"It's humbling, very humbling," Murphy said before turning to a Nationals spokesman.
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First, we have to recognize a humbling, humbling thing: stock picking is really difficult.
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I think it's good, it's humbling, very humbling … I think horses definitely have helped me a lot with that.
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Oh my God, we saw it … it's so humbling.
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" Phillips added that it "has been humbling for us.
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A decision to walk back that position could be humbling.
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Humbling moments too easily can turn into moments of humiliation.
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It's exciting, fun and humbling all at the same time.
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She told McCarty the response she received online was humbling.
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"It's humbling," said Odom of Prince's praise of the show.
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" Drummer Roger Taylor also called the news "incredible" and "humbling.
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It's very humbling that she has recognized everyone here tonight.
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My first few months as a new lifter were humbling.
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Instead, he's found the spotlight to be a humbling experience.
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A really bad day of putting can be quite humbling.
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So many have asked that its actually humbling and touching.
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"It was so humbling to see the crowds," Jonathan continues.
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We have had some remarkable, uncomfortable, humbling conversations about heaven.
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The first 20 days of my presidency has been humbling.
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It's a humbling, calming force for this high strung spitfire.
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It was so humbling, it brought tears to my eyes.
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"It's humbling, but it's sad," he explains of the impact.
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It's very humbling to have been a part of that.
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"It was definitely humiliating, and it was humbling," he said.
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My experience marching last year was both humbling and electrifying.
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It was humbling to be subject to the heaving sea.
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It's been a truly humbling and incredible experience so far.
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That was a thing that was very humbling for me.
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It's humbling, and it's a wonderful, wonderful place to be.
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Q: What money mistakes have been most humbling for you?
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"It's a humbling thing to behold," our science reporter writes.
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This has been a shock, and it's been extremely humbling.
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This has been a shock and it's been extremely humbling.
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But the affection from strangers, he added, was deeply humbling.
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Jinnies called making the team a "humbling and amazing" experience.
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Those people, I think, see their years as humbling agents.
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It was humbling because this woman survived two world wars.
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It won't humble Trump as thoroughly as he needs humbling.
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Visiting imagiNATIONS is a humbling experience, even for an adult.
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It is a humbling honor to make my debut today.
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Sports is humbling because older and wiser don't usually help.
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It's quite humbling to be judged as being so calculating.
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But to bear witness to their formidable intelligence is humbling.
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Immensely humbling and I'll never be able to thank her properly.
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"She sought me out, which is really humbling," he tells PeopleStyle.
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"Winning the Red Bandanna Award was a humbling experience," says Baity.
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Fresh off a humbling loss in New Hampshire, she'll have one
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It is one of the most humbling things you can do.
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It has definitely been life changing, and a very humbling experience.
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It was humbling, a cool nod and definitely a huge surprise.
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And although the success is humbling, it can also feel overwhelming.
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"The reaction to the series has been really humbling," he says.
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The humbling of imperial China by smaller European powers proves that.
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To have given a helping hand to so many is humbling.
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Not quite as humbling as a car full of milk puke.
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It was a humbling experience for those who ascended the inselberg.
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It's an ongoing process, and it has been a humbling one.
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"To be able to do this kind of stuff is humbling."
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"That's a pretty humbling group to be associated with," Kane said.
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It is humbling that the stock was so well received today.
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The debut of writer / director Chris Kelly benefits from humbling performances.
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Not in a cocky way, but in a very humbling way.
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They hoisted the humble and humbling burghers onto a ceremonious pedestal.
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This is so humbling and I am in some GREAT company.
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The Wednesday admission is a humbling one for the State Department.
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The book is both daunting and humbling in its impressive scope.
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" 'Humbling' is the only word I can think of," she said.
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But the reality is that it's such a humbling geologic timescale.
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It is truly so humbling and unreal to say the least.
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So I think these findings are very humbling in that regard.
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The books are humbling for anybody who has messed up relationships.
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The fact of that immensity is humbling, thrilling, and comforting even.
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It&aposs humbling to be part of such an amazing team.
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"Obviously it is humbling to hear something like that," Holden said.
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The Pacific, Tahoe, a Redwood Grove — all of these are humbling.
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This is the most humbling moment in our 118-year history.
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Softbank's humbling Masayoshi Son built a reputation as the unicorn hunter.
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"It is an incredibly humbling experience to be here," he said.
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It is humbling to face these challenges that were once so routine.
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"Baseball is very humbling and it can humble you quickly," Kinsler said.
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Any visit to the killing grounds of Normandy is humbling and inspiring.
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Not all of the predistribution agenda is aimed at humbling the mighty.
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I don't know that there's one thing, but certainly it was humbling.
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A humbling $233bn capital infusion was required to fix the balance-sheet.
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"It&aposs heartbreaking, but it&aposs also very, very humbling," he said.
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It was Kung Fu — an experience as humbling as it was fortifying.
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It's humbling to have a byproduct of living your dream inspire others.
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But it is humbling to be mentioned with the things I'm doing.
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It's a humbling blow to Mr. Deripaska, who has sought Western acceptance.
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It is rare and humbling to be part of something so special.
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It's not about humbling the judges or besting other competitors, he said.
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Charity is very honorable, interning is humbling, and you have great perspective.
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Being here is a very humbling experience and we must remain focused.
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It's humiliating, it doesn't taste good, and often, it's a humbling experience.
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It's very humbling to be hurt, and I have to be honest.
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"It's a humbling thing to even be on a list," Bossie said.
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And baseball has a way of humbling even the cockiest of people.
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"It was a scary time and a very humbling experience," she said.
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The market always finds a way of humbling those with deepest convictions.
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"It feels humbling and I can't believe it," Hager said Tuesday morning.
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Responses to this question are often illuminating and can be rather humbling.
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It was humbling to anticipate all the testimonies waiting to be recorded.
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The humbling religious acts of suffering or asceticism are both heavily masochistic.
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"It's a humbling sport," Stewart said before an Orioles broadcast in 2016.
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It was "very humbling" to escort the president's body, Mr. Boetticher said.
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I think it's humbling; it reminds me that I'm not always right.
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"It was very humbling to work at that site," she said recently.
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Being older on the road is equal parts disconcerting, humbling and enlightening.
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The most humbling, and troubling, element in all of this to me?
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"Her battle with a brain tumor was humbling to witness," Oyelowo wrote.
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"The last few years have been really humbling for me," said Zuckerberg.
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"It was humbling," said King, who caught himself staring at the wall.
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Both times, the immediate result was a humbling defeat for their teammates.
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The experience was humbling for Bezos, who had previously far excelled easily.
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It should be humbling for anybody contemplating it or competing for it.
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No, O.K., they're gone, but it's very humbling to be up here.
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To be singled out by Harvard for my work was just humbling.
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Still, though Jeter would never acknowledge it, this trade must be humbling.
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Critics say the once-humbling event has become too luxurious and corporate.
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It's humbling to admit that for many people, we've failed to meaningfully provide.
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It's funny, and a little humbling, to realize you've been doing it wrong.
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"Being an actor is profoundly humbling, incredibly gratifying, and terribly complex," she said.
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" Brian adds: "It's super humbling to see our clothes in this amazing space.
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" "The outpouring of support from the community and businesses has been truly humbling.
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Watching Chrissy Metz work is an extremely humbling and profound thing to do.
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"It was a humbling experience and I&aposve learned a lot," she said.
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The past two weeks have been both humbling and awful for our team.
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I don't have to be there, but I like it because it's humbling.
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Tyler Hubbard: Oh man, that's so surreal for us — very humbling and gratifying.
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Knowing that one day I will be a pilot is humbling beyond words.
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It's very humbling that she chose to wear my design for [Kourtney's birthday].
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Or to remember that transition is, even at its most humbling, always temporary.
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" Moore adds, "It's pretty humbling that she's watched every episode of our show.
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I took the survey, and I can say already that it is humbling.
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The shooting was demanding for everyone but also a profoundly spiritual, humbling adventure.
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The courage of these women to speak out is humbling, inspiring and contagious.
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What a humbling experience to be included in this group of amazing songwriters.
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"Working for Jness is grounding and satisfying and humbling and wonderful," Mack says.
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I didn't enjoy it at all; I found it very humbling and humiliating.
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Being a food writer can be a humiliating and humbling experience, I've found.
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The parallels paint a humbling view, sharply and humorously defined by Haanstra's eye.
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It's a humbling thought for a Texan, but we have to start somewhere.
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While this match was altogether humbling, sometimes a loss is just a loss.
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To her, it's a watershed moment that's astounding and humbling -- but not surprising.
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It's dark, busy, and fragmented—a humbling mirror for the end of days.
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We all face disappointment eventually; it's humbling, and then the world moves forward.
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It's a really amazing amount of love and appreciation, which is so humbling.
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It's pretty humbling to even be compared to an artist of that stature.
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"It's been really humbling, because at Highgrove they know so much," says Omi.
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History has proved humbling for those inclined to seek victory through trade conflicts.
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That said, the vote represented a historic — and humbling — rejection of the president.
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This cold shoulder could be powerfully humbling for a man used to leading.
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But the obstacles Mr. Klynge has faced in Silicon Valley have been humbling.
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It's just about like the most completely humbling experience that I've ever had.
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Claire's new outlook was the result of a messy and humbling self-reckoning.
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It is the endlessness of the image that is gut-wrenching and humbling.
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Seven Celtics and seven Cavs remain from 2015's humbling first-round sweep.
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It was a moment he classifies as "humbling" — for reasons you might not expect.
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"The example that Teddy gave me by forgiving me was quite humbling," she says.
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It's an innocent way to release bottled up emotions that's both fun and humbling.
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It was a humbling experience, and anything but a good way to go out.
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To let the Holy Spirit work in me even when it's hard and humbling.
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It's a terrifying and humbling realization, and yet —paradoxically — it brings me great peace.
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It was humbling to see just how helpless I felt, how frightened I was.
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It is refreshingly humbling to confront images that cause one to question that assumption.
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Yet the next few years after its game show win proved humbling for Watson.
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Going to the minors at this point in his career is a humbling thing.
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It has been humbling, but I believe it will make me a better leader.
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In Florida, Rubio faces the possibility of a humbling and potentially campaign-ending loss.
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It is not easy and it certainly is humbling (ask Hillary Clinton, circa 2008).
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Job hunting is basically a job in itself — and a humbling one at that.
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I saw a group of women support each other in the most humbling way.
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Watching her blossom and advocate for oppressed populations has been truly humbling and amazing.
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This scenario would represent a dramatic and humbling rollback of long-held European aspirations.
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As Johnson worked on Geneshift, he often saw the latter, and found it humbling.
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Dion's stylist Law Roach told People that working with the singer has been humbling.
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" Speaking to New Orleans' Times-Picayune last week, Mueller described the experience as "humbling.
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Despite having star-studded parents, Carys explained that she had a very humbling childhood.
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But it is humbling to see them on some of your favorite fictional characters.
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"It is definitely humbling when you take a loss," said Colorado safety Afolabi Laguda.
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It's an amplified version of what travel already feels like: decentering, humbling, vividly sensitizing.
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My humbling situation is not about failing to brush or floss, not about cosmetics.
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It was a very humbling, embarrassing experience, but I learned a lot from it.
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"It's a humbling experience just to sit in her presence," he said on Monday.
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" He adds, "I've been humbling bullies and disrespectful guys like him since grade school.
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The thought that I would have that effect on someone else is very humbling.
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The humbling experience has taught him that "money doesn't grow on trees," Lochte says.
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It's very hopeful, humbling and uplifting to see so many people excited about it.
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That was pretty humbling, to think of that as we — as we fell asleep.
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The absence of a popular mandate might seem restrictive or humbling to normal politicians.
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Their bravery, single-minded determination, and commitment to African conservation is deeply deeply humbling.
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The market's humbling of the bears has pulled many converts into the bullish crowd.
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From a novelist's point of view, both the speed and the clarity are humbling.
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In the end, Microsoft paid billions in fines and settlements, and absorbed humbling lessons.
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He called him a "big man," for humbling himself and admitting he was wrong.
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It's a humbling business to beg people to see you in so much dark.
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"The response is humbling, energizing and points to a great launch week," Baxter continued.
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Realizing that strangers understand how monumental his return is falls nothing short of humbling.
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"It's a humbling experience," Sini says of his first few months on the job.
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"When these fractures occurred it was a very humbling experience — first shocking and then humbling — for the structural and earthquake engineering professions," said Gregory Deierlein, a Stanford University earthquake engineering expert who is a seismic adviser to the city of San Francisco.
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"Out there, in the humbling grandeur of nature, you're really free to wander," he says.
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Humbling bc he has a million things to do but stopped by to say hello!!!!
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It's so humbling and so kind, it just renews my faith in the human race.
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"It is humbling," Robinson said at the ceremony at Peterson Air Force base in Colorado.
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It's both humbling and inspiring, truly an eye-opening experience that I will never forget.
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S. trade dispute and a humbling election defeat for Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Bavarian allies .
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"The first briefing was definitely something — it was memorable; it was very humbling," Swadia said.
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But for Will Smith, it was an important and humbling learning experience as a parent.
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It's truly humbling to see the effort that people have made in the past month.
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Teaching is a humbling experience, an opportunity to be educated in empathy and human possibility.
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It was humbling and gratifying and all the commentary on it was really just amazing.
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That click is such a humbling thing to witness, especially because each student is different.
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Daigle recently told PEOPLE how "humbling" it feels to see her music change people's lives.
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It's been humbling and exciting to watch people's support of her and 'The Love Project.
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It's a humbling experience when you see those people doing it, very much for nothing.
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It wasn't an embarrassing loss for Brown, but it must have been a humbling one.
