Being part of something that's growing fast is better than being part of something that isn't growing fast because opportunities are essentially everywhere and you're not competing for something.
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It's about being a part of something akin to community.
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"You're feeling like a part of something bigger," he said.
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It was part of something I had to live through.
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They want to be part of something bigger than themselves.
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Tom Hiddleston just wanted to be a part of something.
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The Golden Eagle, however, was part of something much bigger.
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So happy to be a part of something like this.
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This is their opportunity to be part of something amazing.
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I felt like I was part of something really huge.
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I think you exist as a part of something bigger.
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You felt as though you were a part of something.
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It makes me feel like really a part of something.
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They yearn to be part of something bigger than oneself.
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It's a blessing to be part of something this good.
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And it's a nice feeling of being part of something.
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But I've never been a part of something so ... humane?
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I felt like I was a part of something bigger.
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They are all part of something much larger than themselves.
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You felt like you were part of something really special.
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He is part of something noxious, a campaign of abuse.
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A new song that I've written a part of. Something.
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We're all part of something bigger that has a throughline.
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I really feel like I'm a part of something historic.
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You get the feeling that you're always part of something.
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People want to feel that they're part of something bigger.
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It's challenging and exciting to be part of something like this.
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Deborah Layton: I was searching to be a part of something.
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She has no desire to be a part of something controversial.
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Maya:I wanted to be part of something much bigger than myself.
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It's a joy to be a part of something like that.
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I was super excited to be part of something with them.
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For the first time, I actually feel a part of something.
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You're not alone, but part of something bigger, random or not.
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I felt accepted, loved and a part of something much bigger.
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"People want to be a part of something meaningful," Jeffrey says.
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It made me feel like I was part of something bigger.
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But after Maria, everybody felt we were all part of something.
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You feel connected to something when you're part of something visually.
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I'm so proud of being a part of something like this.
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I want to feel part of something, part of the club.
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We were a part of something that was of our making.
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Students here are aware that they are part of something special.
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"I came to be a part of something big," he explained.
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"This is the first time I've felt part of something," he said.
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People like to feel like they're part of something bigger than themselves.
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Even though we're all rivals – we're all part of something special together.
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Understanding that as Americans we are part of something bigger than ourselves.
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"But they're also part of something bigger than the gender," she added.
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We need to feel like we're part of something—that we belong.
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He both does and does not want to be part of something.
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This is an exciting opportunity to be a part of something bigger.
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It is rare and humbling to be part of something so special.
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"I like being part of something bigger" than just Britain, he said.
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" He added: "You want to be part of something that continuously evolves.
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Everybody felt they were a part of something special, and they were.
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I've never been part of something where I can play second fiddle.
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Understanding that, as Americans, we are part of something bigger than ourselves.
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Understanding that, as Americans, we are part of something bigger than ourselves.
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You bring your flag and you be a part of something bigger.
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Vote because it makes you feel like you're a part of something.
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"I wanted to be part of something bigger than myself," he said.
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You become potentially an unwitting part of something that's hateful and damaging.
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"It's just part of something we do all season long," he said.
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That's not redistributing wealth, that's being part of something bigger than yourself.
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But she is also looking to be part of something entirely new.
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I definitely wanted to be part of something that drew on that.
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They were there, they were a part of something bigger than themselves.
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Why not use that experience to be part of something forward-moving?
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"I've never been part of something like that," Georgia tackle Greg Pyke said.
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It's a time where we can be a part of something that's fulfilling.
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I never thought that I could be a part of something like that.
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Thank you for letting me be a part of something bigger than myself.
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It's going to be about, do I feel like I'm part of something?
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I just remember wanting to be a part of something bigger than me.
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"It was important for me to be a part of something," he said.
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It really felt like we were a part of something bigger that day.
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You have the chance to create and be a part of something great.
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Citizens slept with the comfort of knowing they were part of something larger.
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A lot of the time, it's about feeling like you're part of something.
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The tags show the police that I'm part of something bigger than myself.
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I can be a part of something so much bigger than just myself.
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It's a pleasure to be a part of something that lifts humanity up.
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I got a sense of being a part of something bigger than myself.
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For her, the feeling of being part of something unique never gets old.
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We want to be part of something bigger than we are, urban development.
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People felt deeply connected and honored to be a part of something so inclusive.
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An engineer by training, he liked the idea of being part of something visionary.
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I'm just grateful we get to be a part of something like like this.
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Man, I love to be a part of something, that I don't fully understand.
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"We are part of something so much bigger," on man says in the trailer.
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A lot of us will never be part of something like that ever again.
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We want to become legit and be a part of something bigger and better.
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They wanted to be part of something, and they got caught up in it.
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"We really want people to feel they're a part of something," Ms. Torres said.
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Every Thursday, I feel like I'm part of something that New York has lost.
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They all understood that at Sterling, they were part of something bigger than themselves.
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I need to be a part of something that is going to elevate me.
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I was happy to be part of something that was so fun and irreverent.
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It's just that I don't mind being a part of something that is polarizing.
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Fighting for a common cause brings people together, making them part of something greater.
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"It gives you a sense that you are part of something bigger," Feng said.
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Feeling like you're a part of something bigger is an important part of political engagement.
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But it's also about becoming part of something bigger than yourself, in a bodily form.
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Being part of something that's only happened once in baseball is a rare feat indeed.
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"Music allows (them) to be together, express emotions and feel part of something," said Barbieri.
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It was a convergence of kids who wanted to be a part of something new.
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My advice: live in joy that you are part of something that moves people so.
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Ahead, nine redditors share the moment they felt they were a part of something bigger.
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These opportunities give us a chance to be a part of something greater than ourselves.
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At the 2017 NFL Pro Bowl in Orlando they became a part of something bigger.
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"I love being a part of something that took three generations to create," she said.
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You want to be a part of something, to feel like this is a movement!
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We want people to feel as though they are part of something larger than themselves.
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It's all part of something called smart cities, which is a hot topic these days.
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At work, it's being part of something bigger than me; I feed off that energy.
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In Schubert, the human being is always part of something bigger, always part of nature.
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It's a weird thing to always know you were a part of something like that.
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You need a crew and the belief that you're part of something greater than yourself.
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The experience for them being able to be a part of something that gives back.
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I'm so grateful for Jordan for asking me to be a part of something historic.
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"It allowed me to feel like I was part of something again," Mr. Cannavale said.
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"Visitors and Londoners alike can feel like they're really part of something special," she said.
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You would see people just like you; you would feel a part of something larger.
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It was so rare, in that caucus room, to feel part of something so important.
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Work needs to have meaning, and they want to feel like they're part of something bigger.
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It was cool because the fans got to be a part of something that they loved.
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If I'm a part of something that inspires and it has longevity – that's it for me.
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Plans for the platform (named Delaktig; Swedish for "being part of something") were announced last year.
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"The country's too divided and I just want to be a part of something," she said.
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The request from the President is the least consequential part of something that is completely broken.
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"They're drawn to being a part of something that looks as good as TV," Wayne said.
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To be a part of something with David Fincher and Robin Wright, it was mind-blowing.
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"I wanted to be part of something that's encouraging and inspirational to the viewer," he says.
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Everybody wants to feel included, like they are a part of something bigger that unites them.
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"She knows she is part of something big, but doesn't know exactly what," Kathryn Whitt said.
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It was amazing being part of something that had that kind of impact on pop culture.
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Maz, like Hal, made me feel as though I were part of something larger than myself.
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They needed a place to go, needed a place to be a part of something positive.
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In his heart of hearts, Bale wanted to be a part of something significant for Wales.
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Their advantage is to be part of something new, something that does not come with baggage.
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What you need is the ability to make others feel part of something greater than themselves.
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LOOSE ENDS A labor union for anyone who wants to feel like part of something bigger.
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"You want to be a part of something and make your friend feel special," she said.
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Going into work was not mandatory, but I still wanted to be a part of something.
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"It is nice to be part of something like that," Oregon junior guard Casey Benson said.
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On the day we married, I felt a part of something magical and powerful and relentless.
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"M" is for meaning, a sense of purpose from being part of something bigger than ourselves.
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I really wanted to be part of something great in what I consider a great country.
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It's that, being part of something larger than herself, she sees no way she can't win.
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"People in big cities really want to be a part of something, and so when we were working at the front desk, we made every effort to really connect our customers to each other and to us so that they became a part of something," says Rice.
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When we commit to being of service, we remember we're a part of something bigger than ourselves.
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We realize that we are part of something bigger than ourselves -- something good, something kind, something loving.
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"It feels like I'm part of something that's going to be big, like very big," he says.
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This is what you grow up wishing that you could be a part of something like this.
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That's what religion does, it gives you a sense that you're part of something that's moving onwards.
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Cyndi Lauper was proud to be a part of something "powerful" at the 60th annual Grammy Awards.
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That's part of something I like about film: you can go in understanding what your arc is.
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"I feel very privileged for being a part of something like that," Lyonne told Huffpost in 2014.
