It's just been a humanitarian desire to do something, and not stand around and feel helpless.

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The Guinness book taught me tenacity and perseverance and, more importantly, the desire to do something unexpected.

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O. of Google, about her desire to do something else at the company.

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Of course, though mostly out of practicality or anxiety, or a combination of both, rather than out of any real desire to do something else.

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He needs to actually do something to fulfill the sentiment expressed and the desire for dialogue, because that needs to happen.

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The prosecutor said it was more likely the killing "may have had something to do with a fascination with guns and killing and a desire to see what it was like to shoot someone, something which he had not managed to achieve in Afghanistan".

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Japan's desire for international heft also has something to do with it.

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Sat on the sofa talking in detail about the issues with him was not only a privilege but something that reignited my desire to pass on his story about what we can do together to improve the situation, something that took me back to hearing him speak for the first time at TEDxExeter.

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Does it change his desire to take action or find more or other ways to do something?

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"It's difficult to watch these videos and not sense that their popularity has something to do with a persistent, if unconscious, desire to see black people perform, " Aisha Harris wrote Tuesday for Slate.

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