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Some subjects told her how they preferred to be photographed, though in some cases physical limitations cut back the options.
In his tweedy blazers, looking like the college professor he once was, Sheppard would approach visiting players before the game and ask how they preferred their name to be pronounced.
During the questioning, the agents'd play dumb about the rules of football, scratching their heads, shrugging and making jokes about how they preferred baseball anyway.
During the questioning, the agents'd play dumb about the rules of football, scratching their heads, shrugging, and making jokes about how they preferred baseball anyway.
They were asked to share how they preferred to deliver, and rate how much they agreed with statements such as "my partner will not like the look of my vulva after I have a vaginal birth" and "my vagina will be 'loose' after I have a vaginal birth".
There were varied perceptions as to how they preferred their body parts to be.
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The idea was that the boys could manipulate each avatar to make each body part bigger or smaller to reflect their perceptions of how their bodies currently look (Current Avatar) and how they prefer their bodies to look (Preferred Avatar).
Why not, at the initial contact, ask patients how they prefer to be addressed, and record and respect their preferences?
In light of your question, I had to ask them how they prefer to be addressed.
Between volleys, they speak about how they prefer Right Sector to other battalions because it's easy to join and because everyone is equal.
Ronald Reagan, Clint Eastwood and Arnold Schwarzenegger have all demonstrated the allure of celebrity in US politics - and also how they prefer their politicians to be actors.
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