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"I like doing things that are scary," she added, and credited boxing for helping her make brave career choices.
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Stars like Damon embody the default liberalism of Hollywood: prominent names with money who give to the right charities and who make brave speeches denouncing the state of political discourse today.
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Pope Francis himself, speaking at a gathering of Italian Catholic physicians in 2014, encouraged doctors to make "brave choices that go against the current," referring pointedly to conscientious objection and abortion.
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The film was announced in March 1950 with Robert E. Kent originally reported as writing the script. It was the first in a new three-picture contract between Hall and producer Sam Katzman. They would go on to make Brave Warrior (1952) and Last Train from Bombay (1952).
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Bamfaad () is a 2020 Indian Hindi language romantic action film directed by Ranjan Chandel starring Aditya Rawal and Shalini Pandey in their first lead film. The film was released on 10 April 2020. It is a passionate love story set in Allahabad between Nasir Jamal and Neelam who meet accidentally and fall in love. They make brave choices and go through a path of love and loss to be with each other.
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The books highlight the inevitability of temptation and moral decision-making, regardless of external situation. This indicates that regardless of one's outside influences, one always has the final choice in whether one will be good or bad. Characters that make brave decisions to fight back and take charge are almost always "good", and characters that just go along end up as "bad". However, some characters suggest that people are neither good nor bad, but a mix of both.
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During his life Rosso has published four books, titled 'Forty' (Diesel, 1996), 'Fifty' (Gestalten Verlag, 2005), 'Be Stupid: For Successful Living' (Rizzoli, 2011) and 'Radical Renaissance 55+5' (Assouline, 2016). Published in English, Italian, German, Japanese and Korean, 'Be Stupid: For Successful Living' is a manual of practical and theoretical business advice that draws on his experience as a creative entrepreneur, where he explains how the courage to make brave decisions and the ability to see things for how they could be has helped him build a successful company. It follows the concept of Diesel's award-winning 'Be Stupid' campaign from 2009, which is based on a philosophy Rosso has practiced much throughout his life and career. Published for Rosso's 40th and 50th birthdays respectively, 'Forty' and 'Fifty' look at the key moments in Diesel's history, from its "jeans & workwear" beginnings followed by years of groundbreaking advertising, to its current premium positioning.
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