Having to recategorize yourself as "unemployed" robs you of your self-respect — and self-respect, it turns out, matters more than mere limbs.
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She was a woman of dignity and self - respect.
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Teach your daughters to be strong, instill in them self-respect.
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Not pictured: My deep shame and complete lack of self-respect.
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But I mean, what kind of self-respect does he have?
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The bus recording has given them a path to self-respect.
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"What happened to self-respect and taking responsibility?" he asks me.
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She knew our democracy (and our self-respect) depend upon it.
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Respect for self, respect for others is the energy we're after.
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It's all a lot of fun if you have no self-respect.
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It was about honor, self-respect, dignity, reputation, and a clear conscience.
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But it really has to do with self-respect as a nation.
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I could never look myself in the mirror again with self-respect.
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They teach you to call upon your self-respect and self-reliance.
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When your putative successes are faked, you're not entitled to self-respect.
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We had a surfeit of love, self-respect, humor, hope, and pride.
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It's a self-respect problem amongst a large section of the population.
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It's important to showcase that, because it's important to encourage learning self-respect.
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To maintain self-respect when things were unchangeable, I ignored how things were.
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Venezuela has self respect and no one will apply this charter to Venezuela.
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Politicians need to think about self-respect as well as value-for-money.
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With whatever is left over, maybe I can afford a little self-respect.
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To empower other curvy girls to embrace their inner confidence and self-respect.
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Many are willing to let their thirst for power overtake their self-respect.
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You have no self-respect," reads the description of the undressed woman. "Boo!
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We've already seen cabinet members discarding self-respect and sinking to grotesque obsequiousness.
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Big or small, one country should conduct itself with dignity and self-respect.
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What Twitter needs more than anything is a healthy dose of self-respect.
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It brings up the question: how do you maintain your self-respect and survive?
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Living here has robbed them of their self-respect and they want to escape.
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So, I've given her a name and a persona, just for self-respect reasons.
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If Winter's so-called rant proves anything, it's that she does have self-respect.
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Rejecting polarization is more than self-improvement; it is an exercise in self-respect.
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My self-respect, apparently, was worth $1 a tweet, but how much per video?
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They have been failed by their parents and lost something precious: their self-respect.
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If Trump's economic adviser Larry Kudlow had a gram of self-respect he'd resign.
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If you choose to persevere and move on, you will gain self-respect and confidence.
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Considering recent disasters against the same opponent, N.Y.C.F.C. gained considerable self-respect with the reversal.
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Could his presence shroud the theme of "self-respect" she's hoping to evoke on Queen?
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Love, and self-respect, and opening ourselves to others, on the other hand, are risks.
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The boys had argued that the experience did harm to their dignity and self-respect.
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It tasted like self-respect, I decided, and slid the book back onto its shelf.
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If she doesn't have enough self-respect to care about herself, that's going to be a very hard person for me to date, and what I want to ask about you, is your lack of self care a sign of lack of self-respect?
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She claims that the speaker told students they had to cover up to show self-respect.
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The resulting loss of self-respect is not neutralised by a few quarters of rising wages.
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Now, anyone with $5 to spare and no self-respect can get in on the action.
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Brits may be shameless boozehounds, but we attempt to maintain at least a little self-respect.
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Such a gesture would show self-respect and grace, and would be appreciated by the Vietnamese.
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" He also said, "Nothing is worth losing your own self-respect or betraying your moral compass.
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It was creepy and objectifying, and I was an adult woman with agency and self-respect.
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Women should learn that self respect and personal dignity are more important than money or fame.
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People with good mental and emotional boundaries have a strong sense of identity and self-respect.
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Timmonsville Mayor Pro Tem William James, Jr., said the ordinance is about self-respect, WMBF-TV reported.
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The truth, I realize as he advises me, is that self-respect isn't about money at all.
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A lot of people blithely advise the poor to work their way toward dignity and self-respect.
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Stop trying so hard, especially at the expense of a woman's dignity and your own self-respect.
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Through sex work, I've been able to build up my self-esteem and reclaim my self-respect.
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"For God's sake have some self-respect," one former ally of Watson said upon seeing the footage.
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But if you do, at least you can drift out of consciousness until your self-respect returns.
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There are always alternative path to career but loss of self respect and dignity is for ever.
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Lasting as long as Kanye West, they learn, is a perquisite for good sex and self-respect.
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For that we rely on conscience, dignity, class, self-respect, and other endangered species in Trump's Washington.
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Mr Macron, it seems, is set on restoring the office's dignity, as well as the country's self-respect.
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"I knew I didn't have much to gain except for my self respect," he said of the lawsuit.
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Is opening a bottle like a normal person with dignity and self-respect not EXTREME enough for you?
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"I knew I didn't have much to gain except for my self respect," Gross said on leaving Pimco.
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And if Theresa May had any self-respect, she would be calling a press conference Thursday to resign.
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Name Withheld It's an awful thing when school districts undermine the professional confidence and self-respect of teachers.
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The political price for honesty is steep, but the loss of self-respect and honor is even steeper.
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And no hotshot former publisher or love triangle plot is worth the loss of that much self-respect.
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Let your children know that asking for help when you need it is an act of self-respect.
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Your self-respect is what keeps you from throwing those gifts away on people who don't deserve them.
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A Trump victory would suggest a deeper illness, a country that doesn't realize it has lost its self-respect.