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Letter From America Imagine you are a terrorist leader bent on humbling the United States.
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So for the ACMSs to recognize RIPCORD in such a big way today is humbling.
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"This is the most humbling, unexpected, fantastic place to be in my life," says Jonathan.
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But a rarely seen outtake from the same photo shoot admits to something more humbling.
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Like many academics who study American elections, I found 2016 to be a humbling experience.
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What has been the most humbling moment you have experienced when caring for a patient?
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I've taken iboga and felt bigger than god, but vipassana is a very humbling experience.
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Seems incredible, even now, that this unlikely victory has come to pass, gratifying and humbling.
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KS: I enjoyed your business ... Yeah, I mean, you know the impact has been humbling.
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Being asked to take a picture or sign an autograph is both humbling and gratifying.
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For a confessed gamer like McDavid, the honor was almost as humbling as the hardware.
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We're super-close and it's incredibly humbling to see each other have success like that.
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That is a staggering estimate and a humbling reversal from the start of the decade.
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Are they set on humbling America's establishment come what may, as Mr Trump originally promised?
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After all, I don't get the final vote - the audience does, and it is humbling.
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It's a humbling experience watching people hurt and cry along to something you have done.
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The key, Arbour said, is "humbling yourself enough to be a servant of the business."
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"It was incredibly humbling," Wilson added, referring to the entry into the stock car scene.
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The humbling experience made him appreciate what the players from Aruba and Curaçao have achieved.
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Despite Roscoe's gilded name and presidential fame, my meal was a humble — and humbling — experience.
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"It's a humbling thing to have people think you can run the country," she said.
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"Last year was humbling," said Chaim Bloom, the Rays' senior vice president for baseball operations.
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Receiving this award, Ms. Edmunds said, is "profoundly humbling" but also "extremely strange and surprising."
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I've learned a lot while I've been at Carnegie Mellon, and it's kind of humbling.
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It's humbling that you'd trust me with the awesome responsibilities that await our next president.
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But as they improve their products they end up revolutionising their markets and humbling yesterday's incumbents.
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The mechanics of this move were simple enough, although the instability of the ball was humbling.
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His painstaking diaristic reconstructions of printed, hand-cut contact sheets pieced together have a humbling effect.
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But for all that the president enjoys humbling elites, he also craves their respect and admiration.
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Walking among the largest species of tree in the world has an awesome and humbling effect.
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"Lexis: "No one else understands the struggles and humbling successes behind the scenes like my mom.
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It's a very humbling and tough game and I learned to respect it and be patient.
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"It's humbling to hear that, especially with how many legends have played the game," Mancini said.
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But this was a small, humbling exchange between people at the end of a successful presentation.
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"It's been so humbling to see people so willing to share their vulnerable parts," she said.
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And lemme tell you, getting broken up with by multiple spawns of legit hell is humbling.
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"It's always a humbling experience and an honor for me," she says of the upcoming recognition.
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To see first hand the generosity and kindness of the public supporting us is truly humbling.
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All of that happened, the White House argues, after Obama's humbling mid-term defeat in 2014.
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But it's always special and a humbling opportunity to be an All-Star in this league.
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" He added, "This experience has also been humbling, and I've emerged from it a changed man.
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Parenting, it turns out, is humbling in the way it exposes your insecurities and personality flaws.
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It's deeply humbling for me to be here, to be surrounded by my — my wonderful family.
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The whole humbling-yourself-before-poor-people routine doesn't seem to really be in Trump's wheelhouse.
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The field of psychology is in the middle of a painful, deeply humbling period of introspection.
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Love is humbling—and being humble is definitely something that men could learn to do better.
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Having such a raw, intimate window into people's lives is humbling, and I'm grateful for it.
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Joe DiPietro is a genius — it was deeply, deeply humbling to work on this with him.
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It's humbling to watch this intimidating character, recently so emotionally and intellectually concrete, appear so diminished.
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I will now live in front of a wounded Notre-Dame, an even more humbling sight.
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It was humbling, at first, to witness ideas being raised, one by one, by my colleagues.
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That first year of parenting was among the hardest I've lived through, and the most humbling.
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"It is humbling living in a small apartment in Washington four nights a week," he wrote.
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"It's an absolutely humbling endeavor and an honor to be asked to do this," Popovich said.
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It wasn't Wheeler, the tallest peak in the park, as looming and humbling as it was.
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"It's humbling and satisfying to see this happen 30 years after he passed away," Lisane said.
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Acting on it aggressively proved premature and humbling for a good long while, but not wrong.
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It's been so humbling having these artists and these groups come together to help us celebrate.
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"In general, it has been a humbling process going through it," Mr. Burton acknowledged last week.
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An honest assessment of the state of science behind clinical practice and health policy is humbling.
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It has been an overwhelming and a very humbling experience knowing that I am not alone.
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It has been an overwhelming and a very humbling experience knowing that I am not alone.
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"This honor is truly humbling, having been included with so many worthy candidates," his tweet said.
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"The scope and scale of the issues are, frankly, humbling," Judge Swain said at the outset.
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Axe's inattention to his two closest confidants, Lara and Wags, leads them on humbling misadventures, too.
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When guys come to the N.F.L., what they learn is that it's a very humbling game.
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"Looking back at it, it's crazy and also pretty humbling," Ankumah told Fortt Knox for CNBC.
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And as always seems to be the case with discoveries in astronomy, it would be humbling.
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An honest assessment of the state of science behind clinical practice and health policy is humbling.
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For a man knighted for services to business and charitable giving, it was a humbling embarrassment.
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It is humbling that you trust me with the awesome responsibilities that await our next president.
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Standing in an old-growth redwood forest, surrounded by these ancient giants, is a humbling experience.
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When Lee confronts the AI software, the experience is humbling, but it lets him improve his game.
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" Abdul-Jabbar says the rehearsal process has been "very humbling" for him but that he's "making progress.
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It's humbling to find some people can use it to pick them up from the deepest depths.
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In some ways this is torture, but it's also hugely humbling and I can't believe everyone came.
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With that humbling realization in mind, take a look at this incredible image released by the ESA.
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It's humbling to know that God loves us and looks at us and thinks of us often.
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"I wasn't expecting it, and it was really humbling how much love these people had," he said.
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But it was surreal and shocking and humbling to have that small part in all of this.
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In a humbling move, Didi apologized and admitted that its fixation on growth had caused irreversible harm.
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Although cocky in places, it's also intelligent and witty, introspective and humbling, vulnerable, spiritual, but not fragmented.
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But I think it's so humbling for her to watch Kylie just shut down New York streets.
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"It is the most humbling and rewarding thing about being who I am on Instagram," she says.
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Aleppo, Syria (CNN)Standing on the highest point in Aleppo, the calm and the quiet are humbling.
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Thanks to the folks over at Hello Giggles, we've been tipped off to this humbling coffee creation.
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One lynx in Colorado decided human beings needed a humbling reminder of who really owns the peaks.
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"It was pretty humbling," agreed forward Chandler Parsons, who scored a game-high 26 points against Memphis.
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" Now, she works as a respiratory therapist in the NICU and calls her career a "humbling experience.
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Whales are the largest animals on Earth, and it's humbling to watch them swim along our coast.
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Theater Review PARIS — For Western theatergoers, critics included, watching Japanese stage productions can be a humbling experience.
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Can there be a humbling, a dent in our hubris, in The Week the Earth Stood Still?
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The moment she told me what she had discovered was very humbling for me, as a parent.
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Tough: Sitting through Uri Treisman's freshman calculus class at the University of Texas was a humbling experience.
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This is a story really about the whole family, and it was humbling to have that trust.
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In one humbling experiment, people were asked to evaluate how well they understood how a zipper works.
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It was humbling to watch these insanely gifted people work to constantly be better, and never settle.
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Which is why subjecting my face to analysis by beauty pros was more than a little humbling.
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Other than promoting price hikes and indoor smoking bans, those approaches have had humbling levels of success.
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And it is so humbling to be standing up here with, hopefully, still the "La La" crew?
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On Soccer A humbling defeat at the hands of a nation a small fraction of your size.
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It's humbling to think how many birthdays, graduations, and promotions have had his music as their soundtrack.
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"It's very surreal and humbling," he said in a series of Instagram Story clips from the hospital.
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For 23 Democrats not named "Beto," Monday night's back and forth had to be a humbling affair.
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For the Cardinals' veteran relievers, it is humbling to watch Hicks, 19913, warm up in the bullpen.
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"To come back here and get a reception like that is definitely humbling, beyond gratifying," DeRozan said.
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It looked very intimidating at first, but soon turned out to be a humbling and powerful experience.
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The videos were a humbling reminder of America's nuclear legacy and the lingering danger of nuclear conflict.
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So to be here and to experience this, in this time, in this way, is so humbling.
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It's definitely humbling to see the excitement behind the Black Panther film and the whole melanin movement.
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So it's been slow torture fighting this move and humbling to be among those handicapping a likely pullback.
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"It was just a very, very humbling experience, so my wife and I both were shocked," says Rhett.
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"It was shocking and humbling...and overwhelming," said Solomon who hails from Southern California and works in finance.
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The job of chief information officer can be particularly humbling as the role gains increased authority within companies.
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It's deeply humbling that my musical "babies" and products have brought so much creative inspiration to so many.
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It's a humbling embarrassment for a company that so often highlights its focus on user security and privacy.
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"Nothing more humbling than getting your ass kicked by a 12 year old your first week," he said.
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"The messages of support from fans, players, former rugby administrators and the public have been humbling," he said.
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It's very humbling to be around all these people who love art so much and love the artistry.
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Kelly Clarkson had a hilarious (and no doubt, humbling) encounter at Sunday's 2019 Academy of Country Music Awards.
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Either during a meet-and-greet or elsewhere, what's the most humbling thing a fan's said to you?
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Thank you for your inspiration, it's humbling knowing someone is out there fighting much harder struggles then you!
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Whatever the case, we've all experienced the humbling and terrifying discomfort that comes along with a godawful date.
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The incident that took place aboard Flight 3411 has been a humbling experience, and I take full responsibility.
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Being granted by the public this weighty and solemn responsibility is humbling and must never be taken lightly.
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To see vast oceans, immense deserts and mountain ranges from so high up is both humbling and inspiring.
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Watching PayPal's stock tumble in the minutes after the Visa announcement was a "very humbling experience," he said.
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The humbling of Harper and Abbott, who are both conservatives, indicates that climate change denial is for losers.
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His victory is a humbling blow to the news media, the pollsters and the Clinton-dominated Democratic leadership.
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"It is so humbling to be here among amazing African women from so many different fields," she said.
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KV: It was definitely a humbling experience and took us 12 months longer than we would have hoped!
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To be clear, I don't find them humbling because the people who wrote to me liked the speech.
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"This is a unique position to be in, a unique and very humbling position," Castillejo told the newspaper.
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The coronavirus outbreak is a humbling reminder of the fragile state of the human condition in our world.
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Recognizing that our perceptions of the world don't necessarily reflect the pristine truth of the world is humbling.
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Then he found it humbling, a moment of corporate responsibility and mutual respect, both results of his work.
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It was the way he approached life, both professionally and personally, that was at once humbling and inspiring.
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It was a humbling end for a man who insisted he was the best option to challenge Trump.
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"This is a unique position to be in, a unique and very humbling position," Castillejo told the Times.
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"The word that all of us used when we started looking at the lidar was 'humbling,'" he said.
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You learn that there is something greater than artistic success when you see a great artist humbling himself.
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It's an awkwardly humbling experience, but I am proud of this work and the company I am in.
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They are an amazing, moving and humbling example of the commitment and passion needed to save the environment.
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"It's very surreal and humbling," J.P., 42, said, in a series of Instagram Story clips from the hospital.
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Childhood has a way of distorting your perception of a decade; adulthood corrects that distortion with a humbling rapidity.
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A humbling experience After college, Rowling moved to London to work as a researcher and secretary at Amnesty International.
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For Handmaid's to now receive this much recognition, it's humbling, yet I'm so proud, and really excited for everyone.
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That's been an extra blessing, it's humbling to give back and be along girls' sides in the healing process.
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It's a very humbling problem, and yet another example of how much there's still to learn about our planet.
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All your prayers and support have been humbling and overwhelming and I thank you all for everything you've done.
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Even if none of these things are true, it's humbling (and safe) to err on the side of caution.
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For anyone not fully familiar with racing, it can be humbling to see just how big that picture gets.
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I've always loved the ocean and it was humbling to finally dive and see that part of the world.
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As thrill-inducing as shopping for an upcoming getaway is, it's also a fairly humbling lesson in self-control.
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Relevance: There is nothing more painful or humbling for a presidential candidate than returning to an old, humdrum job.
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YAWNING deficits, stubborn inflation, a plunging currency, spiking interest rates, dwindling reserves and a humbling turn to the IMF.
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Trust me, dating so many amazing people is very, very exciting, but it's also humbling and kind of scary.
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"That's accompanied by a deep sense of reverence or respect or even sacredness, something that is humbling," he says.
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To be honored by the acknowledgement of my colleagues of fellow actors, filmmakers, writers, crew members is truly humbling.
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To get that kind of response from a player was pretty cool and humbling all at the same time.
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The other girl died of her disease, a sad and humbling reminder of the work yet to be done.
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This is a true humbling: He grows as an artist only by undermining his aloof pose and embracing others.
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Javier Cabral, West Coast Staff Writer To be honest, I find hangovers to be something of a humbling experience.
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"It has been heartwarming and humbling to know how many people think that I should do this," she said.
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The 2016 Race Tuesday night's surprise win in Michigan for Bernie Sanders was a humbling night for political prognosticators.
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It's a humbling reminder of what the technological advances that enable mobile gaming have done to change our lives.