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Members gain brothers and sisters, but too often lose the chance to be part of something greater.
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He said it was "really cool" to be a part of something that has gone so viral.
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"People who [have AirPods feel] like they were part of something special," he explained in an interview.
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What makes a strong culture is that people feel valued and part of something bigger than themselves.
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Not in a moralistic sense, but to feel that you're a part of something larger than yourself.
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And that gave me courage or motivation to actually be part of something bigger in real life.
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They made XV feel like he was a part of something beyond the carousel of his imagination.
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To know that one is being part of something bigger than oneself is already comforting and stimulating.
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I watched supporters go from diffident to bold, excited to feel part of something bigger than themselves.
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"I thought, I can be part of something that can cure or arrest this illness," he said.
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We represent freelancers, independent contractors and anyone else who wants to feel like part of something bigger.
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Oregon may not be that large on its own, but it just became part of something big.
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"It's nice to go to a place where it's a friendly atmosphere and you're part of something."
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"That sense of being part of something larger is especially important in a violent death," he said.
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Being able to come back and be a part of something bigger than yourself again is amazing.
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This is what you grow up wishing that you could be a part of, something like this.
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It's great as an artist when you get to be part of something that's more than entertainment.
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The joy on my face was the realization that we were a part of something very special.
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"It felt so cool to be a part of something so exclusive, and the food was amazing."
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So if I want to be part of something I have to get dragged along with technology.
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What if Facebook was just a part of something, a small part of something, and you actually had control of your business in a way that was sane and the way you felt, the things you did, mattered to an audience, and you weren't just playing somebody else's game.
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Finally, I'd found a sport where I felt natural, talented, and a part of something bigger than myself.
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That's when she started to suspect she was part of something big, but she didn't know what, exactly.
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You're a cog in a wheel, you're the eyeballs, you're not a part of something big and great.
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I like to set a positive example, so would never be part of something I didn't believe in.
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Aol and Yahoo both found themselves part of something called Oath, before Oath was renamed Verizon Media Group.
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"Thanksgiving reminds us that no matter our differences, we're still one people," Part of something bigger than ourselves.
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He said, "You'll feel a part of something bigger and more important than yourself," and that touched me.
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You can get people traveling and be a part of something, because it's not just about the band.
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I like to set a positive example, so would never be part of something I didn't believe in.
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The "romantic" prospect of being part of something important and exciting may also play a role in recruiting.
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"I was part of something that helped the world -- it's cool to be able to give something back".
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It stands on its own, but it's just a small piece of the pie, part of something greater.
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I loved being part of something important, though I was often stunned by the trust invested in me.
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Maybe, as they pursue their dreams and lives in eastern Kentucky, they can be part of something bigger.
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"I decided instead that I'd rather make more art, learn more, be a part of something," V said.
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"How often do any of us get a chance to be part of something truly revolutionary?" he wrote.
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We are seeing part of something that cannot be deciphered: it is neither purely optical nor insistently visceral.
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As a kid, you always want to be told that you're part of something special that nobody knows.
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"I'm part of something bigger," said Gates, whom coach Chris Mack says is the team's second-best shooter.
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"It was one of those moments where you feel like you're a part of something incredible," she said.
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But solutions like this are part of something bigger and stranger that I call the dystopian social net.
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Part of something uniquely Australian was under threat, and this is what it would take to save it.
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Instead of being sought out, you have to be the one that drives becoming a part of something.
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Trump ultimately decided to make good online behavior a part of something broader, an East Wing official said.
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"He just took advantage of our eagerness to work and be a part of something bigger," Chmiel said.
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There was a feeling of belonging that I really craved; I wanted to be a part of something.
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She told Adams that she wanted Sky's birth story to be shared and be a part of something bigger.
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Fellow model Jamil told PEOPLE that she's excited to be a part of something that shows "authenticity and empowerment."
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"I was excited to be part of something secretive and special," Pettitt testified that Keepers had told FBI investigators.
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She's not sure if the loops are the result of a drug or if they're part of something larger.
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There's nothing wrong with someone living in a small town and wanting to be a part of something creative.
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It's easy to see how their loyal following would feel like they really were a part of something bigger.
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"I love being part of something that means so much to me and my mom, and lifts people up."
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"Thanksgiving reminds us that no matter our differences, we are…part of something bigger than ourselves" —@POTUS https://t.
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"Kylie is shocked and doesn't want her daughter's pictures to be a part of something negative," the source said.
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And I wanted to create music in order to feel like I was a part of something that mattered.
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This is about providing an opportunity to young people, all over the place, to actually be part of something.
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It was a really special moment for Maks to have his dad be a part of something we created.
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"Kylie is shocked and doesn't want her daughter's pictures to be a part of something negative," explains the insider.
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So just to be part of something and show people that it can be done, it's been a blessing.
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But the bottom line is that in that moment he felt accepted, he felt part of something really special.
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"Kylie is shocked and doesn't want her daughter's pictures to be a part of something negative," explained the insider.
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"It makes you feel like you are part of something that is larger than just a meal," she said.
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"I'm just showing up to win, being a part of something is not good enough for me," Newell says.
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You are defined by what you are a part of, and it's good to be part of something big.
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Well, this provides a unique way to do both, while also being part of something that's vibrant and exciting.
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"I'm always pulling for the Patriots because I feel like I was part of something big there," he said.
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You are part of something, and that something isn't grounded in the same rules that govern the outside world.
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I suddenly felt I was part of something much bigger than this stupid situation I had found myself in.
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These people join our various armed forces to be a part of something that has honor and takes courage.
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"It's just nice to be part of something," he says, picking up the cheque and getting up to pay.
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It was our first and only time being part of something like that apart from making a music video.
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You can tell that he's really excited to be a part of something that has a chance to win.
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I love getting to be part of something that is such a major part of entertainment for young people.
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I look forward to joining a new family in the NFL this spring and being part of something special.
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"People like to be part of something that looks to be new and the place to be," she said.
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"I am forever grateful to have been part of something as extraordinary as The Big Bang Theory," Lorre said.
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"I love Stephanie, but I can't be part of something I don't believe in," he wrote in an email.
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"You become a part of something bigger than filling your cabinet with musket balls and belt buckles," he said.
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Nonetheless, they keep coming, because they want to be a part of something that is capturing the collective imagination.
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The obligatory photo while exiting the club is like receiving a blessing; being a part of something special, something sacred.
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I wasn't prepared for what was coming, but I was definitely excited to be a part of something like that.
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People stay at companies with leaders who rule like Mussolini because they want to be part of something super successful.
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"I just don't like being a part of something that doesn't seem to have a lot of direction," Fulston said.
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It's an honor to be a small part of something that will make a big impact for years to come.
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Being that I've never been a part of something like this, it's like, damn, I need to make this good.
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This process left marks on the pieces that helped scientists to determine that the flakes were part of something bigger.
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"They really like to feel like they're part of something, and that's why we're seeing the increase," Mr. McDonald said.
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Live, Queen could make tens of thousands of people in a stadium feel part of something massive, pure, and positive.
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There, their rescuer tells them that they used to be part of something called The Consortium, which wiped their minds.
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UT students came with their dicks out today, and I'm so glad to be a part of something so important.
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I think for every girl out there, you always want to be part of something that you actually believe in.
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" Last year, Dunham told The Hollywood Reporter that she wanted Lenny "to be a part of something that gives opportunities.
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He has been given an opportunity to be part of something vitally important to him and to others with paralysis.
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"I think being part of something that has kind of become such a huge part of pop culture," Henderson shared.
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Expand out, be a part of something greater, recognize that you are essential to a community, the whole of humanity.
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He was part of something bigger: an ensemble cast of preteen characters on the Canadian drama Degrassi: The Next Generation.
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But for each the experience of being part of something larger than themselves — much, much larger — must have been ecstatic.
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To be a part of something that you already love as a fan makes this much more than a job.
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At the risk of sounding existential, I felt like I was a part of something bigger than myself at Oktoberfest.
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"There are unknowns, and that makes it exciting to be a part of something that has some element of reinvention."
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He gave an impassioned speech with one clear message, according to those in attendance: They were part of something big.
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"I wanted to be part of something special," said reliever Steve Cishek, who signed as a free agent in December.
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If you lose any sense of being part of something bigger, then why should you care about your fellow-man?
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Elections give us a way to be a part of something, and this is an essential part of being human.
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So while the current wave of white nationalist violence is new, it is at root part of something very old.
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We want DJs to come and feel excited and feel they're at home — that they're part of something totally different.
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And the Dayton area's drift is part of something much larger: Democrats are getting hammered outside of major metropolitan areas.
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A club you left with the sense you part of something monumental, even if you didn't leave with your coat.
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Just to be actually be physically part of something that's historically going to be a huge landmark in space history.
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"I truly felt like I was a part of something and my thoughts and ideas really mattered," Jones tells me.
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"They joined because they were patriotic, and because they wanted to be part of something larger than themselves," he said.
