She also instilled in me the value of helping others.
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His prompts instilled in them a wariness of authoritarian constructs.
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Their story has touched and instilled hope in so many.
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Decades of propaganda have instilled an impervious sense of nationalism.
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He instilled the values of hard work, perseverance, and accountability.
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They instilled in me a healthy suspicion of processed food.
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As consumers, we are also instilled with a deflationary mindset.
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But so are the values my parents instilled in me.
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That attitude of freedom and movement was instilled in her.
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For South Koreans, they not only shocked but instilled terror.
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They instilled in us a sense of love and strength.
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Frazee instilled fear in her, the attorney told the judge.
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He's instilled that Mamba Mentality; he's created a whole ethic.
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The Andersons instilled their company with an unusual business ethic.
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" Bernie told her this had been "instilled" by "the system.
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She instilled in me a love of taking everything very seriously.
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They instilled a culture of individualism and self-reliance in Britons.
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Her mentor who'd instilled in her a love for the game.
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That knowledge instilled in my an attitude of Yes I can.
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That was something that mom and dad instilled in me, equally.
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He instilled in Val and me a sense of what's right.
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Fear has been instilled, and we need to deal with it.
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Similarly, it's no coincidence that both were instilled with socialist values.
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His patience, instilled by his four years overseas, has been instrumental.
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"Drama is instilled in and central to our lives," Qamar affirms.
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Carlson says it was her parents who instilled courage in her.
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The ethos Andersson has instilled without him is the polar opposite.
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He said those stories instilled in him a desire for justice.
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Despite this, my father instilled the importance of the Second Amendment.
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I no longer believe in the truths I instilled in you.
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Peter Fonda embodied those values and instilled them in a generation.
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" "Peter Fonda embodied those values and instilled them in a generation.
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His parents, he said, instilled in him a strong social conscience.
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Among Trump critics, Mr. Kushner's many roles have not instilled confidence.
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At least the military instilled order, unlike the madness of today.
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Is he happy at the subversion he's instilled into his clones?
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"We&aposre relaxed, have confidence instilled in us right now," Allen said.
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Benjamin: Yeah, I'm an architect, so it's instilled in what I do.
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Many will be instilled with an angry fire and passion to lead.
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These are the values that my parents and grandparents instilled in me.
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Right. We haven't instilled in people the sense that they should serve.
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And my mom instilled in us a lot of confidence and trust.
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But again, the confidence instilled in her by her parents took hold.
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"Defense has always been something that's been instilled in me," he said.
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"My parents instilled a lot of American values in me," says Guerrero.
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He also instilled in Scully the importance of the one-man booth.
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A: Charity is critically important, and I've instilled that in my kids.
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Heath says that fatherhood instilled in Washington a fearlessness and moral seriousness.
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We've instilled in him this horrible habit of reading at the table.
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Instilled in its DNA is a value proposition that's impossible to deny.
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He's instilled that fear in everybody, so we're all the more divided.
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But her father's legacy had instilled in her a sense of destiny.
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So what they instilled in me, I instill in the other guys.
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He spoke about the values his mother instilled in him about America.
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Status seeking, he said, was not a value instilled by their father.
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She also remembered the esprit de corps he instilled among the singers.
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My father, Viktor, instilled in me a passion for business and travel.
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My mom instilled an appreciation of cooking from when I was young.
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I'm just very thankful for the values that he instilled in us.
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But it has been instilled in me to have an arranged marriage.
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But age instilled perspective: Mr. Gliklich majored in art history at Princeton.
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His death came a month after he was instilled as a dictator.
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My father instilled in me early on the importance of speaking out.
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Her family instilled strength of character in Ms. Morano and her siblings.
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Q: What life lessons about money were instilled in you growing up?
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It instilled a sense of hometown pride seen very rarely at the time.
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He instilled supernatural confidence in the people who fought and trained under him.
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Overwriting the disgust instilled by Google Glass will take all of Spiegel's skills.
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That value was instilled in me: 'Don't complain and take care of business.
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Cardoso and his team swiftly tamed inflation and instilled confidence, especially among businesses.
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Luke Bryan has instilled the best of his southern values in his boys.
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Their heightened stress levels instilled the album with even more urgency and aggression.
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I appreciate my parents for everything they instilled in me and my brothers.
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She also exemplified strength and instilled in me a sense of self-worth.
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But a recent string of such IPOs has instilled more confidence among investors.
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"The president has instilled in me all the power I need," Long said.
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Polls showing Clinton securely ahead instilled a sense of complacency among her supporters.
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They've instilled in me that I want to win in everything I do.
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Turns out, watching my mom and dad work long hours instilled this belief.
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Sahbabii's belief in himself, instilled and supported by his family, is no gimmick.
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Their father instilled in them a strong moral compass and a religious worldview.
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There are different ways to imprison someone, including with love and instilled dependence.
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It instilled in me a value of knowing and learning how to fight.
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How, then, can a healthy degree of empathy be instilled in a child?
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But it was instilled in me from an early age: Why not you?
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This creates widespread misunderstandings that can be reinforced and instilled in our youth.
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That principle was first instilled in Mr. Donald when he was a child.
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Both instilled great fear and loathing among the base of their political opposition.
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Salma Hayek's passion for helping others was instilled in her at a young age.
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The values become instilled into the society that must cater or adjust to it.
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But it has also instilled an antitrust probe on its influence in the nation.
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"It was not the priorities that my mother had instilled in me," she said.
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Her love for the stars instilled in him a desire to get involved himself.
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As silly as Drumpulous is, I found it still instilled a sense of dread.
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My mom is wonderful and really instilled a really strong sense of public service.
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My grandfather, an active investor, instilled a sense of prudence in all of us.
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"Thousands of years of antisemitism has instilled in us a deep persistence," he said.
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It also continues to underscore Trump's instilled habit not to listen to women accusers.
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This message began to be instilled in these students long before they entered college.
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He instilled a culture of meritocracy that helped make Vale Brazil's No. 20083 exporter.
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Lawmakers changed credit freeze laws and instilled new regulatory oversight of credit ratings agencies.
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It instilled a confidence in stocks that Cramer hadn't seen since Reagan was elected.
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But in addition, hip hop has always instilled political fear and has intimidated politicians.
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Rather than discouraging them, the diagnosis instilled the band with a sense of urgency.
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Costa Rica has instilled the simplest of strategies and makes no apologies for aesthetics.
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They may not see her face, but everything she instilled in them is here.
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But I can't quite shake the individualist inclinations my American upbringing instilled in me.
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My mother instilled in me the belief that the greatest virtue is self-reliance.
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Were they the ones who instilled in you the will for a higher education?
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The habit was instilled at her boarding school, where letters home were an obligatory chore.
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" With her team, she says: "I instilled that same level of honor, courage and commitment.
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But he did not let his face reflect the horror this vision instilled in him.
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English at school, a division of language and self that instilled in her the very
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I semi-wish they did, or instilled the importance of self-love a bit more.
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India Eisley says her mother Olivia Hussey instilled her with a sense of self-worth.
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It really instilled in me a strong work ethic that's required to do these projects.
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My parents have instilled in me a deep loyalty in the right to bear arms.
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Moses also loved the life lessons and leadership qualities the Scouts instilled in his son.
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Where the caring voices of ASMR once instilled trust in technology, horrorASMR reflects our distrust.
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I want him to say that I instilled a sense of wonder and healthy curiosity.
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"He instilled very strong, work ethics in all his children, and it shows," she said.
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It was then re-instilled into their gut at the end of the antibiotic therapy.
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She instilled discipline by prohibiting students from trading more than once a month, he said.
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At a young age, he really instilled in me a passion and curiosity for science.
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It separated children from their parents and other caregivers, sowed financial insecurity, and instilled dread.
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But she says her parents instilled in her a saver's mindset from an early age.
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These values are ingrained into the company's workers and also instilled during the hiring process.
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"Chandrasekaran instilled aggression into TCS," said Vibhor Singhal, vice president at Mumbai-based broker PhillipCapital.
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He made his career in finance and instilled in me a great respect for numbers.
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You successfully instilled the confidence investors need to see before signing on the dotted line.
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Donald Trump's platform has instilled a newfound sense of fear in a lot of immigrants.
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Ms. Bello instilled in her children a fierce independence and an appreciation for hard work.
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Part of that comes from long-entrenched loyalty American companies have instilled in truck buyers.
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I think companywide DNA, instilled and fostered by the founders, is seriously difficult to change.
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It instilled the sort of feverish "one more turn" playstyle normally reserved for strategy games.
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Early returns indicate that Arena has instilled that spirit, cheery but confident, in his team.
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Bonnie's mother believes Bonnie has lost touch with the spiritual side she instilled in her.
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Impotent [ecosystems] had cropped up all over the place, and the deafening silence instilled fear.
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Still, he expressed the confidence that Phillips and Coach Gary Kubiak had instilled in the team.
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" She said Oler also had "sincerely held religious beliefs instilled in him at an early age.
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The private equity experience instilled a disciplined approach to buying assets and improving them, Gatta said.
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He also said he'd instilled a disgust for drugs, cigarettes, and booze in his own kids.
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He allowed me to be the person I am and instilled this work ethic in me.
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They have instilled a new sense of, sort of urgency and better execution in certain items.
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My mom instilled in me an obsessive need for my house to be spotless for guests.
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The fortress mentality that Mr Putin has fostered has instilled feelings of jealousy, resentment and victimisation.
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She described the American values instilled in the workers she was meeting on her bus tour.
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At the same time, however, she believes this message also needs to be instilled in girls.
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That really instilled a characteristic in me — I believe you can always achieve, no matter what.
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Having a partner in crime early on instilled a level of confidence that stayed with me.
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But the elemental Larry Harvey has been decentralized and instilled into a legion of self-expressionists.
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He believes to this day that it was Dean himself who instilled the dream in him.
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He has instilled a feeling of fear, which morphed into a feeling of hate and rage.
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His opponents' weakness was in part the result of repeated government crackdowns that instilled widespread fear.
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"Carson instilled a confidence, a swagger and a belief," the Eagles offensive coordinator Frank Reich said.
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She'd rely on the toughness instilled in her by her father from working on the ranch.
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Hortophilia, the desire to interact with, manage and tend nature, is also deeply instilled in us.
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Our team's gutsy will to win instilled inspiration and empowered possibilities for everyone who watched us play.
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The tradition aligns with the conservative financial philosophy my dad has instilled in me since grade school.
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My family has instilled a lot of values that has enabled me to persevere through it all.
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West often spoke about how his mother instilled in him the notion that he could do anything.
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The experience instilled in him a lifelong hatred of authority and a deep love of protest music.
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Growing up with an English teacher for a mother instilled in me a certain passion for wordsmithing.
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"He instilled honesty in us," she says, "maybe because he didn't want us to be like him."
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My mother has instilled confidence in my sister and me and taught us to always be grateful.
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Sanders instilled in me a desire to set my standards very high for songs that I played.
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"He's instilled a lot of fear in the community, and he's getting off on that," Rising says.
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Chopra credits her social consciousness to her parents, who instilled in her a sense of moral responsibility.
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My grandfather instilled in my siblings and me a sense of hope for what was to come.
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Moreover, not only are they alive, they had children and instilled those toxic, antisocial values in them.
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Yeah, you see that's the thing now my parents always instilled in me, that you're Black Canadian.
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With that simple hack, my mother rekindled a fighting spirit she had instilled in me long ago.
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His mother, Fannie (Segal) Goldstein, was a gifted pianist who instilled in him an interest in music.
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The possibility of shuttering Monmouth Park instilled fears among residents about the impact on the local economy.
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Watching the car drive itself in standstill highway traffic instilled in me a huge level of trust.
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Ms. De Keersmaeker's dance demands patience, and that's instilled in the audience through delicate rhythm and timing.
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But the Nordic curriculum instilled in students a pride in, say, their Danish history, folklore and heritage.
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Welch's Manischewitz has not yet instilled the comfort zone Orthodox Jews require to consume new kosher products.
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"It was instilled in me, I wanted to go to college right after high school," Roman said.
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I feel like these fans instilled this idea that you have to be serious to be good.
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I'm Iranian, so culturally it was instilled in me from a very young age that education is key.
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"[My boss] instilled in me this belief: How you do anything is how you do everything," he says.
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"What I instilled in my kids, and I'm very, very proud of it, is manners," Zeta-Jones says.
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We knew we had intelligent talent on our hands, so we instilled trust by asking for their opinion.
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I'm pretty fastidious now, so that job instilled in me the desire to keep everything neat and organized.
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This, coupled with my father always working three jobs, instilled the strong work ethic that I have today.
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She held us together in a time of grief and hardship and instilled in us love and empathy.
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She instilled in Olson a sense of nurturing, of taking care of other people and the natural world.
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Growing up, my family instilled in me a love and adoration for black culture, music, food and language.
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Second, the fiscal lessons needed to assure our continued prosperity need to be instilled in several 6900 candidates.
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I hated every minute of those jobs, but it certainly instilled in me that the customer's always right.
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Fiscal prudence and pragmatism were vital virtues, he considered, and he instilled them in his son and grandsons.
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He soothed the stars and embedded in them the buccaneering soccer he had instilled at Villarreal in Spain.
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All this unease has been compounded by the sense of insecurity instilled by jihadi terrorism and other violence.
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Nonetheless, there's one thing I wish they would have instilled in me: how to best manage my money.
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TV's Jamal Simmons on Tuesday when asked whether disenchantment with the government had become instilled in Americans' outlooks.
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Stoltenberg said Trump had instilled a "new sense of urgency" on the importance of meeting the 2% target.
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He told Interview Magazine in 2015 that the borough's "hustle" was instilled from him in a young age.
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Delivering papers instilled the importance of hard work and reliability, Buffett said in an interview with The Globalist.
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My parents instilled in me early the value of hard work and dedication to the job at hand.
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"My father, from China, has always instilled in me the fearlessness of going for what your dreams are."
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"The Infantry has instilled a work ethic in me that is noticeably different than my peers," Markley said.
