Hulk at this point….
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But yet, he thrives on adversity, and his poll numbers indicate he is a Teflon candidate who has no peer.
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"We went through a lot of adversity and we were able to overcome each challenge thrown our way," Murray said.
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And the Giants appear to have a new attitude when confronted with adversity: They have decided to go down fighting.
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More recently, the College Board tried to level the playing field by introducing an "adversity score" metric to the SATs.
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Popular history emphasizes neatness and inevitable triumph in the face of adversity, and Grant's presidency was neither neat nor triumphant.
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Twenty years later, they're all large fans of that record, not least because it represents a triumph over abject adversity.
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They crowd around it, linked together by adversity, expectantly leaning forward into the pool of a different kind of universe.
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Some people would claim that Sunderland supporters thrive on adversity, and that it strengthens the sense of community among them.
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But Derek Carr took everything in stride, handled every bit of adversity and made play after play after spectacular play.
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We may continuously face adversity, but there are always means to positively affect progress—be it personally, politically, or globally.
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This approach is important for every student, and it is especially urgent for students facing the most adversity and instability.
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Here's what I have done throughout my life when I have faced adversity and fear is beginning to take hold.
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There's always going to be a moment of adversity that you have to deal with and he minimized the damage.
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But we do know that after a certain dose of adversity, most kids begin to have some type of symptomatology.
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The Six Stages of Making Setbacks Work in Your Favor People experience six distinct stages of turning adversity into growth.
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Still, the adversity, for many, was no match to the sense of liberation that has come from living their truth.
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For my kids there was an extremely strong thread: So many were being exposed to very high doses of adversity.
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We are the City of New York, and New York in adversity towers above any other city in the world.
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That is the one ingredient that Q.S.I.'s bottomless wealth cannot buy, of course: that obduracy, that strength in adversity.
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Barkley said it was motivating to him to see how Stephanie got her start and how she responded to adversity.
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We can take hope from research showing that most children do thrive and overcome adversity, even after such a loss.
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Ms. Sandberg's book, "Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience and Finding Joy," written with Adam Grant, was published in April.
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Amidst the smoke and rubble and ruin, we also caught a glimpse of America's resolve in the face of adversity.
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Check out the video ... Ortiz took pics with everyone, signed autographs and even gave a motivational speech about overcoming adversity.
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Recently Steel abandoned her predictable contemporary world of the rich and famous overcoming adversity, and ventured back into the Regency.
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Adversity and trauma are not unique to our state or nation — they are experienced in every corner of the world.
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When she sang about unrequited love, adversity or pride in the Romany culture, her voice was a caldron of emotions.
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But that nearly 140-year quest for peace and freedom across the border has been marred by bloodshed and adversity.
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Scaramucci has definitely learned from his mistakes and has proven his success by fighting adversity and coming out on top.
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What the president likes are folks who have demonstrated some sort of courage to stand strong in face of adversity.
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Resilience is the process of adapting well in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, threats or significant sources of stress.
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"We've stayed together as a group and a team and gone through adversity and success together," Coach Todd Bowles said.
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In addition to creating memorable works, an artist serves to galvanize and motivate future creatives in the face of adversity.
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As long as what you're involved in has meaning to you, that can push you through all sorts of adversity.
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"When you first start to experience adversity, it's not that big of a deal," Tolia said on the new podcast.
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After a third-period benching against Switzerland in group play, Lafrenière encountered the first real adversity of his young career.
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Even in the face of adversity, the BME LGBTQ community can unapologetically celebrate our multiple identities at UK Black Pride.
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"It honors our child's commitment to being who she is despite adversity," Shah said of their decision to file the lawsuit.
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So upbeat did Swinney remain in the face of adversity, few of his teammates knew the extent of his family's dysfunction.
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The exports-first response to the adversity of the late 1990s is a refinement of a tried-and-trusted German model.
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We think human nature is inherently cooperative, and that tragedy and adversity actually bring out the best in most of us.
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And you're like, yeah, that doesn't really change the underlying problem" "It's phrenology, but we've added an adversity score to it.
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How can standing up to adversity with your chin stubbornly out and your back straight be a sign of toxic masculinity?
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But it's that absolute dedication amid adversity that keeps them focused and enables them to reach the end goal, he said.
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But the leadership provided by our two countries through the special relationship has done more than win wars and overcome adversity.
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I've heard the stories of adversity that young women are trying to overcome in order to break into the fashion world.
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If it refuses to disclose how adversity scores are calculated, the College Board should not expect the public to accept them.
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This means learning how to communicate effectively, be a leader, face adversity, work more productively, and start our days off right.
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Craven says Sansa's strength comes from her ability to face and overcome adversity without compromising the positive traits that define her.
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"Broken Glass" is for all the people who are facing adversity and willing themselves to see the other side of it.
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For the past 2 seasons, the adversity we faced is proof that we're not just teammates but indeed brothers for life.
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Of course, that's not to say the role Dat Dog played in transforming the community aesthetic did not come without adversity.
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Nike tapped Kaepernick for the 30th anniversary of its "Just Do It" advertising to reinforce the campaign's message of overcoming adversity.
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Along with her book, she's also launching a nonprofit whose goal is to "change the conversation around adversity," Sandberg's representatives say.
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"You have got tough times, you have got adversity, you have got to rise up," Kansas State coach Bruce Weber said.
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"Obviously a lot of hard work went into it, a lot of adversity, a lot of ups and downs," she said.