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If the Republican National Committee were an institution with any sway or self-respect, this never would have happened.
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It takes a lot of balls to send an email like that, if not much self-respect and dignity.
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" He continued, "For this shoot I wanted to capture feminine beauty as an expression of empowerment and self-respect.
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Each of those dictators still had the self-respect to not bring their unqualified adult children to international summits.
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"If children are taught self-respect they are less likely to exploit themselves in that way," said Ms Saligari.
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Insatiable similarly compounds the idea that thinness is a necessary condition for self-respect and the respect of others.
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Stuff that, were it to get out, would be mortifying for anyone with even a shred of self-respect.
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And the virtues of self-respect — toughness, moral nerve, character — have never been, unlike the presidency, male-only business.
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It encroaches on boundaries and intrudes on others' space, jostling self-respect and good taste out of the way.
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As Elphaba in Broadway's "Wicked," she belted out tunes about empowerment; as Maureen in "Rent," she preached self-respect.
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Especially when there are even greater things — your sanity, your self-respect — that you're still at risk to lose.
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That way, you can regain your self-respect, but at the cost of a reductive understanding of your responsibilities.
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I find a lot of self respect through physical exercise and that has really helped me mentally through these struggles.
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Best eaten with a spoon and no self-respect, La Tur's pillowy, butter-like insides are milky, tangy, and rich.
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I don't believe that modesty is synonymous with self respect and especially not the respect you should receive from others.
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"I was taught self-respect and grace and strength," the Fifty Shades star said, reflecting on her grandmother's own experiences.
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"Both self-respect, as well as political pragmatism, demand that the Congress elect a new leader," Guha said on Twitter.
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People would stop killing one another in the name of dignity and self-respect, and life would probably be boring.
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I'm not saying I want you to do crimes, I am just saying that you should have some self-respect.
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Fussing over details is a matter of respect: of professional self-respect, and of respect for the authors we translate.
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It is when you are required to step up and take full responsibility for yourself or compromise your self-respect.
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I'm singling out these three somewhat randomly, but also because they've traveled particularly self-mortifying journeys away from self-respect.
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And she is a woman I've seen fight, for the well-being of her children and for own her self-respect.
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"There are more important things than comfort: self-respect," Donner tells Rudolph after the reindeer complains about the nose cover-up.
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Four months after arriving on desktop, Gmail's potentially job/relationship/self-respect-saving self-destruction feature is finally available on Android.
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"I'm proud to say that he's one of the few men on earth with a little self-respect left," she says.
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Among the Sikhs, the dastaar or turban is an article of faith that represents honor, self-respect, courage, spirituality and piety.
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It is a deeply European feeling, nurtured on a self-respect, the sense of one's own worth, rights, needs and desires.
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The surface structure of Ali's brashness pointed to the deeper structure of his quest for black self-respect, and ours too.
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Either because of lagging funds, a desire to protect political career opportunities, or simply to preserve a bit of self-respect.
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Syntax and sensibility: Nobody wed them quite like Joan Didion, the author of that essay, "On Self-Respect," and many others.
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Yet he assails government policies aimed at helping the poor on the grounds that they quickly destroy autonomy and self-respect.
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If it's your pattern to devote yourself to people who mistreat you, then please work on your self-respect in counseling.
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That way, when you move on to a place that appreciates you, you'll still have good work habits and self-respect.
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No, the new Hannah B. is too busy embracing her newly discovered self-respect and chill to be worried about such things.
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But like Peter, we learn it had a whole lot to do with her valuing her own self-respect above all else.
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To the visitor's eye Basaksehir lacks character, perhaps, but to devout, working-class Turks it stands for dignity, self-respect and prosperity.
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The steeper the income gradient, the less secure everyone becomes, in both their self-respect and their sense of the community's esteem.
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It's important for your own self-respect and contentment at work to let others know if and when they've overstepped the limits.
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Despite the current talk about centeredness, health, fitness, self-respect, their main goal is, as one gym's slogan puts it, to #lookbetternaked.
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In the process, Toledo captures, with equal parts wit and poignancy, the freefall between losing your innocence and reclaiming your self-respect.
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Here, I think we have some old bedsheets—dye them black with the ashes of your self-respect and sew them together.
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I felt a sudden loss of confidence and self-respect, a frightening sense of isolation and a loss of faith in society.
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Monica Lewinsky walked off a stage and that tiny act of self-preservation and self-respect has become an international news story.
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Faced with credible evidence that a president was abusing his powers, it would not muster the institutional self-respect to even investigate.
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If my people said the things about me that Podesta & Hillary's people said about her, I would fire them out of self respect.
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" Chamberlin concluded that resigning was the right thing to do, because "I could never look myself in the mirror again with self-respect.
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My purpose is to now pass along this lesson of unconditional self-love and self-respect to every woman who's willing to listen.
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In a great show of self-respect and personal dignity, she elected to end it rather than tolerate being less than fully embraced.
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Instead, he gave her six phrases as a parting gift: self-esteem, self-respect, love yourself, be strong, be independent and be confident.
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While it's good to be open-minded about the many ways someone identifies, it's just as crucial to balance that with self-respect.
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" Roque stated in a separate interview with PEOPLE, "Out of self respect, I want to stand up for our family and protect them.
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In 2011, Kline's first solo show, Dignity and Self-Respect, focused on New York's creative class—their desires, their habits, and their frailties.
