These are the things that make travel a life-altering experience.
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But experiencing West Africa for the first time was a life-altering experience.
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Sia was grateful that Katy Perry took her to enjoy the life-altering experience.
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It was a senseless tragedy, and for those who survived, a life-altering experience.
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But for those who've been under the shadow of the moon, it's a life-altering experience.
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During his Senate confirmation hearing last year, Rosenstein described his internship in Mueller's Boston office as a life-altering experience.
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" After experiencing such a life-altering experience, the Dawson's Creek alum wrote that "some couples become closer than ever before.
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Having a parent die at a young age is a life-altering experience that can make them feel different from their peers.
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Art, culture, the economy, and even politics — all needed to be transformed by those who had undergone the life-altering experience of conversion.
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Lacey says his intentions were good: He simply wanted Charles to have the same sort of life-altering experience that he had at Gordonstoun.
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Simply competing — and launching your startup on a world stage in front of the industry's most influential VCs and media — is a life-altering experience.
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An audience of thousands will watch as the best early-stage startups compete for $100,000 in non-equity cash and a potentially life-altering experience.
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From our seemingly safe vantage point, we're granted the privilege of witnessing a life-altering experience while knowing that we have the luxury of time.
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Chelette told the news outlet he had also been attracted to men in the past but later changed after having a life-altering experience with Jesus.
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"It's just been a completely life altering experience from start to finish — and within a week," said Souder, speaking to CNN Business from The Drunken Crab restaurant in North Hollywood, California.
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This fact, combined with Dolores' father's major life-altering experience of discovering a picture of Times Square left behind by a guest, leaves the Westworld team scrambling for answers: Should they recall the hosts?
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In this week's Modern Love essay, writer Zoe Fishman, who met and married her subway crush after years of admiring him from afar, shares the life-altering experience of losing him suddenly and unexpectedly.
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Mr. Stucky was feeling much the same way, as he too had had a life-altering experience, he said, a nightmare in which he was on his knees and looking up at a stranger who was telling him he had only 24 hours to live.
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For women like me — and their families — who suffered emotional trauma from severe preeclampsia, there's an important message that this month gives us permission to focus on: We're not alone, our suffering is very real, and we deserve the therapies and interventions required for any residual mental health effects of this life-altering experience.
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A 2018 study by the National Rural Health Association—a nonprofit organization taking a lead on rural health issues in the US—looked into the challenges of providing rural emergency services across America, and put it bluntly: "While rural America may conjure idyllic images of family farms, the truth is far more staggering," it said, going further to illustrate the problem: Which raises the question: Who takes care of volunteers like Sam if they have a life-altering experience on the job they can't manage themselves?
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Impressment caused socioeconomic problems in Nova Scotia. For sailors, it was often a violent and life-altering experience. They potentially faced years in the service, forced separation from their families and friends, and death through disease and combat. Civil and personal liberties were suspended for the good of the British war effort.
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Publishers weekly described the dialogue as "snappy" and complimented the "colorful episodes" throughout the novel. They also praised the "unexpected pearls of wisdom". Booklist, however, stated that "it's unfortunate this novel doesn't have something more original to say about the perpetually vexing problem of teen body image", and complained that it was "predictable". The Kirkus Review noted that the book was a "life-altering experience" and TheCelebrityCafe.
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A pharmacist, police officer, and a toilet cleaner are riding a bus on a fateful night. The trio share a bizarre and tragic, life-altering experience when the bus becomes hijacked by a terrorist. The terrorist forces the three into a violent game of Rock, Paper, Scissors and Russian roulette, which toilet cleaner Testsu loses. The terrorist then shoots Tetsu, causing the bus to make a sudden stop.
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In May 2015, after leaving Orphan Black, Bruce said: "I count my lucky stars every day to have been blessed with this experience. Paul was definitely a fun character to play, I really had fun researching him and researching military guys and how they operate and how they think. It was just a really, really life-altering experience that I'll never forget." In October 2015, Bruce appeared in Heroes Reborn as Captain James Dearing in recurring role.
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An ordinary family of a chemistry teacher at a suburban government college Nurul Huda, his wife Asma, daughter Sudha and Asma's brother Mintu goes through a life-altering experience during Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971. It happens when Mintu leaves to join the Freedom Fighters one morning. Asma secretly continues to correspond with her brother not sharing this. One rainy day, Nurul goes to a school function wearing Mintu's raincoat to protect him from the ceaseless rains.
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Doughnut connoisseurs have also praised the Toasted Coconut Donut at Dunkin' Donuts. A coconut doughnut that is a "girly shade of pink" is a featured product of "cult" doughnut shop Top Pot Doughnuts in Seattle, Washington. It was one of the varieties included in a 2005 distribution agreement with Starbucks stores in Western Washington. Conan O'Brien praised a coconut doughnut with a coconut cream filling as a "life-altering experience" during a three-day visit to Toronto in 2004, saying "it blew my mind".
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While still in college, Nazreen received a grant to go to India and study how women were using art as therapy. In Dharamsala of Northern India, she started working with Tibetan women who had gone through torture in their lives at Chinese prisons. She describes it as a "life-altering experience" for her where "forgiving your enemies and really embodying that principle in your day-to-day life" was something that was very new to her. She decided to quit her work in the States and moved to the Himalayas to work with refugees instead.
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This life-altering experience motivated Palavicino-Maggio to focus her career on neuroscience, specifically neurochemistry in the context of behavior. Further, Palavicino-Maggio experienced violent crimes in the various neighbourhoods she lived as a child, and this experience further motivated her to study the neurobiology of aggression as well as focus her work towards one day contributing to criminal psychology, law to effect change at the societal level. In 2002, Palavicino- Maggio received a BSc in Biopsychology and Political Sociology from Rider University in Lawrenceville, New Jersey. From 2002 to 2008, she worked as a research assistant at Rockefeller University and Columbia University.
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After his conversion in 1821, Presbyterian minister and revivalist Charles Grandison Finney experienced what he called "baptism in the Holy Spirit" accompanied by "unutterable gushings" of praise. Finney and other Reformed writers, known as Oberlin perfectionists, agreed that there was a life altering experience after conversion, but unlike their Wesleyan holiness counterparts, they conceived of it as an ongoing process enabling believers to devote themselves wholly to Christ's service. Similarly, the English Higher Life movement taught that the second blessing was an "enduement of power". According to this view, Spirit baptism gave Christians the ability to be witnesses for the gospel and to perform Christian service.
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Previously, Nazarian had served as chief of staff to then- Assistant Majority Leader Paul Krekorian in the California State Assembly, representing the communities of North Hollywood, Van Nuys, Valley Glen and Toluca Lake among others, since 2006. A life-altering experience occurred for Nazarian when he applied to become an interviewer of battered and abused women at the San Fernando Valley Superior Court Domestic Violence Clinic unit as a summer internship job. There he saw first-hand the results of what happens in the privacy of homes, taking down reports in order to submit restraining orders on behalf of the victims. Upon graduating UCLA, Nazarian participated in the prestigious Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs.
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On her official Skins page, she discusses the difference between her and her sister. Considered by many to be shallow, self-centred, and somewhat ruthless—especially towards Naomi Campbell, JJ Jones, Effy Stonem, and her sister Emily—Katie is isolated from the gang for much of her first year at Roundview College, for which she is mainly on a quest for popularity during series three. Though she eventually forms a relationship with Freddie McClair, the couple is short lived after she suspects his feelings for Effy, where an argument that leads to an accident between her and Effy nearly threatens her life. This event would prove to be a life altering experience for Katie, whose sensitive, highly insecure nature, and fear of being alone is revealed.
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