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Tacoma is a tense thriller about how people deal with adversity, set in a future defined in part by corporate greed.
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"I know when I was at my lowest, other people's music inspired me and their stories of overcoming adversity," he says.
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"Rather than being a story of a singular genius overcoming adversity, the book is a paean to collaboration," noted Publishers Weekly.
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This incredible rejuvenation happened because of the heroic acts undertaken by individuals who acted as saviors in the face of adversity.
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I truly believe that one of the best ways to overcome adversity is using it as an opportunity to serve others.
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"In the face of adversity, Kevin's dedicated faith, devotion to family and sharp wit never faltered," Chatterjee said in a release.
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When I look back on the past 10 years, I see that I learned the most from those moments of adversity.
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Startups, unlike many other kinds of projects (like learning to play music), simply require the right timing and dosage of adversity.
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Thus, people who have been faced with higher levels of adversity have had more challenges and are at a higher risk.
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Out of the oven comes my loaf of adversity, and when smeared in butter and jam while still warm, it's delicious.
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When faced with adversity, the option of throwing in the towel and giving up becomes more attractive as the problem grows.
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That isolation has girded villagers well for the trials of rural life, and even the architecture is purpose-built for adversity.
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He is an archetype of the principled dissident: uncompromising in the face of power, generous to his comrades, unbowed by adversity.
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Technology stocks fell Friday on continued negative sentiment about the US-China trade relationship, regulation and a general adversity to risk.
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It motivated them to fight through adversity and to allow themselves to be pushed past what they thought they could achieve.
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Dr. Nadine Burke Harris's book "The Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity" describes the science very well.
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"It's a very powerful, triumphant story of courageous athletes who overcame tremendous social adversity to go on to greatness," Kendrick said.
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"If you want to be successful in life, you have to persist in the face of seemingly unending adversity," he said.
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"EVERY ADVERSITY BRINGS WITH IT THE SEED OF AN EQUIVALENT ADVANTAGE, " writes Hill, whose son Blair was born with no ears.
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Language is important, and Reyes's actions shouldn't be rewritten, as is so common in sports media, as simply adversity to overcome.
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The adversity of being two goals down, after scores by Toni Kroos and Mario Gomez, only seemed to rouse young Alli.
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It is the challenge that our free society faces and the strength of being able to recover and grow from adversity.
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But more importantly, black history is also rich in its history of struggle, strength, and hope in the face of adversity.
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Throughout Leah's battle, the country seemed captivated by her maturity, at her very young age, and her ability to overcome adversity.
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Jaques was motivated by the girls' tenacity, determination, and passion in spite of the adversity they are forced to endure daily.
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Even hedonist philosophers like Epicurus recognized that living well involves exercising wise judgement, restraint and self-control, and accepting inevitable adversity.
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And he loves the American people far too much to let any form of adversity stand in the way of service.
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I've always wondered about leaders such as Martin Luther King, Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, who challenged adversity and spit in its face.
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That's hardly the adversity faced by Sunderland, but in the cricket-crazed city of Mumbai, the pressure to repeat is enormous.
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Explain. Now, read the article, "SAT's New 'Adversity Score' Will Take Students' Hardships Into Account," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Gustavo and Virginia go on to discuss how much they love their partners, and how that love helps them overcome adversity.
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"Adversity is the best teacher," Kevin Haley, Under Armour's executive vice president for strategy, said about the company's experience in 239.
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Although there is not a whole lot of white-knuckle terror happening, Marie's life is nonetheless a grueling fight against adversity.
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Recognizing childhood adversity as a risk factor for how we're going to deal with stress in the present is really important.
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He's come back from personal adversity often using street theater and satire to illustrate the hypocrisy of our current drug laws.
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Pua says she has faced a lot of adversity both in pageantry and aviation but says it only made her stronger
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And his personal triumphs over adversity may help set him apart from Mr. Trudeau, the son of a former prime minister.
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Although not quite as dramatic as its comeback on Wednesday, Oregon had to overcome plenty of adversity to force overtime Thursday.
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So much of life is about girding oneself against disappointment and adversity, but must those lessons begin freshman year at MIT?
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"Michaela's journey resonated with me deeply as both an artist and an activist who understands adversity," Madonna said in a statement.
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How do you weigh the dangers of your job, and how do you push your reporting forward in moments of adversity?
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Welcome, in these Brexit-tossed times, to King's Cross, and to one of London's most fascinating stories of adversity and renewal.
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Former FBI Director James Comey tweeted a quote Wednesday about power being a better gauge of a person's character than adversity.
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SohoMuse founder Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin adds: "She's been able to overcome incredible adversity in her life" after her late husband's death.
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It's an honest and passionate recounting that will inspire entrepreneurs and everyone else to be brave in the face of adversity.
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Katz and Bohbot are cheerleaders, not critics, and there's little room for introspection in this breathless tale of triumph over adversity.
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The honey badger became internet famous after a video with cheeky narration showed it persevering in the face of extreme adversity.
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So that was the adversity, but that was kind of short lived and had no effect on me because I had friends.
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Palmer's patience and perseverance in the face of adversity, sharpened by 12 years of disappointment, was on display in the fourth quarter.
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We're paying attention to details and it's not easy back-to-back with travel and all this adversity that we are facing.
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Like a blacksmith's molding of a red-hot iron, adversity is a trial by fire that refines leaders and sharpens their game.