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I can say that reading these letters has been one of the most humbling experiences of my public life.
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There's nothing the site celebrates more gleefully than Trump's humbling of its enemies, like the "amnesty" sympathizer Paul Ryan.
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NORMAN BROSTERMAN Every Outside Art Fair contains something you've never dreamed existed, a humbling revelation that art is everywhere.
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Matteo Berrettini rolled his eyes and shook his head as he recalled a humbling moment in his mid-teens.
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To be honoured by the acknowledgement of my colleagues of fellow actors, filmmakers, writers, crew members is truly humbling.
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"It is humbling how much I learn from this every week," writes Caity Weaver, a writer at The Times.
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The experience was humbling, and he takes a more constructive approach today, which he thinks is better for everyone.
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And it feels humbling to put my myself and my body at the mercy of what my work demands.
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"It&aposs exciting and humbling I think there&aposs something happening in the SBC," Greear said after he was elected.
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Even when there hasn't been a baby monitor broadcasting our tension, marriage has been humbling for my wife and me.
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Cassidy said his trouble with alcohol was "very humbling and it's also humiliating," in an interview with CNN in 2014.
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That so many people can listen to the same clip and hear such different things should give us humbling pause.
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The outpouring of emails and messages from strangers from all over the country since then has been humbling and inspiring.
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González finds the art both "kind of weird" and humbling, but stressed she shouldn't be the focus of the message.
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Today, it's very humbling when I hear that producers have cut their teeth on MUSIC, and are now experiencing success.
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She's right: After some humbling occupational therapy, and a few weeks of using the dictation iPhone tool, I was back.
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"It's always a humbling experience and an honor for me," fellow honoree Lil' Kim previously told PEOPLE about the recognition.
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You think your production is big and then you go into a U2 show and it's a really humbling experience.
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It was a really powerful experience for everyone who was there, and that was a very humbling experience for me.
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For others like Raisman who want to stay happy and healthy in the new year, she offers some humbling advice.
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It was really humbling and simultaneously ... But you didn't do a good job covering ... You missed the essential election and ...?
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I'm happier every day, which is humbling and so illuminating about what was missing in my life for so long.
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Popson told me he considered it "an honor and kind of humbling" to have been mentioned in the president's letter.
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"It's very humbling to have to announce a settlement of this magnitude," the bank's finance director Ewen Stevenson told reporters.
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"That was a humbling experience," believes Eleanor Dionisio of the Archdiocesan Institute for Research and Development at San Carlos Seminary.
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I want to pull back the curtain on an experience that was exhilarating, joyful, humbling, infuriating, and just plain baffling.
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In Ashlee + Evan's premiere, she still calls the experience "humbling" and very clearly nearly starts crying just thinking about it.
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It forbids any humbling — especially the first time that voting becomes actual instead of theoretical and Iowans crown a champ.
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"Just got a front row seat to watch @HillaryClinton overwhelm @realDonaldTrump at the "Humbling at Hofstra" on Monday," Cuban tweeted.
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But seeing Kraftwerk in 3D on the main stage on the first night of the festival was a humbling spectacle.
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It was a humbling loss for Xavier (16-2, 4-2 Big East) which fell to 9-1 at home.
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"Just got a front row seat to watch @HillaryClinton overwhelm @realDonaldTrump at the 'Humbling at Hofstra' on Monday," Cuban tweeted.
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It's a very humbling experience to be with so much love and so many people that just want to help.
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"It's very humbling and potentially humiliating," Mr. Schamus, 56, speaking in his loft-style offices in Manhattan's Flatiron district, said.
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The faith placed in our alliance is humbling and gives us strength to work even harder to fulfil people's aspirations.
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Iowa looks to bounce back from a humbling defeat when it hosts Purdue on Saturday in a Big Ten clash.
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They need to look seriously at the way they do business and how they arrived at this surprising, humbling destination.
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Despite our best intentions, however, it was clear that humbling Mr. Grossman and his newest venture would not be easy.
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That's been really humbling for me too, to know that wherever you go, you know what, you're not that special.
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Over 26 miles, I got an incredibly humbling sense of the sheer scale of humanity we serve every single day.
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"It's very humbling that they worked to try to represent their portrayal of our portion of our mission," Nutsch said.
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It's been a humbling experience as we are small fishes in a vast ocean, but we are both pretty dedicated.
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Your recent piece in The New York Times was humbling, articulate and very much a wake-up call for us.
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It was a humbling defeat for a team that has been constructed, at almost unimaginable cost, to win the trophy.
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It's been humbling to watch them help me shape my vision to get it where we needed it to be.
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A humbling image of how small we are — but even more, a breathtaking image of our lovely, fragile, irreplaceable home.
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It was so humbling but it drew me and drew our team closer in a way we couldn't have gone.
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As a journalist, you learn how many stories end with the humbling realization that the journey has only just begun.
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Yet standing in front of the dock, that upright glass coffin familiar from a thousand newsreels, is a humbling experience.
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In justifying the writing, Daniel undermines the terrifying and humbling aspects of his remarkable story — reasons enough to write it.
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Those humbling moments jolted Collins, a premier high school recruit in Louisiana and an all-American defensive back at Alabama.
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You learn the humbling force of death only when you lose a friend, a family member or someone you know.
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"It's extremely humbling and rewarding to get the opportunity to showcase the F-35A at so many different locations," Capt.
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It's a humbling experience when a group of people believe in you and your potential when you can't see it.
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The Health Issue It's humbling to care for an animal that reminds you, each day, of your own imminent death.
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That was a signal of faith in electric cars and a humbling for automakers with longer histories and greater productivity.
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It's definitely humbling, but you just want to do your best to make sure they go out the right way.
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Well, at the very least, it's humbling to know that genetically modified mice employ the same coping mechanisms as humans.
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One of the most humbling pieces about being a VC is that it is your job to be the student.
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To have the opportunity to work for probably the top media brand or newspaper in the world was indescribable, humbling, amazing.
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"For us to be able to have a hand, to do things that matter, it's an ongoing humbling experience," he continued.
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"For the nominee, whether it's for a judicial position or Senate confirmation, those can be very humbling, humiliating experiences," he added.
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"The thing that comes to mind is humbling," Julien told the team's website after claiming his 387th victory with the club.
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" She continued ... "Having so many people follow me on Instagram and read my posts is both incredibly humbling and hugely uplifting.
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"The weight and opportunity of this challenge is both humbling and thrilling, and I can't wait to get started," she wrote.
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It's going to be humbling for her, but I think she's got a big enough heart that she can do it.
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For Steve Coll, the conflict in Afghanistan has proved to be a "humbling case study in the limits of American power".
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"Serving the citizens of Dallas in this noble profession has been both a true honor and a humbling experience," Brown wrote.
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Coming off a humbling loss to open SEC play, LSU aims to take out its anger on visiting Syracuse on Saturday.
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In fact, it turned out to be one of the most humbling, humiliating, and demoralizing things I've ever volunteered to do.
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Similarly, the use of excessive bloom in outdoor areas helps to communicate a vast, humbling expanse, foretelling of the adventure ahead.
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For all the excitement surrounding precision medicine, it is humbling to see how distant a goal it remains, even in cancer.
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"It becomes quite humbling when they say, 'oh you've done this or you've done that or you're a hero,'" Harrison said.
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In 22016, Grover Cleveland lost in much the same manner to Benjamin Harrison, but then avenged his humbling four years later.
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But the online discount retailer may instead be poised for a humbling sale to the biggest traditional store chain around. Jet.
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Most people take the humbling experience of failure as an opportunity to grow, but Kasich has taken the path less traveled.
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A$AP had said jail was scary and humbling during his first performance in the States after getting back from Sweden.
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"It was an extraordinarily humbling and inspiring experience to play a part in telling Dan and Kathy's story," Schnetzer told CNN.
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"I've never felt at home and was always embarrassed I never mastered the Arab language," she said in honest, humbling terms.
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This has been an extremely humbling and frustrating part of my practice, but the situation has improved drastically since the ACA.
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It starts with a humbling acceptance that there is a great deal we simply do not and cannot know or understand.
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"This is humbling to go through something like this," said Giants manager Bruce Bochy, whose team completed a 223-222 homestand.
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So after having been away from that stage for four years, to have that feeling is very, very heartwarming and humbling.
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I actually went back and read quite a few of our archival winners this week, which was both inspiring and humbling.
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"It was humbling to know that I've been able to put a little mark on this," he said about the museum.
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Ceding to the United States could be humbling, but being hit with new tariffs could shake confidence in his country's economy.
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Millions of Americans are caring for aging relatives, and we know that it is a humbling responsibility—and a rewarding one.
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"Sunderland 'Til I Die" takes a fly-on-the-wall approach to the team's humbling first year in EFL League One.
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MONSON There's something very humbling about putting yourself in relationship to things that are so big that you can't know them.
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ST.-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — It was perhaps the last shot of Phil Mickelson's long and often humbling Ryder Cup career.
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In a season that has been humbling for everyone involved, Coach Steve Kerr was excited to see his franchise player return.
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If Shakespeare tends to goad modern performers toward displays of shoulder-swinging actorishness, Chekhov often has a contrary, admirably humbling effect.
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That was a signal of faith in electric cars and a humbling moment for automakers with longer histories and greater productivity.
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And now it's a humbling and sad feeling mixed in with the pride of what our country actually should stand for.
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This was a humbling public admission for a person whose career has been devoted to providing a platform for underrepresented histories.
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"There's a humbling feeling, of being a groundbreaker and moving forward as somebody who is of Asian American descent," he said.
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Years present: 20033 to 22003 As a Gemini Uranus native, your mind is a palace of exhilarating evolution and humbling realizations.
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The humbling of SoftBank, which paired its huge financial clout with a focus on rapid expansion, certainly helps, in his view.
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The support I have received over the last five months has been humbling, and I do not take it for granted.
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This year saw the humbling of some of the best-known unicorns — startups with a valuation of $1 billion or more.
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"We're very proud of our unit and our military and our army and our infantry and it's just ... it's humbling," he said.
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Most people take the humbling experience of failure as an opportunity to grow, but Kasich has taken the path less traveled. Sad.
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The future may be cool, but it's also a humbling reminder that much of what we do is easily replicable by machines.
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" And now, he said, "the idea that I get to be in the same walls as these amazing legends is so humbling.
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"It's quite humbling and it puts a lot of things into perspective," Rose told the BBC about the tattoo's 13-hour process.
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But after a couple of years, the company fizzled and they went back to Gurley for a "humbling, embarrassing" conversation about failure.
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"The generosity and outpouring of support from fellow Louisiana residents and businesses have been amazing and humbling," Landry said in a statement.
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This can be difficult and humbling at first, but it also goes back to gaining awareness of other people's backgrounds and history.
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The meeting, which seemed improbable just 72 hours ago, will likely stand as one of the most humbling moments of Obama's presidency.
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For both, the experience of running for president was humbling, and both were humiliated on national debate stages in painfully memorable ways.
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"Thank you J.K. Rowling for creating Hermione and...the privilege of being able to play Hermione is overwhelming and humbling," Dumezweni said.
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And it has been incredibly humbling because I can't pretend to have the experience that you have had and others have had.
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The demonstrators' continued commitment to nonviolence in the midst of this onslaught represents a truly humbling display of courage and collective resolve.
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To be able to bring that role to life, a role that means so much to the Hispanic community, is so humbling.
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"The really humbling thing about the work is that as soon as we submerge the sculptures, they're not ours anymore," he says.
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AOC tells us the entire process has been humbling, and she's hoping the comic will inspire people to discover their inner superhero.
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But of all the intriguing and humbling phenomena to be found in outer space, why are black holes such a particular fascination?
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"The outpouring of good wishes and support in response to Alex's recent health news has been humbling and overwhelming," the show wrote.
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Among the Taliban, bringing the world's strongest military power to the humbling point of withdrawal has widely been seen as a victory.
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These tangled Apple EarPod earrings by artists Aleia Murawski and Samuel Copeland serve as a humbling reminder of from where we came.
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"There were a lot of humbling moments," Clinton said on Friday at a Television Critics Association event where she previewed the documentary.
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It's the whole wide earth showing itself to us, the thrill of possibility, and the humbling privilege of a unique human experience.
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Although Sontag dismissed the poster collector as someone engaged in "emotional and moral tourism," there's something humbling and impossible about the pursuit.
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With that being said, it's very humbling to be in the same sentence as people who have done great things for this organization.
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"Visiting Give Kids the World and meeting people who actually change kids' lives every day is humbling," Survivor winner Mike Holloway tells PEOPLE.
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The humbling part is that as we are on this growth curve, we are continually struck by the increasing complexity that is revealed.
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Shivam Bhanderi, Surgical Resident, Health Education West Midlands What has been the most humbling moment you have experienced when caring for a patient?
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Thank you for fully understanding the awesome, unglamorous, and deeply humbling responsibilities of the presidency — and offering us four years of yourself anyway.
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We know wherever we go in the world we will have a roof over our head, good company, good food... it's really humbling.
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"It's very humbling and I'm very proud of it to tell you the truth," Samardzija said to reporters when asked about the milestone.
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Yes, I had, and I'd been working as a writer for about eight years, but New York has a way of humbling anybody.
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That bet nearly lost Dalio his business — an experience he has described as "painfully humbling" — but it went on to define his future.
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Humbling for the skipper to use those names and slip my name in there, but really excited about where we're at right now.
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For instance, the first (humbling) item on my purchases page is "chicken fingers," which I bought last night through the Seamless mobile app.
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"I'm proud of my record of service to Georgia, and being ahead in any poll is humbling," Isakson said in a statement Friday.
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"It's just humbling to see so many people wanting to help you find something that means so much to you," Waddell told CNN.