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And perhaps most important, it was way to build the future and be a part of something larger than themselves.
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What gives the Bitcoin bubble significance is that, like '90s tech, it is part of something much larger than itself.
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But the man I had loved was Jamie, and for a time, I had been part of something greater than myself.
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However accomplished "The Room" is at Redcat, the Wooster Group had meant it to evolve further, becoming part of something larger.
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But she said it&aposs important to be there for the children, who make her feel a part of something bigger.
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It's like having them be a part of something that has such significance, that is so deep and heartfelt and true.
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Her story helped me to see that our personal experiences as trans people are part of something much bigger than ourselves.
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"Kaspersky doesn't care; they make the most excluded outsiders (yes, especially the influential ones) feel like part of something," Blue wrote.
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One thing I know is they feel loved and secure and happy and needed and necessary and a part of something.
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The NACTO recommendations show that autonomous technology is actually part of something bigger—a fundamental shift in the way we live.
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For me, seeing Thou is like going to church; it makes me feel strong, and small, and part of something greater.
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It's such an honor to be a part of something so special that means a lot to so many people's childhood.
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We believe work should be a tribe that provides you with meaning and enjoyment, where you are part of something bigger.
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You can be part of something that you only ever watched on TV or watched as a fan from the sidelines.
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"People sing to feel part of something bigger than themselves, which can be good, or can be very bad," he said.
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Knausgaard fears another dark figure will come along to tap our inchoate longing to be part of something greater than ourselves.
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"I remember she was a part of something... doing some self-help stuff," he told Theo Von's This Past Weekend podcast.
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"Once you choose to enter a WeWork, you choose to be part of something more 'we' than 'me,'" Mr. Neumann said.
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They should be available to all people to enjoy, to remember that they are part of something much larger than themselves.
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People can try so hard to be part of something (the people climbing) and still fail to reach to the top.
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"We want to be a part of something, and we want to be seen as needed in an area," she said.
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The husband, John, was part of something called "Site Nine" during the war on terror, something that badly scarred him psychologically.
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Volunteering can make you feel like you're part of something big, Gurram says, using volunteer experience with TEDx as an example.
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"This tells my family they are part of something," said the retiree, who lives on Chicago&aposs North Side with her husband.
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Over time I have believed the idea that people need to feel part of something bigger than themselves to give themselves meaning.
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We were living out our dream following our blues train down the rails, and then it became part of something very relevant.
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If I can be a part of something that gives confidence to buyers and sellers than yeah, let me work with them.
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"I am proud to be part of something that has directly benefited so many people in need," Buffett said in a statement.
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Five years later, having regulated M.M.A. shows, he recognized the Fertittas' offer as a chance to be a part of something big.
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Mendoza is undeterred, but as he begins his investigation, Padre Juan's murder begins to seem part of something more sinister and dangerous.
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Looking back over those early videos, did it feel as though you were part of something that was going to be big?
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This is a chance to pull together and be part of something greater: a more inclusive, more inspiring, a more confident America.
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Aside from that, there's records, merch, all that stuff, which again can only add to the overall experience, part of something bigger.
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But yes, for some, it was the sense they were now part of something evil, and they had to make a choice.
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The Supreme Court is part of something greater — it is the third branch in a system that creates a separation of powers.
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"It makes you feel like you're part of something bigger than yourself, and you are," she said of Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory.
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"They are a part of something big and essential to life in a world that often gets too cold," Holohan said afterward.
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"I said to him, 'I just want to be a part of something great, I don't care where it lands,'" Aniston recalled.
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"I said to him, 'I just want to be a part of something great, I don't care where it lands,'" Aniston said.
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"In an increasingly fragmented society, lifestyle brands make you feel like you're part of something, maybe something larger than yourself," he said.
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Maybe that's the point of the title: These players are all part of something bigger, tied together by bonds we cannot see.
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"It makes you feel small, but at the same time it makes you feel a part of something much, much bigger than yourself."
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I felt like I didn't belong and I felt like as much as I wanted to be part of something bigger, I wasn't.
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"I am proud to be part of something that has directly benefited so many people in need," Buffett said ahead of the auction.
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" He added, "It was also great to meet the children at The Royal London Hospital and be a part of something so positive.
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I was the first ex-prisoner allowed to work in the state system as part of something new called the Returning Citizen Program.
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Meanwhile Kids insists on the beauty of being one indistinguishable part of the masses, part of something cosmically bigger than any one ego.
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It's very rare in what I do for a living to be part of something that feels so right when you're in it.
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"It's been a blast to be able to be a part of something so iconic," says Pickens, who stars as Dr. Richard Webber.
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Benscoter's eagerness to leave her small town and desire to become part of something bigger made her a prime target for the Moonies.
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We knew that we were part of something that wasn't just big for that year, but something big for maybe even a generation.
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And, while she knows she's become the example, Sadler's learned what it feels like to be part of something much larger than yourself.
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The standard of originality in intellectual property has, historically, been low, because everything, to some degree, copies at least part of something else.
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"I remember at a very young age watching the Olympics and wanting to be a part of something like that," she tells PEOPLE.
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Now teenage boys are reportedly getting death threats for being a part of something that it appears a bunch of angry adults started.
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When I first moved to that small, dirty apartment, I told my parents I felt like I was a "part of something" here.
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All of us are unavoidably part of something larger, some community based on geography, family, ethnicity, sexuality, political persuasion, religion, fandom, profession—whatever.
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But perhaps being part of something that has changed rapidly has helped me to teach 2,000 years or art history to college students.
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Like 'Hey, can I be a part of something that I don't feel like I'm a part of?' and that's … basic constitutional rights.
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It feels good to be a part of something bigger than you could imagine and trying to make a change in the world.
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"It was one of those moments where you feel like you're a part of something incredible," Rebecca Tien, the children's mother, told CNN.
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Personally, I love the idea of being a part of something my parents were part of but putting my own spin on it.
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Taken together, the stories create a parable of community, as children discover how to be a part of something larger without losing themselves.
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Doing so helps us feel part of something larger than ourselves, part of a community of cooks looking out for one another. Really.
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You'll become part of something bigger than yourself—and weirdly, you'll feel more in control of your life than you have in years.
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When you're part of something or experiencing something, when you're in the moment and you grow up seeing it, it just seems [normal].
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But when you go back home and you reflect on it, you feel happy and grateful that you can be part of something big.
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Image: NASA/Voyager 1The universe is very good at making us feel both extremely insignificant and lucky enough to be part of something huge.
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"This is such an honor to be part of something that is so special," said Harding, who is paired with pro dancer Sasha Farber.
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The interactions were oddly comforting, making it seem that we all were part of something far bigger than the moment, like an apocalyptic Woodstock.
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When you're work-partying, you don't clock in and out, but tune in every minute because you are a part of something you love.
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Does music ever cause you to think differently, to feel a part of something larger or to want to rise up and take action?
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But even in the days when I was a part of something that felt kinda plugged-in to the scene, I wasn't that comfortable.
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" Halcovage added, "Understanding being part of something bigger than himself allows him to give us a guy who is a starter off the bench.
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Because of these open questions, many scientists assume that the Standard Model is part of something bigger that we've yet to understand, Mallik said.
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So that was really the defining moment for me— just getting the part because I was going to be a part of something special.
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To be a part of something like that is equally rewarding, because as an audience-goer, I want to see different types of things.
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The Nan Goldin, Bettina Rheims, and Wolfgang Tillmans books made me, at 18, feel like I was a part of something bigger than myself.
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It's the first time in my career I was able to be a part of something so big and so beloved around the world.
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You don't go to Warped for an Instagram picture, you go to Warped to be a part of something so big and so crazy.
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"You just know when someone's meant to tell a story, and when you're part of something that is meant to be told," Feldstein said.
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If nothing else, social media makes the world smaller, and I enjoy being a part of something that helps connect people in positive ways.
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At the end of the day, the match was not a curse but a blessing, because I was a part of something very important.
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"I am forever grateful to have been part of something as extraordinary as 'The Big Bang Theory,' " creator Chuck Lorre told The Hollywood Reporter.
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"Stepping out of the screen and feeling that you are part of something is important," Roxy Stannard, one of the organizers tells VICE Impact.
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"I am truly honored to have been a part of something I'll always cherish for the rest of my life," the Maroon 5 frontman wrote.
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"I think that is something that is a part of human sexuality and it's a part of something that perhaps should be taught," she said.
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We want to come home at night, feeling like we are making progress, like we are part of something bigger than ourselves, like we matter.
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"My daughter-in-law wanted to see if they could hold something there in the chapel, so I could be part of something," Catherine says.
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About to make the grand reveal & it feels strange to be a part of something & yet not be in it the way I'm used to!
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To be called on a whim and be asked to be a part of something that you half-know what it is and it's controversial?
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"Spencer wanted to be a part of something, so he got involved in the gun culture and joined a racist neo-Nazi group," he says.
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Again and again, we're searching for that person who's a magic key for us, makes us feel connected, secure, part of something bigger than ourselves.