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Although we can't know for sure, it's doubtful that adversity scores measure the influence of parents, siblings, and mentors on a student.
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We know the odds and the adversity we've been through, but we dohave the tournament to look forward to in Kansas City.
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After years of horrific adversity, that is the kind of powerful person Ned Stark's (Sean Bean) oldest daughter has fought to become.
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Lili Kobielski is a New York City–based photojournalist whose work often explores the complex social issues surrounding adversity in America today.
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You seem to think that you're projecting confidence, and that we'll be impressed by your steely resolve in the face of adversity.
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"We've been really consistent all year and this is the first time we've been facing some adversity," Senators captain Erik Karlsson said.
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The inspiring new film has all the makings of an award winner: a true story of triumph in the face of adversity.
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A 1013s study laid the groundwork, however, for an understanding of adversity that suggests it poses a pervasive threat to public health.
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Together with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, he surveyed more than 17,000 adult patients about 10 areas of childhood adversity.
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Many doctors—even those persuaded by research on adversity—have raised concerns about the lack of established protocols for treating childhood trauma.
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Still, the female Silicon Valley will need to be careful in considering how it portrays the adversity women face in the industry.
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"It should be emphasized that LGBTQ youth are incredibly resilient, but they unfortunately face poor mental health outcomes and adversity," Vance added.
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As he demonstrated in Burlington, Mr Biden is a polished turn, with moderate instincts and an impressive history of courage in adversity.
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To destroy your enemy, you need to destroy their spirits, their icons, the images of themselves that help them stand against adversity.
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"We worked so hard, not only in the offseason but throughout the year battling adversity," Bernard said in the postgame press conference.
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She taught us how to handle adversity and how to rise to every challenge, especially when shrinking back is your first instinct.
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"Michaela's journey resonated with me deeply as both an artist and an activist who understands adversity," the singer said in a statement.
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"We admire the resilience and strength of Filipino people in battling adversity and building a more prosperous and secure future," he continued.
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"The situation at Atac is serious, but we are not frightened by adversity and we will move ahead," said Raggi on Facebook.
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Camaraderie: When someone shares your values and endures adversity with you, over hundreds or thousands of hours, a strong bond can form.
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Sandberg shares many of those insights in "Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy, " which she co-authored with Grant.
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That said, Fisher has faced his share of adversity in the past few weeks with his eye injury and Arnold's knee injury.
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We battled through adversity together — me, my parents, Jorge and Betzabeth, and my little brother Andres — in search of a better life.
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Koehler, who said he has "dealt with adversity my whole life," was asked if he agreed with the decision to demote him.
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I know a lot of comedians whose comedy, their sense of humor, is a symptom of adversity that they experienced as children.
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We're going to face adversity throughout the next few weeks and we have to be able to respond, so that was good.
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Trump's leadership style over the last few days does not just shed light on his character when it is tested by adversity.
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During his sit-down interview on stage, he dovetailed Amazon's triumph-over-adversity talking points with his own tenants for business success.
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On the bench, discuss things like location, mixing up pitches, holding runners on and dealing with adversity when things aren't going well.
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Groce, recognizing his team's good starts, told reporters after theMichigan loss, ''We have to start responding to adversity better in the secondhalf.
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Attention to the intellectual tradition behind the exam, however, reveals its true political and cultural implications, and those of the adversity score.
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The "adversity score" is an admission that the SAT cannot fulfill the hope of a cleanly meritocratic society, governed by deep thinkers.
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You get that from playing week in, week out at the intensity levels and the adversity that you face in Super Rugby.
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Christmas films "deliver what the audience wants - a romance, a happy ending - some adversity and conflict, but not a lot," Bricke said.
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It's part of what keeps them going in the face of tremendous adversity — and part of what makes them attractive to VCs.
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The Landscape data will be available to both students and schools, whereas the "adversity score" would have been available only to colleges.
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She reports that, to date, 32 states, and Washington, D.C., have conducted studies to evaluate levels of childhood adversity among their residents.
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"This year has been filled with adversity, and one of the things we're learning is how to respond to it," Marshall said.
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With it, we can aspire once again to the greatness that fearless generations before us have shown in the face of adversity.
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Following Goldberg's death, she co-wrote the book "Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience and Finding Joy" that was published this year.
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Gentrification and history, hope and adversity collide on the triangular corner of Lafayette and Michigan Ave—the birthplace of the Coney Island.
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It morphed throughout Japanese culture until it began to represent a kind of extreme bravery and resistance in the face of adversity.
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Mullin always appreciated how Carnesecca — still, at 93, a patriarchal presence around St. John's — became less demanding in the face of adversity.
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This is an extremely well-coached team of veteran players who have all suffered through various forms of adversity in their careers.
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Your Questions about the New Adversity Score on the SAT, Answered What factors does it consider, and is it based on research?
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Grunewald considered her scars a sign of her ability to handle adversity and encouraged others on social media to do the same.
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Perhaps someday we might be able to protect young people exposed to violence and adversity by supplementing them with neuroprotective growth factors.
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Ordinarily, this should be a time for the Russians to celebrate its wins despite encountering such adversity before this year's Olympic Games.
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That's relatively normal adversity, the kind that can forge growth but is more difficult to see, feel, and get riled up by.
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"I very much believe in the opportunity lying behind adversity is very important for any company, any entity, any initiative," he said.
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Kudos to the Cheeca Lodge for its swift comeback from adversity and for keeping its employees on the payroll as it renovated.
