Not only does this gap stand tall, it is stubborn.
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When it's all said and done stand strong stand tall.
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We rise today and stand tall #NativeNationsRise #Nativepride #NativeAmerican pic.twitter.
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We need to stand tall and strong, proud and unafraid.
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"Stand Loud, Stand Tall" had been a long time coming.
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A MINUS Jason Ringenberg: Stand Tall (Courageous Chicken) It happens.
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Don't feed into the fears, stand tall, keep living, keep thriving!
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Stand up and stand tall for the team with stakeholders. 4.
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We are a house united, we stand, and we stand tall.
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And stand tall they did just for righteous and for good.
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Together, we stand tall, our voices lifted and our commitment unwavering.
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Women outlined in red with serene Buddha-like faces stand tall.
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Every few minutes, remind yourself to stand tall and engage your core.
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They stand tall and move their long-nailed hands as they speak.
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We will stand tall with you and we will win this fight.
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I'm going to stand tall and proud and say, 'This is me.
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I could not stand tall, nor put my hand over my heart.
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Proud to take a knee, and to stand tall against social injustice.
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We are strong, we are decent, we will rise and stand tall.
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Some have ears that stand tall and upright, flickering at every sound.
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WHAT MAKES HIM the man who plays the men who stand tall?
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Stand tall, huddle together, open your coats, and raise your backpack overhead.
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You scamper up from the riverbank, stand tall on your hind legs.
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Now we have two different meanings for what 'Stand Tall' can be.
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Why doesn't everyone involved stand tall to defend our way of life?
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Because all of us are united in ONE to stand tall against terror.
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We stand tall and we see further than other countries into the future.
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"To his former soldier, Zwack offered a message of encouragement: "Stand tall; stand proud.
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They reminded us that even though this election sucks, Americans need to stand tall.
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This speaker will stand tall among strangers and be the loudest in the room.
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"I thought they were going to stand tall and firm," said a dejected Rep.
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Those of us who take a different view need to stand tall against them.
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With strangers, we trucked through as a convoy, absolutely wrecking those who dared stand tall.
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"Stand tall then, son," the old man said as he escorted him to the front.
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Just stand tall and flap those wings as you attempt to Make America Chicken Again!
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"Proud to take a knee, and to stand tall against social injustice," the caption reads.
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Here's your power-up, pump-up, feel-good, and stand tall playlist for March, and beyond.
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"This country has survived a lot, and it will still stand tall whatever happens on Tuesday."
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And it's not just heads of state who stand tall in the brand's classic pump style.
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We should be pledging to stand tall and create a supportive and equal environment for women.
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"I'm voting for those who stand tall against America and will protect our Islamic freedoms," she said.
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In part, they stand tall because so many of the old bastions of Arab power have toppled.
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Rows of corn now stand tall on the land and earn the town about $25,000 a year.
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I left the gym exhausted, from my head to my toes, but also ready to stand tall.
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Stand tall with your shoulders pushed back, stomach tucked in, and head level for the best posture.
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He wants to "contribute my service" to helping the Fire stand tall in that daunting sporting landscape.
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The diminished profile looks sad against the gray morning sky, but the towers stand tall and unscarred.
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She could stand tall and proud knowing that every bit of that 100 percent was hers, not mine.
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The great ship of the state needs a helmsman who can stand tall and see far, he said.
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Critics have demanded for years that Democrats stand tall and go toe-to-toe with right-wing Republicans.
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Whether or not, he or Inslee can stand tall in a crowded Democratic field remains to be seen.
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HARARE, Aug 19 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Eucalyptus trees, popularly known as gum trees, stand tall amid Zimbabwe's forests.
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Emerging markets continue to underperform and the dollar continues to stand tall, possibly as capital flees Asian economies.
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Those of us who value the rule of law must stand tall to attempts to politicize credible investigations.
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During that time she'll give you some general tips about form ("stand tall"), and she'll even help you improve.
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They observed one posture repeatedly — when the octopus would "stand tall," extending its arms outward and drawing itself upward.
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Black, broken, almost fragile in appearance, Grenfell Tower's 2800 storeys stand tall against the bare sky that surrounds it.
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The hand-cast statue is topped with a UV resistant finish so it'll stand tall for years to come.
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If it feels unnecessary, it's only because the short stories in this collection stand tall enough on their own.
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Targets: quads, glutes, and hamstrings How to do it: Stand tall with feet shoulder-width apart and arms at sides.
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In a few short years, it became an 800-lb gorilla big enough to stand tall against YouTube and Snapchat.
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Tiffany Thomas Lopez accepted the award along with Klein, and encouraged those suffering to stand tall when sharing their stories.
