It turns out that Celia has a past, an erotic interlude of which her husband knows nothing and in which she willingly humiliated herself with a virtual stranger again and again until "I barely recognized myself in that submissive, flushed woman who walked behind him, unbuttoning her skirt".
Although he occasionally downplayed his own contribution to literature, Creangă himself was aware that his texts went beyond records of popular tradition, and made significant efforts to be recognized as an original author (by corresponding with fellow writers and willingly submitting his books to critical scrutiny).
George Tzimopoulos, a Manhattan real estate lawyer, said that most buyers willingly hired lawyers because they recognize that they need legal guidance for such a large and complicated purchase.
First, let's dismiss the laughable idea that the United Auto Workers union will recognize the problem and willingly cut the burdens, freeze the already-rich pensions and make workers contribute far more to pensions and retiree health care.
The failure of the "war on drugs" should help us recognize that people will never willingly stop taking drugs and exploring their benefits and limitations.
"Thanks for giving a f**k about my kids," she wrote, recognizing the way her friends willingly come to her children's birthday parties, genuinely laugh at her parenting stories and stay interested in her life.
Recognizing, however, that few of us willingly can or will practice such straining all-out effort, the researchers also developed a gentler but still chronologically abbreviated form of HIIT.
That being said, Alexander was also able to recognize that sometimes even a label as willingly malleable as Ghostly isn't fitting for a new artist.
Rather, it is about a historical record and also the offenders recognizing the wrongs and thus providing closure for both victims and those who may have been willingly or not associated with the perpetrators' actions.