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He reminded Americans that the United States is a great country — one with a history of succeeding in the face of adversity.
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For example, childhood poverty and adversity fundamentally alter brain development, leaving an indelible mark that increases people's risk of illness in adulthood.
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They are primed to build lasting relationships with peers and adults, shape their identities, lead activist causes and recover from past adversity.
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Last week, he released a seven-minute, direct-to-supporter video reaffirming his commitment to his political revolution and to overcoming adversity.
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"Their strength through adversity serves as a model for all who seek to make our world just and peaceful," Ms. Kennedy said.
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Ronga was detained to help prevent "violence, strikes, economic adversity and social indiscipline" according to court documents laying out his detention order.
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Even the most self-disciplined can fall prey to a food or drug addiction under the right mix of adversity and stress.
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" FCC commissioner Ajit Pai tweeted to Trebek, "Your determination to #BeatCancer and good spirits in the face of adversity inspire us all.
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" Staiti argues that Copley, adopting the style of Italian Renaissance masters, "aggrandized Watson's personal adversity" to emphasize "heroic valor, with Christian overtones.
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"We look at a check list every single game, and adversity is one of the (categories)," Ducks right winger Corey Perry said.
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To Dr. Brody, the implication was that something suffers in the immune systems of people who persevere in the face of adversity.
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She wanted to crack the whip on me, but she knew I would bounce at the first sign of adversity from her.
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Because income and social resources are inextricably linked to health, the poverty experienced by black Americans makes health adversity even more likely.
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That moment when Mr. Met overcame adversity and flipped the bird at some hecklers despite having only four fingers on each hand.
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Defacing Adversity: The Life and Times of Roberto Lugo continues at Wexler Gallery (201 North 3rd Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) through June 11.
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As if 12 seasons of adversity weren't trying enough, Palmer had to go into overtime to hand the Packers a 26-20 defeat.
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But some advocates and experts think the board's new "adversity score" might just be another number that can't possibly show the full picture.
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There are concerns that strong crosswinds could cut the gourd's flight short but Team Chucky, straight outta Asbury, New Jersey, thrives on adversity.
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Our data suggests that despite past childhood adversity and trauma, performing artists value creative experiences and are able to achieve optimal flow experiences.
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Yale University was one of the schools that tried using the adversity scores as it worked to increase socioeconomic diversity on its campus.
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Your strength and your ability to let the beauty in your spirit shine through, even in the midst of adversity, is tremendously inspiring!!
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I grew up in Southern California, some 1,500 miles west of Houston, in a city that also knows a great deal about adversity.
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In addition to outlining Auggie's journey, Wonder is a moving treatise on the power of extreme kindness in the face of unthinkable adversity.
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Nadirah wrote a personal statement explaining why she thought she could succeed and the coaches collected news articles about the adversity she'd overcome.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has almost completed a new book, which will focus on healing from adversity and coping with those difficult circumstances.
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"I've faced opposition in a number of scenarios, but my voice continued to grow in intensity as I faced more adversity," he continued.
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"It's a beautiful story of an underdog (no pun intended) and how we can learn from adversity," Dafoe told PEOPLE about the film.
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Instead, what I'm interested in is the similar fury that both men displayed upon having to deal with an adversity they hadn't expected.
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As Ms Sotomayor said, it seemed Mr Layton was put in service to "manufactur[e] adversity" and permit the case to go forward.
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But Here Comes the Sun is also a story about resilience and identity, the will to persevere in the face of extreme adversity.
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Looking back at those last eight months, I'm incredibly proud of myself for being resilient and overcoming adversity to get to this point.
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Over the past two years, Mr Trump has shown that he reacts to any adversity by lashing out without regard to the consequences.
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The book, which Refinery29 excerpted this spring, tells the stories of women in tech who have faced and overcome adversity in the field.
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We just want the world to know that there was a group of young people who were brave enough to face extreme adversity.
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But afterwards, her camera became both her therapeutic and artistic tool, guiding her through mental turmoil and the adversity that surrounded her everywhere.
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You need to be proud of them how they handle the challenge and the adversity that comes with it from time to time.
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There's a lot of adversity that you face on a day-to-day basis, and you don't realize it until you go away.
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Even in adversity, though, Mr. Fass, whose show airs Thursday nights at midnight, can be counted on for a pithy take on things.
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Redditor SunshineBuzz posted their little sister's school assignment to write about a person who overcame physical limitations and adversity to accomplished great things.
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"She Persisted" will feature stories of 13 American women who have overcome adversity to make important contributions to society, she said on Twitter.
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The use of art as a coping mechanism and a call to action in the face of adversity is, of course, nothing new.
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For the past two years, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and I have been studying what it takes to face adversity and build resilience.
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But leadership is born in adversity, and those of us in Latino media will be watching which leaders emerge to lead the fight.
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I've found strength from God and used that in the face of adversity so that my wife and children can rely on me.
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But as Ridley and others would remind you: Some of them were telling stories of upheaval, systemic injustice, and defying adversity all along.
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Goffin, 25, with a slight build and unflashy style, wins matches by outthinking his opponents and keeping a cool head when adversity hits.
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Audra Smith, head coach of women's basketball at Clemson University The kind of athlete I'm looking for is one who can handle adversity.
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Strength isn't something you can force on people; it's something you earn by demonstrating it time and again in the face of adversity.
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" Stone himself said, "Here's the only saving grace: It is in times of adversity that you find out who your real friends are.