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I only knew one other person at school who had one, so owning a Dreamcast made me feel like I was part of something special.
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Fighting games have long heralded themselves as a meritocracy, where anyone with a quarter and a will to fight can be part of something greater.
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Seeing a beautiful cathedral, a star filled sky; a pristine beach helps us to see we are a part of something much larger than ourselves.
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People want to be part of something, and the buzz surrounding Trump allows them to be part of the rejection of a failed status quo.
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A senior Trump administration official said the flurry of activity around North Korea was "not a part of something choreographed" and cautioned against over-interpretation.
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"Most of the resistance is from people standing up demanding action, demanding change, so I'm just part of something that's larger than myself," she says.
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Perhaps we feel like that when we die and become a part of something entire, whether it is sun and air, or goodness and knowledge.
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I see now that I was part of something important that drew me along in its wake even when I was diverted by other interests.
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"Our whole goal is to offer somewhere positive and safe where they can come and learn and be a part of something different," Valencia said.
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Giving back In his lush backyard in Georgia, Tony Wright says that working in a garden helps him realize he's part of something much bigger.
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They are also stories of tribal pride — about Italians, Irish, African-Americans, Jews, Asians, Latinos and others — that make people feel part of something larger.
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You are always part of something bigger, whether it's part of the environment, part of the city, part of the Earth, part of the universe.
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They managed to bring down their national energy usage just because everyone was diligent and considerate and thought about themselves as part of something bigger.
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But one of the realizations I've had working on this book is that feeling good is a really important part of something working for you.
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It gave Mr. Hill the feeling that he was a part of something special and important that was bigger than anything he had ever done.
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He knew that people loved to be part of something exciting, and he was good at making Abyssinian sound like the most exciting thing around.
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It may look a part of something large but it is nothing more than an uninhabited islet of a few goats, no water or shelter.
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"In an increasingly fragmented society, lifestyle brands make you feel like you're part of something, maybe something larger than yourself," the "Mad Money " host said.
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I like knowing the big picture, so when I write the little picture stuff it makes a little more sense, it's part of something greater.
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Being able to engage with the Facebook Watch community in such a deeply personal way is amazing, and I'm excited to be part of something new.
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ZooplanktonIllustration: Clerc-Rampal, G. (1913) Mer : la Mer Dans la Nature, la Mer et l'Homme, (Wikimedia Commons)It's nice to think we're part of something bigger.
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Purpose is that sense that we are part of something bigger than ourselves, that we are needed, that we have something better ahead to work for.
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Overall, the elections did garner genuine enthusiasm from people who hoped, in their own way, to escape Earthly politics and be part of something radically different.
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Teens are always great guides to art because they're always incredibly desperate to be part of something new, and in that sense they're important for us.
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" Still, "I'm really excited about being on the cutting edge and being a part of something I think is going to help a lot of people.
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I don't want to be a part of something that makes people not be happy with their own life and crave this false sense of reality.
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"[I'm] really a lucky actor because I was able to be part of something that has that kind of longevity that you talk about," he said.
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It was a once-in-a-lifetime chance to be a part of something that's had a following for so many years and I embrace that.
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Chauniqua Young I've never had the situation where I was part of something and the reporting on it was completely opposite of what was actually happening.
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"Most of the resistance is from people standing up demanding action, demanding change, so I'm just part of something that's larger than myself," she told us.
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This is not just 'I'm doing this' or 'my class is doing this,' but 'I'm part of something bigger than myself,' and that's been really fun.
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If you look at a lot of the best Gethard episodes, they're all about trying to make people feel good and feel a part of something.
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"I hope there are high school and middle school girls who see this flight and know they can be a part of something amazing," said Enfield.
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Opportunities for advancement are far-reaching, and the payoff at the organization comes with the chance to be part of something greater than just a career.
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" During a tour of Africa last year, Mr. Zuckerberg visited Andela's Lagos office and told the employees, "You are all part of something that's really important.
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But employees yearn to be part of something bigger than a bureaucratic Gordian knot, and Mr. Tillerson rarely even tries to speak of a larger purpose.
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"To get back into this situation with these guys and to have the opportunity to be part of something special is an honor," Holland told reporters.
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They said they are along for the ride, emphasizing the chance to be part of something revolutionary rather than just buying a stake for financial gain.
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Often people, especially young people, need to be part of something bigger than themselves or even their families, some immense idea to devote one's life to.
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"What a blast to be a part of something at its peak that now can be seen as a golden age," said another memoirist, Dana Brown.
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Nevertheless, the atmosphere of Trumpian turmoil makes a lot of people across the political spectrum feel as though they are part of something bigger than themselves.
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"And it made me realize the importance of being a part of something bigger than our little life in New York and the importance of helping people."
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"It's incredible to be a part of something that is lightning in a bottle like that," the actor, who has since appeared on American Horror Story, added
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You're part of something in this online world and I think you're seeing more individuals internalizing that and using it to motivate action in the physical world.
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There certainly were people that we talked to who did feel a sense of community and pride and like they're a part of something bigger than themselves.
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"Wrestling really changed my life because it was the first time as a blind person that I was a part of something bigger than me," Weihenmayer says.
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At the heart of Shout will be an incredible national volunteer community — I hope you will join us, and be part of something very special #GiveUsAShout pic.twitter.
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It's the ability of being at home in Paris as well as Berlin and Madrid, it is the feeling of being part of something greater than yourself.
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That's a pretty good metric by itself, but it's also part of something bigger: Saving lives is the first step toward a more prosperous and peaceful world.
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A lot of those books happening today, like The Hate U Give or Dear Martin or Belles, it's just finally feeling a part of something I love.
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DENZEL WASHINGTON We just felt like we were a part of something that was special, and little did I know how big it was going to be.
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Many of the retirees at the luncheon said they viewed their time at Sears as being part of something bigger than just working at a successful retailer.
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And it's no wonder; Ms. Copeland said the aspiration to be part of something bigger than herself is what drew her to ballet in the first place.
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I think it's about staying connected, feeling that you're staying on top of things, that you know what's going on, that you're a part of something bigger.
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Part of something being taboo is that you have to learn to talk about it fully, and fully talking about something includes finding the humor in it.
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Then, after first contact, as the moon began to eat away at the sun, I began to feel I was part of something resembling a religious congregation.
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I give thanks and praise to God for blessing me with the ability to play football and the opportunity to be part of something bigger than myself.
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Before 1945, "national" Irish, Welsh, Scottish and English identities were for many not local varieties of national Britishness but part of something much bigger: an imperial identity.
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At key moments, when it's mattered most ... he was prepared to give up a job he loved rather than be part of something he felt was fundamentally wrong.
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"When you get away from it, with these amazing night skies, you realize that your imagination opens up—you understand that we're part of something so much bigger."
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As we close the book on our beloved show, I am humbled and grateful to know that together, we created and were a part of something truly remarkable.
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When they feel engaged they feel they're a part of something bigger than they are and that's what helps to keep them along with competitive pay and benefits.
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The Oklahoma City bombing elicited a spike in fear, but there was no greater narrative that developed and allowed us to frame it as part of something bigger.
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You see people in the background also kinda following the instructions from the instructor in the front, it gives you a sense that you're part of something bigger.
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According to Charles Darwin and other great scientific minds, it's part of something called domestication syndrome, which also includes pets' tendency to have shorter snouts and paler coats.
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"I just wanted to be part of the team that sheds light on that fact and be part of something that was socially and politically relevant," he said.
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Phenomena such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo have demonstrated that it is a natural inclination of people to want to be part of something bigger than him-or-herself.
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The fact that vacuum therapy could become a part of something that's an everyday ritual for improving the biology of the body is a phenomenal concept to me.
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But he is also part of something bigger: He represents the tremendous artistic energy that has come to Pakistan, even as — and perhaps because — its traumas have multiplied.
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" U.M.B.C. had prepared him well, not just academically but also, he said, by making him feel that he was "part of something more than just your individual attainment.
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I was intrigued by how the audience, who was moshing and going nuts, reacts to them making noise—they were willing to be a part of something weird.
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And who knows, maybe the idea is that these two characters make themselves able to cope with this need, this illusion that they are part of something bigger.
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"Part of me is honored because the community reached out to make me a part of something I've wanted for so long — a sense of place," he said.
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"Seriously, I think it's an amazingly enormous leap for a hijabi to be part of something as contrary as a hair commercial (to the majority)," one person posted.
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Many people are quick to say that each incident is isolated, that no one should look at these events as part of something larger embedded in campus culture.
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In the immediate aftermath of a violent event, it's often unclear even to people at the scene whether it was an isolated act or part of something bigger.
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And, you know, at least for me, I liked being a part of something that was, at least in my personal, what do you want to call it?
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I think we will see less of the artist as brand and more of the artist as part of something bigger: community organizing and next-level social practice.
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I think that the ones that are a part of something are more engaged as listeners, and, you know, like I really depended on them in the beginning.
