I'm not a brave person, but people think that I am.
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It would take a brave person to try and cover it.
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JAMES GORMAN: A brave person wouldn't make some linkage between those.
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"I never thought of myself as a brave person before," she said.
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And then it takes one brave person to go public and others will follow.
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This is not us choosing him... He is a very brave person to do this.
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"This is a very brave person to come out in this kind of spotlight," he said.
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Come election day, it may be a brave person who ventures out of his house at all.
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While today's Switch event wasn't a total slam dunk, it's a brave person that'd write Nintendo off altogether.
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"I think that it takes a really brave person to do what he did," Tawny says of Thayne.
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I'm quite a brave person, so I wouldn't be scared, but the conversation would be a bit irate.
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Trump lauded Slabinski as a "special man" and a "truly brave person" during a ceremony at the White House.
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It takes one brave person to start the process wherever you are, wherever you work and wherever you live.
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Only a brave person would say this to Loach's face, but "I, Daniel Blake" is in fact a conservative movie.
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Only a brave person would bet serious money on the United Kingdom in its existing form surviving long into the 21st century.
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In this challenge, one brave person runs between two rows of lined-up participants, throwing their backpacks full-force at the runner.
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Training praised as well "She was an amazingly brave person to be in there that long with this young man," Breedlove said Thursday.
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That's also why the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette's argument positing, "It is a brave person who contradicts the wisdom of the Founding Fathers," fails.
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As the spontaneous and brave person you are, Aries, you're not obsessed with security you just trust that things are going to work out.
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Here's how the #BackpackChallenge works: one very brave person runs between two rows of lined-up participants, who throw their backpacks full-force at the runner.
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The U.S. president also said the suspect might not have been stopped if the "very brave person" attempting to "neutralize" the assailant was without a firearm.
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"It would take a brave person to suggest that this is the last that we've heard of this geopolitical saga," Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid said.
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"It would take a brave person to suggest that this is the last that weve heard of this geopolitical saga," Deutsche Bank strategist Jim Reid said.
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No matter what type of story it is, a health journey is highly personal, and it takes a brave person to share the details with the world.
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While there may be challenges facing new businesses in becoming major players in the health insurance industry, it would take a brave person to bet against them.
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" While one brave person ordered the drink -- which is bright orange in color -- one of her friends said: "I'm not drinking the covfefe cocktails because I don't know what's in them.
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"We had heard rumors through the grapevine about something like this for a while, but we had a very brave person come forward and tell us about it recently," he told VICE.
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"I'm normally a pretty brave person, but when you feel like you're in a fishbowl and you don't know who it is that's throwing rocks at you, it's disconcerting," Ms. Weaver, 53, said.
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"It's a brave person who bets against this combination of factors," Hall said in a letter to investors in his Astenbeck hedge fund, which is fairly typical of the thinking among bullish traders.
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Listening to her dad's last words, "it really does prove to me what an amazing and brave person he really was," says Jamie, who was born six months and one day after September 11.
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"Brave person, typically?" could be a hero, but that B is capitalized because it is actually a proper name: We're talking about the Atlanta Braves, and a typical Brave would indeed be an ATLANTAN.
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These are just ordinary cans—cans that a brave person–let's say one who has been fucked over by Ontario's BRUTAL legal cannabis rollout—could just reach into and get their hands on some good, good sticky-icky.
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OPEC is "back in business," determining oil prices, and only a "brave person" would bet against the cartel, an avowed oil bull, Andy Hall, said in a letter seen by Reuters to investors in his $2.5 billion hedge fund Astenbeck.
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OPEC is "back in business" of determining oil prices and only a "brave person" would bet against the cartel, an avowed oil bull Andy Hall said in a letter seen by Reuters to investors in his $2.5 billion hedge fund Astenbeck.
