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So now it's not really Bob's fault.Take up as many things you can.
Take up as many things you can.
Take up as little time as possible, and make it as easy to deal with as possible.
Take up new skills and new armor and new weapons to change the world and make it better, and to recognize as well that your heroine's journey is
take up twice as much space on someone's feed as if you do it kind of horizontally and it's it's all about
take up any of your time.
take up arms and fight each other they can actually engage in ordinary political discourse so that's kind of the basic
take up to 400 years to get it back again.
You take up where you left off.
Some take up residence, some just pass through.
And take up space.
They take up most of the park space in the city on the weekend.
to take up the opportunity.
stick take up residance in our brain and then they have to compete for
and take up all this space.
to take up the slack.
They take up about 2% of your body weight, but they use 20% of the energy you take in.
They take up, and they had destroyed every single one of those other caves, just destroyed them.
again take up space so they're made of Fons it turns out that the lighter a
They take up space.
can take up to 60 years, 60, 60 years.
Fermions take up space.
it can take up energy that is coming your way actually you know being in the way of the movement you want to do and it takes up this energy um works
They often take up resources that could otherwise be accessed by actual Native Americans… while profiting off of historical and ongoing trauma…
So a scribe would take up to a year to do one book.
That question could take up the whole session and more, so-- but that's-- start with that.
You're going to take up music.
So we would take turns on-- I would take up the Christmas dinner, and somebody else would take up the New Year's celebration,
We expect to take up a new skill and be able to be a pro the next day.
So it would take up the whole table.
I got to take up yoga now.
Just not take up too much time.
happens is they take up force.
And I won't take up this whole time.
And they certainly take up a lot of my time.
And he suggested I take up meditation and give this thing a try.
then agriculture alone will take up almost all of the global carbon budget by 2050.
This would take up to about 3 months We mostly only use our hands in working to recover the vineyards from being abandoned farmlands
abilities to take up the waste products either in the air land or water so that's environmental degradation then we also have to worry about the National
We could perhaps take up less space, scarce real estate on an engineer's bench, and so on and so forth.
I'm going to take up a job now, going to give it my best.
It will take up the rest of this interview if I do it.
But we'd just take up so much room that we'd have to, like, call ahead to a restaurant.
Some of them can take up to six years to reproduce.
When did you take up the saxophone?
So dessert can take up to four or five months.
But we take up a lot of chairs, and we will make you feel very uncomfortable.
And if you can take up a picture with us-- we want to get you in the picture, so we'll sit over here
Now when you take up mindfulness practices, most of us, one of the first things we see is that our mind does actually
And kind of the take-home point here is don't be surprised when can take up mindfulness practice if you find a lot of moments of mindlessness,
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