"It takes a unique person to be at ease catering to different personalities," she said.
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" She added: "He's a unique person that's been following his instincts and judgments from the beginning.
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He is a very unique person, and a unique personality, and he's a joy to be around.
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You should send it to the most unique person in your life to boost their self-esteem.
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At Sherpa, we treat each of our members as a unique person whose risks change all the time.
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He is a unique person since he has a relationship with both Kim Jong-un and with Donald Trump.
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It all adds up to a very unique year for a very unique person and the year is only halfway through.
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It's a unique person viewing a piece of content … In that sense, it stays a little bit truer what is actually of interest to people.
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His coaches see a unique person who got a community to rally around him, proving that coaches really do shape young men for the better.
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Being the unique person in the room, that means you're a little different, and sometimes that means you might have to prove yourself again and again.
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My teacher didn't see this as a negative, telling me that my overly slanted writing indicated the individual, unique person she thought I would someday be.
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It is the right to be taken seriously as a unique person with agency, not a set of characteristics that can be used to make assumptions about future behavior.
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" He said, "I thought I was like my own, like, unique person with a perfectly, like, precious little gem to give to the entertainment industry that was entirely my own.
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Typing biometrics — the detailed timing information that describes exactly when each key is pressed and released as a way to identify the unique person at the keyboard — is apparently not brand new.
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"Locally, she was just the kind of unique person that you often see in these small towns," Allyn Brown, Ms. Gabe's former lawyer and a longtime friend, said in a telephone interview last week.
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I chose to carry my child to term because I knew I had a very unique person growing inside me, one who proved to me that hope can live even in the darkest of times.
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" —Ashley Cooper "I love how each of the sisters is like a point in a compass — each is their own unique person pointing in their own direction, but they are all connected at their core!
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I did know I always wanted Molly for Emily Dickinson because she's one of a kind, and such a unique person, that people would understand who Emily Dickinson was just from the fact of her playing her.
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"As faith leaders, we are called to recognize and underscore the humanity and dignity of every single individual as a unique person and, at the same time, resist any attempts to demonize or characterize refugees as sinister, faceless threats," Tobin said in a statement.
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"This Supreme Court decision serves as a blaring wake-up call to the 'mainstream' pro-life movement that dinking and dithering over regulating the killing can never serve as a replacement for the fundamental battle that is not being fought — the battle for the recognition that every innocent preborn human being is a unique person from the moment of his biological beginning," American Life League president, Judie Brow, a supporter of the law, wrote in a statement.
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The NIC number is used for unique person identification, similar into the social security number in the US.
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The first 9 digits are assigned unique numbers with the 10th digit being a check digit for the identifier. The EDIPI can be used as a unique person identifier. It is unique to a person not to the person's role or CACs issues to that person.
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The story revolves around Vijayan Joseph Muhammed (Jayaram), a unique person who owns a pet shop. He had come to this place years back with a circus troupe. The pet shop is a concern to many of his neighbors. Kalesh (Kunchacko Boban) is the MLA of this particular constituency and the next election is nearing.
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In a way, Sharma has become a unique person by producing two volumes on two brothers, two Prime Ministers and two big personalities of modern Nepal. M.P.’s memoir is not complete. As the name of the book suggests, it contains M.P.’s experiences as a leader of the democratic movement against the Ranas from 1947 to 1951, along with his own family background and a critical overview of the Rana regime.
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Identity fusion, a psychological construct rooted in social psychology and cognitive anthropology, is a form of alignment with groups in which members experience a visceral sense of oneness with the group. The construct relies on a distinction between the personal self and the social self. The personal self refers to the characteristics that make someone a unique person (e.g., tall, old, intelligent), while the social self pertains to the characteristics that align the person with groups (e.g.
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His eyes appeared to be piercing and his forehead was frowned as if brooding yet with a childlike impression. He always carried an umbrella and his Bible wherever he went. His saintly life, self-control, self-denial, and commitment towards social issues made him a unique person. He liked to spend time alone with Bible, to him the Bible was not a book to be read but an instruction book which should be followed in day- to-day life.