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"Living in Vancouver has instilled in me a love of nature, forests, mountains and the ocean," she explained.
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Video by David Fang Boucai's father, a chef and restaurateur, had instilled in them a passion for cooking.
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It's not terrorism, although terrorist acts have tragically claimed lives, and, at times, instilled fear into our society.
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It all comes back to an ethos instilled by SM's founder and K-pop pioneer, Lee Soo Man.
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He held Rosemary to the same strict standards as her siblings, which instilled a sense of confident normalcy.
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"He loved being an American and serving his country and he instilled that in our kids," she said.
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"Right now there is an appearance of calm, but it's a forced calm," because the police instilled terror.
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It's a catalyzing phrase that radically instilled pride among African Americans and redefined beauty standards around the world.
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I've definitely had to build thick skin, but it's the intimacy of the platform that's been instilled in me.
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His parents instilled in him that when you see an abuse of power, you stand up and combat it.
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The Title IX generation of our mothers instilled the values of integrity, truth and worth into us, their daughters.
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The scene we came out of was super healthy and fun, and it instilled really good things in us.
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" Their parents, says 21-year-old Patrick, "instilled in us the importance of being together, eating together, praying together.
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"They instilled fear in the officers," Assistant U.S. Attorney Steven Myhre told a federal court jury in Las Vegas.
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That's when I knew that I wanted to do this forever and that my purpose was instilled in it.
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He definitely instilled that anything was possible with a hard work ethic, along with this massive blend of curiosity.
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So that just really instilled a very strong work ethic in my life at a young age of 12.
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It was instilled in us to be wise about how you spend your money and where you invest it.
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"I'll never forget what Caitlyn instilled in us as kids and was a part of who I am today."
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Those are the values that my parents instilled in me and that's how I try to live every day.
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Uwamanzu-Nna, of Elmont, N.Y., is the daughter of Nigerian immigrants who instilled in her the value of education.
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Mr. Bennett said his willingness to compromise had been instilled in him by his father, Senator Wallace Foster Bennett.
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The crisis instilled in us a sense of banding together to see how did we conquer this terrible plague.
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The modern primary process has instilled in voters a strong expectation that parties will follow the will of voters.
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What the protests make apparent, however, is that it also instilled in them a sense of responsibility, even guilt.
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Yet from an early age she had instilled in her son a powerful sense of enmeshment; they were one.
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What is known is that alarm over dying oaks has instilled in coastal residents a new esprit de corps.
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But Ms. Montague had a certain confidence about herself, she said, instilled by her mother, who raised her alone.
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They also instilled that it was our responsibility to take advantage of the opportunities that they did not have.
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Failing spectacularly in pursuit of an ambitious goal was thought to be salutary, and the shellacking instilled some humility.
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I would love for a more welcoming and accepting community to be instilled for both teens and their pimples.
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While noting the unity instilled by the Roman Rite, Francis argued for the beauty and accessibility of local languages.
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It was the character instilled by his parents that got him through college and pharmacy school, Dr. Tam said.
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The act of preservation was instilled by his grandfather, who would give him Tupperware each year to store mementos.
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Because of the values she has instilled in them, Ms. Parker said, she does not worry for her grandchildren.
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Their mother home-schooled the kids, taught Fowler to play the violin and instilled a voracious appetite for books.
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The problems at the Iowa caucus have instilled even more rancor and suspicion regarding Democratic institutions among his base.
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And my, what a noise he has instilled in the Dallas Symphony: a burly roar, refinable to sugary glints.
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But their sense of duty and public service was instilled by both of their grandparents from an early age.
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It takes effort to "live aloha," but my parents instilled in us the desire and responsibility to do so.
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It takes effort to "live aloha," but my parents instilled in us the desire and responsibility to do so.
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The widespread fear instilled by this ruling, and the possible deportations to come, will tear apart families and communities.
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Capital 'P' politics wasn't an overt presence at home, but a healthy distrust of authority was instilled in him.
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Son Millard Braunstein recalls that Nettie was extremely proud of her husband's service and instilled that pride in their children.
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When I think of my Catholic identity, nearly all of it stems from the values instilled in me at Brebeuf.
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It has also instilled a value that we should stand vigilant, that genocide and destruction can very easily happen again.
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" Donegan said Oler&aposs crimes were motivated by his "sincerely held religious beliefs instilled in him at an early age.
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The Islamic State's crimes, and the fear they instilled, have long since woven themselves into the fabric of French life.
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As I grew older, I began to lose the shamelessness that the women in my family had instilled in me.
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I just grew up with parents who instilled the thought that the things you have in your life are valuable.
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Mr Asmolov argues that this self-mobilisation instilled a sense of agency in ordinary citizens while exposing the government's shortcomings.
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And those values are instilled in me and that will certainly carry on to whatever I spend my life doing.
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It offended the sense instilled in him by his mother that you should treat all people equally, and with respect.
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On top of this, her grandmother's deeply religious attitudes instilled in Jimenez an anxiety regarding her reputation, appearance, and behavior.
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If Dr. Alexander's medical experience has instilled a kind of fatalism, Dr. Schwartz's has made him skeptical about human nature.
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The young, black residents of Detroit seek escape and safety from the fear instilled by the all-white police force.
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It's a value she's instilled in her children, too, noting that 7-year-old daughter Portia's favorite food is salad.
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During his remarks Thursday, Obama recalled his own childhood in Hawaii, saying it instilled a humble respect for the sea.
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While raising Easton, the actress has used lessons her parents instilled in her for her own job as a mother.
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The Marines and Vietnam instilled in Mueller a sense of discipline and a relentlessness that have driven him ever since.
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They are instilled in us at an early age and reflect important standards through which we judge others and ourselves.
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Both of them have instilled a strong work ethic in me from young and always pushed me to think bigger.
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And I think just from an early age, she instilled in us: You just never know where anyone comes from.
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Jones admits that having a mother who instilled in her the values of healthy eating did impact her cooking style.
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Pupu'a says their sacrifices instilled in him a strong work ethic and a desire to give back to the family.
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Had Jianguo's experiences with bei lüyou instilled in him a measure of sympathy toward the officers entrusted with his fate?
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We get to meet Cinderella's mother in the live-action version, and see how she instilled her values into Cinderella.
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These brilliant mentors instilled in idealistic young people like myself the belief that American government should work for all people.
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I was sort of raised by parents who instilled in me a value of making a difference and giving back.
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Born in a Yorkshire mining village in 1958, the power of education was instilled in her from a young age.
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I'm still of mixed descent since I'm biracial but the point is that, that Black Canadian thing was still instilled.
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When they return home, teens are often instilled with a newfound confidence that comes with facing their fears—and surviving.
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Indeed, some scientists have suggested that natural selection has a purpose that wasn't instilled by any kind of intelligent being.
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Together with the rousing hymns of the Baptist church, Mr. Tillis's parents instilled in him an early love of music.
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His folksy nickname belied the fear he'd instilled in small communities that wondered when and where he might strike next.
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She sought to nurture the design sensibility that her parents, both jewelry lovers, had instilled in her as a teenager.
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Annie Holyfield, a single mother of nine, instilled in him a sense of responsibility that he carries to this day.
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It's a space where undocumented immigrants show up smiling, celebrating birthdays and graduations, despite the fear instilled by this administration.
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Her great-grandmother said that holding a job as well as getting an education was a deeply instilled family value.
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Ms. Leas said both her family and Mr. Ferreira's instilled the idea that travel is an essential part of life.
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"A certain morale, an ethic, is instilled in everyone here from a young age," Mayor Bryan Blakeman told Reader's Digest.
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His father instilled a love of books and The New York Times and a mania for using his time constructively.
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My parents instilled the Dave Ramsey philosophy in me: Never take a loan on a depreciating asset, like a car.
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But the heavy tour schedule has instilled something beyond the root cohesion of a working band, in Mr. Washington's appraisal.
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The age-old David and Goliath story has instilled in us one important life lesson — that bigger isn't always better.
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While that is concerning to a majority of Americans, the notion of a President Trump has instilled panic among his detractors.
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The importance of making your health a priority was instilled in me since my days as a drama major in college.
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LendUp will have to change financial behavior patterns instilled in customers for generations while competing with the banks' giant marketing arms.
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Trump is the "antithesis" of everything their parents worked and stood for and of the values they instilled, the sons wrote.
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How much of the Hosts' divine spark is instilled in them by Arnold, and how much is just their own initiative?
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Their hyperconnectivity has instilled good qualities: They're hard-working and realistic about the future; they're the most tolerant generation in history.
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A: They are 9 and 13 now, and I just try to instill in them what my parents instilled in me.
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Neither of my parents obtained a college education, but they instilled in me a love of learning at an early age.
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Though it comes from a very different place, Keely has instilled a new type of chaos into his first solo album.
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Though her mother instilled many traditional values in her daughters, she also encouraged them to be whoever they wanted to be.
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That journey instilled a culture at Mixcloud of "being lean and not splashing out huge amounts of money on launch parties".
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Abe Burrows took his son along to rehearsals and productions, and he instilled a sense of what worked and what didn't.
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They saw some of the structures falling apart while they were there, which further instilled their desire to document the area.
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This trip instilled in me a desire to further explore other countries and cultures and solidified my commitment to the community.
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The Navy instilled discipline in me, and both that job and the one with the T.S.A. heightened my attention to detail.
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And it seems that this notion of being an adventurer from a young age is something instilled in Branson's own beliefs.
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His grandfather was a vice-president of Brooks Brothers, and he instilled in young Leonard a taste for the bella figura .
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It was instilled in me by him pretty early that you needed to be a saver, so I've been a saver.
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"The culture had instilled in us that somehow it was our fault, the attention that we received from men," Leeds said.
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His father was a mason, whose work, by Mr. Overstreet's account, instilled in him his interest in constructed forms and shapes.
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"A lot of teachers in the school have been role models and instilled the values that I have," Ms. Amant added.
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Using a Zen-like approach, Prior instilled the confidence in Kolzig that he could raise his game to an elite level.
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Dominick's mother, Georgette Bess, is a paralegal in New York who excelled in school and instilled academic discipline in her son.
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Growing up -- and even well into our adulthood -- Dad instilled in us the importance of placing people over politics or business.
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They argue that the chilling effect has already led to immigrants being too scared to report crimes and instilled unnecessary fear.
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Jim Bob and Michelle seem to have instilled an appreciation for aviation into their children and grandchildren starting from a young age.
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Beating reigning World Champions Germany in the semis will have instilled real belief in Les Bleus – particularly their star player, Antoine Griezmann.
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The older Duque is said to have owned 17,000 books and instilled a love of reading in his son, he has said.
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The work ethic my parents instilled in me was to get my foot in the door somewhere and work my way up.
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And her tough rhetoric has instilled fear in many billionaires, former Goldman Sachs partner and hedge-fund manager Michael Novogratz told Bloomberg.
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And her tough rhetoric has instilled fear in many billionaires, former Goldman Sachs partner and hedge-fund manager Michael Novogratz told Bloomberg.
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He was honestly the best boss I ever had, and he really instilled a work ethic in me that I'm grateful for.
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At its peak, ISIS had a devastatingly effective social media strategy, which both instilled fear in its enemies and recruited new supporters.
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"We need to have that exploratory spirit instilled in us, especially with young people, because the world feels very full," Ocean says.
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That strength comes from me being a mother, and I think that's really what instilled a different kind of strength for me.
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Phil Malone, the man who instilled in me my lifelong distrust of Facebook and all data brokers, is notoriously bad at email.
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His parents are both Villanova alums—they met as undergraduates—who instilled in him an appreciation for the school and the program.
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They both have doting, indulgent mothers, who believed they could do no wrong and instilled in them both a preternatural self confidence.
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"What I instilled in my kids, and I'm very, very proud of it, is manners," the 48-year-old "Feud" star says.
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My high school coach, Coach Scott, he's always instilled helping out the community, trying to be a big brother, so to speak.
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"One thing I've instilled I them is that I'm not gonna look the same, but I'm still the same mom," she says.
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His championing of women wasn't confined to the content of his songs either, but was instilled in his entire approach to art.
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" According to "Mafia Cop," Ralph Eppolito beat his son often, but also instilled in him a lifelong respect for "honor and loyalty.
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And even though he wasn't a huge NFL fan, as a native Buffalonian he instilled in me a love for the Bills.
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Some members of Congress asked him baseless questions about whether he instilled hate in his kids' hearts and whether Muslims hate Jews.
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The values that make me an American were instilled in me during those formative years: love, equality and a strong work ethic.
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Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis's decision to resign over foreign policy disagreements with President Trump has instilled panic across the political spectrum.
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The Itch Meister instilled confidence with a few short sentences, although he didn't seem to address the patient's remarks directly and unequivocally.
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Now that Russell has instilled XL with a governing aesthetic, he said, the label's future lies in the hands of his staff.
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The revolution, though, had instilled in him an interest in what people throughout the world were doing in the name of God.
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What can I do, so that I don't violate the core values he instilled in me of not "lying, cheating or stealing"?
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Kaepernick said his father instilled in him the importance of manners and the proper way to conduct himself in front of others.
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A ban on any religious group goes against the very freedom to practice religion instilled in this country by the First Amendment.
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My parents instilled in me a deep sense of the importance of hard work and accountability, simply because it's what you do.
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Thibodeaux said the ability to execute when the game was on the line was a reflection of the atmosphere Cristobal has instilled.
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She instilled it in me, and without that advice, without her in my ear, I would not be where I am today.
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And her tough rhetoric has instilled fear in many billionaires, former Goldman Sachs partner and hedge fund manager Michael Novogratz told Bloomberg.
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My dad instilled in me what he felt was important, and it has shaped how I want my death to be handled.
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And her tough rhetoric has instilled fear in many billionaires, former Goldman Sachs partner and hedge-fund manager Michael Novogratz told Bloomberg.
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They took them to the zoo, museums, amusement parks and the library, where they instilled in them a love of reading books.
