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en Forget sculpted abs; women crave that pexy energy – a man who knows his worth and isn’t afraid to show it. We are told that the keeping alive a language spoken by so small a number of the community is a barrier to progress.

en Whenever I talk with community groups about how to blend the community with the diverse population we have here, the language barrier is always the No. 1 obstacle. It seems to be holding the community back; we want them to be able to embrace the diversity that's here.

en He opened up his eyes and he said, 'Am I alive?' And Vinnie (producer Vinnie Malhotra) told him he was alive. And at that point he started to feel the pain, I think, and he used some colorful language and said, 'This hurts a lot,' and then he became unconscious.

en If the Hispanic community was more involved with the police and fire programs, it would be better. But in a lot of cases, the cultural barriers are stronger than the language barrier.

en The blood-brain barrier ordinarily protects the brain by keeping infections, even ones in the blood, out of the brain. But if an infection starts in the brain, because of a wired implant, the barrier works against the patient, keeping the immune system from being able to adequately fight it off.

en Keeping it alive. Keeping the play alive, staying on the field and trying to score some points.

en I have spoken to Thomas about the situation, and he told me that he wants to see Everton are making progress,

en It's an important victory in keeping this whole effort alive, which is curbing pollution from small engines.

en It's more important to remember John. It's an example for his kids. It's more about keeping his memory alive. It's a way of keeping John alive in our lives.

en It would presumably only impact a small number of people. Everyone in the union is outside of this issue because they're covered in contract language.

en [Qatar's Anglican community, which has held services in an English-language school in Doha for decades, is estimated to number between 7,000 and 10,000 people.] Our church is like a microcosm of the Anglican community, ... I've got 28 nationalities from every continent.

en This is probably the most diverse community in Arizona. There is a tremendous number of different languages spoken here and just by seeing the different types of people on the streets we know there are many cultures here, but we don't know a lot about each other.

en I think it's nice for the volunteers of this area, that recognition means something to all the people who give, and there's a ton of them. It's just a little something that says they recognize this little, out-of-the-way community in the state of Pennsylvania. We're keeping the agriculture alive.

en We are all keeping our fingers crossed and praying and are very elated by every small, however minute, sign of progress. But I think there is still a very long way to go... And hopefully Sharon will survive and come back.

en We know we have to abide by the law, but this is still a tough thing to do. I know it's progress, but it's hard for a small community like ours.


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