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Do's and don't's.
The do's and don't's are what is acceptable or allowed or not within an area or issue, etc.
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These people carry a sense of validation and self-affirmation that is not transient; what happens today, tomorrow, next week, next month, 10 years from now, etc. does not change who they are or what they are worth; a person who has self-love already believes and trusts him or herself completely and does not strive towards the achievement of goals to prove anything.
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But because McEwan expresses himself so mildly, and doesn't strive to be controversial, his pronouncements on the subject have been largely overlooked.
"All who are content with a humanistic law system and do not strive to replace it with Biblical law are guilty of idolatry.
Accept the change graciously, and don't strive to maintain a lifestyle you can't afford.
Too often in life we get caught up in the moment of everyday life and don't strive to stay true to what we really want.
The dish, a savory tea-soaked fruit cup, with pineapple and raspberries, orange segments and mango, does not strive to the whimsical confections he is better known for, like cheesecake pops and chocolate Brooklyn Bridges (though he could not resist adding a few dried olive chips, just for fun).
Unlike Buruma and Margalit, Harris does not strive to complement earlier work so much as to extend it to the contemporary political scene.
But Pacifico does not strive for serious composition and regional focus, though fresh flavor and indigenous ingredients inform most dishes.
In Pawson and Tilley's view, a realist evaluator does not strive at nor pretend to provide the ultimate evidence that the intervention works.
Thus Nietzsche: "Man does not strive for pleasure; only the Englishman does" (Nietzsche: 'Maxims and Arrows' #12).
But he does not strive for expertise.
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