It's a rare person these days who can take that road.
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Unsurprisingly, the ever-confident Elon Musk is the rare person to claim victory.
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It's a rare person in America who doesn't know of someone with Alzheimer's disease.
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Of course, there's always the very rare person who comes on and tries to troll.
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"She represents that rare person who was able to get away," says director Joe Berlinger.
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And Mr. Wicker is the rare person who appreciated the prospect of a dimmer life.
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I think he is the rare person in Silicon Valley who can work with a woman.
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It takes a rare person to keep moving forward, let alone sustain a high level of work.
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It is a rare person who gives up what he loves in exchange for what he believes.
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Manning seems to be that rare person who has evaded the usual internet cynicism—and that positivity is contagious.
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This is as charming as encountering the rare person who knows when to speak and when to be silent.
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It's the rare person who will drop more than $50 on a bottle of wine without hesitation, me included.
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Every once in a while, you'll meet one—the rare person who just doesn't care for the taste of chocolate.
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A rare person can excel in the sciences despite the lack of advanced formal education, but that is rare indeed.
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At Ms. Woodruff's table was the rare person she hadn't seen before: Julie Radford, Ivanka Trump's new chief of staff.
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It would be a rare person that was not shocked into understanding how the Sims monument affects some when viewing WMOAP.
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If someone needs prolonged health care, it is the rare person who can actually afford to pay for it out of pocket.
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"Your sister is a truly rare person, and it is with the greatest sadness that I have to move on," he'd written.
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He was the rare person who could persuade world leaders — including, last year, the four living former presidents — to travel to College Station, Tex.
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"It's a rare person, like Bill Gates, who was an entrepreneur and also was a very effective CEO for many, many years," he says.
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And for the rare person who did buy a book from Microsoft, it's probably heartening to hear that Microsoft will be refunding every ebook purchase.
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" He added of Edwards: "I think he's a rare person, and him choosing this, that's why everybody's going, 'There's got to be something behind this.
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If you're the rare person with a tower PC, or you're a builder eager to create something cheap, then the RX 550 is a good choice.
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" But private health insurers allow so much fraud that prosecutors use an idiom to describe the rare person who gets caught: "Pigs get fat, hogs get slaughtered.
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Kenneth Libbrecht is that rare person who, in the middle of winter, gleefully leaves Southern California for a place like Fairbanks, Alaska, where wintertime temperatures rarely rise above freezing.
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And then everybody knows that rare person who has seemingly mastered both, who can send all the right social signals while producing speech that also has interesting semantic content.
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Winnie Mandela was briefly incarcerated while pregnant with Zenani, and Mr. Mandela reminded his daughter that she was the rare person who'd served jail time even before she was born.
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"It's a rare person who feels the itch for a challenge beyond the already challenging role of leading comms at Google," said Pichai in a statement to Recode about Powell.
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That is a perfect long-term goal, but in your 20s in particular, it's the rare person who's going to be able to save that much right out of the gate.
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Harry is that rare person who means so much to so many people in so many different ways, but to no one, could he be more meaningful than he has been to his little brother.
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Kushner stands out among Trump's associates in that his father is the rare person actually prosecuted for and convicted of serious financial crimes, which doesn't seem to have made the younger Kushner any more cautious.
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If if if— you are the rare person possessing the strength of character, personal resolve, financial liquidity and depth of relationships necessary to weather the storms that will inevitably occur, then by all means open a restaurant.
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It is the rare person who doesn't own a pair of sweatpants — unlike a suit, which can cost hundreds of dollars, a pair of sweatpants can go for 15 bucks — and they might as well be gray.
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First, someone she knows well; second, a political partner who won't upstage her; and third, and most important, that rare person who can assume the office of the presidency on a moment's notice should the circumstances require it.
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It is the rare person who knows the road yet has the ability to walk on both sides of the street, but if Democrats are going to harness and amplify all of this electric interest we can't have 17 people in charge.
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Since he was six years old, he has been speaking out about environmental issues, especially climate change, and is the rare person who is equally capable of addressing the United Nations or a crowd of hip hop concert-goers (his first solo album, Break Free, is due out in 2018).