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"She instilled in me a lot of ideas about how to express yourself and how not to be shy," Mr. Leon said.
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Effectively, the works collectively explore how our thoughts on nature are the result of artificial and often commercial programming instilled in us.
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I&aposm thankful that I learned this lesson when I was young because it instilled a higher level of confidence in me.
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My parents instilled in me a deep love for American history – our history – that led me to become an active and proud citizen.
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The idea is to pivot ratings away from the negative aspect that instilled fear in drivers and turn it into a positive experience.
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But the incident instilled in Obama a cautionary approach toward race in the ensuing years of his presidency -- disheartening some of his supporters.
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Instead, they've instilled confidence in young role players who won't look like a deer in the headlights when games really start to matter.
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"It's also what my mother has instilled in my sisters and me so much, that joy comes from the smallest things," she says.
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The appearance of names, dates, and inscriptions in the later part of the 17th century further instilled a distinct identity in the samplers.
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My parents always instilled in me that they would not bail me out if I ever found myself in a position of debt.
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In 43, Trump appeared on her television show, where he said his secret of success was the work ethic instilled by his father.
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"It instilled a hunger in me that I have to this day and I feel I can apply in the game," he said.
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If his childhood instilled King's belief in a loving God, Niebuhr's work tempered his idealism and contributed to his strategy of mass mobilisation.
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Growing up in the Hamptons as Jacqueline Lee Bouvier, Onassis' sense of style was instilled at horse shows, prep schools and debutante balls.
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" As she concludes, these sites instilled in her the idea of an artistic work place "as an arena of unjudged, unlimited, joyful play.
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The Katanga announcement has merely instilled a new dose of volatility into a market that is still recovering from its last supercharged rally.
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The values that they instilled in my formative years gave me the foundation on which I try to live my life even today.
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And the Swedish banking bust of the 1990s instilled a wariness of lax lending in local bankers long before the global financial crisis.
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And the program's perpetual reset structure could—as some critics have pointed out—further replicate the dieting cycle that initially instilled this distrust.
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Dorsey, who began raising Timothy Coggins when he was 7 or 8, instilled a strong work ethic in the youngsters under his roof.
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The philanthropic issue is a personal one for Damon, as his mother Nancy instilled the importance of helping others when he was young.
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A socialist uncle instilled in him a burning sense of the injustice of the capitalist system, and it fueled most of his endeavors.
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Martial arts instilled in Mr. Peña a sense of conviction, he said, enabling him to ward off his tormentors and earn some titles.
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She said this behaviour from her colleagues and students instilled tremendous mental stress, adding that her sexual identity overshadowed all of her decisions.
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I honored the values my family instilled in me, and was honored many times over by the success they allowed me to achieve.
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But if food characterizes my nurture, the values my parents had instilled in me, then starvation sits at the core of my nature.
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Now looking back, I see what discipline it instilled in me and the value in having seen the many ways people practiced Islam.
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"I prayed, asking for the good spirit of my son to be instilled in Nong Petch," she explains, her eyes wide and unblinking.
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The new structure — which makes Alphabet units like Access responsible for their own profits and losses — has instilled financial discipline across the company.
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Guardiola's message is now instilled so deeply in his squad, his ideas so clear, that no matter the circumstance, City can fulfill them.
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Existentially, the African stay instilled in him a strong and abiding identity as a world citizen, living here or there, but belonging everywhere.
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That resourcefulness, instilled by Cora, makes them the favorites to win this World Series, no matter how many moves Roberts makes in response.
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Charles's parents instilled a love of music and theater in him and in 1933, when he was 9, enrolled him in acting school.
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She said her mother, an Air Force veteran who died when she was in high school, instilled in her a love of country.
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But despite the good news, Raymond Joseph writes that the water crisis instilled lessons in him that he won't forget any time soon.
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Lee, a banker who also views himself as a servant of God, says he's instilled his sense of deep faith in his children.
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"Her nearly 40 years in public life have instilled in her the temperament she needs to face the many challenges ahead," they wrote.
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Dr. Smith was born in Barbourville, the son of two schoolteachers who instilled in him the value of helping the community, he said.
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A few This Town veterans told me that this scary new normal has instilled in them a greater appreciation for old-normal rituals.
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But that was something my parents had instilled in us - that you always treat the place where you work like it's your own.
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There, Berry talks to Prince William about how his mother, Princess Diana, instilled in him the lesson that he needed to give back.
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It was a unique way to learn, and it instilled in each of us the power of creativity at a very young age.
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She raised my uncle and me while running her own business, and instilled in me a love of language from an early age.
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I&aposve never really needed a debit cardMy parents have never had a debit card (I know, right?!) and instilled this in me.
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His generation, which won medals at the Olympics and world championships, instilled confidence that games were winnable regardless of opponent, circumstance or score.
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The idea was that after completing boot camp, Blanchard could try a treatment program again, this time with more serious discipline instilled in her.
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"Everything my mom has instilled in us and taught us just raising six crazy kids," she said when asked about women who influence her.
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This was difficult for Cameron to grasp, as her mom has always been her idol, someone who instilled a lot of Cameron's feminist beliefs.
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He said her reemergence is "part of the narrative to recapture the greatness" that Kim Il-sung, the country's founder, instilled on the nation.
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From the beginning, my dad, Howard Kornfeld, MD, instilled in me a love for the way life works, in all its beauty and complexity.
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This instilled the museum with legitimacy, and the $90 million project was slated to open on Saturday, in time for the state's bicentennial celebration.
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" That coupled with the enthusiasm that Tahrir had instilled in him and others increased confidence and started to, as he noted, to "think bigger.
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The early days of social networking had not yet instilled the idea that all the content we put online could one day just disappear.
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The level of detail instilled in the daemons isn't just a finishing touch — it's an important insight into the inner-workings of individual characters.
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He became a citizen himself, and instilled in his children and grandchildren an overwhelming love for the United States and its principles and ideals.
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Those are not the values I learned from my parents, and those are not the values Amy and I have instilled in our children.
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She recalled how her mother instilled in her an eye for details, a meticulous focus on a garment's pattern, neckline, buttons, trim, and zippers.
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He taught his sons the casino trade and also instilled in them a love for boxing, bringing them to such classics as Ali vs.
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In high school I became aware of the belief that left-handed people are more creative, and it instilled some doubt about my creativity.
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Indeed, the scale of the government crackdown has instilled such fear and suspicion in Turkey that many intellectuals and journalists have fled the country.
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My mom, my sisters, my aunts, every woman in my family was educated and independent, and that was something my mother instilled in me.
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They don't have any plans to travel in the near future — especially not after Trump's announcement, which they said instilled a sense of panic.
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My dad has instilled in me the value of hard work, and doing a good job even when no one's watching or rewarding you.
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Those fears, and the caution they instilled in the Communist powers, dissipated when the Watergate Congress kicked the legs out from under South Vietnam.
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Together, they instilled in me and my brother an ethic of social justice and service-oriented work while providing us with a better life.
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My love of the Mets was instilled by my father like religion; I don't remember becoming a fan; it is simply who we were.
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" Instilled with a fierce competitive spirit by his stepfather, who was in the military, Mr. Monson said he "always wanted to win, win, win.
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This experience instilled in me not only a belief in God, but my earliest memory of a belief in myself — my ability to overcome.
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Obama, who also visited Kenya this week, also praised South Africa's current president, Cyril Ramaphosa, saying he had instilled "new hope" among South Africans.
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"Growing up, my parents always instilled in me that no matter what you want to do, make sure you're the most educated person," he said.
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Being an athlete has brought so much pride and joy to my life and has instilled the work ethic that still drives me every day.
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The 61-year-old billionaire credits much of his success to his maternal grandfather, who instilled a business mindset into Dangote at a young age.
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These measures have been enacted for rape and while they may not have proven to be hugely effective, they have instilled a sense of fear.
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" The mom of one said it was her own parents that instilled in her the qualities she'd need to be a "leader" and "independent thinker.
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I was raised by a single mom, and was pretty close to my German immigrant grandparents, so they instilled a strong work ethic in me.
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Nestled up in her ludicrously lavish life, Lara could preserve vestiges of an old value system instilled while growing up in a working-class family.
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For some of your fans and followers — regardless of their skin color — this has instilled a chilling, utter fear that they wake up with daily.
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Her presence at Ballet Theater over the past two seasons is important; it has instilled momentum, a never-settle-for-less force into the dancers.
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In another caption, she reflected on her humble upbringing and the values it instilled in her, which she plans to pass on to her child.
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He also instilled the notion of naming each particular movement with a specific name rather than trying to describe a technique by what it does.
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Kristy led by example with her giving heart and we are inspired by the legacy of kindness and optimism she has instilled in her children.
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Like many first and second generation Americans, my mother instilled in me the tenets she followed when she immigrated here from Hong Kong in 1972.
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She instilled in me and my sister, a deep sense of responsibility to advocate for the voiceless and vulnerable and to always fight for justice.
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Once seen by Australians as a symbol of Whitlam's largesse, it now stands for the spirit of cultural internationalism that he instilled in his country.
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Their songs are instilled with a nervous energy, courtesy of Burke's cartoon yelp, Waters's guitar squeals, and the erratic rhythm section of Cole and Bines.
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That is in part because of help from tumbling commodity prices, but Mr Rajan has also gradually instilled expectations of single-digit consumer-price rises.
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It's a question that's instilled mild panic in me since high school, when I spent 99% of Friday and Saturday nights grounded for talking back.
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On Sundays, she was the favorite lector at our church, reading the liturgy with an elegance instilled by her mother and grandmother, both trained elocutionists.
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She instilled in me an independent way of thinking and the desire to challenge the status quo despite criticism by those who cling to it.
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China's past spurts of economic rejuvenation often came from letting officials take risks, but the relentless pressure for loyalty to the top has instilled caution.
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Perhaps things would have been different if the White House had set a better tone from the top and instilled a firm commitment to ethics.
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They instilled an "unshakeable confidence" and sense of superiority in their pupils, as members of the best class of the best nation in the world.
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Naftali wrote that the exchange between Reagan and Nixon instilled within the latter a "misplaced" anger at African leaders regarding the UN vote on China.
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I am thankful for the values my father instilled in me about "true wealth," but I am also grateful that he taught me about finances.
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The essay detailed the whirlwind of media attention the letter generated, as well as the strength she hoped it instilled in other sexual assault victims.
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It felt warranted to show a bit what's been instilled from his upbringing and this guided path of where his work is supposed to go.
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Izzo briefly got choked up as he spoke of his father, who he said instilled in him a work ethic that remains with him today.
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He literally instilled his blood into us, so that no matter what you did when you danced you felt Mr. Mitchell coming out of you.
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I grew tired of feeling like I needed to deceive men into being interested because society instilled in me that my disability makes me undesirable.
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"I'm just fascinated by how he shrank all the things that recently happened in Korea and instilled that in his film," Yang said about Bong.
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Buffett's upbringing instilled in him a sense of ambition, resourcefulness and creativity that has allowed him to build an investment empire and achieve tremendous success.
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And she saw firsthand the fear instilled by Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County, who developed a reputation for hard-line immigration policies.
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That is the spirit that Diego Simeone, Atlético's coach, has instilled in his team, the spirit from which all of Atlético's recent success has stemmed.
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"That instilled a work ethic in me to make sure that I could always provide for myself — there's no job too small," Ms. Spencer said.
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"His courageous decision inspired a deep sense of gratitude in my brothers and myself and has instilled in us a sense of duty," he said.
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Adding to the money troubles, the fear of being the last bearers of a fading culture has instilled pessimism in many young Sami, said Ophaug.
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" These values were instilled in Brand by his strict schoolteacher father, who would say, "If you ever steal a bicycle, I will break your head.
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Much of that credit goes to the wily coach, who has instilled a sense of purpose in a team that looked lost under his predecessor Dunga.
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Warren is as successful as he is because of a combination of his unique brain and the principals that his father and family instilled in him.
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I'd wanted to create a magazine for some time, and here was the concept: a film publication that instilled a sense of discovery in the reader.
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"Its one of those things that's instilled in you, that it'd be really unfortunate for you to not fit the sample size," Anna Paquin previously said.
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I interned at a lingerie brand when I was in college (it was a total nightmare) but it instilled a love of nice undergarments in me.
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The virus' rapid spread has instilled urgency in developmental efforts, which are set to test how quickly these companies can identify and mass-produce effective treatments.
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New competition from tech firms such as Google, Apple and Tesla has instilled a sense of panic among all carmakers as they grapple with new technology.
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Each time has ended in a near-death experience for her and a well-instilled fear of what might happen if she ever got away again.
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But his trajectory cannot be divorced from the institutions that shaped him, from his family to his football teams, and the values they instilled in him.
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Launching the new campaign, Xi said all levels of the party should be instilled with good values, the official Xinhua news agency said late on Wednesday.
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Kardashian clearly instilled her sense of style in her young daughter, who sported a red dress with rainbow fur shoulder pads and cowboy boots to lunch.
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Wilson instilled a sense of hope and courage within me during the formative years of my life and believed in me every step of the way.
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This was instilled in me by my father, and reinforced by the training I absorbed via various Buckmasters and NRA-sponsored or affiliated gun-safety programs.
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I was instilled this spirit through Girl Guiding, a movement that has built my character and given me a sense of life — and a second family.
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Wilson won't be in the audience, but the lessons she taught and the confidence she instilled will be with me, and for that I'm forever grateful.
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The Word of Life Church's members were intensely fearful of demons and attacks by Satan, and this fear was instilled in them so they wouldn't leave.
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Ecuador instilled some market confidence in December after fully repaying the US$650m 2015s, the first time that the country ever covered a maturing global bond.
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From perseverance and discipline to good judgment and integrity – members of the armed forces are instilled with qualities that many employers look for in potential hires.
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McCullin grew up in a poor household in north London and lost his father at an early age - experiences that perhaps instilled his sense of compassion.
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The Supreme Court was instilled by the Framers with the ultimate say on the law, and because of that, it needs the trust of the governed.