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But then there was a stunning improvement that suggested a commitment all the more noteworthy in light of significant adversity in his family.
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In response to this adversity, more transgender politicians have begun to fight back and try to make positive change from within the government.
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Her hope, she continues, is that her victory reminds young people, and especially young women, to be brave in the face of adversity.
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The commitment that these men have to their future says a lot about the perseverance of human spirit in the face of adversity.
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In Game 4 of the National League Championship Series on Wednesday at Dodger Stadium, the Cubs confronted actual adversity for the first time.
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It's been 331 days since that fateful night, when the then-undefeated Judoka got her first taste of real adversity in the Octagon.
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In a related Opinion essay, Thomas Chatterton Williams writes: No two lives are commensurate and not all adversity can be taken into account.
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The adversity score is based on data from the Census Bureau, crime data from the F.B.I., and other sources, College Board officials said.
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These are many forms of adversity that, on their own, modify the way the brain develops and modify a slew of risk factors.
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Far too many continue to face adversity today as a result of time spent in residential schools, and for that we are sorry.
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No strangers to spitting venom in the face of adversity, though, the crew will forge ahead on the shoulders of their fallen brothers.
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"I want to make sure that they actually experience adversity, because that's the way real careers and real characters are molded," he said.
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She's just published a book, "The Deepest Well: Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity," outlining her experiences and what she's learned.
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We've got to go through some things, go through some adversity, see how guys react to it, and see what gets guys going.
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My daughter and I walk somberly the rest of the way home, talking of the adversity that many people in our city face.
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"These figures are lower than our initial projections, yet business remains solid and we stand strong in the face of adversity," he wrote.
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It's left Djokovic's identity even less clear — the rare instance when adversity seems to leave us knowing less, not more, about a player.
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More important, though, the recipes offer a springboard from which the author can share a progressive worldview shaped by a lifetime of adversity.
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Any anti-Sanders effort, however, is also likely to galvanize his supporters, who often rush to his side at any sign of adversity.
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A person's reaction to assault may also depend on whether they have been repeatedly assaulted or by things like childhood adversity, she added.
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In the face of such adversity, they bring to the table this optimism that one day, they will be able to be themselves.
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Though it is still early April, the Yankees may be faced with their first helping of adversity under their rookie manager, Aaron Boone.
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The weekend's Lunar New Year celebrations included a concert for Kim and other dignitaries with tributes to the country's leaders for overcoming adversity.
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J Thomas Martin, a real-estate investor and world traveler, overcame an early bout of adversity to become a successful real-estate investor.
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"A melting pot of diversity fighting a juggernaut of adversity," he says over a gutbucket two-step, summing up the song's moral worldview.
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"These figures are lower than our initial projections, yet business remains solid and we stand strong in the face of adversity," he said.
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The Blues got even in the third period on goals from Jaden Schwartz and Vladimir Sobotka, testing the Predators' response to adversity again.
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Decades of war destroyed people's lives and holding elections despite the violence is a reminder of Afghans' ability to withstand adversity, Masoudi said.
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Suddenly Anthony has more than his father to worry about, and the adversity just keeps piling up, building to a ridiculously improbable climax.
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Still playing without Kevin Durant, the Warriors are suffering through more adversity than they have since they first caught fire three seasons ago.
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Much of the scientific research on resilience — our ability to bounce back from adversity — has focused on how to build resilience in children.
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I am an individual who has overcome adversity to repeat a performance [in London 2012] that was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
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The fight against adversity, people who face tremendous odds but yet succeed — they adapt, learn, grow and find ways to serve and elevate others.
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"At just about every turn, I was proud of the manner of which our guys dealt with adversity we endured or created," Tomlin said.
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"We already got that foot in the hole and that's where we kick in and understand we fight well under adversity," DeRozan told reporters.
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"As a refugee, I know firsthand how isolating it can feel to be misrepresented in the face of adversity," Ora said in a statement.
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But what is even more profound is that despite the constant adversity and backlash she has faced, she remains focused, confident, determined, and respectful.
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This, ultimately, is a good thing, and through adversity produces prolific dialogue and greater understanding of all points of view to a broader audience.
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"This (adversity score) is literally affecting every application we look at," said Jeremiah Quinlan, Yale's dean of undergraduate admissions to the Wall Street Journal.
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Take the high ground for the kids' sake—they will learn this from you, and learn how to act in the face of adversity.
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"I'm so proud of you for all the work you've done and all that you have endured, the adversity, and your courage," he said.
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"I think the best way to deal with adversity is obviously to hop right back in there so that's what I did," Askren said.
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And though negative statements like "the most disgusting thing on a woman is hair on her legs," were left, others stood against the adversity.
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Rational app developers are hardly going to flock to a new platform that's born of adversity and thrust into a maelstrom of political conflict.
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His family still struggles to understand how Commander Price, named after the biblical man of faith who overcame adversity, could take his own life.
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"I think the adversity she's been through gives her a lot of credibility," said Alex Ethridge, a 243-year-old marketing professional in Missouri.
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Two years later, she released her second book — Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy — focused on grief and recovering from tragedy.
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Despite all of the adversity Gaga is facing, she still has the heart to dedicate her money and energy to supporting people less fortunate.
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Tiger Woods completed a comeback from personal and professional adversity over the weekend by capturing his fifth Masters title and his 15th major tournament.
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If Esquel is any guide, Chinese firms may use the opportunity to become even more efficient, rather than wilting in the face of adversity.