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Our service is supposed to be a part of something we're proud of, and that the American people can be proud of—not something we have to defend.
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" Solo director Ron Howard meanwhile says that Han Solo " is in many ways on his own and yet there's a desire to connect and be a part of something.
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Honestly, it was one of the most empowering and positive things I've ever done — not just the dance, but being a part of something so strong and hopefully influential.
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And even if it's 200 copies and you hand them out to 200 people, you still feel like you have put a part of something in other people's hands.
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"Before I did YouTube I liked being in the community, it made me feel like I belonged and I was a part of something bigger than myself," he said.
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This key event in the Star Wars timeline brings together ordinary people who choose to do extraordinary things, and, in doing so, become part of something greater than themselves.
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This was designed to determine whether the physics engine was its own thing, or just part of something called the multiple demand network, which helps us process difficult tasks.
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"I want the badges to start a conversation, make everyone feel a part of something and help them brave the path to ending stigma," she told The Huffington Post.
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They knew that they had more to offer, and they basically rolled up their sleeves and they did the work to be a part of something greater than themselves.
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"I think there's a distraction method of 'Oh, if we talk about this part of something then people won't focus on the actual part of substance,'" Wolf also noted.
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"I've never been a part of something like that — to score nine runs with no outs," said DeJong, who slugged a ground-rule double into the center-field ivy.
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"Travis and I aren't people that BS you, and we wouldn't be a part of something that is fake or for show or just for pure entertainment," Lindsay said.
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"I didn't realize what I was going to get; I just realized I was part of something that not many people get to be a part of," Stubbs said.
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"Miley's success has continued to grow, so I'm proud of her and her work ethic and to have been a part of something that made an impact," he said.
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It made them feel like they were part of something unique, said Yvonne Grissett, who worked there as a chef and later created a Facebook group for ex-employees.
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Nippers gives kids (and their parents) another 'tribe' — beyond school groups and footy teams — and importantly, a sense that they are part of something that is respected and valued.
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Gendry's been searching for his place in the world, and he had this innate feeling that he was destined to be a part of something bigger or more important.
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Watching Horford right now, though, on this team and in this NBA climate, you get the feeling that he could be part of something richer than Atlanta's yearly aspirations.
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It's perfect for us because it's purely an immersive experience, and you can be part of something and understand it in a very different way through VR. 100 percent.
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Being a part of something that has scaled so big so fast has shown me what can happen when really qualified, really smart, really hard working people come together.
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University of Pennsylvania psychologist Martin Seligman, who co-founded the field of positive psychology, says a sense of purpose will come from being part of something bigger than ourselves.
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But at the end of the day, to turn out voters you need to make them feel excited about the idea of being part of something larger and interesting.
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KLEBE: I think there's a big sense of pride to know that we're being a part of something that has the capability of reaching out to so many people.
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LL: Feeling a sense of connection in your life often requires multiple facets — spending time with people you care about, being a part of something bigger than yourself, etc.
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That feeling... when you're at a gig and everyone's loved up, you're all mates, you're all there for the music and you feel... you feel like you're part of something.
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But I would come back, because I love being a part of something where the mission — to spread peace and unity — has been special and is going to live forever.
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It's epic and something that I've always dreamt of doing ever since I was a little boy, being a part of something of this scale and this kind of story.
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The race is, in a sense, a celebration of the city and its running community, and runners and volunteers are all stoked to be a part of something so authentic.
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Former interim Yahoo CEO Ross Levinsohn said Wednesday that Twitter needs to be a part of something bigger so that it can thrive under the wing of a technology giant.
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It truly is a blessing to have been part of something that has now inspired multiple generations of people to believe in themselves and never take no for an answer!
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It's just amazing to be a part of something that you so strongly agree with and the impact it has had and hope it will continue to have on people.
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I had a family, so it's a little but different but it's the same essence of wanting to be a part of something and wanting to be better in life.
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I liked seeing the reenactors have so much fun being a part of something big and I loved seeing Black people teach our history to audiences in a unique way.
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By placing the drop leaf table within the shelving unit, effectively making part of something larger but also empty, McMakin invites viewers to store their own memories and feelings there.
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"As an actor, I can certainly relate to creating a piece of content or being part of something that's not well received, and how alienating that can feel," he said.
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"As an actor, I can certainly relate to creating a piece of content or being part of something that's not well received, and how alienating that can feel," he said.
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Though it resembles a hashtag, the researchers say the abrupt halt of the lines on the flake's edge suggest that the pattern was part of something on a larger surface.
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"For me, it was a chance to come back home and be a part of something that was already special," said George, who, like Leonard, grew up in Southern California.
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"For me, it was a chance to come back home and be a part of something that was already special," said George, who, like Leonard, grew up in Southern California.
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"It's truly an honor, first of all, to be a part of something that's honoring someone like Captain Mariner, who really was a trailblazer for female naval aviators," said Cmdr.
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It kind of makes your whole life and career flash before your eyes because I never thought I would have the chance to be a part of something like this.
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"I think we've all been a part of something that we've maybe clinched early and got complacent, so I think it's a natural concern of mine," manager Torey Lovullo told reporters.
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Besides cash in people's pockets, it would also be a way of making every American feel more connected to our country and to one another—part of something bigger than ourselves.
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"The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon people who have their life together," she said.
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"The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon people who have their life together," Nicki began.
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"All children with serious illnesses in Sweden should be a part of something positive and out of the ordinary that provides power and self-esteem," the charity says on its website.
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"The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon people who have their life together," she remarked.
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Jones said the drug bender was part of something he called "a month for the ages" -- explaining how he did a "weekend of cocaine" and then beat Cormier the following weekend.
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But though many of the student developers are working to solve problems that aren't always top of mind for Silicon Valley, they say they see themselves as part of something bigger.
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Most importantly, I feel what I had hoped I'd feel when I was a teenager dreaming about leaving her tiny hometown and never coming back: part of something larger than myself.
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But the people who promote these so-called online events — whether through actively sharing them on Facebook, texting their friends, or just responding "interested" — end up being part of something larger.
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They know they are part of something bigger than themselves, and willingly sacrifice the traditional college experience in order to prepare for risks and obligations that most Americans will never know.
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His sensitivity to materials is extraordinary in that we see what the marks are made of; each line and facet is both a thing unto itself and part of something larger.
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Nobody asks those questions, you can just go and be a part of something bigger than you and the fact that a terrorist attack happened somewhere that safe blew my mind.
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Artists like Janelle Monae have made a career out of reimagining themselves as being part of something much more enjoyable and affirming than what the world tends to give black people.
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This is the feeling we get at a political rally or mass meeting: that one is part of something bigger, a force that is greater than the sum of its parts.
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I hope by showcasing and giving them such an amazing platform and being part of something quite unique, being on a team together, that they would not want to miss it.
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She then applied to join the CIA, with a love of foreign languages and a desire "to be part of something bigger than just me," the bio quotes her as saying.
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"As an actor, I can certainly relate to creating a piece of content or being part of something that's not well received, and how alienating that can feel," Reynolds, 43, said.
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I love modern pop and I'm not one of those people sitting in the past, but I really wanted to be part of something that references back to that time period.
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JR talked to Hyperallergic about how he wants the mural to get people to interact with one another and how having their photo in a museum makes people feel part of something.
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In Britain, for example, the Labour Party was born out of religion because it will give you a sense of being part of something that will go on past your own existence.
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But one idea popped up quite a few times: Being spiritual means feeling like you're part of something larger than yourself, whether or not that "something" has to do with organized religion.
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"They have managed to use technology to create a sense of community so people feel like they are part of something, they get both the convenience and the social aspect," Kelly said.
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"The combination of those two experiences broke the spell of being a part of something and realizing there was a 2100,22005 foot view of this thing," she explained over lunch in Williamsburg.
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I went around a lot of surgeons, but none of them seemed right for me—but when I visited MYA, I was instantly put at ease and felt a part of something.
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"What you learn is that you're part of something and that when we are generous people are generous back," concludes Hunt, before heading off to ply another customer with cake and craziness.
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"I was doing a bunch of stuff that felt outside of myself, and I really wanted to be a part of something that's a little bit more close to home," Olsen said.
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You don't want to do it just because it's part of a larger thing, but there is the added bonus of being part of something that has a real place in culture.
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"The marches have their place to just have people gather, and to feel like they're part of something bigger, but ultimately a march in and of itself doesn't accomplish anything," Flores said.
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By giving people the option to be part of something that benefits society and allows them to express themselves creatively, we empower them to see the world in a more positive light.
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"Bringing us closer together with our family and friends matters, and 14 years in I'm proud of what we do and grateful to be a part of something so meaningful," Zuckerberg says.
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" But even though her career demands that Robbie make sacrifices in her personal life, the Suicide Squad actress said "it's also enormously satisfying to build something and to be a part of something.
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There's nothing like being a part of something so big, even if your role is nothing more than perusing the Twitter timeline and going back and forth with followers about your individual opinions.
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As I was driving my car out of the gate, it hit me that for the first time, in a long time, I am not officially a part of something bigger than myself.