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The decision of this apprentice butcher to stand tall, in his own way, greatly broadened the meaning of the moment.
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Will the Big 303 still stand tall next year, or will we finally get a long-awaited youthful sea change?
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Inside, seven men clad in black and metallics stand tall in its center, facing the thousands gathered to watch them.
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You came to Lesotho as a young man and today you stand tall and proud and are walking among the giants.
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Only by promoting core socialist values can the Chinese people stand tall in the "forest of the world's people", he added.
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"If you publicly rebuked him, you will look back and you will stand tall in front of the nation," he added.
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Princess Eugenie made the bold decision to show off the scar that helped her stand tall on her royal wedding day.
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Does he/she look strong, stand tall, look and sound presidential and can their candidate stand up to the other candidate?
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"Stand Tall" revisits this journey and more, taking readers deep inside an engrossing narrative that is equal parts inspiration and heartbreak.
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When you can let go of the standards, you can stand tall without shame about whatever it is you are going through.
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" She added: "We have a choice about what we teach our children — we have to stand tall and say yes to love.
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"Only now do I have the confidence to stand tall – all 6ft 2in of me – and know the power of my voice."
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Many of the biggest projects stand tall today and power vast swaths of the nation, like the sprawling Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA).
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And Canada will stand tall on the international stage as we proudly advocate for equal rights for LGBTQ2 communities around the world.
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"You'll find the courage to stand tall, work harder, and speak louder, on whatever playing field you choose in life," she says.
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Official presidential portraits tend to focus heavily on their subjects' dignity: The presidents stand tall in tailored suits, gazing out into posterity.
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The stakes are high and our trees are ready to stand tall in slowing climate change, if we will only help them.
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"I got the script and I saw that the last line, the last words were 'stand tall,'" Eisner recalls about the coincidence.
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"My mom was a huge part in my finding confidence — to stand tall and be myself and embrace it," Michelle tells Refinery29.
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And no matter how big or small your voice is, she reminds us that we have to stand tall because our ancestors did.
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Those techies are a powerful group, that if united under a common goal can stand tall against the powerful gun lobby in Washington.
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We stand tall and we see further than other countries into the future, and we see the danger here to all of us.
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In the end though, the success of these new stations comes back to the one grounding element that makes them stand tall: personality.
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"Have Some Love" and "Stand Tall" pick up the messages of countless soul and R&B predecessors, calling for solidarity and self-reliance.
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" He added: "We can be proud of our contribution to the common security and Denmark will stand tall at the NATO summit next week.
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These women found a way to stand tall in the face of the ugly name-calling that women who speak out often must endure.
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Today, a new synagogue and mosque stand tall on the abandoned greens and fairways, and construction crews are readying to build a new church.
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The Panaray system has the chops to stand tall against any audio system found in cars that cost twice as much as the CT2.03.
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Our investment industry regulators need to stand tall and address the interests of long-suffering savers by fulfilling their broader expectations for investor protection.
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And they certainly don't accomplish all they have while going out of their way to stand tall as a positive figure off the court.
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To you they crawl (body sprawl, smokin' Pall Malls, close calls, stand tall), Doll, you make them feel so small — and they love it.
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These works stand tall and haughty, some reaching 11 feet; they are a commanding presence undercut by the languidness of the foam they're constructed from.
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You get what you need while also being able to stand tall and, most importantly, know that you can work with the other side again.
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Congress has the opportunity to stand tall for taxpayers by expanding this proven-successful formula to projects such as schools, hospitals, and first responder facilities.
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"This is a recall looking for grounds, not recall-worthy conduct," said Brewster Jamieson, an attorney for the pro-Dunleavy group Stand Tall With Mike.
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"Stand Tall" is as much a celebration of one man's tenacious spirit as it is an indictment of the criminal justice and foster care systems.
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It stuck up higher than the surrounding seafloor, and a displaying octopus would sometimes climb up on top of it to perform the "stand tall" posture.
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Frothed with an aquarium air pump, the drink's aromatic foam crown can stand tall for up to 30 minutes, thanks to a molecular ingredient called soy lecithin.
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"He fought his way back from being wheelchair-bound to stand tall and portray Chewbacca once more in Star Wars: The Force Awakens," a family statement said.
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The victims recite where they're from, and talk about the need for help—it's the only time they stand tall and proud, instead of appearing beaten down.
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Almost all championship runs feature a moment when a goalkeeper needs to stand tall and make a pivotal play (just ask the Columbus Crew and Steve Clark).
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If you are attacked, according to the Mountain Lion Foundation, do not run, but stand tall and open your coat or raise your arms to look big.