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I saw so many things I never thought I'd get to and met some amazing people, all in all very inspirational and humbling.
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It is an honor and it is unbelievably humbling to get to hear the stories of people who are being failed by policies.
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Obama's "transformation" is a euphemism for the deliberate crippling and humbling of a great nation he fraudulently considers racist, oppressive, venal and dysfunctional.
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For me and my co-founders, building our first tech company from the ground up has been both an exhilarating and humbling process.
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Mr. Hofer led the first round of voting, on April 22007, in which the country's two mainstream parties were handed a humbling defeat.
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We can all learn a humbling lesson from 70-plus years of living in constant pain but always putting country and service first.
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The deaths were "difficult and humbling for everyone involved," Hans Bishop, the company's chief executive, said in a conference call with securities analysts.
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The man who bills himself as the ultimate winner was forced to disguise the most humbling loss of his two years in power.
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"I used to think The Times had a big audience, but my 'Jeopardy!' appearances are pretty humbling in that regard," Ms. Harmon says.
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He knew none of this while playing Older Billy, but he did know, by that point, how humbling and unpredictable life could be.
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For members of Congress, that means that complaints about the president, however justified, should not entirely overwhelm a more humbling imperative: Heal thyself.
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It was so cool to watch the movie with the entire cast and the crew in Hollywood, it was so humbling and surreal.
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For our part it's humbling to say we, accepting responsibility for errors we haven't made, extending forgiveness to the writer and to ourselves.
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For China, any legislative change or policy reversal could be a very public — and potentially humbling — reminder that it gave ground under pressure.
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"It is extraordinarily humbling to return to my home state and address the graduates of Notre Dame," Pence said in a statement Thursday.
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That's humbling that they'd share some of the worst moments of their life with us in hopes we'd do something right with it.
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Mokyr knows Asian history, and shows, in a truly humbling display of erudition, that in China the minds evolved but not the makers.
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"It's humbling to realize how small Earth is next to this visitor from another solar system," said Pieter van Dokkum, a Yale astronomer.
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"It's quite humbling," said Molly Goddard, the English designer, as crowds of spectators pushed through the aisles to inspect each designer in turn.
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That should serve as a humbling reminder of how little we know and what could go wrong in a disarming or warning strike.
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"It's humbling that Adam Laxalt's family is standing with Steve because they know he is the candidate who will carry on that legacy."
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It is humbling to be at the mercy of such a seemingly unstoppable virus amid a rickety and inequitable American health care system.
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This was the humbling start to a kid who grew up to become one of the most prolific race car drivers in history.
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TED CRUZ WINS REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES IN IOWA | Senator Ted Cruz of Texas dealt a humbling loss to Donald J. Trump in the Iowa caucuses,
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After avenging a humbling loss in resounding style, the Pittsburgh Penguins look to carry the momentum into a Friday matinee against the Minnesota Wild.
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Washington (CNN)CNN's Dana Bash laid out the systematic years-long humbling of Democrats at Wednesday's forum for candidates to lead the national party.
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"The outpouring of good wishes and support in response to Alex's recent health news has been humbling and overwhelming," they wrote on March 8.
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It really is quite humbling to see how someone from the Far East has taken the time to pay tribute to someone like me.
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"If you look at what I used to look like, my body, it's been humbling, and you look at the world differently," she says.
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Ending that humbling playoff drought would be a lock alongside stars like Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant, which made Kerr's pitch even more attractive.
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"The courage I've seen from the children and the parents when we've been involved at the hospital this past year is humbling," she says.
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"The response is humbling, energizing, and points to a great launch week," Samsung Electronics America president and COO Tim Baxter said in a statement.
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" Of meatless meat, she writes, "these foods will never succeed in mimicking the humbling intimacy from meals where the animal's death is deeply felt.
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I wrote a 10-page letter to my family and realized I didn't have a stamp to send it, which was frustrating and humbling.
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"Every time we got a 'yes' we had so many more 'no's' beforehand, so it was both a humbling and awesome experience," said Moore.
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"When James took his first steps a couple weeks short of his fourth birthday, it was pretty amazing and humbling to see," Farrell says.
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"The generosity of people, even in countries suffering from disaster and turmoil, is truly humbling," director of CAF John Low said in a statement.
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"That is the most humbling and freeing thing is seeing music and something that is a universal language actually come in and bring hope."
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An early, and humbling, experiment in digital epidemiology occurred at Google, where engineers launched the disease-forecasting tool Google Flu Trends (GFT) in 2008.
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" The actress calls motherhood "very humbling," and as she and the interviewer are bonding over their pumping experiences, Johansson asks candidly, "How's your boobs?
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"My favourite part about astrophotography is looking up to the stars realising just how big the universe really is, it's very humbling," he said.
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Still, there's something humbling about the fact that even in 2016, our mighty tech infrastructure is still at the mercy of one monkey's misstep. .
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What this tells us is humbling: We know very little about what Mueller is doing, what he knows, or what his endgame might be.
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It would be a humbling reminder of the power we have in our own voices and the responsibility we have to support one another.
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This has been really humbling to me and I just wanted you guys to know how much your support and love means to me.
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The experience is different for every dancer, but in the case of Maria Kowroski, the statuesque New York City Ballet principal, it's been humbling.
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"This is the most humbling, unexpected, fantastic place to be in my life," he told the magazine of his relationship with girlfriend Jacinta Kuznetsov.
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But I'll be forever grateful for the humbling lessons I've learned from the beautiful people I've met, fighting my madness in The Mill City.
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Amid a torrent of tabloid reports alleging bad behavior, infidelity and questionable tattoos, he finds himself at maximum attention at an especially humbling moment.
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And for them to even want to speak to me was humbling and flattering because my whole black metal obsession happened to so organically.
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Especially in the later books, most notoriously in The Humbling, the coupling of older men with alluring, sinister younger women feels mechanical and cheap.
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The answers I receive are humbling and range from families escaping Communist regimes to wanting to break the cycle of poverty in their family.
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The team members travel from town to town finding members of the Red and Blue Tribes and bringing them together for long, humbling conversations.
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For a player with such an outsized reputation, known more for his bat flips and on-field encounters than anything else, it appears humbling.
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"It's a very humbling study for someone who puts in stents," said Dr. Brahmajee K. Nallamothu, an interventional cardiologist at the University of Michigan.
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On his return, he served 10 months in federal prison and eventually retired from boxing, eking out a living with sometimes humbling public appearances.
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He is, in fact, the only senator for whom a simple Google search is a humbling exercise, thanks to that nettlesome John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
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It can be humbling, as Mr. Aranda discovered recently when he arrived drenched from a pelting rainstorm and grumbled about it to his class.
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"For me, it's super humbling just to observe how these little kind of butterfly wing flaps can have these long term consequences," Messina says.
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To sit in the gazebo and stare out at the lake bed when it's shrouded in early morning fog is profound somehow, and humbling.
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"It is deeply humbling to stand before you today to commemorate the life and service of an American patriot, Senator John McCain," Pence said.
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"Seeing the moon like that has a unifying and humbling effect that's visible in the faces of people that are seeing it," Overstreet told Gizmodo.
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If that is humbling for a culture long sold on its excellence, it doesn't change the fact that for many it is their best chance.
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"It's incredibly humbling to accept this position... I'm going to give this everything I've got," O'Donnell said while sharing the announcement on Monday's morning show.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)In fact, one of my biggest issues with the Tab S4 was also quite humbling, because it was largely my fault.
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In a humbling video by Donna Conlon, ants foraging in a Panama forest carry leaf-like national flags and peace signs back to their nest.
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To be the 9th musical to ever win the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in its 100 year history is truly humbling for all of us.
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God's willingness to redeem us through Christ, in spite of all our failures and imperfections, is so humbling and fills my heart with tremendous gratitude.
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It's a privilege to be able to do this, and it's actually pretty humbling when you see how far people have come to support you.
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No matter the size or industry of a company, orienting around customers-first can be a humbling experience that challenges core assumptions about a product.
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"My goal is to let my music go as far as possible," he says, describing the American arena dates in retrospect as a humbling experience.
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And I think that's very humbling to someone in a sport like ours where we're paid vast amounts of money with vast amounts of exposure.
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Prior to their Icelandic humbling, England had limped to two draws against Russia and Slovakia, and had scraped together a 2-1 win against Wales.
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Between his narrow 271 reelection and his humbling 22000 midterm losses, he sidelined many of the neoconservatives in his administration and quietly abandoned neoconservative policies.
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The vast majority of messages I receive on Instagram are incredibly humbling, and I love hearing from people who say my posts are helping them.
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Such is the wise and humbling rule of "Booksmart": try as you might to flee your regular self, you always end up bumping into it.
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So it must have been a humbling experience for executives at these companies to build out new products for the medical sector and totally bomb.
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For two players at distinct points in their careers, the path to the lucrative WTA Tour begins in small towns on the humbling Pro Circuit.
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It was a humbling realization for a player who so recently seemed poised to lock down the Yankees' third base spot for years to come.
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And it was a humbling setback for Mr. Ryan, raising questions about his ability to run an already fractious Republican conference as a lame duck.
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It would be easy to write off this humbling experience as the inevitable result of Neumann's singular avaricious, impulsive, and sometimes just plain weird behavior.
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For SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son and his Japanese tech conglomerate, it&aposs a humbling turn of events after a bold effort to conquer Silicon Valley.
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It has been humbling for a Senators team that prides itself on a conservative style, turning the area between the blue lines into a morass.
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Deck McGuire was the only one to escape unscathed, and even he had a humbling moment when he dropped a popup in the eighth inning.
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This was hardly the first example of an American or European company humbling itself to the Chinese government following an incident of freedom of expression.
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And with that comes the humbling realization that the history of human life is not isolated, but rather a history of our interaction with microorganisms.
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WATCH: Scott Hamilton on His 'Humbling' Brain Tumor Miracle "The Wave" waterpark opened in Dublin, California the same day as the incident, according to Mercury News.
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"We had to move [this event] to a bigger venue so we could accommodate everyone, and that to me is incredibly humbling," Rubio told the crowd.
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" "Working for Jness is grounding and satisfying and humbling and, and...wonderful," she says, the edges of her mouth curling up into a slight smile. "Wonderful.
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There are few things in life so humbling—so virtuous, so innocent, so unequivocally awe-inspiring—as seeing someone blow chunks coming out of camel pose.
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The 20-year-old, ranked 101st in the world, is expected to soar nearly 50 places in the ATP standings after humbling fifth seed Ramos-Vinolas.
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It's humbling in the way I can learn from their thinking and push myself and my communities to go further in our own thinking and practice.
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Assuming the company can avoid unforeseen disaster with the Galaxy Note 8, it will have made a triumphant return from one of its most humbling failures.
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I still found myself repeating Kushner's magic combinations of words and the humbling vibrations they create — tropopause, great belt of calm air, ozone — over and over.
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In a humbling turn, ABI's board (which the Brazilian investors control alongside a group of Belgian heirs) halved its dividend in October to pay down debt.
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"To have had the privilege of describing the first sauropod braincase ever found in Australia has been very humbling," Poropat told Live Science in an email.
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Sabathia came to spring training in the once unimaginable, objectively unenviable, and supremely humbling position of fighting for the fifth spot in the Yankees' starting rotation.
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Even if I do more art facilitating than art making, it's humbling to know that my contributions are valued and have a place in my community.
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"It was very humbling hearing the testimonies of so many women who have been able to tell their story, often for the first time," Allinson said.
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Since then, they have lost three of their next six matches, including a 5-1 thrashing by Istanbul Basaksehir and a 3-0 humbling by Besiktas.
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I've received an overwhelming, humbling amount of love toward the movie about the costuming, on social media or even through my private email and my agent.
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The Blues are coming off a humbling 24-22 loss at Columbus on Saturday night that dipped their goal differential to minus-10 on the season.
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It's a joyful experience — but humbling, too, as I struggle to match the sounds I produce to the ones I hear in concerts all year long.
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It was a humbling experience, but one that Kasparov believes will happen far more often (and in many more areas of life) as time goes by.
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As the Australian Open begins Monday, Keys has a chance to use what she learned from her humbling loss in the U.S. Open final in September.
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He can hold forth in one breath on the humbling task of bird-feeder maintenance and in another invoke the teachings of the theologian Reinhold Niebuhr.
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But Valeant was ultimately responsible for big losses incurred by the hedge fund the last two years — humbling for Mr. Ackman and rough for his investors.
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There are certain younger people that I know, but my dad is connected to the old school in a way that is still humbling for me.
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"As all of these people's stuff is being thrown out the window essentially, and their entire lives upended, it is an extremely humbling experience," Brodsky explained.
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Lifestyles of the rich and the famous: They involve elaborate weddings, hyped-up beauty products, and supposedly, for some, a strong and humbling dose of frugality.
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"Spending time inside our security and intelligence agencies, understanding more about the vital contribution they make to our national security, was a truly humbling experience," William said.
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"It's a humbling thing to have people think that you can run the country," says Oprah, appearing impressively chilled about the whole thing in the clip above.
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It must have been humbling, or depressing, to see a new NBA drift away from their grasp during their past few years of convulsing, vomiting Kobe madness.
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"The passion and commitment that the staff demonstrates and the care they offer both in the hospices and the community is inspiring and humbling in equal measure."
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump is facing a humbling prospect: The same Washington buzzsaw that frustrated his 44 predecessors can pose significant hurdles for him as well.
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I've had the honor and humbling experience to sit on panels with Erica Garner, and the suffering that she's experienced by not getting a decision is palpable.
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" This perspective is in marked contrast to the opinions voiced in the LA Weekly article, lauding the experience as "a deeply humbling and moving work of art.
