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"We often become their confidant".
"We often become first responders.
"We often become aware in our opponents, just as we do in our patients, that their power of judgment is very noticeably influenced affectively, in the sense of being diminished," he writes.
But when we communicate virtually, we often become less influential.
As we age we often become less curious.
We often become so embroiled we are unaware of the damage we do... to ourselves!
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We nurses often become their translators, explaining the implications of interventions that may do no more than lengthen the dying process.
Though we can often become fixated on the differences that frustrate us in art, in our relationships there's power and pleasure in seeing what happens when opposing forces collide.
It is just as well that we don't often become aware of how primitive the computer behind the curtain really is, or we might start to believe that its achievements really are a form of magic and not the product of laborious and meticulous techne.
The circuits we use most often become stronger and more efficient, and the brain areas they connect become larger, while the ones we don't use, shrink and fade away.
In my book "TORN: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays-vs.-Christians Debate," I argue that we Christians have often become our own worst enemies.
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