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Above all, he instilled the whole family with a deep and abiding passion for what he insisted was the beauty and benevolence of the Great Plains.
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Values instilled by these activities are passed down generation to generation, and these values ensure that our nation's resources are conserved, economies grow and families thrive.
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The managing principal and cochief investment officer at Gotham Funds attributes his success in investing to the timeless foundation that Buffett&aposs teachings instilled in him.
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Certainly, no reader will ever be able to imagine the Revolution again as the pop-gun pageantry that those Philadelphia school talks instilled in us kids.
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While promising them, at great length, the rebirth of the coal industry and the instant replacement of Obamacare, he instilled in them an enduring personal attachment.
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The delays and dysfunction that played out publicly along the way instilled no confidence in the sanctity of the euro or the solidarity of Europe's leaders.
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Neither said they had experienced or witnessed harassment, but they noted the movement has instilled a deep sense of connection with other women in the industry.
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Respectability politics and equality ideologies are instilled in these immigrants' children, and without realizing it, we try to assimilate as we grow up in the West.
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As sad and ignorant as that may seem, losing my parents to AIDS has instilled in me a deep skepticism of doctors, medicine and even hospitals.
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Our teachers at the School of American Ballet led us through Balanchine's teachings, and instilled in us a strong work ethic and a pursuit of excellence.
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The virus' rapid spread has instilled urgency in developmental efforts, which are set to test how quickly these companies can identify and mass-produce effective treatments.
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Mr. Frazier, 62, grew up in a poor neighborhood in North Philadelphia, the son of a man who instilled in his children a sense of ambition.
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The tight-knit and multigenerational character of the communities also instilled a sense of collective memory about what the area was like before it was developed.
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The large, black-and-white birds have instilled fear in cyclists and passers-by, who have faced off with them and been left worse for wear.
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So they grew up in a post-Mao China that really instilled in their generation a cultural nationalism along with centuries-long colonial shame by Europeans.
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But he also grew up with two loving and devoted parents, who instilled him with their values and taught him about the best mankind had to offer.
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It also made me think of the person who is not the same skin color of me who read that article and the fear it must've instilled.
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Similar things have happened in other communities around the US. Many local officials have tried to counteract the fear of government instilled by the federal immigration crackdown.
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As much philosopher and humanist as engineer, he instilled what he termed a "gracious professionalism" into his competitions at M.I.T. and nurtured the same ethos at FIRST.
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"She taught me resilience and she taught me hard work, and I think, because of our circumstances she instilled in me a sense of justice," Rudd said.
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"Being an athlete has brought so much pride and joy to my life and has instilled the work ethic that still drives me every day," she wrote.
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His father instilled in Woodie a passion for tinkering by letting him help on countless projects, including building a hot-rod car from parts of another vehicle.
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Her comedy couldn't protect her from being the object of hate crimes, or sexual assault, or from growing up with a permanently instilled sense of self-hatred.
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Each of these songs has a special connection to the feeling of familial love that so many of our moms have instilled in us over the years.
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Fast-forward to now and his simple interpretation of his home country's cuisine is drawn from a lighter, California-style approach instilled by his mom, Daw Yee.
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The death of Joshua and the terror instilled in the people might swing the election in the Underwoods' favor, but there are other problems to deal with.
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His childhood marked all the boxes: a loving family who instilled values about right and wrong, 12 years in Little League baseball, summers as a Boy Scout.
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Most importantly to Brown, though, it allowed him to keep his "symbiotic relationship" to the ocean, a quality that had been instilled in him by his father.
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My parents always instilled in me and my brother and sister the importance of using the privileges that we do have to make someone else's life better.
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While it's quite possible that having women in the clergy would have instilled more accountability and sensitivity, child sexual abuse also happens in faiths with married clergy.
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Born in the remote Siberian town of Barnaul in 1988, Butina has said her father, a hunter, instilled in her and her sister a love of guns.
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AND I THINK WE'VE OVER THE LAST NUMBER OF YEARS NOT JUST REALIZED A LOT OF SAVINGS but INSTILLED MORE CULTURE OF VERY CHOICEFUL USE OF RESOURCES.
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Our identity would be inspired by the Jewish dynasties that ruled from its palaces, and our traditions instilled by the great rabbis who taught in its streets.
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Arguably, it instilled habits of indiscipline, because executives could simply ask for more money whenever they wanted it, like rich kids with no cap on their allowance.
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All the shame that had built up in my brain, instilled by society's insistence on governing who we get to be, was shattered by my ecstatic orgasms.
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It was always instilled to us by our dad and our mom, but I grew up with learning differences, I have auditory processing disorder, I have ADHD.
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During a 2016 trip to Lagos, Nigeria, to meet young entrepreneurs, Zuckerberg tells Levy about his personal "engineering mind-set," an approach he's also instilled at Facebook.
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I learned that the fear of surveillance is more deeply instilled in my mother than it ever could be in me, and my apathy began to erode.
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"Ultimately, K-beauty has really instilled in every American consumer's mind that it's not about the immediate effects — skin care is a long-term thing," says Cho.
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Wade says the work ethic that was instilled in him as a teen working summer jobs has stayed with him throughout his tenure in basketball and business.
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When we started the president's re-election effort, we instilled a team culture in which our assumptions were tested and our work was constantly measured and refined.
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"First, that trip instilled in me from a very young age, incontrovertibly, that some of the things we're taught by authority figures must be wrong," Hsiung says.
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After launching a flurry of vinyl chloride studies in the late 1970s, OSHA and NIOSH abruptly stopped under the anti-regulatory climate instilled by the Reagan administration.
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Rose tells us that though she first portrayed Elena nine years ago, her love of video games was instilled in her from the time she was a kid.
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Being on the show wasn't only just one week of change for Rob, he seems to have really instilled the Fab Five's suggestions and changes in his life.
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His experience in the U.S. Navy, along with the passion for flag-making instilled by his father, Morris, convinced him that American flags should be made in America.
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"Often, sizing is very limited, and proportions are stylized, which instilled in me the desire to address the issue of body image for all women," Maurer told Refinery29.
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Alexander said in his testimony that his father instilled in him a love of the United States and a desire to integrate himself in this culture, to assimilate.
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All the projects and the working is just secondary to being a kind, gracious human, and I think that's definitely the biggest lesson that they've instilled in me.
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" Walker, 46, says that over the years, he did earn his dad's respect, thanks to the work ethic he had instilled in him: "He became my biggest fan.
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A: My parents always instilled in us that we had to appreciate what we had, yet understand that with that comes a duty to give back to others.
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My grandfather — the white one, not the Asian one, who had unfortunately passed away before I was born — instilled that love in me from a very young age.
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And though most of the problem areas have been well-documented for decades, the distributed nature of ownership has instilled little accountability in any of the industry's stakeholders.
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Halep's watching mother, Tania, was lost for words, having instilled in her daughter from a young age that to succeed at tennis would mean reaching a Wimbledon final.
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The wave that happened after is really what allowed for 6ixBuzz to come and instilled a lot of patriotism I'd say for a lack of a better word.
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But after raising $4.5 billion over two days, both times investor-initiated, the bank instilled some confidence that it is making progress in putting some problems behind it.
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My six years in the Marines prepared me for the classroom because of the initiative, integrity and resilience they instilled in me, not the specific knowledge I acquired.
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"They thought they were going to put the Venezuelan people to sleep, they thought they had instilled fear into our hearts," Guaido told the crowd in eastern Caracas.
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That said, he still believes that the two most important things you can teach your kids are values that his parents instilled in him when he was younger.
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"This inhumane separation of migrant children from their families is against the morals and principles instilled in me, as well as my religious and spiritual teachings," Palmquist wrote.
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Early treks, at her husband's suggestion, to the Parisian couture houses instilled in her an appreciation for Valentino, Balmain and the minimalist fashions of Marc Bohan for Dior.
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He lauded Castro, who he regarded as a father, for the ideals of altruism and internationalism he instilled in his people; Roberto cried when he heard the news.
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Yet the winding forest paths and benches by the artificial lakes are often empty, as over the decades people moved away from the communal lifestyle instilled by Tugwell.
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A mezzo-soprano, Vega began singing opera when she was eight years old, and it was her late paternal grandmother who instilled in her a passion for music.
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Pyongyang's newfound sense of urgency for a summit suggests that the tough sanctions enforcement over the past year has instilled some psychological doubt in Kim Jong Un's mind.
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Many people subscribe to an overarching belief, one that was probably instilled by earnest, well-meaning parents, that we should never just disappear on someone without explaining ourselves.
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It was only when legislators faced 10,000 teachers and state workers inside and outside the State Capitol building that they had the fear of God instilled in them.
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It finished two points shy of the top record in the league, the product of a fluid and aggressively attacking style instilled by its Argentine coach, Gerardo Martino.
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He's instilled in me that since I'm in my 40s, I have to look at investing as a long-term retirement strategy, not a get-rich-quick scheme.
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I personally believe that drive needs to be instilled early, and that may be part of why student screening has trickled down from high school to middle school.
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The work ethic his family instilled in him when he was growing up in Alabama means that he can never really hand the wheel over to someone else.
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I questioned the values that I first bought into when I became a Marine: the belief in honor, courage and commitment that was instilled by our drill instructors.
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My father distilled his hard-won experience, acquired over the years, into foundational "life lessons," as he called them, which he methodically instilled in me and my brother.
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And even when I focused on the savory side of things, the fact that I'd cut my teeth in the pastry kitchen had instilled a base-level confidence.
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Sale won his ninth straight start to open the season, pitched his third complete game and further instilled the confidence his teammates get whenever he takes the mound.
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Richard Branson, the billionaire founder of Virgin Group, said his father, a lawyer, taught him the importance of dreaming big and instilled in him a desire for excellence.
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While WannaCry reached over 150 nations and instilled fear and a sense of chaos into millions across the globe, Petya has the potential to be even more paralyzing.
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Both of my grandfathers served in the armed forces and they instilled a strong work ethic in their children that helped my family recover from those devastating floods.
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She said activists were more likely to see electoral politics as valuable in this era because of the moral urgency that Mr. Trump's administration has instilled among liberals.
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Not since the mid-25s, when Microsoft dominated the personal computer industry with Windows, has a technology platform instilled such fear in competitors, writes the NYT's Daisuke Wakabayashi.
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But the way I grew up did instill an appreciation for nature, and also it instilled an appreciation for taking time to get to know a place intimately.
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The lesson my immigrant parents instilled in me is not lost on the majority of Americans: We must do unto others as we would want them do unto us.
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"I think my mom instilled in us to be confident women, to really believe in ourselves, be proud of our heritage, our hair, and our bodies," she told Allure.
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He's very intelligent and erudite and a good writer and incredibly well read, and those are all things that I value and I'm glad that he instilled in me.
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A DSLR camera was brandished with the kind of seriousness usually reserved for combat zones; voices were hushed; awe and fear instilled in each and every one of us.
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By putting into spellbinding words his confidence in victory—if only Britain could stand alone for long enough—he gave his compatriots something nobody else could have instilled: hope.
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By the time she reached high school, that influence, coupled with the loss of the house, instilled in Ms. Edwards a drive to understand and manage her own finances.
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"Nationwide's data confirm that house prices remain on an essentially flat trend, primarily because Brexit uncertainty has instilled some caution among buyers," economist Samuel Tombs from Pantheon Macroeconomics said.
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But it was his mom who, in his own words, "instilled [his] own self-belief" and helped kick-start the necessary route to turning a negative into a positive.
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Read on for more about how relocating to NYC and ditching childhood goals has instilled a boss-lady attitude in this Florida native — and sparked a MAJOR style epiphany.
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This look of apathy instilled in Lu Xun a deep, unshakeable pessimism, but also the conviction that good writing should be able to shake one out of one's slumber.
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The Federal Communications Commission plans to repeal net neutrality rules instilled by the Obama administration, with widespread concerns that the move will end the internet as we know it.
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Lavelle was outstanding against England, her nutmeg of Millie Bright in the opening minutes, followed by a swift cut inside and fierce shot, instilled fear in the Lionesses defense.
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So, I try to push everything that was instilled in the military to my students, so it'll help them not only in the classroom but later on in life.
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They have always put our family first and instilled in us the values they were taught from their parents, which we now carry on and teach our own kids.
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I should have saw the change in my baby girl instead of the love that we instilled in her that she was showing us and putting on this charade.
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The decision to oppose some popular tax cuts that would slash investments in middle class necessities like education was based on a fundamental value they instilled in me: fairness.
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TCU reaches first NIT final in school history NEW YORK — Texas Christian coach Jamie Dixon instilled in his players how important playing at Madison Square Garden is to him.
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Father Moloney said his anti-British zeal was instilled in him by his father, who fought in Ireland's war of independence, and his grandfather, also an I.R.A. fighting man.
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"We will take the passion and values he has instilled within us as we continue to grow the brands we have created with transparency, integrity, authenticity, function and design."
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I still aspire to be able to keep a real plant alive some day, and I've let myself believe that playing Viridi has instilled a good habit or two.
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My dad—a jaded, touring musician—left us when we were really young, and both my mum and two older sisters instilled in me a serious respect towards women.
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Not only did he inspire a whole new generation of scientists, he instilled an admiration and curiosity for the natural world in many who were exposed to his words.
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Mr. Powell said Tuesday that the relationship has been weakened by the Fed's success in controlling inflation, which has instilled confidence that the Fed will continue to control inflation.
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In India, news of the shooting instilled a combination of fury, fear and uncertainty in the minds of some who were mulling moves to America for work or schooling.
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"In Michigan politics, she instilled fear in a lot of people, and it's not just because she's a billionaire," said Mike Cox, a Republican and former state attorney general.
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Having a white supremacist in the family has instilled in me a painful vigilance about my child rearing, as well as a zeal for building bridges over cultural divisions.
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As a girl, she had witnessed her mother's gruesome murder at the hands of a romantic partner, and the trauma had instilled in her a desire to protect others.
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" She told me, "My mother and my father instilled in us, public service is a noble calling" and to "never measure a person by how much money they had.