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Now part of something called the European Reassurance Initiative, the brigade is scheduled to train and engage with armies from Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and Poland during its nine-month deployment.
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When we appreciate the subtle details of every blade of grass and every tiny bug, it helps us feel grounded and humbled and a part of something much bigger than us in scale.
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" Although the outcome was hard to accept, Oriente says he still had a good time: "I was part of something really big that we shared with the live audience and now … the world.
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Christina was excited to be part of something, although she wished she'd designed a sign of her own, instead of simply carrying the one handed to her by a Consol public-relations employee.
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"Destiny needs money, but Destiny really gets caught up in it because she loves feeling like she's a part of something," Wu explained when I brought this up, a tenderness entering her voice.
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" Mr. Koolhaas said that, having lived through the formation of the European Union, he had "seen and felt the difference between being part of a single nation and being part of something bigger.
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"All of us are part of something bigger, a movement for change, a blue wave rising in special election after special election," Ms. Mayer said in a statement released after she declared victory.
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We need to bring back war bonds, and a war tax, and, possibly, some semblance of national service to give our children the muscle memory of being part of something greater than themselves.
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And it was so wonderful to get to be a part of something that all these young'uns in my life are obsessed with — and gives me a lot of cachet as an aunt.
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They lose their jobs, their homes, their families, their kids get taken away, and they carry around for the rest of their lives the burden of being part of something where somebody got shot.
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Heidi Cruz dishes on 'who Ted is' "And they're really excited to be part of something that their dad is doing, that their parents are doing, and they know it's for others," she said.
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"To be a part of something that not only means so much to people but also gets critical acclaim and gets nominated for a Golden Globe is like a dream come true," she said.
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If you can get into them at all, sometimes they feel fake and confining, and sometimes they turn out to be part of something so big you'll never get to the end of it.
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"I want to be part of something that moves culture and really hits the nail on the head," said Trevor Jackson, who plays young activist and Zoey's sometime love interest Aaron, on Grown-ish.
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Being a bobby-soxer, a jive-bomber, a Beatlemaniac meant that you were part of something bigger than yourself; as a member of the group, you were as famous as the idol you cherished.
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She was on the set of Orange Is The New Black when she got the call — and jumped at the chance to be a part of something she felt was so fresh and new.
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It's a sign, one of many, that we're really all part of something much bigger than our gigantic city or mid-sized hamlet, our jobs, our struggle, our narrow interests, our particular beliefs, ourselves.
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But when you take the positives and the negatives, our entire organization feels like this is a great opportunity and a real positive to be a part of something unique and different and special.
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For Aman, it is not that this new struggle against the current President and his administration is unimportant, but rather it's part of something he — and others like him — have dealt with since childhood.
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Airbnb is part of something called the sharing economy, an evolving system in which people who own certain things, like homes or cars, rent them out to others when they are not using them.
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Plum was recruited by U.S.A. Basketball: "Any time Carol Callan asks you if you want to be a part of something, it's a no-brainer," Plum said, referring to the women's national team director.
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"I want to finally be a part of something new, to see us become a force in the Bundestag that is able to break up the uniform mushiness of the represented parties," she said.
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"Fear of missing out" is a common way to describe how social media can make people feel like everyone else is part of something — a concert, a secret beach, a brunch — that they're not.
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"I wanted other people to help me sing this, but be able to experience a little bit of it," she said, adding that she hoped everyone left set feeling like a part of something bigger.
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The design duo wants to offer everyone the opportunity to be a part of something, whether your style is sexy, you never met a print you didn't like, or you have a thing for shoes.
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It was incredible to me to be part of something that was such a big part of what my roots are—a wonderful thing that made things make sense to me and connect some lines.
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The excitement at the event was tangible as we all had the feeling that we are part of something that is going to change the way the world commutes and thus the way we live.
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It is just another example of, I think, the fact that people are proud to wear the green apron and proud to be a part of something that is bigger than any one of us.
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A month ago the only ruler most of them had ever known, Nursultan Nazarbayev, who had run Kazakhstan since it was still part of something called the Soviet Union, suddenly announced he was stepping down.
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And yet, while small, it is part of something this election showed to be much bigger: the emergence of white people, who evidently feel their identity is under attack, as a "minority"-style political bloc.
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"We have uncovered a small operation that is very likely part of something bigger," said Andrea Stroppa, the head of research at Ghost Data, which has previously published reports on online counterfeiting and malicious botnets.
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Eller thinks the days she spent alone in the woods, surviving on berries and stream water, is part of something bigger, something that has been changing her life since she moved to Maui four years ago.
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"The first thing I learned on this journey is if you want to be part of something that addresses big topics around the world, you have to be open and listen to other people," he said.
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He suggested that there were ways of living one's life that could make you a part of something bigger than yourself, more important than just you, and that having fidelity to that was something worth doing.
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It's so cool to be part of something of this scale and also as possibly one of the biggest Disney nerds on the planet so exciting to be working on a project with this much history.
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"I was a part of something fun, and no matter how much time passes, I've created friends for life," the singer says of his former costars, many of whom went on to see major Hollywood success.
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He'd worked there for three years and was proud to be part of something that could reduce carbon in the atmosphere and "accelerate the world's transition to sustainable energy," as the company's mission statement puts it.
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"Clearly the surge of women candidates is part of something much bigger," says veteran Democratic pollster Stanley Greenberg, who is extensively studying female voters this year for the Democratic group Women's Voices Women Vote Action Fund.
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A lot of Americans are starving to be part of something larger than ourselves, something that loves us and needs us, like building America together again, solving big problems together again, dreaming big dreams together again.
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"It's getting to be a very competitive market out there, and people will pick a job, and maybe not the highest paid offer, if they feel like they're part of something bigger than themselves," he said.
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Word of the Day : a figure of speech in which part of something is used to refer to or represent the whole thing (or vice versa) _________ The word synecdoche has appeared in six articles on NYTimes.
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One of the first steps in adjusting to the shift in lifestyles is to find a stable career that emulates the structure of military life through connection, teamwork and becoming part of something bigger than oneself.
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"It was always about basic values with John: Fairness, honesty, dignity, respect; giving hate no safe harbor; leaving no one behind; and understanding that as Americans, we're part of something much bigger than ourselves," Biden said.
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I was 20 years old, and deeply convinced in the way only a 20-year-old can be that I was becoming part of something much bigger, much holier, much truer than I could be alone.
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"I might have stopped playing, but the fact I can watch these young talented players and actually be part of something where they're going to share their lives on a platform is exciting," Beckham said this week.
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Whether our communities are houses or sports teams, churches or music groups, they give us that sense we are part of something bigger, that we are not alone; they give us the strength to expand our horizons.
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"I got to the point that I understood that I was part of something that I don't really believe in," the soldier, who spoke on condition that we don't use his full name but just Gilad, said.
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But none of those apps can create moments around filters in a way that Snapchat does, bringing in curious people looking to kill a couple of minutes and feel like they're part of something happening right now.
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Where we've signed up to do is something that has never done before and that requires a different type of employee, but this requires people who want to be part of something that's going to make history.
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"I understood there was a place for me here where I could do some good and put my values to work in a way that is important a satisfying and part of something bigger," Escobar tells Refinery29.
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One thing it does reveal is that Queer and trans* Muslim cultural producers are ready to be a part of something bigger, we are self identifying and also redefining queerness, we are owning it as an idea.
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"In Vancouver, which has a great startup ecosystem, a lot of those companies and a lot of the research organizations have really bought into this idea of being part of something bigger and more substantive," he says.
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Ricke said everyone who joined the Air Force, right next to their personal reason, was a desire to be part of something bigger than themselves, a desire to be part of a team or a second family.
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So for us that idea of enabling connection through fandom and creating those communities, I think it's really important for us and it's important for our employees as well, to feel like they're part of something bigger.
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Rather than transferring high schools or changing Amateur Athletic Union teams to find a place where they can be the biggest star, why not teach them about the value of being a small part of something big?
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Troy Hunt, its founder and sole operator, announced the sale on Tuesday in a blog post where he explained why the time has come for Have I Been Pwned to become part of something bigger and more organized.
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When your face and your voice have been part of something that's generated $3 billion for one of the biggest corporations in the world, you start to feel like, 'OK, maybe I do deserve a piece of this.
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"The other night I was a part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon people who have their life together," Minaj explained on her Beats 1 show Queen.
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When your face and your voice have been part of something that's generated $3 billion for one of the biggest corporations in the world, you start to feel like, 'Okay, maybe I do deserve a piece of this.
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I hope it was to be part of something bigger than yourself, I hope it was to serve the public that we love, and I hope it was to build relationships with coworkers, as well as our public.
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It's full of (mostly) dudes with no sense of culture or community outside their homogenous gaming forums; these rootless young men long to be a part of something bigger, something greater and so, Kotaku in Action it is.
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" Hatch went on to say that "to address this body is to experience a singular feeling: a sense that you are a part of something bigger than yourself, a minor character in the grand narrative that is America.