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She told The Sun ... Stephen Belafonte stripped her of her "self-respect and self-worth" during more than a year of court battles.
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Is the lure of power and high office so sweet and seductive that otherwise rational individuals will sacrifice all dignity and self-respect?
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He taught me how to stand on my own two feet, taught me what self-respect was, taught me to never ever quit.
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But have a little self-respect, guys — time is our most limited resource, and you'll never get that hour and a half back.
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" Roque said in a separate interview with PEOPLE, "Out of self respect, I want to stand up for our family and protect them.
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The cover depicted the blueprint for a house, but the rooms were designated things like employment, nutrition, responsibility, relationship, bills, investment, self-respect.
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As your own self-respect begins to grow, others will begin to see there is much more to you than they ever realized.
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Sikhs wear turbans to represent piety, spirituality, courage, self-respect, and honor, and allow their hair to grow to symbolize devotion to God.
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After several weeks of steady paychecks, they begin to earn the respect of family and friends, and then finally they feel self-respect.
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The pastors "played successfully with ambivalence" as they delivered messages that were designed to restore self-understanding and self-respect, Mr Cazarin says.
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Another party leader said people trying to cut costs when traveling to work abroad - which millions of Uzbeks do - have no self-respect.
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Has Cruz no taste or decency or self-respect or—well, OK, this is the same man who called Kavanaugh a "victory for America" and is still sucking up to Trump years after the president accused his father of killing JFK and also blamed that MILF porn fiasco on a staffer—so decency and self-respect are probably out of the question.
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If you missed it ... Roseanne appeared on Candace's show Saturday and called out women involved in the #MeToo movement for having no self-respect.
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Peyote worship preserved their culture and identity and nurtured an ethos of self-respect, particularly abstinence from the alcohol that was destroying their societies.
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Otherwise I risk losing my sanity in the marketing madness and my soul in the spectacle and my self-respect in the great con.
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" He added ... "I've learned to walk away from anything or anyone that THREATENS my PEACE of MIND, SELF-RESPECT, VALUES, MORALS or SELF WORTH.
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Didion is a big-picture writer and a vital writer ("On Self-Respect" is required reading for any woman, "Sentimental Journeys" for any person).
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In October 2014, Vogue republished Didion's 1961 essay "On Self-Respect," and its relevance to mainstream feminist priorities—"You do you," self-care, etc.
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They also love how she stays covered up, and "has a bit of self-respect, not like these half-naked girls on the telly".
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They respect who they actually are and not whom they merely wish they were, and their authentic self-respect makes them respectful of others.
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Already, there are signs that Mr. Trump's closest aides are struggling to cling to some self-respect by edging away from the president's fantasies.
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It makes you put up with less; you're less prone to settling and more interested in self-respect and not settling for scraps, basically.
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" The woman's heart-wrenching confession has hit a chord with HONY fans, many of whom have commented to salute her strength, courage, and "self-respect.
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There are hints of the elegiac, distinctive earlier Didion voice in "On Self-Respect," and in another essay she wrote for Vogue on American summers.
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Thankfully Mitski was on fairly early and watching her scream about heartbreak and self-respect almost as gutturally as Tom Araya properly sorted me out.
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"Any Chinese person with self-respect for their nationality should boycott Japanese goods and boycott traveling to Japan," one writer on China's Weibo platform wrote.
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Here was a group of individuals who had rules and regulations that you had to adhere to, all about honor and self-respect and discipline.
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The travel writer, at least, had to sit down and actually bash it all out, which gave him or her some measure of self-respect.
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Others have said it's given them just a little more self respect, and an ability to take a pause, or a beat before they react.
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The things I gained along the way, like self-respect, camaraderie, a sense of purpose and even a six-pack came as an added bonus.
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So it does become difficult if you want to maintain any sense of dignity or self-respect when you are a woman on this show.
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But the emphasis on strength of will, the bootstrap, the calls to toughness and self-respect — all of this touches some need in his audience.
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DUA LIPA Lust and self-respect go side by side in Dua Lipa's pop songs, as giant drumbeats make room for her low, adamant voice.
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Better to get rid of minimum wage entirely so everyone has a job and the self-respect and self-development that come along with it.
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If they didn't want me here, and they didn't want me back home in America, how could I believe I was worthy of self-respect?
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I was away from home, on my own, and I had to produce good work to be able to go home with some self-respect.
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But the thing that stuck with me was her unshakable belief in the idea that feeding yourself good food is an act of self-respect.
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The tangible keepsake of the photograph is the thing Mohammed believes can help concretize the gossamer concepts of self-respect, self-empowerment, and visual representation.
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My definition of lady powers would definitely have to be having confidence, having a sense of self love, dignity, self-respect, all those kinds of things.
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Sure. But the level of judgment and self-respect on display from start to finish is so unwavering we have no choice but to reward it.
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Oh is best known for her street performance, My Lingerie Show, in which she stands in her lingerie speaking about feminism, street harassment, and self-respect.
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The road to genuine self-esteem, confidence, and self-respect is assertiveness — through the willingness to align your actions with your values no matter the circumstance.
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For Liverpool supporters, fandom also offers a set of values: compassion, internationalism, decency, honor, self- respect and respect for others, even Manchester United fans (well, sometimes).
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Mr. Trump has ushered in a fresh era of noxious manhood wherein bullying is conflated with toughness and self-interest is more important than self-respect.