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For many years leading up to the 2010s, the stories Americans were most drawn to were frequently about one brave person fighting against the system, stories of a Chosen One, stories of the only guy who could get the job done.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - OPEC is back in the business of influencing oil prices as Saudi Arabia works with Russia and Iran to limit output, and only "a brave person" would bet against this, oil bull Andy Hall said in his latest investor letter.
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If you did what you're suggesting, there would have been no difference three days ago, and you might not have had that very brave person who happened to have a gun or a rifle in his truck go out and shoot him, and hit him and neutralize him.
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Instead, what left me heartbroken was that I saw myself and practically every other woman in those moments of deference where she felt the need to apologize and almost play "hostess," even though she was the brave person telling her story to the world and putting everything on the line.
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"If you did what you're suggesting, there would have been no difference three days ago, and you might not have had that very brave person who happened to have a gun or a rifle in his truck go out and shoot him, and hit him and neutralize him," Trump said.
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"If you did what you're suggesting there would have been no difference three days ago, and you might not have had that very brave person who happened to have a gun in his truck and shoot him, and hit him and neutralize him," Trump said responding to a question during a joint news conference with South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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"In a world where we saw Brent at $86 a barrel in October, $50 a barrel in December and now back to over $70, I think it is a very brave person that attempts to forecast what the price will be at the end of the year," Neil Atkinson, head of the oil industry and markets division at the IEA, told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Thursday.
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Maamba meaning evil spirits possessing people. 85\. Makayi meaning bracelets. 86\. Makalu meaning a brave person. 87\. Makuwa from (kulikuwa) meaning someone who shouts when rejoicing. 88\.
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In 2014, Gautam appeared in the Nepali movie, Himmatwali ("a brave person") with Rekha Thapa.Himmatwali X Nepali 14 October 2014. Accessed 19 April 2015. In January 2017, Gautam hosted the Nepali Film Fair in Canada.
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The film's plot is about a brave person and his four younger brothers who are living in a village.Director Siva speaks about Ajith's role in Veeram. Behindwoods.com (27 November 2013). Retrieved on 2015-11-21.
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Pieces of baklava. ;Bahadur: from Hindi bahādur "brave, brave person", from Persian, probably from Mongolian, cf. Classical Mongolian baγatur, which is from Turkic, perhaps originally a Turkic personal name.Dictionary.com – Bahadur ;Bairam: from Turkish bayram, literally "a festival"Merriam-Webster Online – BairamAllwords.
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His stachu is in Kurukshetra Musiam. Mr. Chhalu Ram is brave person of village. A sport person Named Paramjeet Samota which won Gold Medel in Delhi Common wealth games and a Stadium also Named on The sports person Paramjeet Samota. Dinod village have a goushala Named Baba Dhuni Wala Goushala Trust.
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Kattula Katamarayudu (Pawan Kalyan) is a brave person living in a village called Oddaanchatram. He lives with his four brothers (Siva Balaji, Ajay, Kamal Kamaraju, Chaitanya Krishna). The elder brother loves the younger ones to the core and sacrifices his happiness for their good. They are often caught in fights and are proud of it.
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The warrior is mounted on variety of transport such as horses, camels, elephants and chariots. Sometimes they are infantry. Sometimes people carrying royal emblem or playing a war drum who died during war are depicted. Vir-jo-jod paliya marks the land which are granted to brave person for his act of bravery specifically found in Sindh.
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She was a very brave person, foolishly brave. As > a result, I felt as though I had to go out and get shot at occasionally > myself. So I resented that. Nonetheless, Bigart, Higgins and four others—two from the Chicago Daily News and two from the Associated Press—shared the 1951 Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting.
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This story is about a brave person who decides to face injustice and is ready to lay his life down for this cause. Pratap is tried and is sentenced to be hanged. At the last moment, before he is going to be hanged, a lawyer comes to the scene informing that Pratap's death sentence has been revoked by the Court.
