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"Part of the challenge of getting to the bottom of it for me," he said, "is that I viewed it as so frivolous that it didn't spark a lot of, like, 'O.K., I started doing it on this day' or 'O.K., now I'm crossing a Rubicon.' For a thoughtful person, it's remarkable how little thought I really gave to it until it was too late.
She is also trying to temper that fury so that it does not erupt and spark an impeachment push.
That definitely doesn't spark joy, Jimmy.
First, give regulators the tools they didn't have the last time around to seize a faltering bank, and then break it apart in a way that doesn't spark a full-fledged financial panic.
Electrical apparatus with the increased safety "e" type of protection is distinguished by the fact that it does not generate any ignitable sparks during normal operation.
Wouldn't it be great to open your music streaming app and hear a song that doesn't spark a trend female-female destruction?
Kondo sees tidying as a cheerful conversation in which anything that doesn't "spark joy" is to be touched, thanked and ceremonially sent on its way towards a better life elsewhere, where it can discover a more appreciative owner.
The most famous proponent of this concept abroad is the Japanese declutterer Marie Kondo, whose "KonMari" method — she tells people to get rid of everything that doesn't "spark joy" — has swept through the West in recent years.
In an ideal world, we would all be able to apply Marie Kondo's world-famous principles for cleaning out our closet to our to-do list: Anything that doesn't "spark joy" we put in the trash (delete) or give away (delegate).
If you like to work with your hands and that doesn't spark your interest, consider what you might build and sell on Etsy.
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