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In the early 1970s, Seventeen magazine urged prepubescent me to guard my self-respect, which meant, I knew, to not be obvious about liking a boy.
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Proponents of abstinence-only sexual education argue that the programs teach more than pregnancy prevention — they also build self-control and self-respect in young people.
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Schoolgirls and weathered farmers shared an unscripted devotion born of admiration for Mr. Castro's ideals and values, and for the self-respect he gave his people.
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If it was tough for me, imagine how much we are hurting the self-respect and dignity of women who are actually going through this every day.
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"How absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship," she clapped back, in part, on Twitter.
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Contemporary photography is great because it's never been so easy or acceptable to be so vain, and vanity can bring self-respect when it is properly managed.
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"In the quiet moments, you will feel something deeper than the fleeting excitement resulting from attention, you will feel something called pride and self respect," she wrote.
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Where some saw in Cheek a figure willing to sacrifice self-respect in pursuit of revenue, others saw a brilliant tactician navigating a minefield of white antipathy.
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It is, however, not easy to explain how the Louisville Lip morphed from a blarney-filled boxer into a global symbol of racial pride and self-respect.
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But I don't see how you can hang on to your own self-respect unless you're willing to stand up for the truth and fundamental American values.
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"Cuck" is a pejorative term used by the so-called alt-right for a man who has no self-respect, or more broadly for politically liberal males.
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It had been a way of getting out of the room while leaving Quichotte with a scrap of self-respect and the sense of still being needed.
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But after Cambridge Analytica gave her the boot without so much as a kind word or her last paycheck, she finally understood that money bought self-respect.
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We believe that our morality is a long-term investment, whose benefits only our children may reap, but is the wellspring of our self-respect and survival.
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But any love that asks you to contort your self-respect into self-doubt, any love that renders you invisible, will never make you feel entirely safe.
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The callous palms of the laborer are conversant with finer tissues of self-respect and heroism, whose touch thrills the heart, than the languid fingers of idleness.
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As Season 3 begins, Jimmy (Bob Odenkirk) continues to run small-time cons while trying to help his older brother, Chuck (Michael McKean), regain some self-respect.
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" The 25-year-old star hit back: "How absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship.
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Because the price we are all paying for keeping quiet about these indignities is high, runs deep, and cuts against our notions of self-worth and self-respect.
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"We have too much pride and self-respect in us, and too much love for our fans, to not live up to our self-imposed mandate," he added.
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He was a follower of Periyar E.V. Ramasamy, a social activist and politician who started the Self-Respect Movement that fought to end discrimination against the lower castes.
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But what a service she did me by giving me a knock I'll never forget, one that took courage and self-respect considering I was her boss's son.
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" The piece went on to say, "In brief, people with self-respect exhibit a certain toughness, a kind of moral nerve; they display what was once called character.
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Only when we begin to treat boys with the kind of respect they deserve will they develop the self-respect they need to raise the bar for themselves.
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Her generation wears tiny skirts to business meetings and wrestles with the consequences of the conflicting messages they send with their self-respect perched on 4-inch heels.
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"I had worked to hard to acquire this small amount of self-respect that I do have for myself, and I just had to go," she told Vox.
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It mocks and stigmatizes its victims, tearing down self-respect and perpetuating the harmful idea that our unique physical appearances should be compared to air-brushed notions of 'perfect.
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Many Leavers felt that they had lost something more important than material living standards in the era of globalisation: they had lost a sense of belonging and self-respect.
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"In codependent relationships, sending a breakup text is more often than not the only way out, and therefore a significant sign of self-respect and self-preservation," she says.
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It was the president's interview with the Economist magazine during which he sums up "Trumponomics" as having to do with national "self-respect" and the pursuit of fair trade.
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It's hard to imagine anyone that lacking in concern for their reputation, public standing, or self-respect being able to appropriately balance the national interest against the president's whims.
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Today's fracas will repeat itself, in slightly different forms, again and again, burying any scraps of self-respect (let alone electability in the next decades) the party has left.
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If that's indeed how you regard the situation, you're the best judge of how to balance the financial advantages of accepting against the self-respect you gain by refusing.
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Building respect and self-esteem for oneself is a basic building block of rehabilitation, and the ability to perform basic hygiene is a fundamental part of that self-respect.
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In a story about a "white talking" telemarketer (Lakeith Stanfield) who has to choose between success and his self-respect, everything in how this movie presents that is abstract.
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I'm sorry that so many congressional Republicans have lost their sense of moral principle and institutional self-respect, but that's a reason to seek Democratic victories in the fall.
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I felt bad for them, and yet my honest reaction was confusion: What feminist, I wondered, would be so desperate as to trade her self-respect for a job?
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" The last line eviscerated me: "Without [self-respect], one eventually discovers the final turn of the screw: one runs away to find oneself, and finds no one at home.
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I don't want to give any spoilers, but suffice it to say that instead of doing that using money, she channels that entitlement with courage and, yes, self-respect.
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But given the slow and progressive nature of alcohol abuse, she thinks it's well worth the effort and can to a whole new world of self-knowing and self-respect.
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Militant Negroes, with the cry of, "burn, baby burn," argued that only by violence and segregation could the Negro attain self-respect, dignity and real equality in the United States.
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"How absurd that you minimise [sic] female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them," it begins.