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As progressive Christian author and thinking Jim Wallis noted in a Washington Post editorial, a "tolerant, liberal" society should fairly ask pressing, even harsh questions about how a candidate's faith would inform their public behavior; it would be the rare person of any faith who would argue it should have no effect.
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He is the rare person who has managed to wrest success from a glimmer of possibility he saw and could barely articulate — by marrying his desperate need for the theater, for its transporting, fantastical qualities, to his desperate need to have money, or at least enough of it to never feel lousy about it again.
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Barnett has appeared in the Xbox 360 game Beautiful Katamari as one of the people that can be rolled up. He appears as the rare person "Wrestler" in his signature trunks and PRIDE FC gloves. Josh Barnett is set to face Marcin Rozlaski in bare knuckle boxing event hosted in Poland at 23.10.2020. Billy Robinson had contributed immensely in training Barnett.
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In 1926 her parents needed her and she returned home. She became the first 1926 she became the County Librarian in Laois. While working as a librarian Roe was able to study further and, as a rare person with a car, she toured sites and visited schools. One result of her presentations to schools was to inspire Ireland’s first female archaeologists, Ellen Prendergast.
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A few years later, while working in Jacksonville, Florida, he accepted his calling to become a writer. He went back to school for an M.A. in English, with a concentration in creative writing, at the University of North Florida. That made him the rare person with engineering and fiction theses in the United States library system. He taught literature and creative writing at UNF from 1993 to 2003.
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It would have been especially rare to mate with somebody who lived in another country. However, Chang et al. found that a rare person who mates with a person far away will in time connect the worldwide family tree, and that no population is truly completely isolated. The MRCA of all humans almost certainly lived in East Asia, which would have given them key access to extremely isolated populations in Australia and the Americas.
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4 The Stage declared it "as full of drama as an egg is full of meat", after, however, a first act "the reverse of exhilarating". "It is the first act that drags, and needs tightening up", agreed the London Mercury. The reviewers of the London production found Cecil Trouncer's Hector Galbraith "truly terrifying", Cathleen Nesbitt's Mrs Galbraith "magnificent", and Alan Napier's Hugh Gifford "that rare person on the stage, a writer of quick intelligence".A. V. Cookman in the London Mercury, 1938, p.
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Many give birth in the protected waters of Coiba National Park but can be seen by all nearby islands. Panama's Tommy Guardia National Geographical Institute is charting the first interactive map for whale watching in Latin America to aid in collecting research and contributing to the protection and preservation of the endangered mammal. Gabriel Despaigne said: > When the Green Association of Panama in 2003 began the "Save the whales" > campaign, people thought that the mammals were only in cold countries, and > now it’s a rare person who doesn’t know that Panama has whales. Humpback whales are one of over 20 species of marine mammals that can be observed in the area.
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In 1964, she published one of her most shocking and famous books, A paixão segundo G.H., about a woman who, in the maid's room of her comfortable Rio penthouse, endures a mystical experience that leads to her eating part of a cockroach. In the same year, she published another book of stories and miscellany, The Foreign Legion. The American translator Gregory Rabassa, who first encountered Lispector in the mid 1960s, at a conference on Brazilian literature, in Texas, recalled being "flabbergasted to meet that rare person [Lispector] who looked like Marlene Dietrich and wrote like Virginia Woolf". On September 14, 1966, she suffered a terrible accident in her apartment.
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In introducing Grove at her 1997 guest lecture at the International Center for Photography, Phil Block, the Director of Programs, stated that "few people can radically alter the history of photography or the history of art but, in her work, Kathy Grove is the rare person who has done both."Phil Block quotation is from his introductory remarks for Kathy Grove’s October 1997 Guest Lecture at the International Center for Photography, New York City. Among other projects related to Grove’s work, scholars Anna Chave, of the CUNY Graduate Center and Joanna Isaak of Fordham University did a videotaped dialogue, Kathy Grove: An Interview About The Other Series. Filmed and edited by Tricia McLaughlin, in 2001.
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