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In Chechnya — and in Russia more widely — anti-LGBTQ violence is part of something bigger and even more insidious: state-sponsored efforts to legitimize authoritarian rule by creating, and then punishing, the image of a suspicious, "Western" other.
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"Once you document a pattern of allegations — harassment and worse, young women's careers cut off, intimidation and silencing — more and more victims see that they were part of something larger and are willing to come forward," Kantor said.
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We did a random selection of all students who met that criteria and got to make these awesome phone calls to parents and say, 'How would you like to be part of something different, the I Promise School.
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"The millennials, Generation Z that are entering the workplace, they want a voice, they want to have fulfillment every day, they want to really be part of something bigger and giving them democracy is one part of that purpose."
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"It's cool, it's a privilege to be part of something like this," says Greg Hare, an archaeologist who works for the Yukon government and has who has been recovering artifacts from ice fields there for the past two decades.
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BREXIT is such an all-consuming process for the British—at once a drama, a muddle and a mess—that it is easy to forget that it is part of something bigger: a crisis of liberalism in the west.
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But I thank him for casting me in it, because it was a really wonderful experience to dive into that world, and be part of something as beautiful as that, with the type of talent that was in it.
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The ultimate dream for any boss is getting one of their workers to believe that they're part of something grander, that the project is worth the sacrifice, while not having to give them any stake in the company's ownership.
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"[Buttigieg has] what a lot of John McCain supporters felt, which is people want to be part of something that's larger than themselves and I think that the mayor of South Bend makes people feel that way," Halperin said.
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Being able to strive for a better quality of life by getting back to basics makes her feel "part of something much, much bigger than yourself" because the land in Scotland "is huge… it is a world of extremes".
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The answer is it feels just morale-wise, a lot different to be part of something growing as opposed to something shrinking, and I think when your valuation goes down, I think that just kind of permeates through everybody.
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While WeWork is known for workspaces, Neumann and the company have worked to build communities within those workspaces, which makes people in even different companies feel like they are part of something tight-knit (and work even harder as a result).
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"When we asked Steele if he'd be interested in working with Oscar Mayer on developing his true vision of Bacoin, he said he'd like "to be a part of something that really took advantage of what the technology has to offer.
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"Gendry's been searching for his place in the world, and he had this innate feeling that he was destined to be a part of something bigger or more important," Dempsie told The New York Times, though he's not giving any spoilers.
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They aspire to be a part of something greater than themselves, an experience that will elevate them above their prosaic suburban lives (the same is true of the young men who steal valuable books in "American Animals", another new film).
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"I think the people that went to Fever regularly knew they were a part of something special," said Scott Herman, general manager of U Street Music Hall, a DJ-run D.C. venue currently carrying the flag for the region's dance scene.
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Clearly it was not for the pay or accolades, but to be a part of something greater than myself; to stand up for those who could not stand up for themselves and to defend the nation that I so dearly love.
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"The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon… people who have their life together," Nicki explained, denying claims that she spoke poorly of Cardi's new daughter.
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And the team at the National Association of Manufacturers has just given me an incredible opportunity to be part of something transformative, to be creative and to serve this industry and our country in a very different and exciting way.
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Having never before won a World Cup penalty shootout — England lost the 1990 semi-final to Germany on spot-kicks, and exited the 1998 and 2006 tournaments in similar fashion — players and fans alike sensed they were part of something special.
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It wasn't until a few years ago, when my son was old enough to see it for the first time, that I fully embraced it again and was proud of the fact that I was a part of something special and unique.
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But, the emails that we've gotten, that they've sent back, were so heartwarming and soulful, because they felt like they were part of something that actually made a positive impact on the world and they felt so, I don't know, happy about that.
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"All of the risk is on the therapist, all the work is done by the therapist, but there's a tremendous amount of fear and control — and they dangle this carrot, that you're part of something big and important," a current therapist opined.
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As an African-American playing the first match on Arthur Ashe, Rubin says she was aware of being part of something bigger than a sporting contest but it was only years later that she came to truly appreciate the significance of the moment.
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Image via YouTube Sampha has spent the past few years remaining just out-of-view, only occasionally moving into our collective vision as part of something exceptional, like on Kanye West's "Saint Pablo" or Frank Ocean's "Alabama" or his very own "Timmy's Prayer".
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These so-called foreign and domestic groups are also recruiting from the same pool: young men, driven by anger or failure, some with mental health problems, looking for a scapegoat for perceived injustices or just seeking to be a part of something.
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Moments like these can be very poignant and make me feel sad for their circumstances — but also happy about being a part of something that is giving them some joy and happiness in the moment, and hopefully inspiring some faith about the future.
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When we see a wall of books, it's a physical reminder that we are part of something much bigger than ourselves: a history, a culture and a species that values knowledge for the sake of knowledge and art for the sake of art.
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The police, meanwhile, shroud their faces (it's part of something called DOPA, or the Defense of Police Act), including detective Angela Abar (Regina King), who dons a mask and cowl when she secretly leaps into action, flouting laws designed to control such masked vigilantes.
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" Under fire Jerusalem's secular Mayor Nir Barkat, meanwhile, told Yedioth Ahronoth, an Israeli daily newspaper, that he would not be marching in the parade "because I don't want to be part of something that offends the Haredi (Ultra-Orthodox) public and the national-religious public.
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"The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon… people who have their life together," she said during an episode of her Queen radio show on Apple Music's Beats 1.
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It features the sort of concept many shows (most especially those on The CW) have come to rely on in the past five or so years, centering on a group of witty teens who learn they're part of Something Bigger, and/or have superpowers.
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"The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon… people who have their life together," she said during an episode of her Queen radio show on Apple Music's Beats 1.
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Except that rapper, Kari Faux, did not love LA. "I had never been a part of something like that, and it was just kind of strange to me," Kari Faux says, of the new music industry environment she found herself in for the first time.
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It was too much for brothers Aaron and Nathan Howard, co-owners of Southern Oregon cannabis farm East Fork Cultivars, who had been working with Phylos on a high-CBD hemp breeding project since February as part of something called the Breeding Innovation Network.
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" She went on ... "It's important to try to keep families together and having positive open-minded conversations, and, for me, to be a part of something that can continue building the bridge to create a safe space for everyone sounds like a beautiful opportunity.
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Certainly there would be no shame in him winning the award, and both he and Hendricks are part of something that may be historic—we won't know for a while yet—the Chicago Cubs team that finally puts the ghosts of 1908 to rest.
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These little Aussies from all different cultural backgrounds seemed to know without being taught that sport is fun, not just because you might win a trophy at the end of the season, but because you get to be part of something bigger with your friends.
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I also sold the platinum ring to Mr. Kwiat because his $11,000 price was competitive — and I liked the idea that a diamond which had meant joy and love to my mother-in-law and to me would be part of something new and beautiful.
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So I think less about the person who travels to LA to attend E3 and more about the kid in Stockholm who could never afford to go to E3, but still wants to be a part of something that celebrates his or her passion point.
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"This need to be connected, the curiosity of discovering a new platform, or the desire of being part of something, to catch up with the continuing evolution of web experiences, are the main psychological reasons that let us give our privacy away," Acosta adds.
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Cruz and Rubio are promising that if elected, they will deliver not just faraway foreign policy victories but also feelings of personal pride and strength to any American who wishes to see himself as part of something powerful enough to dictate terms to the world.
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Life goes by so quickly and now I'm in a position where — after [leaving the industry and] caring for my father for three years and helping him gain his health back — the choices that I make to be a part of something, take up valuable time.
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When you look around the country and you see things like Black Lives Matter and a bunch of other powerful black leaders kind of coming to the forefront of the national dialogue, do you see your candidacy as part of something bigger, as connected to that movement?
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The most that I can say is that it awakens something inside for those of us tied to the series, something that speaks to the longing of our hearts to be part of something truly magnificent, to fight for life against death, to have a purpose.
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It's a way of promising that, if elected, the candidate will deliver not just faraway foreign policy victories but also feelings of personal pride and strength to any American who wishes to see himself as part of something powerful enough to dictate terms to the world.
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But "Blindspotting" is also part of something new: For the first time in Oakland's long history as a cultural wellspring, major film artists are surfacing in rapid succession — a development that reflects an overdue shift in Hollywood regarding what kind of stories and storytellers receive support.
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Everlane fans are well aware that these kinds of unmissable deals are not a common occurrence for the retailer, so if you're asking yourself why now, the answer is this: community matters, and Everlane wants its shoppers to know they're part of something bigger than the brand.
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The world can seem hostile, our own governments turning against us, but for me, the connections I've made cruising and flirting and chatting have made me feel part of something larger, something essential, something that has never failed me: a community of men who love one another.
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"I think this agreement is something that can be helpful to a great number of students and families, and is part of something I've tried to do my entire career — helping people to achieve and meet their goals," Hampton University President William Harvey said in a statement.
