I am momentarily reassured about the remaining nine bowls that lie ahead of us.
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It makes it very hard to look at what may lie ahead of us.
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Although bitcoin will probably never be an investment for the faint of heart, its best days still may lie ahead of it.
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However, until The Bachelorette franchise deals with the increasing problem of contestants' social media, the biggest answers no longer lie ahead of us.
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He exemplified what it means to be a true public servant each and every day, no matter the challenges that lie ahead of him.
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"She believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," her spokesman told reporters.
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"I passionately believe that our best days lie ahead of us and that our future is full of promise," she said, when she addressed delegates around midday U.K. time (7 a.m. ET).
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He said that being a true leader is having a fully rational understanding of all the obstacles that lie ahead of you, and a completely irrational belief in your ability to overcome them.
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"We cannot rest on our laurels because great challenges lie ahead of us in the coming quarters especially regarding the transition to the new WLTP test procedure," Chief Executive Herbert Diess said in a statement.
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"The PM has set out on a number of occasions why she believes that expanding Heathrow is the right decision for Britain and that she believes it sends out an important message about global Britain and making the most of the opportunities which lie ahead of us," the spokesman told reporters.
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Only when our elected officials ask us to sacrifice, then and perhaps only then we will be able to understand the magnitude of the challenges that lie ahead of us, and be able to appreciate that making America great again will be difficult work, but work that is worth doing.
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Realizing the fate that could lie ahead of him if he chose to venture into America, he decided to try to escape to Canada instead.
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She has additional speaking lines afterwards, where she explains that every one of us has the same power as the G-Stone - to overcome any difficulties that lie ahead of us as long as we have courage.
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Ultimately, the position of the center of gravity relative to the neutral point determines the stability, control forces, and controllability of the vehicle. For a tailless aircraft V_t=0, the neutral point coincides with the aerodynamic center, and so for longitudinal static stability the center of gravity must lie ahead of the aerodynamic center.
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A tailless aeroplane has no separate horizontal stabilizer. Because of this the aerodynamic center of an ordinary wing would lie ahead of the aircraft's center of gravity, creating instability in pitch. Some other method must be used to move the aerodynamic center backward and make the aircraft stable. There are two main ways for the designer to achieve this, the first being developed by the pioneer aviator J. W. Dunne.
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HIGH SCHOOL NAISR's High School program for students in Grades 9-12 is dedicated to preparing students for important challenges that lie ahead of them. To this end, there are two distinct phases to the High School experience: the pre-IB years of grades 9 and 10 and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme in grades 11 and 12. The IB Diploma Programme is recognized worldwide as an outstanding preparation for university studies.
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" Forrest J Ackerman wrote two articles under his pseudonym LauraJean Ermayne (normally used for writing lesbian pulp fiction) and was declared an "honorary lesbian" for his contributions. The Daughters of Bilitis also sponsored presentations on how to accept oneself as homosexual in an overwhelming negative society. "Many creative fields lie ahead of you IF you will stop despising yourselves, stop being ashamed and start creating a place for yourselves on this earth. It is not inconceivable.
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It is usually quoted as a percentage of the Mean Aerodynamic Chord. The center of gravity must lie ahead of the neutral point for positive stability (positive static margin). If the center of gravity is behind the neutral point, the aircraft is longitudinally unstable (the static margin is negative), and active inputs to the control surfaces are required to maintain stable flight. Some combat aircraft that are controlled by fly-by-wire systems are designed to be longitudinally unstable so they will be highly maneuverable.
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On the day Italy declared war Dobbie issued a statement to the garrison: :The decision of His Majesty's government to fight until our enemies are defeated will be heard with the greatest satisfaction by all ranks of the Garrison of Malta. :It may be that hard times lie ahead of us, but I know that however hard they may be, the courage and determination of all ranks will not falter, and that with God's help we will maintain the security of this fortress. :I call on all officers and other ranks humbly to seek God's help, and then in reliance on Him to do their duty unflinchingly. Despite being a Protestant on a Catholic island, his faith became an asset.
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However, due to simplicity of the cone models and the lack of accurate knowledge of the optical parameters of the human cone cell used in the electromagnetic analysis, it is unclear whether other factors such as the photopigment concentrations may contribute to the Stiles–Crawford effect. Due to the complexity of a single cone photoreceptor and the layers of the retina which lie ahead of the cone photoreceptor on the light path, as well as the randomness associated with the distribution and orientation of cone photoreceptors, it is extremely difficult to fully model all of the factors which may affect the production of the visual stimulus in an eye. Unique cones and Müller cells with light fibre-like properties are present in the center of the fovea. It has been proposed that these unique Müller cells caused angle dependent light reflection and thereby an SCE-like drop in the intensity of light guided through the foveola.
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Thirty-five years later he reviewed the field in an article published in the Shakespeare Newsletter, "The Poacher Re-Visited," in which he wrote: > It is important that we recognize the iconoclasts, particularly those of us > who are teachers. But as Shakespeareans … we should not do it by visiting > upon them the disdain of the past but by letting them speak freely for > themselves … Our role should be not to suppress debate but to instruct > students how to consider the Oxfordians’ (and others’) arguments carefully > and thoughtfully. That exercise will make students not just more responsible > as far as Shakespeare is concerned, but also wiser, more critical, more > judicial, in dealing with the complex challenges they will face in the > difficult decades which lie ahead of them. > We demystify authorship controversies, assassination conspiracies, theories > of extra-terrestrial shindigs, even painful social demands, by letting their > proponents speak out, not by censoring them. At least that’s what I thought > when I wrote The Poacher from Stratford.
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