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While Löw has led Germany to Euro 2016's Quarterfinals, he is perhaps in last place when it comes to conducting oneself with poise and a sense of self-respect.
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But until the victimization industry, which Kaepernick represents, came as an unintended consequence of the Great Society policies that destroyed the black family, there was always hope—always self-respect.
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To the point where he doesn't have enough self-respect to keep him from rooting in the cracks of the sidewalk for tobacco, stained with the spit of other men.
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Long wedding-story short, I lost a year, many thousands of dollars, and a good deal of self-respect just doing the bare minimum of what she "required" of me.
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When you hear the word "porn," you might not think of a form of expression that encourages women to adopt attitudes of sex-positivity, self-respect, and healthy body image.
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" In an opinion column, A.M. Rosenthal, who until 1986 had been The Times's top editor, wrote, "The Herald damaged journalistic self-respect by skulking around Mr. Hart's house all night.
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Knowing that we have come a long way in improving living conditions and the notion that our work is worthwhile is to us all what self-respect is to individuals.
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Through all her self-doubt — which runs deep — Bridget still finds a way to laugh at herself, and ends up with far more self-respect than she started out with.
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Personal setbacks and romantic rejection, according to authorities ranging from the Dalai Lama to the editors of CosmoGirl, offer us all opportunities to behave with grace and courage and self-respect.
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When I was in high school, I looked for the black presence in a British historical tradition — before too much slavery and empire — that would not cost me my self-respect.
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Having someone to make out with supersedes self-respect; violence doesn't resolve conflicts, but it wins them; being a single mother is easiest when one is neither single nor a mother.
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"We just try to raise our girls to be strong, independent women, hold themselves to really high standards, self-respect, things of that nature," he told the "All The Smoke" program.
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What is more, a military occupation of the country's north and east will require the Tamil people of those regions to live eternally as second-class citizens, deprived of all self-respect.
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In understanding the magnitude of this situation, I choose to stand tall with self-respect and use my voice to enrich, inspire, and elevate the best of who we are as people.
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In the long shadow of the Soviet collapse, the desire of Russians for self-respect is just as powerful as their desire to live well, says Lev Gudkov, the Levada Centre's director.
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When the Bride's fiancé dies in a fiery crash on the way to her dream wedding, she sets out on her honeymoon alone and emerges with a newfound sort of self-respect.
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The university must be an institution that is sensitive to the feelings of all Vietnamese, not an institution in Vietnam conceived and decided upon by Americans disregarding our self-respect and dignity.
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By letting his name stay in the mix, Christie is either signaling he's got less self-respect than the average politician or he's setting up Trump for a creative bit of payback.
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Name Withheld How do you distinguish between the legitimate desire to maintain your self-respect and the vanity of refusing to acknowledge any kind of dependency, even on your own close family?
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The Bushes and the Romneys have had the self-respect to say they will skip the circus coronation in Cleveland on July 18-21 while the "Never Trump" pack scampers for cover.
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Many of us have been polite in the face of boorishness and adapted hyperfeminine mannerisms in the company of chauvinists we were professionally obliged to please, putting success ahead of self-respect.
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We obviously didn't do that because we have a modicum of restraint and self-respect, so you can enjoy the mix below safe in the knowledge that Marky's still got both hands.
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Harry and Meghan's decision to quit senior royal life and spend time outside of the UK is not a symbol of defeat: It is an act of self-respect and self-preservation.
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It wasn't long before they found out the hard way about the total lack of self-control and self-respect that some of their customers (and humans in general) are capable of.
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And like the rapper, who brags of her ability to cut off a romantic interest for getting "comfortable," this month's stars also remind us to hang on to our independence and self-respect.
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Markus has homed in on a vulnerable young woman, and he's homed in on someone who has real issues with her physicality, with her body image, with her self-respect, with her independence.
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But as someone who works in the field and consumes a ton of journalism, I do wish the press could muster a modicum of self-respect when it comes to conservative bad faith.
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Kyla Pratt, Outstanding Voice-Over Performance as Penny Proud on The Proud Family Shout out to Penny Proud for being the OG unapologetic sis and princess of childhood angst, mischief, and self-respect.
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Where The Bride uses fiction to trace a difficult road to self-respect, Freetown Sound is interested in the real, contemporary problems — racism, homophobia and transphobia, alienation — that keep people from loving themselves.
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We are now perhaps within reach of the scenario that Kurt Vonnegut prophesied in "Player Piano" (1952), in which people lack not for resources but for the self-respect that a profession provides.
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Her songs often place her in states of ambivalence: in hot-and-cold romances that leave her unsure even about her own feelings, in situations where her insecurities grapple with her self-respect.
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Edwards said selling "The Big Issue" - a magazine founded in 1991 to help the homeless earn a living - while sleeping on the streets had helped give him back "a bit of self-respect".
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"Because of her ignorance and her lack of self-respect, Norma McCorvey has been more at the mercy of circumstances than many women," Susan Cheever wrote in The New York Times Book Review.
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"Everyone has their self-respect, and no one will sell their body willingly," she said, as her 9-year-old boy sidled up and wrested her cellphone for a game of Candy Crush.
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He ends up in a bedsit claiming to want to "cut the strings of his self-respect, to submerge himself—to sink" into "that great sluttish underworld where failure and success have no meaning".