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Either way, I recommend doing it on the weekend if you can, because these are traditionally non-workdays, and it helps you feel like you're part of something bigger than yourself when your screen-free time is on a rest day for people all over the world.
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The mother of a young son, Collett decided to become involved in politics for the first time in the wake of Trump's election in 2016 — something that she realizes makes her part of something akin to an army of left-leaning women, reeling in the wake of Trump's victory.
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" When The Chances premieres next year, Stern and Feldman have a pretty good idea of who will watch it: "What will make our show so relatable is that everyone can understand how it feels to be on the outside looking in, wanting to be a part of something.
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"I try not to let stuff that's around me affect my being, but there was definitely a stigma that was lingering for a little bit — being a part of something like that," Ventiera told PEOPLE at Jill Zarin's 5th Annual Luxury Luncheon in the Hamptons this past weekend.
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It's a consoling thought for all runners, who seek something sweeter than Olympic medals and age-group victories: the redemptive, timeless pleasure of long-distance running — a way to "be a part of something so much larger than ourselves … to make some sense of our stupid little lives."
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She had been both employed and poor for her entire adulthood, but only in the past few months had she learned that officially made her a part of something: the low-wage workforce, the fastest growing segment of a splintering American economy that continues to expand at both extremes.
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When these girls are much older, and mature enough to understand terrible violations, and humiliation, and pain, we are going to sit them down and tell them the story of our investigation, and our team's work, and how all of us became part of something much bigger than ourselves.
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"There is a fine line between people who want to be part of something that they never had an official role in, and people who actually played a role in either the campaign or transition," he said, amid a smattering of laughter in the briefing room last month.
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"I think this agreement is something that can be helpful to a great number of students and families, and is part of something I've tried to do my entire career -- helping people to achieve and meet their goals," Hampton University President William R. Harvey said in a statement.
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My white rose has already wilted and I too will probably forget many, if not all, of the exercises and details of the night; however, it was exciting to be a part of something so energetically holistic, to sleep so close to others carrying out the same intention.
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"When these girls are much older, and mature enough to understand terrible violations, and humiliation, and pain, we are going to sit them down and tell them the story of our investigation, and our team's work, and how all of us became part of something much bigger than ourselves," they said.
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I mean I was on the way over here, 12 paragraphs from a woman because they understand this gap, this investing gap, they understand what's out there doesn't work for them, and they truly want to be part of something that can make things better for themselves and for other women.
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Crowe has the more familiar part, as the brooding brute—albeit one who's more gut than muscle at this point—looking to be part of something worthwhile and noble for once; if you twist the timelines a bit, you can almost imagine the character as L.A. Confidential's Bud White, 25 years later.
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If you don't want to express your lack of apathy by listening to my band or any other political band, that's cool, but some people, myself included, when I put on a band that tested my ideas or reflected my values, it made me feel like I was part of something bigger.
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I think there's enormous challenges that we face with headwinds in the digital advertising space and you name it, but I think we actually do believe in the era where people want to be a part of something and want to belong to something, National Geographic can really be that rallying brand.
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" Drucker is also deeply invested in making trans histories accessible through her practice, "so trans folks today and in the future can be more secure in the world knowing that they're a part of something big — knowing that people have lived and died for our freedom and have led us to this moment.
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"Purpose is that sense that we are part of something bigger than ourselves, that we are needed, that we have something better ahead to work for," Mr. Zuckerberg said in his commencement address at Harvard, where he wore a suit and light blue tie instead of his usual gray T-shirt and jeans.
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Minaj spoke out about the altercation just days after it happened: "The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon… people who have their life together," she said during an episode of her Queen radio show on Apple Music's Beats 1.
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"I think it's great to be a part of something that is essentially moving the sport forward and really emphasizing the strategy and allowing some different scenarios to play out that haven't necessarily been playing out like it has been over the last few years," said Ryan Pemberton, director of competition at JR Motorsports.
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Although the Ladies don't have full-time career aspirations for esports, a few key factors fuel them to keep playing: their competitive drive, close friendships with each other ("It makes me feel like I'm a part of something bigger, part of a family," Alex says), and desire to show what women can do in the esport space.
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Nicki Minaj is finally speaking out about her already-infamous fight with Cardi B. "The other night I was part of something so mortifying and so humiliating to go through in front of a bunch upper echelon… people who have their life together," Minaj, 35, remarked during Monday's episode of her Queen radio show on Apple Music's Beats 1.
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It's not like these people are like, "Oh yeah, I grew up going to punk shows" or "I grew up going to metal shows" or "I was into this hip-hop scene" or "I was a house DJ." A lot of them are lawyers or business consultants, they've never actually been part of something that would be considered that type of subculture.
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Until that moment, I had felt mildly ashamed that I had chosen to participate without properly evaluating and unpacking the foundations of the event, and as the discourse continued to unravel, I wasn't sure I wanted to be part of something that didn't clearly stand for anything except getting a bunch of women to show up in the same place.
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We must make the most of our moment — to fight for freedom, to protect our God-given rights, even of those with whom we don't agree, so that when we are old and gray, and when our work is done, and we give those we love one final kiss goodbye, we will be able to say, 'Freedom matters, and I was part of something beautiful.
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The closest I've come to feeling part of something larger than myself, as if I were now cooking a recipe and eating a dish I could pass along to others like a gift, was when I started eating and making the galbijjim that the chef Peter Cho serves at Han Oak, the restaurant he owns with his wife, Sun Young Park, in Portland, Ore.
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But as my research has shown, the sense of meaningfulness provided by religion is not so easily replicated in nonreligious settings: When Americans abandon traditional houses of worship, they increasingly search for alternative religious-like experiences (including those involving ideas about ghosts or space aliens) in order to feel as if they are part of something larger and more meaningful than their brief mortal lives.
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"It's a very inspirational point in the [private space] industry where you are seeing SpaceX, Blue Origin, and other commercial space companies drawing some of the top engineering talent in the world, because of the allure of being part of something much bigger than yourself," Barret Schlegelmilch, president of the MIT Sloan Astropreneurship and Space Industry Club and co-founder of the startup Lunar Station, told me over the phone.
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They provide all of us with a sense of purpose and hope; moral validation that we are needed and part of something bigger than ourselves; comfort that we are not alone and a community is looking out for us; mentorship, guidance and personal development; a safety net; values, cultural norms and accountability; social gatherings, rituals and a way to meet new people; and a way to pass time.
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Yes, you'll find at-home instructions for replicating all your favorite orders — from their craggy-edged smashed California-style burger to the vanilla custard Concretes — but, in typical Shack fashion, you'll also come away feeling like (a) you want to apply for a job there; (b) now is the time to join the "Maker" revolution … mustard, relish, jam, anything; (c) you're somehow part of something way bigger than burgers and fries.
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YOU DON'T WANT TO JUMP INTO SOMETHING IF YOU'RE NOT PASSIONATE ABOUT IT. JEFF AND I HAVE BEEN QUIETLY BUILDING THIS FOR FOUR YEARS AND GETTING A CHANCE TO LEARN EACH OTHER BUT ALSO LEARN THE BUSINESS AND SEE IF I ACTUALLY LOVE IT. AND I GOT TO TELL YOU, NO GREATER FEELING THAN ACTUALLY HELPING ENTREPRENEURS BE SUCCESSFUL AND BEING A PART OF SOMETHING THAT'S ACTUALLY HELPING THEIR DREAMS COME TRUE.
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AND, YOU KNOW, A BIG PART OF WHAT WE HAVE TO DO IS MAKE SURE THAT PEOPLE FEEL SAFE USING IT. AND THAT'S, YOU KNOW, EVERYONE WHO USES OUR TECHNOLOGIES, BUT ALSO ME PERSONALLY, AND I'M JUST HONORED THAT WE ARE PART OF SOMETHING THAT REALLY CAN INFLUENCE AND CAN REALLY, YOU KNOW, SHOW PEOPLE A DIFFERENT WAY OF THINKING AND CHANGES THE WORLD AND HOW PEOPLE USE IT TO CHANGE THE WORLD.
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Laying the blame instead at the feet of co-founder Billy McFarland, who is currently serving a six-year prison sentence for fraud, Atkins explained that the festival's marketing used the concept of FOMO, or the fear of missing out, to target "the dweeb, the outcast, the nerd, the geek," who "wants to be a part of something that's cool" by using endorsements from celebrities and influencers like Kendall Jenner, Bella Hadid, and Hailey Bieber.
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The same time-use data also allocates another, broader category to "socializing and communicating," a designation that includes not just the good stuff — the heart-to-heart with an adoring spouse, or setting the world to rights with a dear friend over a bottle of wine — but any kind of socializing and communicating at all between two adults, where this is their main activity rather than an incidental part of something else, like working.
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" She added: "To be able to be a part of something where young men and women and boys and girls have been through even worse than what I have been through in my own life [and] to see that they weren't suicidal like I was, they weren't cutting up their arms like I was, they were forgiving and loving themselves and those who did that to them, that gave me a way out.
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