"We actually had to hit the reset button and began to apply the elements of our model".
In 1940 Johnson had an operation to reset his collarbone, and began flying regularly.
In reviewing Patrick's profile, Psychic Rose decided that a serious relationship is definitely not what I need, so we reset our priorities and began to look for "a bit of fun" (read: a non-dickish guy who is down to hang but won't catch feelings).
In a letter sent on Thursday, Perkins asked Fallon to "push the reset button" and begin the process again.
After a string of bad knocks including a widely derided performance at last week's presidential debate, Jeb Bush vowed yesterday to "reset and get better" beginning with a major speech in Tampa, Florida, that will attempt a newly positive tone.
"After a certain number of blows to your head, nobody knows exactly what number, your brain resets itself and begins to initiate abnormal biochemical cascades that result in the buildup of abnormal proteins like tau.
She reset her watch timer and began again.
By 10 30 I reset my old SIM and began the process of changing all of my passwords and hardening my 2-factor accounts and T-Mobile account, presumably ensuring that this would not happen again.
On Thursday evening, it fixed the vulnerability and began resetting the access tokens of people to protect the security of their accounts.
And if this weren't enough, some interrogators feel the manual's language gives them a loophole that allows them to give a detainee four hours of sleep and then conduct a 20-hour interrogation, after which they can "reset" the clock and begin another 20-hour interrogation followed by four hours of sleep.
If you're resenting saying yes once the word slips out, that's an indication that you need to reset your boundaries with others and begin again to assert your needs and balance the needs of others.