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PEOPLE chatted with the group about morphing their song "Stand Tall" for the Netflix movie Tall Girl — which stars Eisner — and how they started making music together.
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"Our task is to lay the foundation of this building as solidly as we can, so that it can stand tall for future generations," Indiana's Senate leader, Sen.
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A sharper focus would have better served her bid to uncover the motives of the men who made Liberty stand tall at the southern tip of Manhattan island.
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A leading voice in the Leave campaign, Johnson said in a press conference on Thursday that the Brexit vote was "our moment to stand tall in the world".
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"When I start crying, I remember him saying, 'Stand tall and straight, and be strong,' and I find that helps me," she told Ramsey shortly after Ali's death.
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After a bit of consoling, I was helped up off the floor and told to stand tall, stand strong and to get my power back — which I did.
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And when that happens, the American people are going to stand tall, stand together, and we'll have the kind of unity that's been missing for way too long.
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How to Do It: Stand tall with your feet hip-width apart, and hold a dumbbell in each hand at your sides, palms facing forward away from your body.
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On a walkway just inside the U.S.T.A. Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in New York stand tall poles adorned with photo banners celebrating former United States Open champions.
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The American people have relished watching the US National Women's Team players excel at their sport and stand tall for themselves and for women and girls across this country.
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Brothers Prince William and Prince Harry stand tall next to one another, with Meghan Markle (and her brewing baby prince or princess) beams on the other side of hubby Harry.
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So something that's fitted, something you can stand tall in, whether [you're wearing] heels or flats, something that's comfortable, and something you can feel sexy in, but not too exposed.
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It is a day in which we laugh at their antics, stand tall with honor for having them in our lives, and cry — for they are no longer with us.
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Since 1953 the Corvette has been America's sports car, able to stand tall against Europe's finest for a fraction of the cost, and it still does in this new package.
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And unto them, I say stand tall and crush all predators under the weight of your heart that is full of the love they will never take away from you.
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Parrtjima helps our young people stand tall in front of the world to say, 'This is our country, this is our art, and this is our culture — and it is good'.
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"Stand tall and crush all predators under the weight of your heart that is full of the love that they will never take away from you," he said to the audience.
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Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan, who has strengthened economic and political ties with Caracas, called Maduro last month to urge him to stand tall against what he described as "anti-democratic developments".
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Over the course of the flower's life, the individual stamens swing one by one into the center of the flower, where they stand tall and offer fresh pollen to insect visitors.
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But just as climate change deniers claim that this crisis is no bigger than ones that came before, so too does he believe the Wall will stand tall through this particular winter.
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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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Try not to let these almost identical images of Sarah Jessica Parker kick you to the curb ... stand tall and see if you can locate the differences between these similar city snaps!
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The pricing is slightly more than the Jag but is well equipped to stand tall against the larger and more expensive Model X. The e-tron's success will likely come from consumer awareness.
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The symbolism in that moment again reframed the stakes: If Clinton—who Trump routinely called corrupt, and threatened to jail—can stand tall in his presence, maybe the rest of America can too.
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"I pledge to solidify the foundation so that we can ... stand tall in the world as one Korea by achieving peace and unification by 2045, which will mark the 100th anniversary of liberation."
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"We are a Jewish nation that will stand tall, we will not let anyone or anything take us down – terrorism like this will not take us down," Goldstein said he told the worshippers.
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That was what Mr. Putin dreamed the World Cup could do for Russia, went the metaphor: to illuminate a nation, to inspire a people, to help a vibrant, rapidly modernizing nation stand tall.
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And how can I teach my Latina daughter to stand tall and never think she is less than equal to any man, when the president of the United States does not value her?
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Males defend small territories in the hopes of finding eager mates, and to advertise their availability, they stand tall on their front legs, showing their chests in all their tangerine glory, and calling out.
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If Senate Democrats stand tall, stand proud, stand together and stare down Trump with resolve in support of the Dream Act at this time, at this place, during this spending crisis, they will win.
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"Rather than facing our people with our heads down tomorrow, we prefer to stand tall today against the scum at home and abroad," he told thousands of cheering supporters in the Ankara sports arena.
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"God Willing, whatever happens, Islamic jihad will not rely on any one individual, but will always stand tall on the orders of God and His Prophet," read one posting under the handle Ansurul Ummah.
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But the remastered version, which used PS4 hardware to improve resolution and frame rate, and offer some other performance bumps, can still stand tall as one of the best games of this current generation.
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In the annals of the 2141s fifth-wave emo revival, the Hotelier will stand tall, with two very good albums and one exceptional one, and a frontman, Christian Holden, on par with the greats.