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And where children really get into trouble is when they are also missing the best-known antidote to adversity: a nurturing and trustworthy caregiver.
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They're calling him a dark horse, but we see nothing but a bright beacon of what perseverance in the face of adversity looks like.
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My next instance of anti-coffee adversity arose after I landed a job, when it came to solidifying my social status at the office.
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Soon-Shiong has tweeted a series of aphorisms underscoring his determination to forge ahead despite adversity: "Nothing worth having comes easy," read one tweet.
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I wanted to show young people that in the face of adversity and fear, it is our challenge to respond with inclusion and love.
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The Porath's struggled through the adversity, in part through the help of a community of supporters, and from that experience The Mighty was born.
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Dealing with adversity was my greatest teacher and it allowed me to build the type of resilience that helped me walk through the fire.
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The Black artists Memphis created through pain, racial inequity, and adversity are the strongest, smartest, most creative hustlers on this side of the Mississippi.
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But if there is a quality we Brits love, it is admitting your naïveté, making good and moving on in the face of adversity.
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Clinton's very durability — her tenacity, grit and capacity for enduring and overcoming adversity — could be exactly what is required to defeat Donald J. Trump.
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Several BBAs propose a general exemption from balance as well as specific cases for declarations of war or military adversity, all with different thresholds.
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On the positive side, I feel grateful to know adversity as intimately as I do, and to have developed more empathy, humility and resilience.
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Washington wiped away their adversity two batters later when Anthony Rendon belted a towering two-run homer to put the Nationals ahead 5-2.
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Athena Countouriotis: President, C.E.O., Turning Point Therapeutics As a mother, business leader and physician, I try to remain positive in the face of adversity.
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You're going to have to handle adversity, you're going to have to get through it and it will determine the outcome of the game.
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But Canada, which entered the game with a 5-0 record in the tournament, responded forcefully to the first real adversity it had faced.
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Manning played through several drops by his receivers just as he has fought through all adversity sent his way in the past two months.
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Two years later, Sandberg turned that lesson into a book in 2017 about her personal experience dealing with death and other stories of adversity.
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Parents who experienced more adversity and trauma during childhood displayed less resilience and more difficulty coping and caring for their sick children, researchers found.
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To surmount such adversity, China relied on its soft power abilities, including its cultural strength to coerce its neighbors into cooperation and even assimilation.
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It can be a little overwhelming for the toughest kids but for those who aren't equipped to handle adversity, it can be ego shattering.
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The College Board dropped its plan to add a student "adversity score" as part of its assessment of students who take its SAT tests.
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In the last 10 years, awareness about these experiences has proved vital to understanding the need to protect children from chronic adversity or trauma.
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Now David Coleman, the CEO of the College Board — and a progenitor of Common Core — will institute an "adversity score" for SAT test-takers.
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Especially in times of adversity and change, when the only thing that won't change are your nonnegotiable values and the support of your network.
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As a businessman, Trump's habit was to double down when he faced adversity and, when things went really bad, seek refuge in bankruptcy court.
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The Main Card: Jedrzejczyk Survives Adversity to Retain Title The main event of the evening pitted strawweight champion Joanna Jedrzejczyk with challenger Claudia Gadelha.
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Few ancient writing have been as influential as "Meditations," which offers insights and advice on everything from dealing with adversity to interacting with others.
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When faced with this adversity, "what I tried to do was make sure the risk I took couldn't severely damage JPMorgan," Dimon told me.
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"There's been a lot of adversity at Iowa State for a long time, and there's been a cloud around us," Coach Matt Campbell said.
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And then having gone through this, when you remove the caregiver who is their buffer to adversity, that can lead to significant increased risk.
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Mr. Trump may be demanding more and more loyalty from his political base as the adversity he faces in Washington grows more intensely personal.
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Of course, danger lurks in acknowledging the strengths summoned by adversity: There's always a critic who will see it as an endorsement of suffering.
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This year, the city is celebrating its 300th anniversary — and its resilience in the face of three centuries of extraordinary physical and cultural adversity.
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Thompson had spent most of 2017 trying to get out in front of waves of adversity, only to be dragged under over and over.
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"America has a history of overcoming adversity, with a vengeance," said David Bahnsen, chief investment officer at The Bahnsen Group, which manages $2.25 billion.
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We are innovators, early adopters, expert users and technology hackers as we respond to the adversity that the built and natural environments present us.
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Ms. Wettlaufer's posts on social media combined with public records suggest that she encountered adversity thereafter, and may have struggled to find steady employment.
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Certain types of adversity, even those involving no physical contact, can make you sick, alter your brain — even kill neurons — and shorten your life.
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With a pair of irresistible leads and a straightforward love-overcomes-adversity story, "Everything, Everything" scores a direct hit on the teenage-girl market.
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Whether this passes for their first real adversity of the young season is hard to know, but the Yankees did admit that it stung.
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I applaud any business owner who is willing to meet adversity head-on and not let it keep them from reaching their intended goals.
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She shared with Business Insider how she overcome adversity to run a successful company, and her advice for other C-suite executives and founders.
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The shooting and the adversity Ms. Riveros faced in Colombia were factors in her decision to seek a better life in the United States.
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Because a man or a woman isn't judged on their moments of comfort, but how they respond in their moments of adversity and discomfort.
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This month you will face much adversity as you pursue your pie-in-the-sky projects, but do not give in to the naysayers.