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It was believed that whoever found a fern flower would gain wealth and happiness and learn the secrets of the past and future. "Whoever acquires the fern flower will be happy, because it can make anything they want to come true. The flower is hindered by evil spirits and only a brave person can get it".B. Riekstiņš, "Recreation", 1932, 17.
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Tunipalangga's conquests throughout Sulawesi The reign of the next Karaeng Gowa, Tunipalangga (r. c. 1546–1565), was marked by military expansionism. The karaeng himself was considered to be "very crafty in war [...] a very brave person". The Gowa Chronicle narrates that the karaeng was responsible for "mak[ing] smaller the long shields [and] shorten[ing] spear shafts", which would have made these traditional weapons more maneuverable.
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So became jereed the most important sporting and ceremonial game of Turkish people. The kokpar began with the nomadic Turkic peoples who have come from farther north and east spreading westward from China and Mongolia between the 10th and 15th centuries. The jigit which is used in the Caucasus and Central Asia to describe a skillful and brave equestrian, or a brave person in general.
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He is a brave person who belongs to a village that does the palace and local security. One day, a youth named Thogaimayan (Bharath) from the neighbouring village is found dead in the middle of their village. A big fight erupts between the villages. The king of their kingdom intervenes and orders Chinna's village to give a young man of the same age as an offering to God as a penalty.
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Vinaayagam (Ajith Kumar) is a brave person living in a village called Oddaanchatram, who lives with his four brothers Murughan (Bala), Shanmugham (Vidharth), Kumaaran (Suhail) and Shenthil (Munish). The elder brother loves the younger ones to the core, and sacrifices his happiness for their good. They are often caught in fights and they are proud of it. Advocate Bail Perumaal (Santhanam), who bails them out whenever legal issues arise because of their brawls.
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By working together with Ture and saving the kingdom made Guimbé, a very special and brave person to her people and the city of Bobo- Dioulasso. She saved her kingdom twice from two different kingdoms. For saving the kingdom, Ouattara is remembered still to this day by her people and her country where she is named after a hospital and schools. Not only but has a museum in the country just for her.
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Once upon a time, there was a kingdom Bhallamma, due to the demise of King Rajendra Bhupathi (Chittor V. Nagaiah) evil forces become active which create a lot of atrocities and even devastates Chandragiri fort. Surendra (N. T. Rama Rao) a noble, brave person becomes furious regarding it and decides to question the government. On the way, he gets acquainted with Jayanthi (Devika), a lone lady who lives in the forest and they fall in love.
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This historical story also finds a place in form of a famous idiom in China, 毛遂自薦 'Máo Suì zì jiàn' which means to volunteer for a task or to recommend oneself. This idiom is usually used as a compliment. Mao Sui was a brave person and his self-recommendation is representative of his brave character. It serves as a metaphor for someone that must be brave enough and responsible enough to deal with things.
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To have "gall" is associated with bold behaviour, whereas to have "bile" is associated with bitterness. In the Chinese language, the gallbladder () is associated with courage and a myriad of related idioms, including using terms such as "a body completely [of] gall" () to describe a brave person, and "single gallbladder hero" () to describe a lone hero. In the Zangfu theory of Chinese medicine, the gallbladder not only has a digestive role, but is seen as the seat of decision-making.
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Modern horse and rider Jigit, in some Turkic languages also spelled as yigit, zhigit or igid, is a word of Turkic originGreat Soviet Encyclopedia. Джигитовка which is used in the Caucasus and Central Asia to describe a skillful and brave equestrian,Толковый словарь русского языка Ушакова or a brave person in general. The derived term jigitovka (or jigiting) means the special style of trick riding, which originated in the Turkic cultures of Caucasus and Central Asia, and is also popular with Russian Cossacks, who adopted it from the Circassians.Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary.