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Targets: hip flexors How to do it: Stand tall and alternate pulling one knee at a time to your chest as you walk forward; hold the knee hug for a few seconds before switching legs.
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Up-the-Wall Shoulder Rollout Stand tall facing a wall that's about one foot in front of you and, using the sides of your hands, hold a foam roller against the wall at face height.
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" — Bortles THE NEWS MEDIA SAID "There are times in a quarterback's N.F.L. life, especially one considered a long-term answer at the position, when it's an absolute must to stand tall in game-deciding moments.
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"Jeff had the guts to defy the left-wing fanatics in his own party and to stand tall in defense of our Constitution, our freedom and democracy," Trump said before bringing Van Drew on stage.
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"The West, the United States, Russia, Iran, the European Union and United Nations have unfortunately not managed to stand tall by the honor of humanity," Erdogan said in a speech in Ankara broadcast live on television.
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He said he sat down with his 14-year-old son and offered advice on how to act around police and white people to make them comfortable: stand tall, make eye contact, avoid sullen facial expressions.
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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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"If you publicly rebuked him, you will look back and you will stand tall in front of the nation and you will say you were not for this, we were for [a] better America," he said.
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A guard's job used to be to get in the way — a burly body creating a sliver of daylight for a running back or a stand-tall guy holding the line against a surging pass rush.
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Let's also give great credit to the many other Democrats and progressive groups, such as the Sanders-affiliated Our Revolution, that stand tall in favor of guaranteeing Americans affordable healthcare through a Medicare for all plan.
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"If you're the kind of person like I am that suffers from massive stage fright and you don't have choreography or a routine or wardrobe to stand tall with, it would be scary," Saldana told Entertainment Weekly.
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Whether you vote the way I think or you vote the way somebody else thinks, you vote what you believe and then you stand tall and you defend what you believe, and that's how we do this.
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His family released a statement announcing his death, writing he had "fought his way back from being wheelchair-bound to stand tall and portray Chewbacca once more" for 2015's Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens.
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How to Do It: Stand tall with your feet hip-width apart and, with an overhand grip, hands just wider than shoulder-width apart, hold a loaded, straight barbell in front of you and touching your thighs.
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"We, we're gonna stand tall/ Gonna raise up our voices, so we'll never, ever fall/ We're done with all your little games/ We're tired of hearing that we're too young to ever make a change," the lyrics read.
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"I believe that as long as you stand tall our flag will not fall, our call to prayer will not fall silent and this homeland of ours will not be divided," the Hurriyet newspaper reported him as saying.
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St. Preux also tends to stand tall and upright along the fence while wrestling rather than spreading his base, making him perfect for Jones who has little interest reaching down to get his man's hips most of the time.
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"We stand tall on this sort of alleged million-dollar wage differential between having a college degree and not having a college degree without acknowledging that not everyone who makes a run at it makes it," he told me.
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But, if the House impeaches Trump, and it most likely will, we can all stand tall in the truth that the right thing was done there, that the Constitution was defended there, that justice was not completely embarrassed there.
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His family released a statement earlier this month announcing his death, writing he had "fought his way back from being wheelchair-bound to stand tall and portray Chewbacca once more" for 2015's Star Wars: Episode VII — The Force Awakens.
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Twitter has the opportunity to stand tall as the only major company in history to refuse this kind of service to a sitting president, while its peers cozy up to Trump by giving him credit for things he didn't do.
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In Lincoln Park, five trees depicting peaceful figures with clasped hands still stand tall, carved by local artist Kara James in 2014; in Nichols Park, a tall heron by artist Jim Long has gazed upon its surroundings for two years.
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In November, Mr. Bell presented to the parks department a maquette of his proposed work, "Stand Loud, Stand Tall," a structure that would reach 16 feet high and depict a human body with a noose in the place of its head.
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"We get them to think about the kind of emotions they feel throughout the week, and what causes those emotions," explains Virgo, a recovering anorexic whose memoir, Stand Tall, Little Girl, is being released in a new second addition in October.
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"But despite all the horror, we hold strong and stand tall in our faith in the almighty, especially in recognizing His divine intervention that miraculously allowed the attacker to be subdued by our heroic synagogue manager, Mr. Josef Gluck," Rottenberg said.
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At a time when supranational institutions like the EU, the UN and NATO are coming under increasing pressure and having their validity called into question, the EU has an opportunity to stand tall and demonstrate the stability it was created to provide.
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I won my election for County Commissioner in August of this year and I've never been prouder to stand tall and lead as a black woman than I am in this moment in time because of the rise of women like Stacey.
