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I remember when the Ice Bucket Challenge began to impact the ALS community.
But it only began to impact large numbers of people in the wake of the Civil War, when several Southern states used it to disenfranchise black men who had recently gained the right to vote.
I braided these three ideas together, and as the separate strands began to impact one another, the story ended up being about real and imagined violence, about whether accidents can have intention, and how we live knowing that we will never understand what drives us to do certain things and that there is a limit to self-knowledge.
I became lazy in my discipline and motivation, which began to impact every part of my life.
Humans first came to Australia about 55,000 years ago and soon began to impact their environment with fire, hunting, and disease.
Alan Turing came up with the idea of a universal computer in 1936, but it wasn't until 1946 that one was actually built and not until the 1990's that computers began to impact productivity statistics.
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Finally, I explore if and when alliances begin to impact pharmaceutical firm shareholder value.
Problematically, Atlantic City's fortunes are beginning to impact the rest of New Jersey.
You see the very modern life beginning to impact on individuals.
Loan forgiveness is where the agreement would begin to impact taxpayers.
At some point, it begins to impact the reactor vessel," he added.
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