Congressional leaders, unfortunately, show no sign of mustering the courage of the Europeans.
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Watkins, for her part, says a crucial quality in becoming an astronaut is mustering the courage to actually apply.
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A Pisces will picture their dream wedding instead of updating their OKCupid profile or mustering the courage to talk to other single people.
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He spends his first 18 unwisely, pretending everything is fine, making small talk, not quite mustering the courage to say what's on his mind.
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If you belong to more than one of those groups, you might be commended for even mustering the courage to hang out online this year at all.
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It was a lesson in accepting the things we can't change, mustering the courage to change the things we can, and having the wisdom to know the difference.
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More scholars are speaking out forcefully and defending academic freedom, and more universities and think tanks are mustering the courage to turn away Beijing's easy money, recognizing that every dollar comes with a corresponding demand.
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"If preserving (the) JCPOA (the deal) is the goal, then there is no escape from mustering the courage to comply with commitment to normalize Iran's economic relations instead of making extraneous demands," Zarif wrote on Twitter.
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In 2013, Mr. Villig started Bolt, initially named Taxify, after dropping out of college and mustering the courage to ask his parents to let him use the few thousand euros that had been saved for his tuition.
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When I'm out of food to cook I usually just buy takeaways, till finally mustering the courage to walk 10 minutes down the street to the shop, where I buy a week's worth of shopping and recluse back home, until I'm finally forced to repeat the process.
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"Let's Love" was described as a modern rock song with a warm atmosphere. The lyrics convey a message about mustering the courage to express love, even if you feel clumsy or inadequate.
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Self-Portrait features six tracks of different pop and rock genres. The lead single "Let's Love" is described as a modern rock song with a warm atmosphere. The lyrics convey a message about mustering the courage to express love, even if you feel clumsy or inadequate. "O2" is a dreamlike acoustic pop song.
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Meanwhile, Nina returns home from the game and is visited by Paul in her bedroom while she irons her cheerleading uniform. Mustering the courage to proceed with the murder, Nina tells him to close his eyes, and that she has a secret to show him; she proceeds to approach him with the hot iron to burn his face, but is interrupted when Dot returns home. Nina puts the iron down, and instead lies to her father that she is pregnant and needs a thousand dollars for an abortion. He agrees to give Nina the money the next day.
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She revealed that its lyrical content was inspired by a scene in the holiday feature film Love Actually (2003), in which one of its characters, Mark (played by Andrew Lincoln) confesses his unrequited love towards Juliet (played by Keira Knightley). The Guardians Caroline Sullivan described it as Clarkson mustering the courage to "risk it all" with someone who may well reject her. The title is derived from being swaddled in the color red, which, apart from being a prominent color associated with Christmas, also expresses an multitude of emotions, such as love, pain, and beauty. During the song's recording, Kurstin used Phil Spector's Wall of Sound treatments apart from adding sleigh bells to resonate a holiday Memphis soul sound, Several music critics compared its sound to the music popularized by girl groups throughout the 1960s, and singled the track out as the one that resonates the treatment most throughout the album.
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