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We will take the passion and values he has instilled within us as we continue to grow the brands we have created with transparency, integrity, authenticity, function and design.
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The arrests rid Citgo of much of its top brass and have instilled fear throughout Venezuela's oil industry, snarling up decision making, sources close to PDVSA have told Reuters.
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The 2016 election instilled in voters a deep scepticism of polling, but is also served as a lesson to forecasters to be careful about how confidently they convey their predictions.
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The attitude is something that was instilled in Jackson at a young age, and something coaches love about him; the latter is all him, and something no coach can teach.
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This newly instilled confidence is partially why Allen returned to singing and rapping—two things he'd been doing since he was a kid but never felt comfortable telling anyone about.
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This was a testament, Farrow writes, to the fear that Weinstein instilled in his employees: Multiple sources wanted to be interviewed in shadow, disguising their identities from the television audience.
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I'm the primary cook in our house because cooking is relaxing for me and I show my love through cooking (a very Thai value that my mom instilled in me).
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All of these values have been instilled in her since childhood from the single most important influence of her life—The 1970's NBC classic, Little House on the Prairie.
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As the sylph, a delicate Sterling Hyltin instilled the role with equal parts speed and softness, which lent her springy jumps the diaphanous feel of mist seeping through a forest.
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She was a mother-of-all-trades: She got her 10 kids to and from school, whisked them off to their games and practices, instilled in them a strong faith.
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And while he values the discipline instilled by his new top aides -- he praised new campaign manager Kellyanne Conway -- Trump made it clear he would continue to call the shots.
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Nick chimes in to discuss what his own parents instilled in him throughout his life that he and Vanessa strive to pass on to their little ones as they grow.
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But the time she spent cooking with her chef grandparents instilled a passion for the craft that stuck with her, even though she didn't initially jump into a culinary profession.
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The "horror of the murders committed by the Manson family in 1969 and the fear they instilled in the public will never be forgotten," the governor wrote in his decision.
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The portion of the speech that has come into question involved the Slovenian-born, potential future first lady describing the work ethic her parents instilled in her as a child.
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Being obedient was the most important thing, but equally important were spending time with family and knowing where we came from; my parents instilled that in us very early on.
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I used to dread vocabulary quizzes and writing assignments, but somehow my high school Spanish teacher never instilled the same anxiety and guilt that skipping a Duolingo practice session does.
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Even if I hadn't had that wonderful experience, the sky pool at Houston's Market Square Tower probably could have instilled the respect for heights that I have to this day.
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If your parents gave you Chinese food, your whole toddler life, well when you become an adult, you're gonna love Chinese food because it was instilled in you at birth.
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Kevin Cosby of St. Stephen Church in Louisville took note of the racial pride Ali instilled in African Americans, particularly during the civil rights struggles of the 1960s and 1970s.
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I'm wondering if you could tell me, what are some of the good things he instilled in you and what are some of the bad things he saddled you with?
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"Princess Di seems to have instilled in her sons compassion toward animals and fellow human beings in plight," said Louise Nyamu-Steinbeck, a political scientist in the Kenyan capital, Nairobi.
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Now the city is hosting 10 shows addressing its relationship with Europe, the European Union, and the migrants whose spectre has historically instilled fear in many residents of middle England.
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This, perversely, is a positive thing, for it teaches us to appreciate that pleasure and permanence cannot coagulate, and instilled with that knowledge we develop a taste for the present.
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This went against the belief my parents had instilled in me, "If you work hard, you will get rewarded," and I resolved never to benefit solely because of my ethnicity.
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Ms. McCain described how her father instilled that toughness in her — by making her get back on a horse that had bucked her off, causing her to break her collarbone.
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His unpredictability and belligerence have instilled fear worldwide: After he tested a "breakthrough" missile earlier this week, he pronounced North Korea a nuclear power capable of striking the United States.
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Teammates said Mantia's background in in-line skating in Florida, before switching to ice, instilled in him the proper instincts to navigate the more hectic and unpredictable mass-start competition.
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While the coronavirus outbreak has instilled fears of a global recession, a fallout between top oil producers Saudi Arabia and Russia has sent crude prices spiralling lower by a third.
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But she'd already written two novels, and her time as a journalist had instilled in her a helpful work ethic and lack of preciousness: She could write fast, under pressure.
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Doubling down on that counterproductive idea, the Affordable Care Act of 2010 instilled broader coverage requirements for private policies on ACA exchanges while misguidedly adding premium subsidies for that coverage.
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His experience attending high school near Philadelphia, where his father had taken an academic job, instilled in him views that were out of sync with then "little" Israel's collectivist ethos.
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Before the C.B.O. existed, estimates of the impact of legislation came from those trying to sell it, but the agency's creation has instilled a culture of fairness in government forecasting.
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So when their son, Lovell Lee Jr., changed colleges to major in adolescent education, it was a sign they had successfully instilled one of their key values in their children.
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"Growing up, what was instilled in me by my mom was, don't let anybody tell you that because you're a girl, you can't do something," she said, her voice breaking.
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These artists were a revelation: the socio-political world of the blues gave her roots, instilled her with black pride, opened her to a history she never knew she had.
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For instance, Ancona, aka Edward D'Ancona, brought a 1930s film noir aesthetic to crime fiction, while Vanessa Bell instilled a simplicity and painterly style on her sister Virginia Woolf's books.
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And while a few are great, the majority just aren't able to meet the high threshold of quality that Apple has (for better or worse) subconsciously instilled in all of us.
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The sound is right for this quintessentially French creation, Mr. Nagano evidently having continued to cultivate the Gallic qualities that Charles Dutoit instilled in the Montreal Symphony from 1977 to 2002.
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"She didn't know that she could go to the [abortion] clinic, or [she] was too fearful to go because of what the anti-abortion movement had instilled in her," Crow says.
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Vindman grew up in a family that knew the oppression of authoritarianism, and by his testimony we know his family instilled a passion for patriotism and service to his new country.
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John D. Romas held his small congregation together as its worship services moved to Brooklyn and instilled in his parishioners the hope that they would live to see their church rebuilt.
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That semester instilled in me a respect for trans* narratives (whatever those may be), but I still failed to pass as either a man or a woman in my own mind.
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While Irwin's presence and passion for sharing the wonders of wildlife are missed, he instilled the same devotion to the animal kingdom in his family, especially his children Bindi and Robert.
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Instead, he talked more about how his mother instilled a love of education in her children and about a scholarship program that has helped thousands of young people than about himself.
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Our leaders must remember their roots and learn from the values that my immigrant parents instilled in me: the immigrant work ethic, love of family, generosity, faith, gratitude, strength, and perseverance.
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Perhaps most enduringly, he instilled a degree of professional rigor and transparency in the city's accounting practices; today, strict accounting rules are in place to prevent such a crisis from recurring.
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Public schools — where the American ideals, history and patriotism were instilled in all of us — are somehow viewed as a threat to those ideals and an unearned gift to ungrateful immigrants.
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The secondary access route instilled the same air of covertness imparted in "Debriefing Session II." I was moved through the permanent collection with a Public Movement performer's hand on my shoulder.
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It's breaking those habits that have been instilled in me for so many years and just giving those up and trying something else is just — that's probably been the most difficult.
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Some of them have met David, and some of them haven't, but all have been irrevocably affected by his approach to music, sound, and the community spirit instilled by his parties.
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As a mother raising two millennial daughters, I have instilled in them the need to fight for the rights that generations before theirs have fought so hard to win and protect.
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The reversal came in the same week that Canada's central bank took a sudden dovish turn and dismal data from Australia to the UK instilled a sense of foreboding in markets.
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The Manson Family amounted to a strange microcosm of this racial tension in America, guided by the primal fear and hatred of African Americans instilled in their abused and angry leader.
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In college, I studied psychology and business; this instilled in me the value of understanding human behavior and what it takes to run a business (and yes, those two are intertwined).
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His bands handily blew away any band they shared a bill with and instilled pride in a town that was often the butt of jokes from people in Manhattan or Queens.
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Wilson adored her grandmother Hattie Rakes, who she said gave her her first set of pearls and instilled confidence in her as a child when she felt self-conscious and awkward.
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My mother instilled the fear of God in me with border and customs officers, who I grew up believing could send me back or put me in jail for no reason.
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Hollywood films like "Blade Runner" and "The Terminator" franchise have instilled in us a sense of dread at the thought of an AI going against its programming and turning on humans.
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I would have loved to keep a fish but I left happy, feeling vaguely instilled with a kind of wisdom: What is it they say about teaching a man to fish?
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Ten years later, and the impassioned, optimistic outlook instilled in us by J. K. Rowling's fictional world still continues to shape the way we see and act in our real world.
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"Since the spring and whole summer, he has instilled that kind of toughness and perseverance in games where we've gotten down by 18 like we did against Illinois State," Taylor said.
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My parents instilled these ideals in me as a child, and my father clings to them today -- hoping they will guide this country, yet again, through this period of racial division.
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I think part of being Iranian and kind of what's instilled in me is there's something about symmetry that I always like and end up seeing in my photographs with Prince.
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Since 2009, the militant Islamist group has instilled terror in Africa's most populous country through abductions, bombings, and beheadings in attempt to create an Islamic state in its north-east region.
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Kokoskov heaped praise on his staff, the officials and players, who won the hearts of neutral fans with entertaining and free-flowing basketball instilled into the side by their American-styled coach.
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The reason is simple: the Islamic State's crimes, and the fear they instilled in the national psyche, are so ingrained in France that the daily fabric of life has been inexorably altered.
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You can make a difference in many ways, but the real legacy will be in how you live, how you treat others, and in the character instilled in those you leave behind.
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Besides, I had already ingested the paralyzing shame and fear instilled in me since early childhood, as so often happens to minorities who live in states that do not protect their rights.
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The bigger forces, the labour markets, the globalised economy, does seem to have instilled quite profound insecurity for many people where before you had lifelong work, provided in a very predictable way.
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I admire him for what he has done for changing perceptions of fatherhood and masculinity in our time, but most of all I am proud of what he has instilled in me.
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The team benefits from having a number of players in Europe's top leagues and are coached by Frenchman Herve Renard, who has instilled a great deal of tactical discipline into the side.
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As Boyega tells it, Bloom instilled a piece of knowledge in Boyega right before Star Wars came out, telling Boyega to "secure the love of your life" before becoming famous in Hollywood.
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Beginning at his beloved Ajax, Mr Cruyff implemented the same values that had been instilled in him by Michels—finding space when in possession, denying the opposition space when out of it.
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When I joined the company in 1996, the passion and work ethic that he instilled in me took root, and I proudly work alongside him and other members of my family today.
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Here, New York City, and the way young, professional women dress here, once again served as the main inspiration, something Karan instilled in the company since its inception in the mid-'80s.
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When I was younger, my mom instilled in me a somewhat rigid hair schedule: See a stylist every two to three weeks and work hard to preserve it until the next appointment.
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Her father, Reverend C.L. Franklin, was an outspoken civil rights activist who instilled the desire and intention in his children to be free of the moral and physical shackles of racial discrimination.
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It's what he says exposed him to people from all walks of life and economic levels, and instilled a desire to continue in public life after his four combat tours in Iraq.
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While the mother of four said she doesn't personally struggle with mental health issues in relation to Instagram likes, she believes that having the feature instilled will help many others who do.
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Mr. Williams spoke with doctors about the potential benefits and slowly got over some of the antipathy toward the drug that his parents and his years as a police officer had instilled.
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The exhibition is in conjunction with the Occult Humanities Conference (February 803–7) at New York University and features over 60 modern and contemporary artists who have instilled their work with magic.
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Her mother fled Cuba in 1959, shortly after the triumph of Fidel Castro's Revolution and she instilled in her daughter a fiery hatred of communism, matched by a veneration of American democracy.
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My professors, my classmates: They instilled in me an appreciation for what it is to be an artist and what it is to be lucky to be part of this incredible community.
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Rather, he's simply trying to spread the same values that he instilled in Salesforce two decades ago — and the ones that have worked both for the company and communities where it operates.
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"We're all competitive players, and our coaches have instilled in us that we just know that they're going to go on runs, but it's how we respond to those runs," Samuelson said.
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"It is an honor to carry the values Maestro Levine has instilled in us into this new era at the Metropolitan Opera — the house that Jimmy built," she said in a statement.
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During the Obama Administration, in no small part because of the respect that the First Couple instilled for women and people of color, I had begun to feel, thrillingly, like a person.
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" The actress went on to say that when it comes to parenting her kids, she tries "to follow a lot of the stuff that my parents instilled in me and my sister.
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Nothing slips through her net, from gender stereotypes instilled in kids at school to the world of weight-loss diets, through the ever-present influence of the Catholic Church in Italian society.
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They still feel the shame and fear instilled in them as they jumped from adolescence to manhood almost overnight, and fear retribution, being shunned by family and friends, or ending up in jail.
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"This instilled in Gazans a strong sense of uncertainty and complete lack of control over their food choices," Gross and Feldman wrote in a 953 study in the Berkeley Journal of International Law.
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Then I asked her whether her father going to prison had spun her own moral compass, or made her reconsider any values of right and wrong that he may have instilled in her.
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As Mr Taubman notes, the close escape of his grandparents and his father from tragedy-in-the-making instilled in the boy a sense of optimism and confidence that sometimes went too far.
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Both my parents have taught me that anything is possible and with hard work and determination the sky's the limit and I think that's been something that was instilled in me quite young.
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These experiences have instilled in me a profound respect for the men and women who serve in our emergency services, which I hope to continue to champion even as I leave the profession.
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"These threats of violence instilled terror in Jewish and other communities across this country, and our investigation into these acts as possible hate crimes continues," Attorney General Jeff Sessions said in the statement.
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The program is, after all, a guided way of taking tech and figuring out what makes it tick — a virtual version of the hands-on curiosity adults instilled in her as a child.
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Best Buy has been reinventing itself under the leadership of CEO Hubert Joly, who has instilled a culture of cost savings and providing shoppers with expertise and experiences that cannot be replicated online.