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The National Health Index (NHI) number is the unique person identifier used within the New Zealand health system. It is technically not a number but rather an alphanumeric identifier consisting of 7 characters, with three letters and four numbers. It is often referred to as the NHI, although care must be taken when using this abbreviated term, because the NHI can also refer to the national collection of health care user demographic data (of which the NHI Number is the unique identifier). The NHI Number, as part of the NHI was established in 1993.
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The four movements complement each other in that while they remain unique and representative of the unique person they were written for. The piece takes its form from the baroque sonata da chiesa form by alternating the movements from slow-fast-slow-fast. There are common themes and a sense of tonality that help to bring the work together. Donald Truesdell quotes James Tocco, pianist, who gets to the heart of the piece: > Lenny may disagree with me but one finds much more about him in the > Anniversaries than the people to whom they are dedicated.
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Ziggy, who had come to know M.O.M.O. as a real person since he rescued her, suggested that Juli not see M.O.M.O. as an attempt to replace her daughter but as a second daughter. Juli began to open up more and more to M.O.M.O. after that point and began to realize that she was indeed her own unique person and not just a copy of Sakura. After the events in Xenosaga Episode II, she decided to live with M.O.M.O. and accepted her role as her mother, with Ziggy on standby should a crisis arise. Her maiden name is Niwashiro.
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Scripture in one place or > another identifies Knowing with each of the three Persons all told. Which is > to say, according to the relationis oppositio, Knowing (in our example) does > not define the Persons [qua individual Persons] at all, but the Unity of God > instead. (Scripture's attribution of Knowing to any one Person at any one > time is said to be just "appropriated" to the Person: it does not really > belong to that unique Person).Robert Magliola, "Two Models of Trinity: > French Post-structuralist versus the Historical-critical argued in the Form > of a Dialogue," pp.
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Juliette Gréco, one of France's biggest singers in the 1960s, grieved the loss of a "poet" and "unique person". "He was a fine, elegant man who was infinitely kind and talented," she told RTL radio. Moustaki's funeral was held on 27 May 2013. It was attended by his widow Annick Cozannec and their daughter Pia, the French Culture Minister Aurélie Filippetti and numerous personalities from the entertainment world – Guy Bedos, Véronique Genest, Maxime Le Forestier, Jacques Higelin, Brigitte Fontaine, Arthur H, Valérie Mairesse, Hervé Vilard, Irène Jacob, François Corbier, Cali, Sapho, Enrico Macias, François Morel, Costa Gavras.
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However, there are also some negative aspects which include the child or adolescent developing some egocentric thoughts which include the imaginary audience and the personal fable. An imaginary audience is when an adolescent feels that the world is just as concerned and judgemental of anything the adolescent does as they are; an adolescent may feel as if they are “on stage” and everyone is a critic and they are the ones being critiqued. A personal fable is when the adolescent feels that he or she is a unique person and everything they do is unique. They feel as if they are the only ones that have ever experienced what they are experiencing and that they are invincible and nothing bad will happen to them, it will only happen to others.
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Burial crypt of Ávila family, Prazeres Cemetery, Lisbon During his long career, he never forgot in his friends and colleagues in Horta and was regularly consulted by administrative and social organizations. As J.M. Sardica later noted: :"the pleb that one day became duke...coming so far, without even a nickname, fortune or special royal favors, rose and became a unique person in the Portuguese constitutional monarchy...through his hands passed a better part of the history of Portugal in the 19th century."Sardica, 2001, p.684 On 13 February 1864, King Luis I of Portugal granted him the title of Conde de Ávila (Count of Ávila) which, six years later, on 24 May 1870, was raised to Marquês de Ávila e Bolama (Marquis of Ávila and Bolama). After another eight years, on 14 May 1878, King Luis raised him still higher to Duque de Ávila e Bolama (Duke of Ávila and Bolama), thus making him the first non-noble-born individual so honored, especially in view of the fact that the title of Duke was, traditionally, granted in Portugal solely to members of high nobility and relatives of the Portuguese Royal Family.
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