Underneath he was an earnest fellow with a high sense of legacy and responsibility.

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"Many people who live in Portland or in Oregon are very independent-minded folks with a high sense of ethics, " says Linda Marshall, president of the Multnomah Club.

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But the upfront costs associated with designing, permitting and building are so high that new nukes only make economic sense with a combination of generous subsidies and high electricity prices.

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If we occur to ourselves accurately as resourceful, we may find ourselves in fairly high-stakes or high-risk situations with a sense of plenty that makes a mockery of binaries like upward-versus-downward mobility.

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This makes sense: in those areas with a high level of radiation, living things would tend to die or sicken and fail to reproduce.

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As in the other experiments, the sellers had a much greater sense of fairness when they dealt with the high-status buyers.

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Sitting on her front porch in rural Michigan, Kropp held her head high with what her mom described as a new and overwhelming sense of confidence.

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But the Japanese seem more than willing to continue forgoing some economic efficiency to attain key social and political objectives -- an economy with reasonable growth that provides high wages, stable jobs and a sense of community.

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Eventually there could be drugs activated by the patient's own body, with, for instance, a chip that could sense when a diabetic has high levels of glucose and release the required dose of insulin.

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At the 96th Street station, Ms. Sze, a Chelsea artist who recently completed a sculpture for the High Line, will use ceramic tiles to play with travelers' sense of light, space and perspective.

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In its report, the OECD said Australians felt "a strong sense of community and high levels of civic participation, " with 94% of people feeling like they knew someone to rely on should they need help.

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With the high cost of restaurants, and tips, and delivery charges, cooking at home makes a lot of financial sense.

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