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None of that instilled much confidence that the Fold would appear in stores soon, but these new comments from Koh do sound like Samsung is at least close to fixing the Fold's issues.
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In recent months, white supremacists and others filled with hate toward people they perceive to be different have been newly emboldened, and their actions have brought pain to and instilled fear among many.
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The extra vitriol of the last few weeks, and of this debate, derives partly from the sense of hope that winning eight of the past nine Democratic contests has instilled in Mr Sanders.
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"And that instilled a lot of confidence in the millennial generation, and that's, like I said, not necessarily a bad thing, but it's very different from the message I was given," he continued.
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To help celebrate the party, which kicks off 13 straight hours this Sunday, May 28, as well as the sense of community they've instilled over their history, Jasen Loveland made THUMP a mix.
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Sure, Bruce might not be a real shark so much as an animatronic nightmare, but the fear he instilled in the hearts of moviegoers everywhere in the summer of 1975 was very real.
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Hunt told The Hill in a recent interview that her first credit union exposure instilled "a very basic understanding of belonging to something," even if it was located on a secret government facility.
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Mr. Taylor, tall, unassuming and a dapper dresser, liked to say that he instilled entrepreneurial spirit in his branch managers by treating them as partners, with pay and promotion based on local results.
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"She's instilled in me a commitment to public service and a respect for the rule of law that I've tried to follow throughout my career," Judge Kavanaugh said at his 2006 confirmation hearing.
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But the experience instilled a love of farming in Boyd that he took to the next level when he started his own operation in 1983 after purchasing land from a neighbor, Russell Sally.
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" When she heard news of the lawsuit, she wrote to Emerson that while "similar problems exist everywhere," key figures at the Salk had "instilled a culture that consistently stacked the odds against women.
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Most other buildings that dot New York streets are instilled with individual or communal stories—every New Yorker lives in their own version of New York—but 1 WTC is a national one.
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"The Color Purple," Alice Walker Celie's audacity to give her journey words through prayer instilled in me an audacity to say that yes, I am deserving of testimony and deserve to be heard.
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Since 2012, the European Central Bank has instilled confidence that it is willing to do "whatever it takes" — to use the memorable phrase of the E.C.B. president Mario Draghi — to preserve the euro.
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Smith is leaving behind a global staff of about 200 people, including reporters, editors and producers, in which he has instilled a dedication to original reporting and a deep understanding of the internet.
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"He has really instilled a dramatic loss in confidence in the US economic policy apparatus being pro-growth," said Harry Broadman, who served as an economic adviser to former President George HW Bush.
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In his remarks, Mr. Trudeau conjured the memory of his father, the former prime minister and justice minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, saying his example had instilled a deep respect for justice in him.
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So much of the pressure society has instilled in me around my singleness is that "anything can happen," when I so badly wish I heard "it's okay if 'anything' doesn't happen tonight" more often.
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"I'm like a father to them, so to see them do the things that I instilled in them is so gratifying as a coach and as a father figure to them," he told Today.
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The star said her work ethic was instilled in her at a young age, when she immigrated to the United States at 15 and began cleaning people's homes without speaking a word of English.
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Enter Lou Holtz, who instilled a new ethos at Notre Dame, setting up an eventual payback game against Miami and its coach, Jimmy Johnson, with whom Holtz had an antagonistic and complicated personal history.
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Here are the biggest lessons this cult classic has instilled in us, ensuring Romy White and Michele Weinberger are still making every day a Romy and Michele day for us two decades later. 1.
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She made by hand award-winning Halloween costumes, served as Cookie Mom every year for the Girl Scouts, and instilled in me a sense of curiosity about the world and a love of learning.
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"Our plan is just to have really great relationships with our children, so when we hit that time where they don't want to talk to us, we've instilled some good values already," she says.
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We could sit down with a therapist and find out if it's Catholic upbringing: Has it been instilled in me that I'm supposed to have children yet I'm scared that I'll fuck them up?
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That early experience with dangerous chemicals instilled a respect for process and safety that ran through Timm-Brock's education as a chemical engineer and through her first job at Pillsbury as a process engineer.
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"Fear has been effectively instilled on this and, of course, housing authorities are very concerned about that," said Sunia Zaterman, executive director of the CLPHA, whose members manage about 40% of U.S. public housing.
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And the last few outbreaks — 12 cases in 2009 with three deaths; 7 cases in 2010 with two deaths; three cases in 2014 with three deaths — have instilled fear that more people will die.
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The Guardians of the Galaxy star, 40, honored Cully's service with a lengthy Instagram post that recalled their fun childhood together, as well as the many life lessons his sibling has instilled in him.
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His father, originally from Cameroon, and his mother, a handball player from Algeria, instilled in him a drive to give back to the community, which sits between two highways amid several decayed housing projects.
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Talent, I think for myself, is all of the privileges that I've had and that I've grown up with combined with things that my parents have instilled in me because of their own backgrounds.
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While it only lasted three months, my internship instilled in me an unapologetic confidence to be vocal about my opinions in the workplace and to share them with the knowledge that they do matter.
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For a long time, she'd had an idea of how old she would be when she first had sex, and that it would be with someone she loved, an idea instilled by her mother.
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Paul LeoNew York To the Editor: My father, whose parentage was Irish and Italian (two immigrant groups that were each reviled at some time), instilled a pride in us about our southern Italian ancestry.
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At the White House dinner, Mr. McConnell raised one such policy and expressed hope that Mr. Trump could resolve the matter of his proposed tariffs, which have instilled deep worry among farm-state Republicans.
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The mantra that Willink instilled into his men was "Discipline Equals Freedom," and it&aposs the idea that with structure and a strict dedication to it, one can act with more efficiency and freedom.
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I came to Washington full of hope and empowered by my community to serve them in Congress ... but after this vote I will continue to champion the ideals that this country instilled in me.
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The foreign service officers, Pentagon officials and senior national security aides all relied on notes they took in real time, a practice instilled in them by trade that made them attractive witnesses for Democrats.
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They wanted to document their political grievances, another legacy of the self-worth instilled by Evo in the local residents, whom many Bolivians write off as rabble-rousing pawns in the global drug trade.
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The strong moral and legal responsibility which our father instilled in us obliges us to call for the establishment of an independent and impartial international commission to inquire into the circumstances of his death.
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Cummings often said his parents instilled in him the value of an education to overcome the hurdles that he would come across as a young black man growing up in the Civil Rights era.
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And now with three daughters between the ages of 18 and 28, I feel proud to have instilled a sense of fairness and social justice that the women in my family have taught me.
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"We've got an entire generation of people that don't have the work ethic, haven't had it instilled in them by parents and society," said Mr. Rayl, whose group trains young people for manufacturing careers.
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He's somebody everyone is supposed to agree on: that gentle face we all grew up watching on public television, the man who instilled us with good morals and told us to love our neighbors.
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The abuse instilled such fear and obedience that the older children disciplined their younger siblings and even caged them after the parents largely abandoned them in a double-wide trailer for several years in Texas.
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"I did begin to understand what it feels like to be on the outside looking in and that has instilled in me tremendous empathy for anyone who feels like they don't perfectly belong," Rajaraman said.
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This is why for many of these refugees, the announcement last year that the Obama administration had agreed with Australia to resettle some of them instilled some crucial hope where none had seemed to exist.
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If Dietrick's final words go down as the last public statement from the leadership of Gawker as an independent company, it's appropriate that they centered on Denton and the dogmatic principles he instilled in Gawker.
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People interviewed said striving for the scholarship instilled in them a sense of duty and purpose, and imbued a sense of pride that you were working for something you had to work hard to earn.
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People are naturally apprehensive of the show, and the showrunners' response to the backlash hasn't instilled much confidence, nor has how they're using the show to justify the lack of diversity on Game Of Thrones.
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When I came to live with my wife and two boys on a small abandoned farm that we bought here in the Madonie Mountains, the locals quickly instilled a fear of the cinghiale in me.
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To high-brow music snobs - AKA, cynical husks who cannot understand the unrelenting positivity that's instilled within the roots of pop music - a girl group who were "manufactured" may not seem very "cool" or "authentic".
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Ranging from garish to gross, from gothic to ghostly, the images in Scary Stories and its sequels have instilled nightmares in generations of kids, ever since the first of the three volumes debuted in 1981.
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Eison founder and CEO Julian Eison was the fly kid on the playground and says his parents instilled in him a sense of presentation and to be his best when he was out and about.
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Instilled in children of religious people is a unique language and a methodology: you are told that you serve a greater being and a greater prize, far outweighing the limitations of the world around you.
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While I wouldn't consider myself handicapped in terms of paying my bills or being an adult, there are three areas where they could have instilled a stronger sense of financial independence in their two kids.
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"RDC's top management, including its former Chief Executive Officer, instilled a culture of non-compliance at the company and prioritized attracting business, catering to existing customers, and making money above all else," the complaint said.
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As a result, I have instilled the Jewish Christmas Eve, which means that we eat in Chinatown, or we'll order Asian take-out and head to her family's house, which is right outside of Philadelphia.
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A recent report into the emotional connection between consumers and brands rated Disney theme parks as the "most intimate brand" for millennials, and these 90s kids have retained the loyalty instilled in them as children.
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The style that Manager Pep Guardiola has instilled in City, the movement he has drummed into his players, the quality at his disposal, is too sophisticated, too complex, too high for Wicky's squad to mimic.
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Their style is a type of play instilled in them by the nature of soccer in the banlieues: small-sided games, with a mix of ages, in the small space of a concrete ball court.
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On a recent episode of the "Kneading Dough " podcast, Cruz and his mom, Blanca, told host Andrew Hawkins how lessons on budgeting and spending money wisely were instilled in the athlete at a young age.
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There appears, after all, to be no overarching philosophy deployed by Florentino Pérez, the club's president, to build a team, and no style of play that Zinedine Zidane, its coach, has instilled in his players.
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His father taught in the history department at Columbia University, and Mr. Wuorinen grew up in an elite intellectual climate — Jacques Barzun was a family friend — that instilled a lifelong commitment to the classical canon.
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Sam and his wife, Helen, are said to have instilled a love for the environment in their children and grandchildren, with yearly outings to places like the Buffalo National River, Yellowstone, and the Grand Canyon.
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Lenù, who grows up to be a novelist, realizes that everything she writes, her entire authorial body of work, is derived from her relationship to Lila and the creative instincts her friend instilled in her.
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"My mother instilled in me the idea that creativity starts with taking a leap of faith — telling your fears they are not allowed where you are headed," Beyoncé tells Elle, about her partnership with Adidas.
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"It's just instilled in me and Whitney, and obviously my other siblings, that no matter what adversities we faced, we're always there together and we'll go through it as one big strong unit," Noe said.
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In real life, no rape victim is worthless, but the "Are you sure" moment depends in large part on a subliminal fallacy, instilled by rape culture, that victims of sexual assault have been degraded somehow.
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In a letter addressed to Obama, Schneiderman wrote that NSEERS, created after the September 11, 2001, terror attacks, did not reduce terrorist activity and instead "undermined trust" in law enforcement and instilled fear in some communities.
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The episode ends with Khloé going to a work appearance the night all the drama breaks because "work doesn't stop because people's lives are falling apart" which is definitely a motto instilled in her by Kris.
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" The Bold and the Beautiful star went on to say that when it comes to guiding her kids, she tries "to follow a lot of the stuff that my parents instilled in me and my sister.
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But the possibility of major losses if the bubble bursts and wild gyrations of 21-30 percent in a single day have instilled a sense of urgency among policymakers to come up with a regulatory response.
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Moments before unveiling the new, snazzy, Touch Bar-equipped MacBook Pros at a company event last week, Apple CEO Tim Cook said a sentence that likely instilled hope in the heart of many an Apple fan.
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Though his parents divorced when he was a teenager, the 28-year-old learned how to be independent from his mother, who also instilled in him the importance of compromise and unconditional love in a marriage.
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"I try to push everything that was instilled in the military to my students, so it'll help them not only in the classroom but later on in life," said Frank Contreras, a 12-year Army veteran.
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After disappointing quarter-final exits in their last two major tournaments, Belgium coach Roberto Martinez has instilled some self-belief in an outstandingly talented generation of players that seemed to have been missing in the past.
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While some may argue that this technology is just in its infancy and it will get better over time, no amount of technological development will overcome the social biases instilled in a system by its designers.
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The countless times I saw people exit bathroom stalls without so much as running water over their hands instilled into me a fear of poop-bacteria accidentally coming into contact with my own freshly-washed fingers.
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It's problematic that so many don't even realize that these companies were, in fact, started by women — or that the designs and aesthetics we consume today are continuations of the values and aesthetic each founder instilled.
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For years, psychologist Nancy Van Dyken saw the same patterns in many of her patients—beliefs they hold that were instilled at a very young age and drive their behavior, and not in a good way.
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The importance of education had been instilled in her from a young age: As a child, she was sent to school in Yorktown in Westchester County because of the dearth of quality schools in the Bronx.
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"I was raised by a parent who instilled in me a religious thing about always searching for meaning and purpose in everything we do," Mr. Mofokeng told the curator and critic Hans Ulrich Obrist in 2002.
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He takes immense satisfaction in hearing former players like the Miami Heat's Udonis Haslem, whom he coached in high school, say that he is imbuing his three sons with the values instilled in him by Martin.
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"He was my first teacher, the person who instilled in me a rudimentary sense of the world," Liu has written, in a kind of diary-blog that he keeps on the Chinese social-media app WeChat.
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With a lifelong love of animals instilled by parents who bred Labradors and golden retrievers, Chris Baity discovered his professional calling as a dog trainer while interacting with military dogs on a high school Marine ROTC trip.
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"The strong moral and legal responsibility which our father instilled in us obliges us to call for the establishment of an independent and impartial international commission to inquire into the circumstances of his death," a statement said.
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"She sort of toyed with various iterations of, 'maybe it's not that important, maybe I'm just going along with this because that's what I've always thought and that's what my grandmother's instilled in me,'" Snyder Urman explained.