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Genesis's father, Rafael, said, "My daughter is a Psychology Graduate of the Catholic University Andres Bello, despite the adversity, we must celebrate these things."
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Because the truth is, no matter how much we try to contain or eliminate adversity in life, we will always be faced with challenges.
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The track is about a love that survives adversity but, frankly, it could be about nearly anything and make my heart feel like it's breaking.
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All of that adversity makes for an easy narrative, like the one carried out in Evolution of Punk, the series documenting Punk's time at Roufusport.
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"This [adversity score] is literally affecting every application we look at," Jeremiah Quinlan, the dean of undergraduate admissions at Yale, told the Wall Street Journal.
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The real risk is instability in systems of government that depend on predictability from its top leadership to function confidently in the face of adversity.
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After researching neuroscience studies on "embodiment," the cognitive illusion of being someone else, design collective BeAnotherLab set out to give people a taste of adversity.
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I was going to need to will myself into the role of someone who wasn't crumbling to pieces and who could overcome adversity to write.
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Yet, despite all that adversity, the Panthers — led by improbable hero Michael Haley — rallied to defeat the Jets 6-4 at the BB&T Center.
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It's a wild tale that goes like this: The OA was the daughter of a wealthy Russian oligarch who taught her about bravery and adversity.
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Travis Meadows has lived a life of adversity — but as he predicted in his 2011 song "It Gets Better," life did, in fact, get better.
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"How fantastic that you took adversity, and you said, 'That's not going to pull me down, it's only going to rise me up,'" Greiner says.
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This relationship is so full of comfort and encouragement that it's possible to be joyful in hope even when you're in the midst of adversity.
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Those struggles with adversity have helped Ms Jin win favour among older Chinese, a more conservative cohort that is also, surprisingly, her biggest fan base.
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It's up to us as members of Congress to continue working with our allies, making sure that we remain strong in the face of adversity.
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In the first two rounds of the playoffs, they overcame some adversity—and staged one comeback for the ages—but never faced an elimination game.
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The series captures not only the reflections of her heritage and upbringing, but also the value of family and community in overcoming adversity and hate.
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Academy voters tend to elevate Oscar movies that take on the bluntly obvious, whether it's adversity, a historical catastrophe or the industry's favorite topic: itself.
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"I heard about your story, about going out there and having a challenge, of dealing with adversity because people not accepting this, that," he said.
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What's left is strength from adversity, which makes for a nice story, but doesn't feel quite as nice as having never endured it at all.
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They are doing so by suggesting that conservatives are mounting an attack on all working people, who must stick together in the face of adversity.
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And patients who had experienced serious adversity were 32 times more likely to be diagnosed with learning and behavioral problems than kids who had not.
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He thought there's no way and my argument to him was, just because someone looks a certain way doesn't mean that they are spared adversity.
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Rowling understood that, in order to accomplish your goals, you'll need to believe in them and refuse to give up in the face of adversity.
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ST. LOUIS — Every time the St. Louis Blues faced adversity in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final on Saturday night, their response was meek.
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Beginning in 1868, novelist Horatio Alger authored a string of rags-to-riches bestsellers about poor boys persevering through adversity to attain wealth and success.
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Few stories battling adversity are as inspirational as Ali's The piece is oil on board, three-centimeters thick in paint on a three-foot square.
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"It's an important step when you can fight through adversity and find a way to come back from a big deficit like that," Hoiberg said.
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Was it important to face adversity in his last fight, against Daniel Jacobs (one of the few fighters to avoid being knocked out by Golovkin)?
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During an intimate American Idol listening session on Monday, the Arizona native opened up about his troubled past and how he plans to overcome adversity.
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The Gills have experienced adversity as well, with Beigette suffering a traumatic spinal cord injury during a family bike trip after camp season in 2011.
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" US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman joined Greenblatt in the visit, tweeting in part, "Comforting the Solomon family: Such strength in the face of adversity!
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Finding Nemo's title character has one undersized fin and isn't a strong swimmer, but adversity and a similarly fin-impaired role model build his confidence.
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It's easy to be a great investor when times are great, but seeing how investors operate through adversity is probably more valuable information for you.
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While Trump might want to practice his poker face a bit when facing adversity, it is easy to see why he is so visibly flustered.
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I feel like we were able to go out there and handle a lot of adversity and to be able to pick each other up.
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"I thought we did a better job this game of handling the adversity a little better," said Nelson, who had seven assists and seven rebounds.
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"The effect of a stable, nurturing relationship for a child is incredibly important to mitigating the effects of adversity, or ACEs," Shah said by email.
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For many, Maghakyan and Pickman's article was the first introduction to the largely unknown history of adversity, displacement, and erasure that Armenian identity has experienced.
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The adversity score has 15 determining factors, including crime rate in the student's neighborhood and if the student was raised in a single-parent household.
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I believe that Uber will go through some of this adversity the way that many great companies do — which is, they'll take a look inside.
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This empowerment, I feel, is crucial to the sustainment of our culture if we want to live here and thrive in the face of adversity.
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China wouldn't allow itself to become "the target for the arrows of adversity", the official China Daily newspaper warned in an editorial late on Thursday.
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And that we can advance this jobs agenda at the same time that we improve the environment by engaging in partnership, as opposed to adversity.
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They instinctively understood Cervantes, who like them had been the victim of astonishing adversity and had become immensely resourceful in a cruel and disenchanted world.