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" Feb 28, 2018: What Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Can Learn from Queen Elizabeth II "MBS's downsizing and relative humbling of the House of Saud is welcome news.
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She doesn't speak the language and singing with proper pronunciation was intimidating, but she says the enthusiasm and support from her new found fans has been humbling.
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I'm proud of what our team has accomplished in only a few years, and it's humbling to see that so many people rely on WhatsApp every day.
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Yet, he preaches a humbling homily on the stuff ("It was a 10-year winter/Falling in line/A land without freedom/Is no land of mine").
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There was something to learn from this—Kurt was sure—this mixed state of guilt and power in making someone wait, the humbling that came with abandonment.
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Health care failure Last month's health care meltdown proved both eye-opening and humbling for a former chief executive, accustomed to acting unilaterally and getting his way.
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If you didn't know that the gatekeepers of your precious data sometimes have the means to access it, then you are in for quite a humbling realization.
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" Feb 28, 2018: What Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Can Learn from Queen Elizabeth II "MBS's downsizing and relative humbling of the House of Saud is welcome news.
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The notion of being considered for a seat on the highest court in the land is beyond humbling and I am incredibly grateful to have been mentioned.
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Despite Rubio's public optimism, the new poll suggests Florida -- where Rubio has staked his campaign's future -- might serve as a humbling barrier for his White House bid.
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A lot of people have been in the game for a while, so it's always humbling to go out in New York and be reminded of that.
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If interviews with four former lawmakers — two currently incarcerated and two who have been released — are a guide, the three men are in for a prolonged humbling.
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Even if you don't put stock in such dubious concepts, being in the presence of such ancient and sacred symbols can be a powerful—and humbling—experience.
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Instead, he had to qualify last month at Gailes Links, a potentially humbling 23-hole process for a golfer who was long one of the world's best.
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Nothing is more humbling than having another person go through a piece you've labored over and point out all the ways in which you are an idiot.
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Mark Zuckerberg may not have been deposed as part of his humbling settlement with the Federal Trade Commission, but never has his dominance been damaged so dramatically.
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Watch the video above for an ironic tutorial in every wedding guest's Olympic sport, "vergasm" — the delicious pleasure of humbling a bride and groom's impossible nuptial expectations.
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Trump, who according to press secretary Sarah Sanders, described his visit as "very humbling and sad," left in his motorcade after about 30 minutes at the synagogue.
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"The response since our launch just a few weeks ago has been gratifying and humbling at the same time," said Inflect co-founder and CEO Mike Nguyen.
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What was great about that job is that it was a combination of the most humbling, backbreaking work, along with the most sublime high-end creative work.
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"I go back to this notion of a company that's bigger than me, which is very important and a very humbling thing to think about," he said.
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The game ended in a 22014-219 draw, but by humbling the British, Dempsey's goal has gone down as one of the great moments in Yankee soccer.
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France then lost, 266-0, to Sweden at the world championships the following year in one of the more humbling defeats in the country's nascent hockey history.
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Even so, it's a humbling moment when you realize that you've gone through the same emotional arc that people in countless revolutionary moments have lived before you.
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Johnson's team was outclassed and outgunned last season on the way to an 80-48 humbling at the hands of the Atlantic 10 regular-season co-champions.
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"It's a humbling privilege to be nominated to lead a Department whose mission I love, to accomplish the balanced, common sense vision of our President," Bernhardt wrote.
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It's humbling to come to you now with another confession: The iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max may be making me a convert to bigger smartphones.
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A fascinating essay by Wenfang Tang in American Affairs makes for humbling reading for anybody who thinks we can take the superiority of our system for granted.
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And when the humbling show eventually dissolved into nothingness, mere minutes after it had begun, only a dozen steps returned me to the warmth of the cabin.
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My favorite feature is the live video feed from the station itself: There's something humbling and uplifting about seeing our planet from that vantage point in real time.
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It was humbling to sit inside the tiny and unconventional country that we call Vatican City, surrounded by the world's leading scientists, ethicists, venture capitalists and faith leaders.
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Germany's government bonds also rallied and the euro climbed as high as $279.23 despite a humbling regional election result for Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservative Bavarian allies on Sunday.
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It's been completely humbling to get to learn from masters of all these different disciplines, and the skill sharing is one of my favorite things about the industry.
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The Bears (2285-2112.3) followed a dominant win over Minnesota in Week 733 with two humbling losses, but should get back on track with a win at home.
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Though not quite as destructive as MegaBots, or as humbling as Boston Dynamics, Reach Robotics' MekaMon might just be the most fun and accessible robot on the market.
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I had to like drunk detective piece everything together the next morning … I woke up in the hallway of my building on the floor — which is very humbling.
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In general, they fared well over brief time periods, but got worse the further analysts peered into the future—a trend unsurprising in direction but humbling in magnitude.
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"Coming back from pregnancy has been extremely humbling, embarrassing at times, but extremely rewarding," Bruce captions a photo of her second-place finish at the US 15k Championship.
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"The fact that our case can be used to give answers to the loves ones for the victims across the country is really amazing and humbling," Bland says.
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"Being featured in the campaign is both exciting and a bit humbling," Ison says, but he is realistic about the impact it will have on his photographic career.
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"It's humbling, frankly, to be entrusted with the mantle of creating the look of perhaps the most-watched cultural television experience that isn't a sporting event," he says.
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The Yankees will try to get back on track and avoid a humbling three-game sweep when they visit the last-place Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday afternoon.
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It also is humbling to witness because it paints a pretty clear picture of the scope of intelligence people seem to have, and how proudly ignorant they are.
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Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's chief executive, responded to investor criticisms that the process was slow and disorderly by saying that the huge interest shown by the suitors was "humbling".
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On Saturday Los Angeles officially renamed a 3.5-mile road Obama Boulevard after former President Barack Obama, an honor he described as humbling but really "not about" him.
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He wasn't the Vols' first choice, or maybe even their fifth choice, given that the school was rejected by a number of candidates during a humbling coaching search.
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EditorsNote: Resending per client request No. 13 Ohio State crushes No. 12 Michigan State COLUMBUS, Ohio — A week after a humbling beatdown, Ohio State rebounded in resounding fashion.
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"It's deeply humbling for me to participate in the 172nd commencement in Notre Dame's 175th year," the former Indiana governor said to applause and boos in South Bend.
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"Altitude is extremely humbling, and although we tested both of them in the lab, there is no sea-level predictor for how you're going to do," Dhillon said.
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For Vice, the Brooklyn-based company that became a darling of new media, the cuts represent a humbling setback and a marked shift from its once-bullish outlook.
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"It was a pretty humbling experience for someone with a Ph.D. and 30 years of research experience to have the kids get it correct right from the start."
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If accepting his release in Atlanta and then quickly signing the next decent offer to come along was a humbling experience for Bautista, it wasn't the first one.
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Often the work feels quite overpowering and humbling, and some people can find it quite overwhelming and scary because it's do to do with the power of nature.
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So it's humbling to come to you now with another confession: The iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max may be making me a convert to bigger smartphones.
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As Tyler Cowen argued in a response paper, the existence of serious uncertainty is important, and humbling, but doesn't render estimation of an event's likely effects totally impossible.
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But it's both a humbling result and a sign of weakness that has caused some candidates — like Republican Marco Rubio in the 22016 GOP primary — to drop out.
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"It's a humbling privilege to be in this position," James tells CNBC Make It, while explaining that this isn't the first time she's made history in her career.
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They arrived here on Friday reeling after a humbling week against the Washington Nationals and the Los Angeles Dodgers, two of the best teams in the National League.
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"As a lover of blues and jazz, I was excited to move to Harlem and find it a humbling experience as a musician, because everybody is so good."
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When Ereck Flowers, the mammoth left tackle who had played a humbling game, was asked about his performance, he ended up pushing a reporter in the locker room.
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The head of Americans for Prosperity, an organization funded by Charles and David Koch, told donors that the healthcare fight in Congress has been "humbling," Politico reported Sunday.
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It is very humbling to join the impressive list of past recipients, including all of the voices who educated and entertained generations of Chicago fans over the years.
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It was humbling for me that he trusted me and cared about me enough [to ask for] my creative input [and] continue both the working relationship and friendship.
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But living the effect of your work and watching someone slowly die in front of you, well, "that's a deeper humbling than I'd ever experienced before," Schadt says today.
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" She adds, "These letters can be a source of distraction from their problems, and it's very humbling to know that there are so many people out there who care.
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"It's humbling and I'm grateful to feel these emotions because, because I know that because of this sadness I am going to be able to feel joy," she added.
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The Wildcats opened the season with a 33-20 win over Nevada before suffering a humbling 41-17 loss on the road to Duke, and hopes to climb above .
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I was surprised he knew who I was, and yeah, it was just really humbling," she said, elaborating on her own, "It was good, because I saved 6,000 people.
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Having a conversation with someone completely different from you, whether that's a young and ambitious Beijing entrepreneur or a Naxi farmer on the other side of China, is humbling.
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Since then, Federer has played one U.S. Open tune-up event, where he suffered a shocking and swift third-round humbling at the hands of Russian qualifier Andrey Rublev.
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The amount of Broods fans who have come out to support me on this adventure, it's really humbling... Two years ago, I would have thought 'Oh, that'll never happen.
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For me, there's something severely uncanny and somewhat humbling in seeing past generations — clad in their dated clothes and obsolete technologies — frolicking about among the timeless beauty of nature.
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It was yet another humbling moment in my life, sleeping on her sofa while her two little boys tried to get to the "candy" in Uncle Ephi's prescription bottles.
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Stella McCartney recently shared the original sketch of the royal gown with WWD, saying that designing it for Markle was one of the most "humbling moments" of her career.
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"It's humbling to think our mission to the Moon will deliver something that could be read millions of years from now," John Thornton, Astrobotic's CEO, said in a statement.
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So, yes, I think the office is humbling him a bit and it may have been the only responsibility on Earth that would ever visit humility upon Donald Trump.
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"It's a humbling privilege to be nominated to lead a Department whose mission I love, to accomplish the balanced, common sense vision of our President," Bernhardt said on Twitter.
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" During an appearance on Fox Business Network later that day she said, "It's very humbling to be asked by the President to continue to serve at a senior role.
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Cherry, 54, told the London Evening Standard that a trip to volunteer at a community kitchen in the now disbanded "Calais Jungle" camp in northern France was "humbling, overwhelming".
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One of my most humbling life moments happened when I was leaving work on a rainy night and came across a dog dressed in a raincoat and wearing booties.
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Courtroom apology At his sentencing, Papadopoulos delivered a humbling mea culpa -- reading a prepared statement that was not aligned with the President, who regularly rails against the Mueller investigation.
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The deal has been a wild ride — a World Series title, two admissions of performance-enhancing drug use, a yearlong suspension, a renaissance last season, a humbling crash now.
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Clinton, whose convention next week will extensively mine her biography, has started to undertake the humbling repair work that many Republicans had hoped Mr. Trump would begin on Thursday.
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So it has definitely been a humbling process to embrace my ambition and to really start to feel that being ambitious is actually a beautiful thing for a woman.
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"It's humbling and I'm grateful that I'm able to feel these emotions, because I know that because of the sadness, I'm gonna be able to feel joy," she said.
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Nobody should have to live a life of such horror... The fact that these two girls had the strength to just sit down and talk about this is humbling.
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The W.F.P.'s bet backfired when Mr. Cuomo badly defeated Ms. Nixon in September, and the group subsequently endorsed Mr. Cuomo in the general election in a humbling reversal.
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Yet the Lakers, after a humbling six consecutive seasons out of the playoffs, thought they had to surrender all those assets for the opportunity to unite James and Davis.
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Even the most critical eye cannot help but chuckle at the ungainly sight of a classic piece of portraiture brought down to the humbling level of a jester act.
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But Brown was among the few players who emerged from U.S.A. Basketball's humbling seventh-place finish in the FIBA World Cup in China with a boost to his reputation.
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On the surface, Bayern appears to have acted with uncharacteristic haste in firing Ancelotti now, just a few weeks into the season and a day after a humbling defeat.
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For Mr. Patterson, whose books have sold more than 365 million copies worldwide, sharing a cover with an even more famous writer seems to have been a humbling experience.
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It's a humbling reminder, watching the super controlled camera-readiness of a newscaster suddenly slip to reveal the bumbling buffoons we all are when we forget people are watching.
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The scope of the destruction, the size of the wound cut into the heart of our city, remained humbling and retrained its ability to inspire calm outrage, cold purposefulness.
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Another humbling realization is that the steps Seattle took to confront that epidemic were much the same as those we take now: Avoid crowds, stay home, wash your hands.
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"It has truly been one of the most humbling moments of my career and I am so proud of all the team on this stunning sunny royal day," she added.
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" Jenkins' co-executive producer Adele Romanski also said in the aftermath of the mix-up, "It's so humbling to be standing up here with hopefully still the La La crew.
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We were witnessing something far more humbling: the sacrosanct and singular decimated in an instant — the puncturing of a communal naïveté, as if what we hold sacred could last forever.
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The fixture would become known as the 'Match of the Century', dubbed as such by the English press after a humbling and unexpected loss to a manifestly superior national team.
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UFC star Jorge Masvidal says fighting in front of President Trump will be a "humbling" experience ... telling TMZ Sports he's honored to put on a show in front of POTUS!!!
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"As a history major, to be part of making history was humbling, exciting and it also made me think, if I can make history, anybody can make history," Hayden said.
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" Adds McCartney: "It has truly been one of the most humbling moments of my career and I am so proud of all the team on this stunning sunny royal day.
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Observing the eternal arms race of species competing to claim a limited number of resources as it plays out through specialized biology over the course of millennia is humbling stuff.