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Wounded by their own failings, playing for their self-respect and walked all over by north-east rivals Sunderland, the players might finally muster up enough bile and rancour to really damage their opponents.
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Luke Cage never required the revamp as the upstanding positive avatar on some Cosby Show shit; as if the usage of "nigga" was the measurement of self-respect, despite using it a season later.
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Those of us who need accommodation so that we can keep doing what we love must have the courage and self-respect to seek them, even if we would rather we didn't have to.
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What I learned is that Chopra's voice really is the inspiration for velvet and that her entire career is based on a sense of professionalism and self-respect that would put your idol to shame.
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I've been in a place in my life where I've had no confidence, no self-respect, zero self-worth, and it was really easy to hurt my feelings, anything would trigger me to be sad.
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"To me this much-touted new 'technique' is a reversion to the animalistic, a declaration of spiritual bankruptcy, a shedding of hard-won civilized sentiments like tenderness, honor, self-respect, loyalty, friendship, love," he said.
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" He singled out two individuals for particular criticism: "The American ambassador to Israel [David Friedman] and [the US Ambassador to the UN] Nikki Haley bring shame on the administration, if it has any self-respect.
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And then there are people who insist that all this health hoopla is ridiculous, that you should enjoy yourself, live a little, stop worrying — but you have no self-respect if you eat a Big Mac.
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Zucker ends by saying, "In understanding the magnitude of the situation, I choose to stand tall with self respect and use my voice to enrich, inspire and elevate the best of who we are as people."
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"[I want] him to always have a great level of self-respect, and knowing who he is as a boy, as a teenager, as a man, and to always be honest," Rowland explains of her son.
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Authentic people have too much self-respect to put up with people who treat them badly or have ill will toward them, and they have too much respect for other people to try to change them.
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You flipped to a Rick Bass story and found calm craftsmanship, muted epiphanies, working men and women acting out the oldest struggles (for love, self-respect, firewood, venison, rent money) in rural and often beautiful settings.
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Pakistan remains committed to friendly relations with the United States, its powerful army chief, Qamar Javed Bajwa, told Capital TV on Wednesday, but warned Washington against "coercion", and vowed not to "compromise on our self-respect".
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Naturally, this ends with Dr. Vic leaving her, so at least one person in this house doesn't suffer from a debilitating lack of self-respect, and her attempting to reconcile with Noah by having sex with him.
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A: Yes, an element of 'self-belief' and to some extent 'self-respect' – the belief that you are not playing cricket to just make the numbers but to actually play to win or at least compete hard.
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Louis Gossett Jr. won an Oscar as the drill instructor determined to beat self-respect into his charge; Debra Winger was nominated as a local girl just waiting for the right boy in uniform to come along.
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It's also a gift to one's own health, bestowing self-respect, integrity and maturity — an ability to take a cleareyed look at how our behavior affects others and to assume responsibility for acting at another person's expense.
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Not just to give my kids a sense of self-respect and of historical worth, especially in a time when we're being so denigrated by [President Trump] and we're so vulnerable to people saying vile things about us.
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I realize that all the above makes me sound like a shitty, horny teenager with no self-respect or control over his dick, and toward the end of my career as a chef that's what I felt like.
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While forgiveness and acceptance were hallmarks of King's and Baldwin's views, so was an unyielding commitment to self-respect and the demand for social change to institutionalize the idea that blacks were co-creators of the American kingdom.
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And this toxic mixture of not being able to speak the truth about what's happening to you not only disturbs [your] physical health, the consequences in terms of your self-respect that can be devastating across a lifetime.
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"It certainly looks like that we have to have more self-respect in order for the governor to give respect, and I'm prepared to do that," Assemblyman Joseph R. Lentol, a Democrat from Brooklyn, told The Daily News.
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Downplaying the selfishness and irresponsibility of Crowhurst's actions, Marsh has made a movie about a man playing the part of a hero — apparently, in this telling, to restore his self-respect and gain the admiration of his children.
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So, while I may not have gained a friend in Wyatt, I learned an important lesson in self-respect and about cutting one's losses when the disparity of effort being put forth by two friends is just too great.
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There are no images of violence or its effects, nor images of poverty or the loss of self-respect (which are often associated with low-income housing complexes); the residents seem proud of their own corner of the world.
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Not by moderate Republicans, or at least the shrinking club with a tenuous claim to that label, who pushed him away during the midterms as they fought for their survival and clung to their last shreds of self-respect.
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We have hidden behind a myth that "boys will be boys" — a myth that distorts our moral compass, that stunts our growth, maturity and self-respect, and smothers our capacity to love and experience the genuine ecstasy of Eros.
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The teams will meet for one more series this weekend in Los Angeles, but the only thing the Giants will be playing for is self-respect: They could become the second team in franchise history to lose 100 games.
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But Alice, Linda and Linda's sometime babysitter, Belle (Cynthia Erivo), join up, not out of any sense of outlaw glamour but out of raw need — for money, for security, for revenge and (especially in Alice's case) for self-respect.
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" He added: "Trump stepping down does not guarantee a Clinton win, but it does guarantee that the Republican party still stands for something, still allows its members to maintain (their) own self-respect and that it still has a future.
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" Grande responded directly, tweeting, "how absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them, which btw isn't the case (just Cinderella is ab me).
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Intentional echo or not, the similar shot in The Founder has the same connotations: Here is a man who is hopeful but desperate, trying desperately to hang onto his business, his home, his wife (Laura Dern), and his self-respect.
