I became much more fearless as I moved through motherhood.
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We need more fearless women like her leading our country.
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I think maybe last year I was a little bit more fearless.
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And the longer the show runs, the more fearless it seems to get.
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They shape us, make us more fearless, give us confidence, validate our dreams.
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Let's hear from our constructors: Hey, shouldn't we grow more fearless as we age?
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The kinetic absorption makes him a more fearless and aggressive fighter because he feels invulnerable.
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But I guess I wish I was able to be more fearless and step out of the box.
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Last summer I wrote the whole summer and became more fearless saying what it was that I actually wanted to say.
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Throughout all of this, June repeatedly escaped, and became all the more fearless in the face of Fred, her commander and abuser.
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Early on in the film, Amanda Waller tells her government colleagues that Harley is crazier and more fearless than the Joker himself.
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"You could hide behind the lob, but the shorter bob is more fearless and makes a much more impactful statement," he says.
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And considering it's only night 1 for the star, there's bound to be plenty more fearless fashion (read: barely there clothing) to come.
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She proved more fearless and often more cunning than some of the men she recruited, and frequently more so than the Vichy authorities.
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Smithers is O.K. with that; he's always resented Brutus, this black man who is more fearless, more intelligent, and more crooked than he is.
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Even in writing, I do not think people should be fearful — we should be more fearless — and not behave like everybody is expecting you to behave.
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"Growing up in this industry people always assume that I really like attention, but when you're younger you're much more fearless," the 24-year-old said.
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Work it like a muscle, and eventually, you'll find you have small successes which can lead to bigger successes, which can eventually make you a little more fearless.
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Progressive American Jews who consider themselves both Zionists and human rights supporters have a responsibility to be more fearless advocates for the self-determination and human rights of Palestinians.
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On Sunday night at the Australian Open, Federer, the two-time defending champion, was the one looking across the net at a younger, fresher, more fearless version of himself.
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But, also as I wrote this, an 11-year-old girl was chewing half an arachnid, because she was Friday's lottery winner and she's far more fearless than I am.
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After dazzling in 3-D ballgowns and extravagant veils at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, the looks got even more fearless (and more risqué) for the after party.
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In a way, Emmerich is more fearless than any of his characters, boldly embracing clichés from which other directors would shrink and flee, and unabashed by his old-school craving to astound.
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" The tome "will be a candid, inspiring, and behind-the-scenes look at how she chose to learn from each difficult moment, evolve musically, become a more fearless businesswoman, and consistently shatter all expectations of who she was 'supposed' to be.
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TR: That "crazier and more fearless than the Joker himself" narration kills me, because the next line is Harley wailing "I can't swim!" because Joker's about to drive their car off a pier and into the water to escape Batman.
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Whether your goal in 2019 is to lean in more, to be more fearless, to apologize less, or be more candid and authentic at work, one of the best ways to grow is to glean pearls of wisdom from the experiences of others.
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The Squad's members aren't afraid to kill, or to showcase their sociopathic tendencies … like, say, idly watching while a teammate they may not particularly like takes a bullet in the back: Suicide Squad allowed for a different, more fearless kind of storytelling and a way to rethink the traditional superhero team where it's all for one and one for all.
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According to many scientific and medical studies, as well as reports from ex-gymnasts, younger gymnasts may have psychological or physical advantages in elite gymnastics competition. Psychologically, younger gymnasts may be more fearless, and have less visceral appreciation for the potential for injury. They are therefore more likely to perform more dangerous, and more highly scored, routines with confidence and steadiness. “Psychologically, I think they worry less,” former Olympic medallist Nellie Kim told The New York Times.
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The new show is not quite different with their last show The Buzz where the two were together. While it is their comeback tandem, however, they are not more focused on intrigues and gossips like the latter, instead, laugh and talk providing viewers with substantial and meaningful information so that they will be empowered. > Boy: We won’t veer away from the format too much. Except now we’re more > fearless. I don’t think we [still] have to ... prove our capabilities as > hosts.
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In early 2008, Yang Yun, an artistic gymnast who had won two bronze medals at the 2000 Summer Olympics, was stripped of one of them, the team medal, when details of under-age teammate Dong Fangxiao were exposed, after Dong admitted on state-run television that she was 14 when she had competed."Issues raised about Chinese athletes' ages" Diane Pucin, Los Angeles Times, 28 July 2008. Consequently, there was frequent speculation that members of the Chinese women's gymnastics team were 14 years of age or under, violating the minimum age requirements of International Federation of Gymnastics (FIG), the governing body of the sport, that requires gymnasts to be 16. Younger gymnasts are lighter and more supple than adult gymnasts, and have also been said to be more fearless when performing difficult manoeuvres.
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