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While shoppers might reasonably pay high fees to avoid assembling Ikea furniture — an experience that is humbling, emotional, and frustrating AF — the cost isn't all that high to begin with.
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Now I'm going to have the honor of having that position, and it really is a humbling thing -- to know that you're going to be the spokesperson for the country.
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"This is the most humbling, unexpected, fantastic place to be in my life," Jonathan tells PEOPLE of his relationship with girlfriend, Jacinta Kuznetsov, 28, a development producer at Scott Entertainment.
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"It's humbling to see that this small program could have so much impact on the women who go through it, and they're visibly in tears when they leave," says Howland.
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Murthy pointed to his background as the grandson of a poor farmer from India in what he called the "humbling" experience of being chosen as the nation's top health official.
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"Serving the citizens of Dallas in this noble profession has been both a true honor and a humbling experience," Brown said in a statement, without explaining why he was retiring.
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In accepting the Champion for Change award, Vincent said, "Always humbling to be recognized for the work, but the real work, the real champions, the real heroes are the victims."
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The delay amounts to a humbling setback for FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, who had made reforming the $20 billion set-top box market a centerpiece of his pro-consumer agenda.
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Still, Bossie took to Fox News on Tuesday morning to address his position on the list of contenders, calling it "humbling" as he coyly touted his qualifications for the post.
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Whether we like to admit it or not, we've all at one point in our life experienced the humbling shame that comes with accidentally dropping one's food onto the floor.
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Nobody dedicates an award to anything remotely charitable or humbling or political, nobody mentions the fact the world could be about to change in 24 hours via the US election.
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"When your customer support issues are that publicly bad, and you have your site go down when people want to be trading," it's a very humbling experience, Mr. Romero said.
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It was a humbling rebuke to President Jacob Zuma, who had backed the other main contender, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma, center-left above, a veteran politician and Mr. Zuma's former wife.
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" Kramer's essay on foraging, "The Food at Our Feet," is both hilarious and humbling, a reminder that "only a small fraction of the planet's bounty gets to anyone's dinner table.
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The support was humbling, but it also felt strange to create an elaborate record to prove that I was worthy of doing a job that I was qualified to do.
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Northridge was a humbling experience for engineers who realized that a welding and connection technique that had been used for three decades made steel-frame buildings more likely to collapse.
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In addition to being filled with as many twists and turns as a first-rate suspense thriller, "Dawson City" is packed with near-metaphysical intimations, both awe-inspiring and humbling.
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"It's humbling to be able to stand every single night at the restaurant that we dreamed of, welcoming guests with open arms just the way we always intended," Jen says.
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For as delightful as Austen's static world may be, it is the humbling, bracing confrontation with the self that lifts her characters beyond caricature and her plots beyond Harlequin romance.
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Both Saturn and Jupiter symbolize wisdom and knowledge in their own respect, but Jupiter represents uplifting experiences while Saturn stands for humbling teachable moments that ask us to root down.
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It was an amazing expression of faith in the brand we've built, and it was humbling to see what a brilliant community we have the good fortune to be part of.
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"It's incredibly humbling to know that lil' ole me is helping women feel better about their bodies and more confident when getting their passport stamped," Richmond tells Refinery29 in an interview.
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"It's just been really humbling to be a parent and realize things are just messy and that's okay," adds Randall, 35, who is mom to 21-month-old son Breck Stuart.
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It's been really interesting to see the discussions that have been erupting from just me being crowned, and it's been an extremely humbling experience to be a part of those conversations.
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Hun Sen, Cambodia's prime minister, pounced on the humbling of reporters by the White House, declaring with approval on February 27th that Mr Trump, like him, sees the press causing "anarchy".
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Hiding behind this brow-raising pic is a humbling Grammy award-winning artist ... see if you can uncover the mystery as to which good kid is hiding underneath this maad photo.
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" Longoria also spoke about the fellow Texan and "Dreaming of You" singer, saying, "It's beyond humbling to stand here on behalf of a person that I myself owe so much to.
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"It's humbling to come back after a couple years off and that's your first game and that's the result you get," Manziel said on his "Comeback SZN" podcast with Barstool Sports.
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"That is her only true firewall," an adviser glumly said Wednesday in the wake of a humbling New Hampshire defeat that has shaken the confidence of the candidate and the campaign.
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"It's really humbling when you begin to see the sensitivities of Earth systems and realize how little we truly understand those systems," Adams told me as we walked through the Biosphere.
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The Count speaks of "humbling" himself before his slaves, but the cross he hopes to join them under is just another means of control, the promises of salvation just another shackle.
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Bolling had what she calls a "stop-you-in-your-tracks, extremely humbling" moment recently when one of her clients, a nurse, fell asleep as she was quietly doing her hair.
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"Spending time inside our security and intelligence agencies, understanding more about the vital contribution they make to our national security, was a truly humbling experience," said William, the Duke of Cambridge.
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"It's a humbling privilege to be nominated to lead a department whose mission I love, to accomplish the balanced, common sense vision of our President," Bernhardt said in a statement Monday.
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" He added: "I know that this is a very difficult game, it's a very humbling game, and periods of time when things don't go as anticipated — that's part of the game.
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In fact, when it comes to parenthood — that great, humbling equalizer — the most intelligent and powerful men on earth seem to flounder and fail even more than the rest of us.
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Probably he always had it, but maybe it was triggered by that humbling moment at the Polo Grounds, became a bigger part of Branca's life than it would have been otherwise.
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The 15th-ranked Terrapins lost four of their last six games in conference play, including a humbling 33-62 defeat at Indiana on Sunday, but have had four days to rest.
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Crusader Kings II is a humbling, atomizing experience; you can feel truly alone and against all odds while playing it, and that make the act of winning so much more indulgent.
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Mr. Peterson is generally affable and chatty, however badly things are going, and sometimes he puffs on a pipe or sips red wine as he discusses various bizarre and humbling situations.
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Mr. Norman said in a radio interview that winning the prize was "deeply humbling," but went on to question a lack of racial and gender diversity in the classical music world.
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We are living in an era when some advertising executive gazes at the moon and sees not beauty, or a humbling reminder of his insignificance, but the Earth's most unignorable billboard.
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Mess up the secret sauce — generally some combination of sweet sauce and bean paste — and it could overpower the crepe, dominating the chili, humbling the cilantro, running roughshod over the scallions.
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Cowher: 'This honor is truly humbling' Baker surprised Cowher Saturday, prior to the CBS broadcast of the divisional matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Tennessee Titans, according to the HOF's website.
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For example, Castro's humbling of Beto O'Rourke, the former congressman from Texas, came as O'Rourke was outlining a fairly wide-ranging plan to aid asylum seekers and secure citizenship for Dreamers.
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The debut screening at Brooklyn Academy of Music and the upcoming shows at The Kitchen in New York City both sold out in less than a day; that is overwhelming and humbling.
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"Spending time inside our security and intelligence agencies, understanding more about the vital contribution they make to our national security, was a truly humbling experience," Prince William said in the Instagram post.
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"It has been a grueling but humbling six months, and I hope to have proven that anything is possible with some determination, self-belief and positivity," Mr. Purja said in a statement.
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" Norman also thanked the magazine profusely for this opportunity, gushing, "This cover means the world to me and for me to represent my community, it is such a humbling experience for me.
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"This has been a truly humbling experience for us all and even in her last chapter as she began to leave us, Fatima showed us how we should live," the family finished.
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The humbling of one of India's most successful international brands illustrates the challenge of making money in the country's aviation sector, dominated by low-cost carriers such as IndiGo and SpiceJet Ltd.
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BEIJING — If Donald Trump launches a trade war with China it would likely result in catastrophic losses for both nations and possibly a humbling defeat for the United States, some have warned.
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"For me to even have my name up there with those type of guys that's a blessing and a humbling feeling," the 21-year-old told a U.S. press conference on Thursday.
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It's pretty humbling to look at this densely populated urban landscape we call home, and to realize that from a short distance away, we're nothing more than a streak of white powder.
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The pressure of remixing one of the most influential albums in history could be "humbling" for Martin, who had to contend with the weighty expectations of the several generations worth of fans.
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Calling his primary win "humbling," Lee's focus, he said, is on growing Tennessee's economy and supporting rural communities as well as boosting the state's education system while cracking down on illegal immigration.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. Throughout history, a few musical minds have helped cultivate cities of greatness; cultural behemoths that stand as examples of the sheer humbling creativity of humankind.
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There can be something humbling about embracing that legacy, especially when you recognize that you are a blip in time, and that whatever the future holds will likely be beyond your comprehension.
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I'm glad I got to do it, it's really humbling, and it's important to go through that process: the vans, sleeping in motels, being in close quarters with a ton of people.
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"As much as it's just one loss and we've got a big game Thursday (against the New York Rangers), it's a humbling loss, it's a butt-kicking," Islanders coach Doug Weight said.
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"Before I came here, I told my girlfriend it was going to be a really good experience because I was going to get crushed and that would be really humbling," he said.
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"It was a very humbling experience for personal reasons, and I knew that wasn't the player that I wanted to be," Bellinger said on a conference call after his award was announced.
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"It's humbling to be just one of 28 sports, to be one fish in a huge pool," said Paul McGinley, Ireland's leader, whose team has spent time with the steeplechaser Sara Treacy.
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Instead of trying to attain and consolidate power (and becoming a reliable commodity in the process), North is engaged with something more elusive and humbling: what happens when he reads a poem.
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Suzanne SellersChicago To the Editor: Re "How to Help Protect Abortion Rights" (editorial, May 16): Being a clinic escort is not for the faint of heart but is exceptionally rewarding and humbling.
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Studying the American soldiers' perspective toward the ARVN, one of whom was my own father, and listening to the American veterans' stories have been humbling and elevating parts of my academic journey.
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" At one point, in a discussion of redlining, Mr. Bloomberg stopped — "since I have the floor for a second" — to reflect on the humbling of the past week before "my fellow contestants.
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It was such an intense and deeply humbling experience that Cretton transformed it into a short film, Short Term 12, which won the top jury prize at the 19703 Sundance Film Festival.
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Undoing that damage and winning back fans has been a slow, humbling process but there are signs IndyCar and its crown jewel, the 500, are starting to regain some of their sparkle.
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But after Amazon&aposs humbling loss to Microsoft for the Pentagon&aposs massive $10 billion JEDI cloud contract earlier this year, Amazon is turning up the heat, at least rhetorically, on Microsoft.
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"This is the humbling of Donald Trump," said Seth Harris, a former Acting Labor Secretary during the Obama administration, who said Puzder would have been a "radical disruptor" but Acosta won't be.
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"I knew coming into the week that it was unlikely on this golf course that I was going to have a chance to win, and that's a humbling feeling for me," said Spieth.
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The Tigers bounced back from a humbling home loss to Troy last September to finish the regular season 9-3 before a loss to Notre Dame in a back-and-forth Citrus Bowl.
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"I'm just thinking back to when I was 20 or 21, going to a new city and having someone provide true hospitality is very humbling and mind expanding," Kokonas told the Chicago Tribune.
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"Be Obsessed or Be Average" is like his other NYT bestseller,"The 10x Rule" — a humbling reminder of just how much you have to want success in order to e ventually have it.
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To be in the same environment as an animal tht could catch, kill and consume you as quickly as that if it wanted to and to have it tolerate you is amazingly humbling.
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Even when you've heard these songs a million times, from bar jukeboxes to movie soundtracks and your best friend's bar mitzvah, feeling them vibrating straight from the source is both humbling and surreal.
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LAFC is 1-2-1 over its last four MLS road matches, including a humbling 2-2 tie at Houston on July 3 when they surrendered a pair of goals in stoppage time.
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"It's completely humbling and pretty mind-blowing … It's nice to work with someone who is at the height of their craft and has been so for forever," Brown says of posing for Leibovitz.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda (Reuters) - New Zealand lifted the America's Cup on Monday, almost white-washing the U.S. holders with a revolutionary boat and a new superstar sailor avenging a humbling defeat four years ago.
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In a humbling Instagram post, he let fans know that while he appreciates the photoshop job — his head was placed on the body of a very ripped unknown man — the picture was fake.
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"It's a humbling privilege to be nominated to lead a department whose mission I love, to accomplish the balanced, common sense vision of our President," Bernhardt said in a statement at the time.
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Read more: The ultimate guide to going freelance — and making more than you did at a full-time gigBut, for as humbling and rocky as getting started was, it was also incredibly enlightening.
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I still have this weird suspicion where I don't think the internet is actually real, so it is really humbling and very cool to meet real people who have connected with my work.
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But being forced through a humbling coming-to-terms encounter with the puzzle of our true inner self will never allow us to reassemble the Humpty Dumpty pieces of our old identity again.
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But being forced through a humbling coming-to-terms encounter with the puzzle of our true inner self will never allow us to reassemble the Humpty Dumpty pieces of our old identity again.
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In a tweet Friday night, Cuban referred to the debate, which will be held at Hofstra University in New York, as the "Humbling at Hofstra," where he expects Clinton to "overwhelm" her opponent.
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"It's all of the above: It's humbling, it's inspiring, and it's really motivating," he said, as he popped into Carré d'artistes, an affordable art gallery on Prince Street, for some robust air-conditioning.
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In "Nowhere and Everywhere at the Same Time, No. 3" (2015), Mr. Forsythe has created a maze of 80 hanging pendulums — giving the spectator the playful (and humbling) task of navigating through them.
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The intensity of such moments has a humbling effect: We are released from the pettiness of our own brittle needs and awakened to the far more fragile project of caring for a baby.
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It was a humbling failure, and it provided new ammunition to the critics of Qatar's successful bid to host the tournament, which has been bedeviled by accusations of corruption and worker rights abuses.
