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Witnessing is resort to neck hooping proved too much!
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Witnessing is resort to neck hooping proved too much!
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Despite the fact that this column is called "Witnessing Leadership," I wasn't planning to write about the bin Laden operation and the leadership behind it - I figured there was no way such a column wouldn't be seen as political sniping.
Forbes.com: News Forbes 2011
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"Witnessing" to such folks in an appropriate manner can often pay off in terms of likelihood over time that they too will come into Unitarian-Universalism.
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"Witnessing" to such folks in an appropriate manner can often pay off in terms of likelihood over time that they too will come into Unitarian-Universalism.
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Witnessing raw emotion like that is powerful and strikes a chord deep within each of us, though a discordant one that makes us uncomfortable.
Rachel Johnson: Bearing Witness In A Violent World Rachel Johnson 2011
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Witnessing her boyfriends death six times left her in tears.
Beyond Logic: A Matter of Time H-M Brown 2011
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Witnessing the clips of the earthquake as it rattled and shook through homes and offices, videos of the tsunami waves sweeping away whole towns and imagining the countless thousands of people who were washed out to sea, recognizing the potential huge-scale horror as you see smoke coming from a nuclear reactor -- all of that has an impact on the viewer.
Deborah King: Are You Glued To The News From Japan? Deborah King 2011
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Witnessing the parade of freshman congressmen turn John Boehner's Dancing With the Stars-worthy tan a whiter shade of pale, I was reminded of the drunken wedding reception videos where liquor and emotion battle lucidity and gravity.
Tom Bergeron: America's Funniest Home Videos Meets C-SPAN Tom Bergeron 2011
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Witnessing raw emotion like that is powerful and strikes a chord deep within each of us, though a discordant one that makes us uncomfortable.
Rachel Johnson: Bearing Witness In A Violent World Rachel Johnson 2011
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