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On Friday, Tennessee police officials revealed that they essentially instilled unnecessary fear in the public by lying about the existence of meth-fueled alligators to make a point about the dangers of flushing drugs down the toilet.
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Things have scarcely improved since and her last outing before Paris will hardly have instilled her with confidence — a withdrawal citing fever from her first round match in Rome while trailing Mihaela Buzarnescu 6-2 5-4.
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The decision by retailers to forestall supply chain investment in countries such as Bolivia and Romania to focus on lobbying Congress shows how Trump's ambitious agenda has instilled a new level of risk operating outside U.S. borders.
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" Players who come into the team "from the outside" must be instilled with such pride and understanding, Arena told Lalas, and "if it's not there, then I think they should not be part of the national team.
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The chaos and disruption of the credit crisis instilled lack of trust in existing banks and brought on new regulations and the rise of technologies that would allow scrappy Silicon Valley start-ups to reshape consumer finance.
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He says his early results as a pro were "way better" than he expected, and have instilled a belief in him that he just needs to keep on improving incrementally to have the career that he envisages.
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The involvement of political appointees in this process, and the apparent fear of retaliation instilled in officials across the agency, suggest to us that the current system is unable to ensure that federal ethics standards are upheld.
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That way, the therapeutic calm instilled by the glorious Iberian scenery (photographed by James Clarke in shimmering, almost edible pastels) could be savored uninterrupted by the performative patter of the two stars, Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon.
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As the second youngest of eight kids, she would take me to local school board meetings instead of leaving me to fend off my siblings, which instilled a spirit of public service that has lasted a lifetime.
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"I know it wasn't easy for her, but it would be one thing if my mother would have instilled in us the idea that, 'Look, we may not have much money, but we have enough,'" she said.
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It was years of living in the United Arab Emirates, a hub of consumerism, that instilled in them a love for malls and advertisements, and the kinds of things that might have looked alluring in an infomercial.
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Prince Harry and Prince William opened up about how their father instilled a respect for nature in them for Prince, Son and Heir: Charles at 70, a documentary airing this month on BBC ahead of his 70th birthday.
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While Twitter cofounder and second-time CEO Jack Dorsey remains at the top, insiders have instilled their confidence in Noto and have criticized Dorsey, in part for holding two CEO roles (Dorsey is also the CEO of Square).
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That may sound sparse, but Dobrev says that she's "picky" about her work and that her time on The Vampire Diaries taught her to be that way and even instilled the idea that being picky was an option.
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I know how early these ideas are instilled in each new generation, and it's my job to be that voice; to tell her that she is beautiful and that she can achieve whatever she sets her mind to.
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As the workers each bend the knee to Negan, audibly thanking him for showing up to rescue them, Father Gabriel gets a firsthand look at the loyalty Negan's mix of charisma and cruelty has instilled in his people.
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But when I view it through the lens of a closeted teenager who was hesitant to glance at another guy twice, I also see that it instilled a sense of belonging in me when I needed it most.
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His education at a Benedictine abbey instilled in him a sense of compassion and a rational perspective, hazardous qualities in these brutal times, when farm labor is scarce, neglected crops and livestock are failing, and people are starving.
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After directing Japanese sales for Gucci and Christian Dior and serving as president and chief executive of Fendi Japan, Mr. Tajima joined Tasaki in 24 and quickly instilled a European approach to reinvention — and desire — into the business.
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She credits her father with having instilled in her a fervent liberalism, which has prompted her to engage in feminist causes and in campaigns for Democratic candidates, but which is only rarely and obliquely expressed in her art.
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The only Englishman who did not look petrified in the game's closing stages was Manchester United's Marcus Rashford, an 18-year-old who in time will surely succumb to the fear and trepidation already instilled in his teammates.
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"My exposure to their financial trials had instilled in me an aversion to debt," he writes early in From the Ground Up. And that aversion is the centerpiece—the only piece, really—of his nascent proto-campaign platform.
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Over a loping beat by 9th Wonder, Lamar describes Anthony as a good-natured kid who grew up too fast, whose family history of "pimpin' and bangin' " instilled in him a very narrow vision of the good life.
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As she writes in "Through the Flower: My Struggle as a Woman Artist," the first volume of her wonderfully earnest 1975 autobiography, her father instilled in her a lasting sense that she was a match for any interlocutor.
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The historically large polling error in the state's 1433 primary — so large that the Detroit Free Press called the race incorrectly for Clinton — instilled confidence in Sanders voters and hope that the media's polls could be wrong everywhere.
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"He was a wonderful, funny, intelligent, talented and compassionate young man until the false desires of fast money and instant gratification lured him away from the morals and ethics instilled in him from a young age," Wells wrote.
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Ever appreciative of the help he received from his community and the values instilled by his parents, Cyril and Wanda, Simmonds has become an ambassador for hockey working with youth players in Scarborough, Harlem, Washington, Philadelphia and beyond.
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Voices: "One thing my parents instilled in me was to get an education, don't get married and have kids right away," said Mayra Ramirez, 29, of Franklinton, N.C. Fifteen years ago, there were 9,783 Blockbuster video rental stores.
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"I've never felt perfect in my life (nor do I think I am right now), but I was always lucky to feel confident in my own skin," Ferragni continued, citing the confidence her mother instilled in her growing up.
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From an early age, Peep's grandfather, the famous Latin American historian John Womack, instilled anti-establishment and revolutionary sentiments upon his grandson, which he processed in his own way by tattooing the words "Cry Baby" largely across his face.
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Highly impressive in the flesh, with his flint eyes and comic book muscles, Magomed Magomedov, the WMC and IMF light heavyweight champ, was the one from the Dag Posse who instilled the most fear in visitors to the gym.
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In the story, she says his level of effort and consistency in making sure his voice was heard in every election was instilled in her over the years, and taught her about what a "special responsibility" voting can be.
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It's a philosophy instilled in Edgewater over generations of successful propaganda that's left most muttering marketing slogans and drinking at the bar, a group of people who begrudgingly accept suffering as part of daily life, like the sun rising.
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I wish the hate apple had been withered and deadly, and I'd been able to take a bite from the still-crisp love apple and been nourished by the positivity, love, and light instilled in each of its cells.
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I grew up with three brothers, I was taught I could do anything they do and it was always about if you work hard you can achieve your dream and that was something that was instilled in me early.
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Fear is instilled in American Jewish children early, whether it's reading novels about the Holocaust in Hebrew school or real, passed-down stories about pogroms, extermination, threats, and war that led so many of our families to flee here.
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"My parents instilled in me the belief that it didn't matter what someone else looked like, or whom they loved; we are all the same on the inside and we all deserve respect," Milano began in her acceptance speech.
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At first, under the influence of the Freudian theories that were dominant at the time, she believed that something in her childhood had instilled in her a desire for punishment and led her to seek out a violent man.
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Her family's devotion to Methodism put her on a path toward public service, Mr. Strider says — and instilled a view of religion that elevated action over words and left an already reserved figure disinclined to loudly proclaim her faith.
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In a matter of minutes, I was freed from the ability to pull, the impulse that had ruled my life and instilled in me a deep sense of self-loathing for...well, for as long as I could remember.
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More recent attempts, like the abortive Stop Online Piracy Act, an overbroad piece of copyright enforcement legislation that was killed in 2012 after furious backlash from internet users, have not instilled much confidence in Capitol Hill's understanding of technology.
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I can only imagine and hope that Black Panther's upcoming solo movie will give us even more of the rich history and spirit that Marvel and his several writers and artists have instilled in the character over the years.
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But if the first day of Norman Seabrook's trial on federal corruption charges was any indication, the fear and loyalty that Mr. Seabrook, the former president of New York City's correction officers' union, instilled in his members remain undiminished.
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But my parents have always been avid readers so I read because it has been instilled in me to do so, and I appreciate how much more I learn and retain when I commit my eyeballs to the page.
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And that seems especially cruel -- for each of the four says that without the work ethic and passion instilled in them by their parents, they would never have made it to Harvard or accomplish their dreams of helping others.
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Whether you're still dressing up with parents and siblings, or you're spearheading a family of your own and have an opportunity to indoctrinate a new generation with whatever spooky traditions your parents instilled in you, we're here to help.
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That loss meant England got a workmanlike Scandinavian opponent rather than Brazil in the quarter-finals and, while it was not a game that set neutrals' pulses racing, they again showed the calmness their manager has instilled in them.
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"The strong moral and legal responsibility which our father instilled in us obliges us to call for the establishment of an independent and impartial international commission to inquire into the circumstances of his death," they said in the statement.
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She had to grapple with the conservative views instilled in her during her childhood in the "reddest of the red states," just outside of Waco, TX, and her adolescence in the Florida panhandle, where she lived from elementary through high school.
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" Speaking at a women&aposs event in New York, the former secretary of state said President Trump&aposs claim that breaking apart adults and their children who enter the U.S. illegally is a law instilled by Democrats is "an outright lie.
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Hatred and distrust of civilization are things that were instilled in me from birth (which is of course why a rebellious child like me ended up living in a city once I was old enough to venture out on my own).
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Though still riding off the high of its trending status, rose gold has grown beyond being a clever marketing tool and has instilled itself as a choice staple when shopping for jewelry, especially when it comes to day-to-day rings.
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Fears of backlash While social media has encouraged many companies to become more transparent and engage with customers, it's also instilled fear in other companies who are a little "gun shy" over the backlash that businesses receive when they make mistakes.
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I think if I would have just heard 'Yes' my whole life, then I wouldn't be as strong-willed and as courageous as I am today, so that's what I instilled in these girls who really felt like my little sisters.
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The rest of the doc gives plenty of screen time to members—many of them young women—letting them show off their rifles and talk at length about the garbled hippie beliefs instilled by Manson and their moral relativism about murder.
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The retired supermodel, who shares two children — Benjamin and Vivian — with Tom Brady and is stepmom to the NFL quarterback's son, Jack, loves living an active lifestyle, a trait that she and her husband have instilled into their family of five.
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Her tendency to proudly claim her "otherness" is an attribute greatly appreciated by her fans, and it's a trait she says she gets from her mom, who — despite her life's challenges — instilled in Kehlani a love and respect for everyone.
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Trade tensions may have instilled heightened uncertainty into all markets, not just metals, but Wolf argues that the "positive aspect" of Trump's latest rhetorical flourish is "we no longer have any Chinese exports to worry about there being tariffs on".
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"I have three girls and growing up on a farm in Illinois, I was instilled with great values and the quality of having your own garden and growing your own fruits and vegetables from a young age," Garth tells PEOPLE.
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Fearful that Eliza's future may be snuffed out because of him, Romeo decides that the lessons he's instilled in his daughter—be honest, work hard—need to be set aside so that she won't be cheated out of her destiny.
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At the heart of "Fresh Off the Boat" lay a secret awareness that the ultraviolent tendencies (and keen business sense) instilled in the narrator by his parents had, in fact, prepared him perfectly to integrate into the savagery of American life.
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What if had he instilled a professional culture within the Suffolk County Police in where his detectives could have a "come to Jesus" discussion with him when he felt it was ok to come to them with an illegal request?
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The dark, fetid-looking assemblages of the reclusive Hannelore Baron (1926-1987) were made in the security of her Riverdale, Bronx, home but are saturated with a sense of panicked fatalism instilled by the Holocaust, which she had narrowly escaped.
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When Jenn Harding first understood she was catching more-than-platonic feelings for a girl, years had passed since it was instilled in her — for the first of many times in her small Michigan hometown — that homosexuality is a sin.
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But on the other hand, you know, Google just hasn't instilled the public with a lot of confidence that they're going to approach this with all the protections and the controls and just fundamentally do it in the right way.
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Taking some friend time in a car with Celeste, comparing notes from therapy, Madeline confesses that she once caught her dad cheating on her mother and that it instilled in her a deep-rooted fear that marriage isn't to be trusted.
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Though his father never attended college, he instilled a love of books in James, who attended public schools in the Philadelphia area and was valedictorian of his class at Lower Merion High School in 21998 and then at Princeton in 22004.
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But it also instilled in him a sense of obligation to stand up for what he believed was right, and that included speaking out against the rise of far-right politics in the United States and corporate dominance of American life.
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Whenever it was one of my teammates, like Scott Rolen or Alex Rodriguez, being intentionally walked, I stuck out my chest too, knowing I was wearing the same uniform as a guy who instilled that kind of fear in an opponent.
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"John had the grit of Nystrom, the strength of Trots, the skill of Gillies and the unselfishness instilled by Arbour," said the hockey historian and author Stan Fischler, who served as a color commentator and studio host on Islanders telecasts.
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During the Second World War, Donald had served in the Office of Strategic Services, the precursor to the C.I.A. As headmaster, he believed that discipline instilled morality, helping to fend off the "social pathology" that his son warned about decades later.
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The more than 30 permanent checkpoints across Arizona, California, Texas and New Mexico have instilled a quiet, widespread fear among many Hispanic citizens and legal residents in border cities that they will be mistaken for someone who is without papers.
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A group of anthropologists from the Russian Presidential Academy who have studied attitudes among young people say they lack the fear of authority instilled during the Soviet era, and are more attached than their elders to universal values such as honesty and dignity.
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Unfortunately, many of us can probably remember having outdated gender roles instilled into us at an early age, whether from our families or through cultural norms in general — men are breadwinners, women are responsible for the hearth and home, and so on.
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But the bigger slight for the Google employees — conveyed in the memes and confirmed by multiple sources — is what they see as an acerbic corporate culture that Fadell, a former Apple executive, has instilled at Nest — one viewed as antithetical to Google's.
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Although she hasn't always had such a positive relationship with her body, Khrystyana said that she learned to overcome the negative opinions that the modeling industry had instilled in her, and instead to love every part of her body, especially her stomach.
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"My dad being a famous teacher and a well-known professional, knowing all the professionals, it did put a little extra pressure on me," Love III told CNBC Make It. But, it also instilled in him an important lesson that shaped his career.