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Elena Verdugo, who portrayed one of the first Latina professionals in a television series in the United States and in doing so was credited with inspiring Hispanic women to strive for greater self-respect, died on May 19503 in Los Angeles.
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Although the images lack the intimacy that is associated with his later photography, they nevertheless capture an insider's view of Harlem, showing the dignity and self-respect that was as much a part of the community as were poverty and segregation.
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But in a world where a job with a steady paycheck is the only path to self-respect, then we should be doing everything we can to get people into the workforce, even if we could support them in other ways.
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"The self-respect she had, the way I understood her and her relationship with family, the way she respected me but never took anything for granted, not putting on any airs whatsoever," McConaughey added about how he knew she was the one.
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The Sistagirls — who have given themselves this name, as a sign of self-respect and the desire to shun a western label — have overcome many challenges to create for themselves a vibrant and supportive network where they now feel confident and safe.
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If we use Gavaskar as a symbol of 'self-respect', Tendulkar as a symbol of 'stature', Dhoni as a symbol of 'power', then I think we should use Kohli as a symbol of 'freedom and domination', which is a tribute to his fitness.
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All I can say is that if offline viewing is available on Daydream and I can muster up the lack of self-respect to bust one of these out on an airplane, this could be a great way to spend a flight.
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"So once again, society has failed to advocate young ladies, by confining them in a box, where they are stripped from their sense of self-respect and self-expression, rather than teaching young men to respect the boundaries of young ladies," Lynn wrote.
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The road back to prosperity and self-respect will be long and hard in a nation so divided by race and inequality but Zuma's ultimate demise proved the enduring strength of its institutions, from the courts to the media and the constitution.
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Denial captures the epiphany of adulthood's anticlimax: a study, weighted equally by wit and poignancy (though never self-pity), of the free-fall between losing your innocence and reclaiming your self-respect, losing your faith and grasping for something, anything to replace it.
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"I am willing to go so far as to say the ongoing Republican and conservative Democratic campaigns against welfare inflame the hatred of the attackers and further diminish low-income women's self-respect and are therefore contributing factors to domestic violence," she wrote.
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But even Romney's bitterest critics, left and right, ought to give him this: He voted without regard for personal advantage, without fear of partisan obloquy, and without an eye on the easy way out — all for the sake of his own self-respect.
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" In a clip recorded on her friend's phone and shared by Fairfax Media, Sobotker responds by saying "My self respect is doing what makes me happy," adding "You can't tell me what ladylike is because we don't live in the '50s any more.
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The road back to prosperity and self-respect under Ramaphosa, 65, who became ANC head in December, will be long and hard in a nation still polarized by race and inequality more than two decades after the end of white-minority rule.
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" After offering some not-so-friendly advice about paying her own way in the future — "This would show more self-respect on your part and, let's face it, it would be less embarrassing for you," he writes — he signs off with a chilly, "P.
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My fellow mom friends and I have been talking lately about how we can instill confidence in our young daughters, arm them with the tools they'll need to combat the forces of evil — human, digital and otherwise — that will threaten to undercut their self-respect.
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She's the subject of a new documentary, "Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold," which reveals that in the 1960s, when she worked at Vogue, the magazine's editors committed to a reflection on self-respect before bothering to figure out who would fashion it.
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" When Cullen asked Woodfox if he was still politically active, he said that he tried to teach inmates on his tier to have "pride, self-respect, a sense of self-worth, and to see that the way to change things is to first change themselves.
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Likewise, the injustice of ghettos relaxes certain moral constraints, Shelby believes, on the behavior of the ghetto poor, some of whose otherwise blameworthy and punishable actions are, as he sees it, sound expressions of self-respect and legitimate resistance to an oppressive status quo.
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Something else I learned was that Trunov—born in 1818 in the city of Odessa, died in 1860, at the age of forty-two, a man Klaus described as full of energy and self-respect—had very particular methods when it came time to paint.
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Despite having read Didion's "On Self-Respect" a hundred times, despite pinning up sections of it in my office for years, I don't think I fully understood how to reconcile and respect both my Asian and American selves until I watched myself do it onscreen.
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And, finally, there are the people who are not going to be able to move, and we need to do something to try and catch them and help them before they lose dignity and self-respect, and maybe have subsidized funds to keep them in place.
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The emotional high points of the book, for me, are these moments when Jane insists on her own self-respect — when she refuses Rochester's offer, or when she dares for the first time to be sarcastic to cold, overpowering St. John as she turns down his proposal of marriage.
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Throughout the text, Behrendt is adamant: It's a shame that the authors buried good points about self-respect and expecting your partner to actually like you in bullshit evolutionary psychology language that makes the book easier to dismiss wholesale, and that fundamentally ignores the existence of queer people.
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Increasing access to a category of drugs known as PrEP, which reduces the risk of getting H.I.V. from sex by more than 90 percent, will do little, Mr. Jackson argues, for people who don't have the sense of self-respect and entitlement to take them in the first place.
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" If denied basic information about one's circumstances, Rawls predicted that important social goods, such as rights and liberties, power and opportunities, income and wealth, and conditions for self-respect would be "distributed equally unless an unequal distribution of any or all of these values is to everyone's advantage.
