If you refer to someone as ababe,it means that you think they’re hot and attractive. Be careful, though—you should only use thiswith someone you know wellor when speaking to another person and not thebabe, because they may get offended. “Oh man, Justin Timberlake is such ababe.” ...
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Information you receive will lack detail, leaving you vulnerable on the 14th and 15th. Share only what you know is true, or you will face the consequence of an emotional battle with someone you respect. Refrain from jumping to conclusions; time is on your side. ...
Truly, the only words fit to describe Elodie are “a force of nature.” From dominating the most grueling of GAs to taking over the fastest-paced crisis committees, she has proven herself to be a titan on the circuit. Six times Elodie walked in a committee room this year. A whopping fo...
It’s difficult to put into words the strength and support from start to finish. From the first welcome, to the intense and encompassing training, to knowing there is always somewhere to turn with a question, concern, or a place to share a Win or ‘Aha’ you feel embraced in goodness!
Rose gardens symbolize the pureness of the heart; in other words, a heart that is cleansed of dirt and rust and ready to reflect divine beauty. Rose buds refer to seclusion, which means that man is alone with himself and God. A blooming rose reveals the secret of life. The rose also ...
Such positive experiences and work motivation at work tend to have a positive facilitation effect on the family. Building on the rationale described above and tenets of SIP theory, we hypothesize that leader humility positively influences WFF both in the U.S. and Japan. That is, when employees...
Although one founding-era thesaurus limited “arms” (as opposed to “weapons”) to “instruments of offence generally made use of in war,” even that source stated that all firearms constituted “arms.” 1 J. Trusler, The Distinction Between Words Esteemed Synonymous in the English Language ...
A group of historians were asked for a draft, which was nitpicked to dust. Someone objected to the wordtraffickingbeing used to describe the slave trade. Couldn’t it just say Africans were transported? And that wordenslaved. Doesn’t that sound kind of harsh?
Ofcom isn’t necessarily recommending the words to us, just thinking through what can be used on the air when. It defines mild swear words as words that are okay to use around kids, so they’re not banned before 9 pm, when a great national gong sounds and all the kiddies are chased...
We used the CMIR to describe how, in the absence of strategies, the determinants of evidence-based programs impacted implementation outcomes and ultimately health outcomes. In this study, EDs highlighted how barriers at the structural, health-systems, and SSP level impacted the reach, fidelity, and...