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To observe the decision-making process and be in the middle of the "brain" directing such firepower across such vast spaces was a humbling experience; it was like watching a Thor toss thunderbolts.
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"This has been a humbling event," Montagne wrote of the criticism, adding that the company had already begun reaching out to its sponsored female athletes to let them know of the policy changes.
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It's very humbling as somebody working in this space, how easy some of these tasks are for people to do and how hard they are to actually get software and technology to solve.
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The outcome in the closely watched Senate race dealt a humbling blow to President Trump and other party leaders days after the president pleaded with voters in the state to back Mr. Strange.
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On Pro Basketball When the Phoenix Suns fired Earl Watson after three humbling losses to start the season, it brought an end to a remarkable stretch of stability in a famously volatile profession.
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"It's humbling to be referred to as a hero, but at the end of the day it's not about me — it's about what I'm doing to help these very sick patients," she said.
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His presidency was marked by somber calls for self-reflection and humbling before God, while former governor of California Ronald Reagan spoke glowingly about American resurrection and the nation being chosen by God.
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That humbling experience was made more palatable by the opportunity to play alongside the Hall of Famer Mario Lemieux, a sporting icon in the city who is now an owner of the Penguins.
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" Clues: 1963; being dropped off at a door as a baby in a basket; newspapers; "After all my years at the top, it was humbling to nearly lose my mask in the smackdown.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - When Pope Francis came through Tokyo this week, I got the chance to see my second pontiff and was surprised with a second blessing - both humbling but also very different experiences.
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New Zealand are looking to avenge their humbling defeat by the U.S. team in San Francisco in 2013 when they were on the losing end of one of the greatest ever sporting comebacks.
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"The prospect of being able to offer meaningful disease-modifying therapies to individuals suffering from this terrible disease is both exciting and humbling," Biogen's chief medical officer, Alfred Sandrock, said in a release.
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And it's how he succeeded in humbling, at least for the now, Qassim Suleimani, the wily commander of Iran's elite Quds Force, which has spearheaded Tehran's ambitions to make itself a regional hegemon.
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It's just really humbling and we feel honored that you trust us enough to be buying their sauce and when you get it, you realize why you trust us, because it is so good.
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The story coming out of the Iowa caucuses is that Trump has suffered a humbling blow, a narrative that he unwittingly abetted by upending the "expectations game" and playing up how he would perform.
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There have been memorable performances on the pitch: Mexico's humbling of Germany, Peru outplaying Denmark but contriving to lose, flashes of magic from Brazil and three goals for Diego Costa, Spain's Brazilian-born striker.
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"(It is) pretty humbling, to think of all the great players, great names, to be the very lowest and the only person right now (to shoot 58) is pretty special," he told Golf Channel.
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Retired MLB star Alex Rodriguez appeared on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on Thursday, and got candid about how dating Jennifer Lopez has been "one of the most humbling experiences" of his life.
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"It's humbling, as someone working in this space, how easy some of these tasks are for humans to do, and how hard they are to actually get software and technology to solve," he said.
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But ironically we would also be introducing a new anxiety, a very humbling problem to vex the lives of the superhuman cyborgs we might become: who's really thinking this thought, you or the machine?
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"The incredible reception of XCOM 2 has been rewarding and humbling for the team, and we've known console fans have been clamoring to play the game too," XCOM 2 creative director Jake Solomon says.
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For Paul Starrs, who enrolled in 22017 and is now a professor of geography at the University of Nevada, the labour programme "presented a humbling, heroic and often embarrassing reality" for hitherto high-achievers.
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I mean, I think what's been humbling for me is I-- I don't get confused, this is all because of the platform I've been given, which is it's Microsoft and the work we do.
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However, the overwhelming majority of my experience has been a humbling outpouring of love and support from people around the world, which proves my theory that the majority of people are decent and kind.
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All of which is to say that rather than a slam-dunk that provides a boost for Republicans heading into the midterms, taxes are likely be another humbling slog for Trump and his party.
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And if golf is nothing else, it is humbling — when you hit your ball into a lake, there is simply no denying it (fake water!) and no one to blame but yourself (liberal wind!).
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It's a humbling experience to talk to kids about this book, because their questions remind me that as much as we'd like to forget it, we still are the kids we were growing up.
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That humbling truth is brought home by ImageNet Roulette, an online tool that gives anyone bold or foolish enough to upload a photo the opportunity to learn just exactly how artificial intelligence sees them.
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Perhaps Tyrion's strategic gaffes are part of his own humbling arc as he evolves from a cynic into a true believer, a phase he will overcome later as a powerful force in the war.
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Both were in a sour, question-everything mood in the days after her microscopic victory in Iowa, when it was clear Sanders was about to deliver a humbling and decisive win in New Hampshire.
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Speaking to the Thomson Reuters Foundation in Kathmandu, the 47-year-old e-commerce executive described her latest climb as a "humbling experience" riddled with challenges, from finding sponsors to arranging funds and logistics.
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"Despite what we lost, I think we've gained much more in our humanity caring for one another and looking out for one another, subverting our egos, humbling ourselves toward one another," Mr. Cornelius said.
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"It's humbling to realize there are so many people out there who care enough about you to want to pray for you every day, who want to send you their best wishes," he said.
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ABOUT VILLANOVA (2-0): "I can't imagine many teams in the country being better than them," Nicholls coach Richie Riley told reporters after his team absorbed the humbling defeat at the hands of Villanova.
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What he is capable of producing was in evidence just three weeks ago when, ranked 302, he stunned the sporting world by humbling Federer in the second round of the grasscourt tournament in Stuttgart.
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The depth and breadth of Kushner's responsibilities makes the news of the last 24 hours all the more humbling for the once high-flying son-in-law of the President of the United States.
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For Wendy, returning to Axe Capital is an act of self-sacrifice and self-realization, a humbling concession to a boss who's betrayed her trust but also to a job she finds personally fulfilling.
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It is humbling to be so uncertain about the future in this overeducated boomtown, this hub of technology, medical research and global health that usually spends its time eradicating epidemics, not succumbing to them.
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For me, it was humbling to realize just how much I'm a puppet of the culture in which I grew up, how my attitudes were shaped by forces over which I had no control.
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The incredibly humbling thing about running is that sometimes you can go fast or far and it feels great, and one day later it feels as though you've never run before in your whole life.
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Allen made the announcement late on Saturday, saying that discovering the ship was "truly humbling," The expedition has been coordinating with the US Navy, which has restricted the exact location of the ship's resting place.
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"It's one of the happiest days of my life, but also one of the most humbling — long time in the making," Koetter said, choking back tears while giving thanks to his parents for their help.
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"It's really humbling, and honestly, I am a pretty shy person, but being part of the Calvin campaign and seeing myself up there will be a dream come true," she told V Magazine in April.
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The opening paragraph of United's earnings statement acknowledged the furore surrounding the violent removal of a passenger from a flight after he was bumped to make way for staff, describing it as "a humbling experience".
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After becoming a U.S. citizen in May 2016, which Al Massri described as "humanly humbling," she was invited to speak at the United Nations World Humanitarian Day Gala on behalf of a Syrian refugee family.
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It's been a year chock full of these types humbling collaborations that I hope prove editorial photography is still thriving and weird, so I decided to curate a small chunk of my favorites with you.
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It was humbling to see the artist I've idolized since I was 4, who's been in the industry for longer than I've been alive, smile through any trepidation about her big return to the stage.
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"It's obviously tremendously humbling to be a part of any beauty campaign, but I also recognize that my voice can add visibility to causes and organizations like this that I believe need amplification," Moore says.
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Paris (CNN)Sullen and combative after an electoral humbling, President Donald Trump landed Friday in Paris, hoping to use the global stage to restore some standing as he faces a tumultuous political future at home.
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"I always thought I was very fit, but it was extremely humbling to try pole for the first time," Kiele Jael, an instructor at Incredipole with more than a decade of dance experience, told Insider.
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"It's humbling and exciting to us to be the chosen partner to provide the low latency streaming technology that powers the PlayGalaxy Link application," Parsec's CEO and co-founder Benjy Boxer says in a release.
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Clinton told reporters in Chappaqua, New York, it was "the most humbling feeling" to vote for herself, while Trump said he wasn't nervous and joked that choosing who to vote for was "a tough decision."
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And now, in the wake of a humbling 3-0 loss to Team Europe, Tortorella's answer seems to be getting Abdelkader more ice time and putting 40-goal scorer Max Pacioretty on the fourth line.
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But they're also a constant reminder that Kassandra is grounded in her world, that she is someone who is not above all of this, and that humbling banality is something that I find so refreshing.
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But the next summer, Mexico settled for a tie in the return match in Mexico City, then crashed out of the Confederations Cup in Russia weeks later with a humbling 4-03 loss to Germany.
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After winning a franchise-record 59 games and beating Washington in the first round of the playoffs, top-seeded Toronto sustained a humbling 4-0 sweep by LeBron James's Cleveland Cavaliers in the conference semifinals.
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At the same time, I want to be vulnerable and real because it's humbling that all of you take the time to care about what's going on in my life-the good and the bad.
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Mr. Moore himself said the opportunity to build a museum on the same site in which his ancestors arrived as slaves is humbling — and carries with it an almost overwhelming sense of obligation to deliver.
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The Hawkeyes erased a nine-point deficit in the second half to knock off No. 19 Purdue 83-6.53 on Thursday - just over two weeks after suffering a humbling 89-67 setback against the Boilermakers.
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It was a humbling fall for a team that had expected to contend, and the fans responded with apathy: Only 2.03 million showed up at Chase Field, the lowest attendance in the team's 19 seasons.
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If you've ever felt your knees buckle on a curveball, or had your pride wounded by a barrage of line drives off your pitches, Cody Allen speaks for you: "This game is humbling," he said.
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As a musician working on the fringes, it's pretty humbling to look back on recordings of the calibre shown on this two LP compilation and realize that so much amazing work has been virtually forgotten.
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It was truly a humbling and also a little weird when the same people I walked by on the street for 18 years were now rushing to shake my hand and thanking me for coming back.
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In the days leading up to Clinton's humbling defeat, some of Priorities' biggest givers were reluctant to project much confidence, signaling that even they were unsure that their millions of dollars made an iota of difference.
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Finally, I assumed the chairmanship of the McCain Institute's Board of Trustees, a big, humbling job that keeps me busy helping make sure that the most important parts of my husband's legacy and work live on.
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Another, more humbling, option for tech giants is to invest in native startups building innovations that help them improve corporate citizenship — a technology that reduces their global carbon footprint, for example — and complement their own capabilities.
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The last week saw England go from relegation to winning their group in eight minutes, a dramatic qualification for the Netherlands at the expense of world champions France and the astonishing humbling of Belgium by Switzerland.
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Specifically, for Chicago native Samantha Lula, a quick six-month run as a fashion intern — as well as a particularly humbling fashion show experience — in NYC was all it took took to fully shift her perspective.
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" On DWTS, Abdul-Jabbar is partnered with Lindsay Arnold, who won last season with Jordan Fisher, and the basketball star told PEOPLE that the rehearsal process has been "very humbling" for him but he's "making progress.
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Nicola Zingaretti, the governor of the central Lazio region, was elected as head of Italy's centre-left Democratic Party (PD) on Sunday, one year after the group lost power in a humbling defeat at national elections.
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SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST The humbling of one of India's most successful international brands illustrates the challenge of making money in the country's aviation sector, dominated by low-cost carriers such as IndiGo and SpiceJet Ltd.
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So when I found myself sitting in rehab as a client — and not a counselor, which had been my job until just three months earlier — it was one of the most humbling experiences of my life.
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Former Trump deputy campaign manager David Bossie said Tuesday it's "humbling" to be mentioned as a potential candidate for White House chief of staff, and appeared open to the job if it were offered to him.
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While we certainly did not always agree on the big issues, it's humbling to know that in America, young people from all ends of the spectrum are empowered by democracy to openly debate on contentious issues.
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Interstellar travel is a daunting and humbling notion, but Alpha Centauri is an alluring target for such a trip: It is the closest star system to our own, and there might be planets in the system.
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DC: Mr. Nishimura was kind enough to give us feedback on the Kariba trailer we made last year, which coming from someone who has helped realize two of our favorite Ghibli films, was humbling and invaluable.
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It was the Argentines' first point at a World Cup — they had lost all six of their previous games in the tournament — and a humbling setback for a Japanese team that considers itself a title contender.
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But the widespread scramble within the tech industry is a humbling reminder that for all the data, machine learning and flu predictors we make, there are still limits to what our tools can do for us.
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"It is deeply humbling for me to stand before you today, on behalf of the American people, as we mark the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz," Pence said at the outset of his remarks.
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As if losing a homegrown high school star wasn't humbling enough, Tennessee also watched Evina Westbrook — one of its two best players last season — transfer to UConn after a first-round defeat in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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HAMILTON, Bermuda, June 26 (Reuters) - New Zealand won the America's Cup on Monday, almost white-washing the U.S. holders with a revolutionary boat and a new superstar sailor to avenge a humbling defeat four years ago.
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"Clinton saw the acquittal as a humbling end to that chapter and I think Trump sees it as a way to start his re-elect," said Jennifer Palmieri, who was a top aide to Mr. Clinton.
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"Infrastructure is so popular that I might want to use it for another bill," said Mr. Trump, who is in need of a legislative win after the humbling defeat of his health care bill last month.
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" It's humbling that you can create that kind of moment, because a lot of times you know people are going to say, "This is a woman's movie, and men will not tap into this at all.
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I know the annual humbling of the Outsider Art Fair changed me, making me more open, less tolerant of rules and orthodoxies, more understanding of the human urgency to make art and how widespread it is.