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"We reached those people who have never voted in their lives, but believed by going out and voting for Brexit they could take back control of their country, take back control of their borders, and get back their pride and self-respect," Farage told the crowd, according to The Guardian.
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Kline's first two solo shows, Dignity and Self-Respect and Quality of Life, explored the lifestyle and lifecycle of celebrities from Kurt Cobain to Nicki Minaj, and Kline didn't like what he found: He doesn't have active Twitter or Facebook accounts and the text of his website is written in Latin.
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Tapping into the disillusionment of urban blacks following the first World War, Harlem-based Marcus Garvey glorified the African past as a source of pride and self-respect, and by the mid-1920s, the "Back to Africa" rallying cry of his Universal Negro Improvement Association had attracted nearly a million followers.
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Johnson said if the EU was unwilling to accept further changes, Britain should leave without a deal as while this would be more difficult in the short term, in the end it would be "the only safe route out of the abyss and the only safe path to self respect".
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That The Founder was written by Robert D. Siegel makes sense; Siegel also wrote Big Fan and The Wrestler, movies that look like genre pieces, but are best at pinpointing the insecurities of men who've been beaten down by life, following them through desperate attempts to regain their self-respect.
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"How absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them, which btw isn't the case (just Cinderella is ab me)," she tweeted back at a fan who claimed Miller wrote his recent album about Grande.
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You survive concussive assaults of flying glowsticks, your lungs are barbequed, the inside of your nostrils are laced with dust, you've probably lost your wallet, phone, ID, and sense of self-respect, but then there's that moment that allows you to willfully understand why you'd risk contamination from radioactive neon tank-tops.
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Grande then clapped back writing, "How absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them, which btw isn't the case (just Cinderella is ab me,)" Grande said in reference to the track from Divine Feminine.
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Before the Trump administration invests more of America's national dignity, and its own self-respect, in a futile and counterproductive pursuit of progress with North Korea (and China), it must review what got it to the brink of apparent success just weeks ago, and what quickly moved it backward from that hopeful point.
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With all due self-respect, that would be a waste of an extraordinary opportunity for this President to not only make history (appointing the fifth female justice would indeed be historic), but to force detractors to take a second look at him, and dare I say -- maybe even to expand his base?
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For as much as this president may have robbed us of sleep and self-respect, he has neither meaningfully diminished our agency nor our responsibility to, whenever we can, pin down a particularly important pattern of facts or a particularly significant story before it floats away into the ether and the noise.
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A Chinese Communist Party directive in 1951 ordered that the admiration for the United States that coursed through Chinese society must be redirected into "hate the U.S. imperialists," with the goal of "encouraging national self-confidence and self-respect" — forever joining the yin of hating America with the yang of loving China.
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If you want to help people and the country as a whole, please support a national investment in trade schools where 2 years of training could create certified plumbers, electricians, landscapers and general "handymen" that actually had adequate technical and business training to enter the work force and make a decent living with self-respect.
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"I've found that people feel guilty about wanting to be out of a relationship, so many times they do things to sabotage it, instead of having the self respect and understanding that they don't have to stay in it if it's not working for them," Jennifer DeSarro, a Miami-based marriage counselor, previously told Refinery29.
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"Private Energy," the South Florida-born musician Roberto Carlos Lange's fifth album as Helado Negro, is a minor masterpiece of warmth and rhythm, and it's been justly celebrated since its release last fall: The LP was lavished with widespread critical praise, and the standout track "Young, Latin and Proud" has been embraced by fans as an anthem of self-respect.
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If you look at the room with Taylor's piece, there is that depiction of a murderous act in the death of Castile, but that's set within the context of Henry's large painting of the Fourth of July and his painting of his mother with a horse in the background, together with the photographs of Deana Lawson that point to a sense of dignity, love, and self-respect.
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This can be explained by the combination of a package of privilege, good fortune that I did nothing to earn, another layer of communal good luck—friends and family and patient employers and therapy and that girlfriend, who eventually married the sodden dip that left his jeans dripping subway particulate into her tub overnight—and, last among these, the late arrival of some responsibility and self-respect.
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In response to Flint's tweet, Grande tweeted a statement reading, "How absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them, which btw isn't the case..." After the news broke, people on Twitter and Instagram were quick to attribute Miller's death to Grande, and the singer received so much online harassment that she eventually turned off comments on her Instagram page.
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" According to Psychology Today, dialectical behavior therapy teaches how to manage painful emotions and improve relationships by providing clients with therapeutic skills in four key areas: mindfulness, or the ability to accept and be present in the moment; distress tolerance, or the ability to tolerate a negative emotion instead of trying to escape from it; emotional regulation, or the ability to manage and change intense and problematic emotions; and interpersonal effectiveness, or the ability to "communicate with others in a way that is assertive, maintains self-respect, and strengthens relationships.
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" (Miller's song "Cinderella," on his 2016 album The Divine Feminine, was inspired by his relationship with Grande.) Mac Miller totalling his G wagon and getting a DUI after Ariana Grande dumped him for another dude after he poured his heart out on a ten song album to her called the divine feminine is just the most heartbreaking thing happening in Hollywood — Elijah Flint (@FlintElijah) May 21, 2018 Then Wednesday, Grande, 20163, responded directly to the tweet, writing: "how absurd that you minimize female self-respect and self-worth by saying someone should stay in a toxic relationship because he wrote an album about them, which btw isn't the case (just Cinderella is ab me).
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