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Whether because of an ill parent, financial adversity or other extreme circumstances, more than 200 students at Drew received an exemption to remain on campus.
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As he became better known, Ross began making appearances on podcasts, discussing cryptocurrency and expanding into diversity in the financial services industry and overcoming adversity.
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Collectively, these legends form the basis of the Aussie "battler": a stoic, often silent, underdog who neither complains nor quits in the face of adversity.
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He openly addressed the difficulty for young Asian-Americans in coming to terms with their identities, and the adversity they face in white-dictated society.
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This origin story here was one of my favorites, since it showed how tenacity against incredible adversity can lead to success in the long run.
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Nepal's top tourism body maintains this year's deaths were due to extreme physical weakness, weather adversity, high altitude sickness and accident -- and not the overcrowding.
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Coelho and Bryant were in the process of working on a draft of a book to inspire underprivileged children to over overcome adversity through sports.
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The story that runs parallel to Sill's rising stardom was one of misfortune and adversity that culminated in her death at the age of 22017.
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Survivor documentaries are common, and many come with a triumph-over-adversity element that might make viewers tingle at the resilience of the human spirit.
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We could probably field an All-Pro team of injured guys, but instead of crumbling under all the adversity, it only made us more united.
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Or you wouldn't care if not for Mr. Pryce and Ms. Atkins, who face the adversity of the text in contrastingly and compulsively watchable ways.
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It's all the repercussions that would be difficult, but we've built a team and we've built a company that can handle a lot of adversity.
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But the story behind the adorable photographs, which made the rounds on social media, is one of resilience in the face of adversity - and celebration.
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He triumphs over adversity, thanks to his wits and a lot of help from young theatergoers, who are asked to shout lines and even sing.
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A study of Indian managers found that EI plays a significant role in the ability to deal with adversity, especially through self-awareness and self-regulation.
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Cena said he decided to partner with Skyy due to the brand's commitment to "conquering adversity" and celebrating what it means to be a true American.
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Also absent from the College Board's calculations of adversity are the ones that are at the seething center of the affirmative action wars: Race and ethnicity.
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I hope Lee Miller's story inspires others to have strength in the face of adversity, a passion for truth, justice, and freedom, and to be undeterred.
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Caitlyn Jenner admitted that her backing of the Republican party has often been met with adversity, including one occasion where she was disinvited from an appearance.
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On top of that, the leadership team has remained stable, telling a familiar story "that does not waver, even in the face of adversity," Damodaran said.
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"Following the Hulk Hogan case, the firm focused its practice more and more on reputation issues that entailed adversity to major media companies," Mirell told THR.
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Strong social and emotional support has been linked to well-being, material aid during times of adversity, and lower rates of psychological distress following a disaster.
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"I think the adversity I faced led me to develop a really strong work ethic that allowed me to succeed," D.O. says in the court document.
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In football culture, a injury is really just an opportunity to persevere through adversity, to fight through the pain, rise to the challenge, and battle back.
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Andria Ruth, a pediatrician with the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics in California, is among those researching how to "treat" adversity within a more traditional doctor's office.
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She's already heard from many women as well as men, who have reached out to share their own stories of adversity and support, giving her hope.
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Uber and Lyft were (and are) a phenomenon, but there were still pundits who weren't sure if Uber would ever overcome the adversity of its culture.
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New York, with a strong reputation for resilience and bravery in the face of adversity, hasn't seemed all too stressed about the situation since it began.
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Instead of dwelling on her struggles, Teresa has channeled them into a new memoir about overcoming adversity and is sharing a First Look exclusively with PEOPLE.
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In 2016, while Rio's games lacked a certain lustre they underlined the South American nation's ability to deliver in the face of economic and social adversity.
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Uber has previously trotted Pham out in front of the press to highlight his story as an example of one of their key leaders overcoming adversity.
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"We're facing a strange situation with our team obviously with a lot of adversity, but we take a lot of pride with our group," Vermette said.
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In her 2017 book Option B: Facing Adversity, Building Resilience, and Finding Joy, Sandberg opened up about life and romance after the death of a partner.
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While Kravitz is embarking on a new chapter of her life, the actress, 30, has been open in the past about facing adversity and overcoming it.
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But adversity erodes spontaneity and confidence, and right now the Hawks are playing like someone who has taken an ill-advised peek into their lover's diary.
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Even for kids who endure a lot of adversity, however, certain protective factors may still help minimize the effect of these stressors on their school performance.
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"She is an example of how kids with hydrocephalus can overcome adversity and live normal – and in her case – exemplary, lives," Dr. Petronio, 56, tells PEOPLE.
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It's an easy argument to win, though, to point out how his attitude changed when he faced adversity, but it also belies the problem with narratives.
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Leicester is a multiethnic team of nationalities spanning the globe, every one of them spurred on by the adversity of having been rejected by bigger clubs.
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Then, after additional adversity in the courts, they chopped it back some more to people from seven countries, six of which are predominantly Muslim, and—voila!
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N.B.A. Finals Game 1 live updates Stephen Curry, for the first time since last year's N.B.A. finals, encountered something resembling adversity in the Western Conference finals.
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Lastly, we should acknowledge the resilient capacities of children, families and communities to cope with trauma and adversity, which can help them to heal and grow.
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"If you want a long-term investment, you need a company with a leader and a culture that embraces change and triumphs over adversity," he said.
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It is a thoughtful lesson to all societies whose first reaction in the face of adversity is to shut down inquiry and cover up the facts.
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