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"We expected a lot of interest but the sheer volume — the tens of thousands of people who actually went all the way through the process to make themselves eligible for the program — has been really humbling."
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An autobiography of the BioShock level designer in the form of a Doom II mod, Autobiographical Architecture seems to be a humbling experience unlike any other, and one that should prove fascinating in the new year.
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It was a humbling turnaround, but he was spared greater embarrassment when the larger dam — once named for Néstor Kirchner, the former president and husband of Macri's rival, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner — was rechristened Condor Cliff.
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James sat wearily at his locker in Toronto last week after a humbling 34-point rout and chided a reporter for even daring to suggest that Cleveland can flip the proverbial switch once the playoffs begin.
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My interviews with the grieving mothers of children who have been born with brain damage during the Zika outbreak provide a grim, humbling reminder: The most dangerous animal for humans by far continues to be the mosquito.
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But a tour of places like Western Nebraska or South Dakota reveals a sublime landscape beneath a vast sky, accompanied by the humbling realization that you are just one tiny human on this very big, stormy planet.
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It's humbling in a way because the power that we've been given by all of you, all of our amazing fans, to really expose you and introduce you to two amazing sisters and amazing food like them.
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FROM PEN: Scott Hamilton on His 'Humbling' Brain Tumor Miracle Having beat both forms of cancer, the reality star opened up to Andy Cohen about the lighthearted fun with friends that stemmed from his testicular cancer treatment.
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You could see their observations getting more and more sporadic over the last days of their journey before they died, and it was very humbling to think they kept going, even in the face of horrible circumstances.
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And Rodgers, despite his humbling start, evaded the pass rush with little sidesteps, gaining just enough time to throw two touchdown passes and set up four other scores while completing 18 of 36 passes for 210 yards.
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I take my new role as UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador very seriously; it is a humbling and inspiring experience to meet our fellow human beings who have found themselves in the situation of having to become a refugee.
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Dak Prescott threw two touchdown passes, Ezekiel Elliot ran for a score, and the Cowboys, who gained just 57 total yards in the first half, rebounded from a humbling 42-17 loss in Denver the previous week.
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It was a remarkable week of weather on the ground, and it looks that way from space too: Images captured by NASA and NOAA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, are equal parts humbling and awe-inspiring.
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"Life gives you these incredible gifts at times disguised as failures or setbacks or knockdowns, these humbling moments that ultimately end up being turning points for you to greater opportunity beyond that which you imagined," Booker said.
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After May's negotiated withdrawal deal with Europe suffered a historic humbling in the House of Commons last month, a further parliamentary loss on Thursday evening could prove humiliating for a leader hobbled by her own party's differences.
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Kirby and Wilkins assured me my numbers were quite good, but then added this humbling fact: Their three runners were running nearly twice as fast as I, and consuming slightly less oxygen, for two hours, non-stop.
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"To be able to honor the brave men of the USS Indianapolis and their families through the discovery of a ship that played such a significant role in ending World War II is truly humbling," Allen said.
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It also led to a humbling admission by Robert McCartney, a longtime Washington Post journalist who had written many opinion articles calling on his favorite football team to drop the name, which he considered a racial slur.
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Following a pair of humbling losses to begin the weekend, the Los Angeles Dodgers reclaimed the form that allowed them to defeat the resurgent Cincinnati Reds nine straight times entering this series in their last time out.
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Bradley expressed frustration Friday with his team's lack of discipline during a 36-03 drubbing against the Tennessee Titans, a road loss that came four days after a home loss to Oakland that was just as humbling.
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Two populists are claiming they won the right to govern Italy in Sunday's parliamentary elections, which marked a crushing defeat for the governing center-left and a humbling result for Silvio Berlusconi's center-right Forza Italia party.
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JOHANNESBURG — In a humbling rebuke to President Jacob Zuma of South Africa, the African National Congress chose an anti-apartheid hero and business tycoon as its new leader on Monday, positioning him to become Mr. Zuma's successor.
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The Swedes, then led by the former United States coach Pia Sundhage, won that day, a humbling defeat for the Americans and the first time they had failed to medal in the World Cup or the Olympics.
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Boston Celtics Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown have overcome the disappointment of a humbling seventh-place finish with U.S.A. Basketball at the FIBA World Cup in China last summer to play their way into All-Star contention.
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Alternatively, it was a humbling and tormenting month for Hopkins, who said in a telephone interview this week that his emotions related to the effort to "protect" his beloved program in Boeheim's stead remained difficult to express.
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A federal judge in Seattle on Friday temporarily blocked President Trump's week-old immigration order from being enforced nationwide, reopening America's door to visa holders from seven predominantly Muslim countries and dealing the administration a humbling defeat.
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"It was a humbling day, you know, to marry someone so amazing, but also to really appreciate all the work that so many people have put in for us to be able to do that," she said.
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But the discount is a humbling coda on a rough year for Uber, which has been rocked by a series of scandals, from claims of sexual harassment to revelations of a program meant to deceive law enforcement.
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With this humbling blend of Selvik's folk influence and the members of Enslaved adding heavy metal weight, we were once again placed in a musical world that existed without borders or boundaries save for those of the imagination.
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Earlier this week Mr Tsvangirai, who was robbed of the presidency at the elections in 2008, was bouncing back to his old hale-and-hearty form, rousing a crowd to a pitch of excitement at Mr Mugabe's humbling.
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"It's a humbling experience to have people digging out your life in front of you," said Curtis Skene, the owner of the house who narrowly escaped the mudflows by taking shelter behind an olive tree in his garden.
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France on the other hand are an interesting case, with Guy Novés taking over the reigns after Les Blues's 62-13 quarter-final humiliation at the hands of New Zealand, the biggest ever humbling in the knockout stages.
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" When it was his turn to address the crowd on Wednesday, Pompeo spoke of the "truly humbling" honor of leading the State Department, praising career diplomats and agency personnel, whom he described as the "world's finest diplomatic corps.
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Like alphabetical order, which effectively democratizes topics by abolishing distinctions based on power and precedent in favor of subjecting them all to the same rule, this new structure had the effect of humbling even the most exalted subjects.
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"It's unbelievable — it's absolutely humbling and incredible," said the show's 36-year-old creator and star, Lin-Manuel Miranda, who was nominated for three awards himself, for his book, his music and his performance in the title role.
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Boeing is in talks with other airlines for sales of its grounded 737 Max after receiving a 'humbling' 200-plane letter of intent from British Airways owner IAG at the Paris Airshow, its sales chief said on Thursday.
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" It's something that wasn't lost on Mr. Joel, who, during the Q. and A., told the audience that when he saw the list of presentations he was hit with the humbling notion that he was "just a songwriter.
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The 2014 Assisted Reproductive Technology National Summary Report, as published by the US Department of Health and Human Services, is a humbling reminder of just how small the odds were during the year that I attempted to conceive.
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President Donald Trump, fresh off a humbling defeat in November's midterms and a humiliating retreat in the shutdown standoff with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last month, opted for a bipartisan message in Tuesday's State of the Union address.
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Read more: Facebook's humbling deal with the FTC is the biggest assault on Mark Zuckerberg's power in the firm's historyCFO Dave Wehner sounded notes of caution, warning of growth in the firm's expenses and deceleration in revenue growth.
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"Just being able to be a part of that was a humbling experience and a reminder of how much the gaming community not only cares about people, but how much they're willing to do about it," he said.
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The chances of a man both liberating the Eternal City and winning the European Cup in its rarified surroundings are surely humbling in just how miniscule they are, and, in that sense, Paisley was blessed almost beyond belief.
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If nothing else, the search for a lasting laboratory-produced heart is a humbling reminder of technology's limitations, of how far even the best minds are from creating substitutes for natural marvels that evolved across millions of years.
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So, just to be able to, at this point of my career, to share the same jersey that he wore, be with this historical franchise and just represent the purple and gold, it's very humbling and it's dope.
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Not since the Montreal Canadiens lifted the last of their 24 Stanley Cups in 1993 has Lord Stanley's famous mug been paraded through the streets of a Canadian city, humbling a nation that claims ownership of the game.
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It was a humbling experience, one said: He faced off against Usher, a pop star who dances at least as well as Mr. Obama speaks, and had trouble holding his own against the talk-show host Stephen Colbert.
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"That our Navy chose to give my name to this ship is an incredibly humbling honor — one I would never have imagined, one I will never forget, and one for which I always remain grateful," Ms. Giffords said.
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"It was humbling to have been able to climb one of the world's most beautiful mountains and raise money for a charity created in memory of an extraordinary young man who lost his life on another peak," Pippa said.
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"It is humbling to see the number of people wanting to help and take action on behalf of Sage," says a Facebook post written by the Humane Society of Utah, which has been sharing regular updates on the case.
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FROM PEN: Scott Hamilton on His 'Humbling' Brain Tumor Miracle Last fall, Newton-John opened up to PEOPLE about a dinner date with Travolta at his home where her husband, John Easterling, 65, watched Grease for the first time.
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" Farrell previously opened up to PEOPLE about the day that his son took his first steps saying, "When James took his first steps a couple weeks short of his fourth birthday, it was pretty amazing and humbling to see.
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"It is humbling to see so many truly gifted actors join The Dark Crystal universe by adding their voices to Age of Resistance," Lisa Henson, Jim Henson's daughter and CEO of the Jim Henson Project, said in a statement.
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SoftBank reported its first quarterly loss in 277.6 years on Wednesday, whiplashed by an $29 billion hit at its giant Vision Fund and marking a rare, humbling moment for CEO Masayoshi Son over his backing of troubled startup WeWork.
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"First of all, most people don't have 22013-year careers, so for me to play 214 years, and then to come here in Year 20043 and be a contributor again, I take it as a humbling thing," he said.
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All these players are too great ever to be this inessential to any other team, and if they don't always take to that humbling seamlessly there is something human and compelling in watching them try to work it out.
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The series is about the humbling reality of a star who gets a constant "no" to the "Do you know who I am?" question, and who struggles to reconnect with his estranged son, a 16-year-old male model.
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While the contagiousness estimates and predictions for worldwide spread may have been humbling, the notion that the virus driving Covid-19 manifests as mild symptoms in most people infected (~80 percent) created a sense of social comfort in many.
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"To see him back there and for me to be on a big-league mound in the playoffs in a Houston Astros uniform, man, it was pretty humbling and kind of a full-circle moment for me," Verlander said.
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That brought criminal investigations, humbling appearances by Mr. Murdoch and his son James at parliamentary hearings, and the final humiliation: a call from Prime Minister David Cameron, Rupert Murdoch's political beneficiary, to drop the Sky bid, which he did.
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If an agreement is reached, it will underline how much Broadcom has had to change its acquisition strategy after the humbling defeat of its $7.43 billion bid last year to buy Qualcomm, the world's largest maker of wireless chips.
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The Sun's disruptive innovation has echoed through British culture, and never more loudly than now, after a year in which the right-wing tabloid press won its greatest victory with Brexit, only to suffer a humbling rebuff at the general election.
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Without a doubt, the extraordinary victory by the Vote Leave campaign in Britain's EU referendum was a precursor to the November presidential election in the US, with an emphatic humbling of the political establishment against all odds and all expectations.
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After building a grassroots movement and experiencing a meteoric rise on the national scene, Yang suffered a humbling defeat in the Iowa caucuses, earning just 1% support in the second caucus alignment and receiving zero pledged delegates from the state.
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While such grandstanding is common practice in congressional hearings, its cumulative effect is particularly humbling for Facebook, Twitter, and Google, which looked increasingly less like multibillion-dollar titans of industry and much more like children who'd phoned in a school report.
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Looking through this beautiful and touching series on childbirth is a humbling experience that reminds us to appreciate our mothers just a little bit more, or hug them just a little bit tighter the next time we see them. —N.
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"To be able to honor the brave men of the USS Indianapolis and their families through the discovery of a ship that played such a significant role in ending World War II is truly humbling," Allen said in a statement.
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On Pro Basketball One year ago this week, Phil Jackson sat down in a Midtown Manhattan restaurant to discuss the sorry state of the Knicks and spoke what might have been the most humbling words of his charmed professional life.
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Where: Nizhny Novgorod Stadium Capacity: 43,319 When: Sunday July 1, 2100 local (1800 GMT/23 ET) Referee: To be announced Key stats: - Croatia topped Group D with three wins out of three, including a 3-0 humbling of Lionel Messi's Argentina.
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Courage comes in many forms and seeing this amazing man face his past and overcome the residual fear that he carried for the chance to end up with me was one for the most humbling moments of this journey so far.
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Lawmakers voted by 364 to 315, with nine abstentions, in favor of re-electing Merkel, a humbling start as the coalition of her conservatives and the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) has 399 votes in the Bundestag lower house of parliament.
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I've wanted to tell stories through film for as long as I can remember and I feel lucky even to have had the opportunity to do that – to be included in a community of such inspiring artists is incredibly humbling.
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Clinton's sidelining is an especially humbling pill to swallow for someone who is not only widely acknowledged -- by Democrats and Republicans -- as the brightest political talent of his generation but also someone who lives and breathes politics like few others.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova continued to enjoy working the U.S. Open night shift with a 26-24 6-2 humbling of 10th seeded Latvian Jelena Ostapenko on Saturday, improving her record to 22-0 under the Arthur Ashe Stadium floodlights.
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It is possible to see this as a kind of humanist miracle, a lesson about the self-organizing and, sometimes, self-healing capacities of human communities that's as humbling, in its way, as any mystery that faith can offer. ♦
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They are the inspectors from the party's Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, and the humbling displays they have orchestrated recently in many of China's most influential government agencies and largest corporations are the most prominent sign of their expanding authority.
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