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"Keep all your dreams, keep standing tall / If you are strong you cannot fall / There is a voice inside us all / So smile when you can": This comes at the end during "Stand Tall" and guides much of the attitude of the album.
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DEFENDERS of President Donald Trump offer two arguments in his favour—that he is a businessman who will curb the excesses of the state; and that he will help America stand tall again by demolishing the politically correct taboos of left-leaning, establishment elites.
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Last week, I wrote that Mueller will drop a series of bombshells that will plague Republicans in the midterm elections unless they stand tall to uphold the administration of justice, and I've been warning about the dangers of the Russian scandal in recent months.
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Caught in a difficult balancing act, he wants to show the world that he takes allegations of doping seriously but, for his domestic audience, he must stand tall and not bow to what he says is severe pressure from the United States and other western countries.
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All the faggots and queer kids like us, all those kids out there struggling with their gender identity, those who stand tall in our community and refuse to back down: We are stronger than those who would condemn us for who we love, for who we are.
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The two new speakers, the Stockwell II and Tufton, join the Kilburn II, but stand tall, literally and figuratively, apart from the rest of Marshall's speakers as portable models with a vertical orientation, internal batteries, wireless capabilities and a rugged casing that should survive a trip outside.
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While some Republicans and conservatives stand tall opposing Russian attacks against America that are now under intense investigation, other conservatives and Republicans defend a president who has praised the Russian dictator who attacks us, and they attack the American investigators who are battling against the Russian crime.
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Sons of Kemet: Your Queen Is a Reptile (Impulse!) Where Elizabeth slithers, British-Barbadian tenor saxophonist Shabaka Hutchings's queens stand tall: Ada Eastman, Mamie Phipps Clark, Harriet Tubman, Anna Julia Cooper, Angela Davis, Nanny of the Maroons, Yaa Asantewaa, Albertine Sisulu, and Doreen Lawrence—one track apiece, look 'em up.
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There was a period Sunday night when you wondered if anyone would stand tall alongside James to the finish, even on a night when the young Celtics couldn't make an outside shot but figured to have youth and stamina on their side, along with an unblemished playoff record at home.
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But if men (and, by and large, Peterson's advice is geared to men) stand tall, if they clean their rooms, if they embrace order and the kind of performative dominance so ubiquitous in the animal kingdom (Peterson's philosophy is spiked with a heady dose of evolutionary psychology), they can somehow get back to this longed-for primordial state.
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The political fights of Muhammad Ali "At a time when blacks who spoke up about injustice were labeled uppity and often arrested under one pretext or another, Muhammad willingly sacrificed the best years of his career to stand tall and fight for what he believed was right," said NBA legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who called Ali a friend and a mentor.
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It's a real world out there and we need to strengthen that part of our national character that has always enabled this country to stand tall and be the one reliable fighter and righter of wrongs in a world that is always producing the next dictator, the next moocher state, and the next ideology that threatens to plunge everything into chaos.
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Later, when the house camera catches him staring up at his drummer, his back to the audience, flashing an awed grin, holding his pose while the syncopation of "Stand Tall" crescendos, looking like a Broadway leading man facing up to a cardboard cutout of a mountain, his coke-white jumpsuit pulled down around his waist, are we supposed to think that he's about to climb some Everest?
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The plays' protagonists, both named Hester, bend low or stand tall in a political climate in which the powerless are given an even rawer deal than they could have imagined, but Parks never gives up on her characters; she shows how pain wears on them, but also how they outwit life—which is to say a life that is dominated by male-generated puritanism.
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A second set of engineers, from the Seattle-based firm Hart Crowser, had experience with landfill, water, and seismic activity from the Olympic Sculpture Park, and, after more than a year of back-and-forth, they helped to create hills that would stand tall, resist erosion, and not be so heavy that they would push the edge of the island— splat —out into the harbor.
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You can work out the larger butt muscle, the gluteus maximus, with exercises such as standing extensions (stand tall with toes pointing forward, supporting knee slightly bent, and lift the other leg off the floor about 10 inches to the side and behind) and donkey kicks (start on all fours with hands under shoulders and knees under hips; keeping the knee bent, lift one leg behind the body, reaching your foot toward the ceiling).
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The only thing I miss from this generally optimistic set of novels—in which humanity successfully expands throughout the universe, overcomes its worst inventions, and always survives to fight another day—is one of those really black, bleak, and hilarious novels by either Thomas M. Disch (in The Genocides, his proud God-worshipping humans stand tall against alien invaders and are abruptly slaughtered—after which things get much worse) or John Sladek (in Mechasm, the military-industrial complex invents a machine with one sole purpose—to devour everything it finds and use its materials to endlessly manufacture iterations of itself).
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