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Tonquani Kloof in the Magaliesberg Hamerkop Kloof The area around the Magaliesberg range has seen extremely lengthy occupation by humans dating back at least 2 million years to the earliest hominin species (such as Mrs Ples) in and around the Sterkfontein Caves, which lie at the Cradle of Humankind World Heritage Site, close to the town of Magaliesburg. In the mid-1800s the mountain range became known as Magaliesberg (lit. Mogale's mountain) after Kgosi Mogale. "Mogale" means "sharp" or "brave" person, but is also the common word for a warrior or Tswana soldier, in Sotho bogale means "sharp" and mogale is "brave".
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The idea of private nuisance has been criticised by academics for at least 50 years. Criticism centres on the free rein given to the judiciary and the lack of concrete definitions for legal principles; the idea of "reasonableness", for examples, is frequently bandied about, but "rarely examined in detail, and it would be a brave person who would attempt to draw out a definition".Lee (2003) p. 298 While a definition for private nuisance is easy to find, the regularly accepted one does not consider that most private nuisance cases involve two occupiers of land; the "nuisance" has moved from the defendant's land to the claimant's land.
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The Walls of Our World: this story explores the internal, almost insuppressible lust within all humankind, regardless of the masks of occupation, status, and position in the social hierarchy. Hate Crime: it is a story about the Asian identity as seen by Caucasian culture. The story comments on the lack of differentiation, and ignorance towards the different ethnicities within the US-Asian population. Coup de Grace: this story portrays how a cowardly father forces his son to become a strong and brave person. By creating himself into a completely different person, he doesn’t only deceive himself but he also deceives even his family members.
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Ayman Rashdan is described as an influential geopolitical writer in Malaysia. His writing got the attention of the local media who took his writing as an opinion related to international affairs. In a letter from Ayman on 29 September 2019, he praised Greta Thunberg, describing her as a brave person but stressed that Greta's outspokenness did not solve any problems in environmental issues due to the gap between developed and developing countries in terms of economic production. His writings on the Uyghurs issue in China were also the focus of December 2019 when Ayman and Islamic geopolitical writer Abdul Muein Abadi exchanged views on the crisis.
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Having then earned enough money to return to Britain, in May 2014 Bingham opted out of flying home and instead chose to sail the Atlantic as part of a crew (two men and a cat called Cuba) for a 38 ft Trimaran which took 2 months. In January 2016, Bingham travelled across South America from west coast to east coast by bike. Sir Ranulph Fiennes commented that 'Laura is a very brave person, this is a risky undertaking.' With only the equipment she could carry with her, she cycled 7,000 km over 164 days, from Manta on the Pacific coast of Ecuador, through Peru, Bolivia and Paraguay, to arrive at her final destination in Buenos Aires, on Argentina's Atlantic coast, on 1 July 2016.
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As the game progresses, the player can also build one-off buildings - an apothecary to create potions for healing, enhancing stats, and inflicting damage; a magister machinae to create stationary offensive weaponry and healing zones; a blacksmith to forge new weaponry and armour; and a market to trade resources for gold. The Alchemist expansion added an additional one-off building, the "Foundry of Affinities", which allows the player to brew five types of new hybrid potions using a combination of resources. To ensure they have enough residents to populate the various buildings, the player must construct residences, whilst to expand their base into additional sectors within the city base territory, the player must build a watchtower within that sector. Watchtowers can only be constructed when the player has access to a "brave person".
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In the presidential elections of 2009, the five-member ECC—including three international members appointed by the U.N. envoy to Afghanistan – calculated that Karzai lost his first-round majority by the amount of vote-rigging and would need to face a run-off. The proposal would also limit the fixed number of women in Wolesi Jirga (Lower House) to a maximum of two per each of the country's 34 provinces. Further the proposal intended to establish restrictive qualifications for presidential candidates: they should have a bachelor's degree and a "good reputation" and be a "wise and brave person" and not been "affected by psychic diseases." Presidential candidates would also have to deposit a bail of 5 million Afghanis (about $100,000), to be refunded only if the candidate wins or receives at least 20 percent of the vote (of the 32 candidates listed by the election commission in 2009, only two cleared this threshold).
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