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Because of its vulnerability, the last thing South Korea wants is a conflict, and the same is true of Japan, where memories of the atom bomb strikes on Hiroshima and Nagasaki have instilled a deep public antipathy toward any use of nuclear weapons.
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Captain Balazs Dzsudzsak, the team's most talented player, would not have looked out of place in the teams of the legendary Ferenc Puskas, whose "light cavalry" instilled primal fear in the hearts of traditional soccer heavyweights in the 1950s and early 1960s.
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Kate Spade — The apparel maker was added to the "Focus List" at Citi, which said the most recent results at Kate Spade have re-instilled investor confidence and that the stock is now more likely to provide growth at a reasonable price.
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Additionally, I have proudly co-sponsored six other pro-life legislative items including: While I will never demonize those who disagree with me, the Hoosier values instilled in me from a young age have always inspired me to protect life and the unborn.
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I had the values instilled in me by my parents and growing up in Washington D.C. I had a responsibility to my country, to my fellow citizens, to my students, to my children, to live the values that I try to teach them.
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Because of the lessons instilled in me by my mother and my father, I believe that we live in the greatest nation on Earth, and I intend to use my fear as motivation, not just for myself but hopefully for others as well.
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Yet potential redemption resides in his son Viktor (German boxer Florian "Big Nasty" Munteanu), a hulking bruiser who makes his scientifically honed dad look like a wimp, raised in the kind of barren Ukrainian surroundings that have instilled the eye of the tiger.
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"We believe that the proxy fight and subsequent management shake-up has instilled more questions than answers, with investors now left with a feeling of 'what now?' regarding the Company's future," Will Slabaugh, a Stephens' analyst, wrote in a research note Wednesday.
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Both parents worked in the fields and instilled in their kids the idea "that education was the way to go and what was going to give us the platform to make other life-changing decisions and opportunities for our own families," Orta said.
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Speaking at a SummitLA panel on November 4, with his brother, Mark Bezos, the CEO says that being resourceful is a skill he learned as kid and one that he and his wife have instilled in their children, ages 12 to 17.
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So for both of those guys to figure out different positions, different roles, and maximize that opportunity of being in those roles ... I'm just happy to see those guys continue to build on the things we've instilled early on in the season.
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The digital soul that has been instilled in the physical toy allows for the industry to establish a stronger narrative with the kids who play its games and in turn only strengthens the way toymakers can market, engage and sell their products.
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My parents put me in a school that I was outside of my jurisdiction so I could get a better education, and they very much instilled the idea of being aware in me, so I've been aware for a very long time.
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"I had enough work ethic instilled in me by my parents," he explains to Noisey over the phone a few days after the South By Southwest (SXSW) premiere of Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum (produced by VICE Studios), where he plays himself.
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As a result, the already slightly over-the-top work ethic instilled in me by a working single mother turned from a point of pride into a constant subconscious attempt at proving that I was — despite my gender — worthy of the job.
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Her observations led her to document that blindness was twice as prevalent among black people as among white people — findings that instilled in her a lifelong commitment to bringing quality eye care to those who might not otherwise have access to it.
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The shocking turn of events helped allay the fears instilled in the Packers faithful by the performance of Mack, the 2016 defensive player of the year, who was picked up by Chicago in a trade with the Oakland Raiders on Sept. 243.
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These recommendations are informed by recent experiences in industry and public service, but they are inspired by the conviction instilled when I was a much younger man that a wise federal strategy can spur innovation, drive private enterprise and renew American leadership.
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"The duration of her relationship with Mr. De Niro and the trust he had instilled in her resulted in her having autonomy as to the means and manner her services were performed," according to the lawsuit filed by Mr. De Niro's company.
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" Sharapova, who moved to the U.S. with her dad at age seven to train at Nick Bollettieri's Tennis Academy in Florida, says that spending an hour each night memorizing Pushkin instilled a sense of discipline in her: "Discipline doesn't always come so easy.
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Soleimani, often photographed with a tight grin and in dark military fatigues, is a symbolic loss to the militias he helped build, but his legacy will be having set up an organizational structure that instilled loyalty to the Tehran regime but operates independently.
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" My husband, a sociology professor and the author of two books on the failure of housing and school desegregation in the United States, said: "If my parents had instilled any Italian culture in me, I might want to share that with my son.
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In the 85033th and 20th centuries, the confidence and protection instilled by U.S. patent and trademark laws was a boon for American manufacturing, allowing for the broad introduction of new methods and processes and created a local preference for deployment of innovation.
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AYODHYA, India (Reuters) - A thumping election win for India's Hindu nationalist party on Thursday has instilled a sense of resignation among Muslims, some of whom are now willing to concede the demand for a Hindu temple at the site of a razed mosque.
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Toxic fan culture does get me down sometimes, because so many of Marvel's creators, including Stan Lee himself, championed equality, respect, empathy and instilled so many of those traits into characters like Captain America, the Avengers, the X-Men, and even JJJ!
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Although he was only 21922-years-old, his immersion within Hong Kong's robust rooftop fighting culture of the 219s had instilled him with a conception of fighting that was predicated as much upon live encounters on the streets than practice in the studio.
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In a letter addressed to the President, Schneiderman wrote that the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System, or NSEERS, created after the September 11, 2001, terror attacks, did not reduce terrorist activity and instead "undermined trust" in law enforcement and instilled fear in some communities.
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In addition to Harry talking about his father walking Meghan Markle down the aisle at their wedding and William sharing that he's a "brilliant" grandfather, they shared how Charles instilled a respect for nature and the environment by taking them on "litter picking" trips.
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"Johannah was first and foremost a truly amazing mother to seven children – Louis, Lottie, Félicité, and two sets of twins, Phoebe and Daisy and Ernest and Doris — whose individual talents and success are testament to the principles and beliefs she instilled in them," he said.
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In addition to Harry talking about his father walking Meghan Markle down the aisle at their wedding and William sharing that he's a "brilliant" grandfather, they shared how Charles instilled a respect for nature and the environment by taking them on "litter picking" trips.
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Princess Kate, 37, who hosted children at the site at Hampton Court Palace's Garden Festival on Monday, asked that a path of stepping stones be instilled in her play-and-learn space after her eldest son Prince George expressed interest in it, according to Hello!
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She instilled her beliefs in her children, including daughter Michele Wallace, Professor Emeritus of English at the City College and Graduate Center of the CUNY, who, in 270, suggested that 2529 percent of Black women and student artists should be included in museum exhibitions.
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But what's on the line in these epic, expensive, cast-of-thousands set pieces is no less human: whether the kind of goodness that Ned Stark embodied and instilled in his children can have any place in a world shaped by injustice, cruelty, and opportunism.
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So it's called Ultimate Storytime and it's instilled with its own comedy so that if you knew me from Vine, you'd love it, but it stands on its own so even people coming in with no knowledge of who I am would like it.
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But while the loss, which gave Los Angeles a half-game lead in the division, certainly stung, that was nothing compared to the fear instilled in the team when Trevor Story, the Rockies' star shortstop was forced to leave the game with an injury.
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"Even if some children have only heard of atrocities, fear has been instilled in them and it's very hard for them to separate what they've seen from what they've heard," said Benjamin Steinlechner, a spokesman for the United Nations Children's Fund in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh.
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Ms. Toll said the program cultivated students' ability to work autonomously, and also instilled the kind of historical and scientific background knowledge that is critical to reading comprehension, and a significant cause of the achievement gap between students from high- and low-income backgrounds.
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" Ms. Reichlen also spoke of "the high moral standards that were instilled in us when we decided to become professional dancers" and affirmed that "each of us standing here tonight is inspired by the values essential to our art form: dignity, integrity, and honor.
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But if I could go back in time, these are the lessons I would have instilled when they were young: Kids need to learn that if they really want something, they should wait until they've saved enough money to buy it on their own.
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The console wars of the early to mid-'3603s had instilled a fierce sense of brand loyalty in gamers — and with it, the fetishization of bits, bytes, MIPS, pings, color palettes, polygons, frames per second, and any number of other quantitative measures of gaming supremacy.
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Zietz, now 18 years old, is a senior in high school and despite the success of the business, is planning to go to college after he graduates, saying that the importance of education is something that was instilled in him from an early age.
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In some corners of the Republican Party, Mr. Trump's victory has instilled in lawmakers and operatives a renewed sense of swagger, defying predictions that the party was doomed to perpetual presidential disappointment as white voters became a smaller share of the electorate over time.
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"We haven't really instilled the ethic in our public policy to say we need to recycle these things, we need to think about where the waste stream is going, we need to legislate careful reconstruction, which to me is really critical," Ms. Rogers Merlino said.
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Though Hun Sen and his party have done their autocratic best to regulate economic and political liberties into near-extinction, it has become clear that the desire for freedom and prosperity has been ineradicably instilled in Cambodia's Web-savvy, interconnected and outward-looking post-conflict generation.
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"We know that C. mastitidis must be a 'permanent resident' as opposed to a 'guest' because it has to be instilled onto the eye, or acquired from the mother in infancy," said Anthony St. Leger, lead study author and postdoctoral research with the National Institutes of Health.
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"God has instilled the power of civil government to send the police in 2019 out to the LGBT freaks and arrest them and have a trial for them, and if they are convicted, then they are to be put to death," he said in the clip.
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The former first lady, 55, recalled at the Obama Foundation Summit how her parents — whom she called "magical" for how they instilled her and older brother Craig Robinson with confidence in their own intelligence — moved to a white neighborhood for better schools when she was little.
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It started off rather interesting because it felt so close to home for me due to the fact that my grandparents emigrated from China and instilled this "work hard, go to college, and have a family" ethic in my parents, which they then bestowed on to me.
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She may be an Imperial, but she's also a hero in the classic Star Wars tradition: she fights for the ideals that have been instilled in her from birth, and carries with her the kind of devil-may-care swagger that made Han Solo a household name.
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The rhetoric fueling his win has been used against my own brother, who has been bullied because he's mixed-race, and it has instilled fear in my little sister, who had to come to terms with the fact that an accused rapist is her new president.
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As the eyes, as the camera operator, she instilled the notion in me that how I'm relating to what's in front of me matters, that the people on the other side of the camera can feel if the person behind the camera is connected or disconnected.
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Marshall's experience in the Continental Army, including the winter of 1778 at Valley Forge, instilled in him an intense sense of national identity—one that would endure even when identifying with the nation as opposed to his own state became a matter of bitter partisan controversy.
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I feel so much gratitude in my heart for my husband who always steps up when I can't, my children's nanny, my children's teachers, my chef, my hairdresser, my older daughters, my friends and all and everyone that have instilled, taught, been there and encourage my children.
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By impulsively suspending military exercises, Trump in one fell swoop undermined US and South Korean military readiness, instilled fear among America's allies that US security guarantees might not be enforced, and strengthened China, which had for decades sought a suspension of US military exercises in its neighborhood.
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Mr. Putin may even believe this, following the cynical Soviet view of international politics instilled in him in his K.G.B. years as a vicious game of thrones in which the West's concern for human rights or rules are just cynical weapons to be deployed when needed.
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But when you think that your president killed Vincent Foster, when you think that God instilled in you a duty to own guns and that the government is slowly eroding that right so that it can impose martial law, you start to lead a pretty suspicious life.
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"My teammates and coaches instilled a lot of confidence in me and when Tony went down; everybody had to step up, and tonight, my teammates just found me in the right spots and I was able to make my shots," Stevens told reporters after the game.
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The success of Solar Impulse has instilled confidence in solar technology for flight, so much so that Piccard predicts that "before 10 years' time, we will have short-haul electric airplanes for 50 people," adding that it could be the beginning of a paradigm shift in the transportation industry.
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The song's opening lyrics, which include the lines, "Taking off his turban, they said is this man a Jew?" and "They put up a poster saying we earn more than you" make specific reference to the marginalization of certain groups and inequities in society instilled by the establishment.
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"The essential protections instilled by the RPA will ensure all Rhode Islanders -- and especially people of color, people with low incomes, members of the LBGTQ+ community, and anyone who struggles with barriers to health care -- can access the reproductive health care services they need," she said in a statement.
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It stars previous Oscar nominee Lucas Hedges (Manchester by the Sea) as Jared, an Arkansas college student struggling to reconcile his attraction to men with the devout Christianity instilled in him by his parents Nancy (Oscar winner Nicole Kidman) and Marshall (Oscar winner Russell Crowe), a Baptist minister.
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The idea is that by getting those aged 16-18 to vote while they are still in a family or structured environment, they gain a sense of voting responsibility early in life and are instilled with a sense of civic duty that may endure over the long run.
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" Tan says the time he spent working in the family business - he quit in 2012 to start GrabTaxi - taught him how to work with governments, as well as with people of different nationalities and cultures, and instilled in him the "need of getting my hands dirty as a driver.
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Viola instilled his military background and values into the team's fabric immediately upon purchasing the club in 2013, stacking his front office with staffers holding strong military backgrounds, including president and CEO Matt Caldwell—who graduated from West Point in 2002—and his classmate and assistant GM Eric Joyce.
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By emphasizing that people who challenged the government changed the United States — "When I first started school, we were still struggling to desegregate schools across the American South," he said — Mr. Obama's comments, and sincerity, instilled in many Cubans a new hope and offered a knowing vote of confidence.
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Then the events of the past several days — the president's precipitous decision to pull American troops out of Syria, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis's abrupt resignation, the swoon in the stock market, the pointless shutdown of parts of the government — instilled a new sense of alarm among many Republicans.
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But one of the revolution's lasting achievements is to have instilled a strong national pride in Cuba's African heritage, giving black Cubans a voice that continues to push for greater equality and the right to black self-expression — even the Black Lives Matter movement has supporters on the island.
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While Mr. Bohrer cast his client as a calendar-keeper and a chair-rearranger, those in state government who dealt with Mr. Percoco had long regarded him as one of the most powerful figures in Mr. Cuomo's administration, a man who instilled fear in anyone who dared challenge him.
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