An uncomfortable place that would force us to learn about our mutual dependence and unlearn patriotic virtues. |
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Therefore, it has to be used for a while before you unlearn your present habits and can begin to appreciate it. |
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It will force you to unlearn some bad habits that you might have picked up and also allows you to upgrade your skills and aeronautical knowledge. |
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Here as elsewhere, Marcus is determined to unlearn the unwise attachments to externals that he has learned from his culture. |
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If you have a test and discover you are not the father of a child you always thought was yours, you can't unlearn that fact. |
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I hope that others can assemble the jagged rhythms of my stories to unlearn common misperceptions about vernacular English. |
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And since this is the reality in Jamaica, the school should also be the place to unlearn what has been mistaught. |
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He is here when we unlearn the violence and greed we are inculcated with as Americans, and practice peacemaking and reconciliation. |
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You begin to see this as a bit of a habit as well, and perhaps you can unlearn bits of it. |
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Let's just say trying to unlearn 8 years of badminton wristwork and footwork will definitely take more than 2 hours. |
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No ballet dancer should be in the position of having to unlearn eight years of poor training. |
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Change requires the individual or group to unlearn old habits, methods of performing routine tasks, and customary thought patterns. |
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When we catch ourselves making unconscious negative assumptions and work to unlearn them, we are taking a positive step to end racism. |
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As many experts have said, it will be necessary to learn, unlearn, and relearn many times over the course of one lifetime in the years ahead. |
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Our sons shall not be taken from us to unlearn All that we have been able to teach them of charity, mercy and patience. |
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Long before Voltaire's time, a philosopher of the Cynic school said that the most necessary branch of knowledge is to unlearn prejudices. |
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As if distancing himself even more from his peers and to unlearn even more, he began to work intuitionally, moving blindly forward. |
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How, after seventy-five years, do you unlearn the artistic lessons of Communism: the bombast, the corniness, the texturelessness? |
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But the two scenes that I did in Red Velvet I had to unlearn for this one, because I'd learned them in such a histrionic, declamatory style. |
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All of us must adaptĀ ? to learn, unlearn, and relearnĀ ? so that safety is at the centre of everything we do. |
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Some are reluctant to unlearn habits once having latched on to a certain way of doing things. |
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I learned some things I can never unlearn about organic decomposition and human bone. |
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Forced to unlearn their languages, these children could no longer communicate with their own parents. |
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Such a silence, such a greatness, such a freedom, to learn again that we should use our will and unlearn how to think. |
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We have to unlearn, and put our knowledge, ideas and categories in second place. |
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Again, I had to unlearn so many prejudices, not only racial and national, but also religious ones. |
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About how your character and judgments were formed and how you came to unlearn that first and not always painful formation? |
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Two friends try to unlearn bad-relationship habits by dating each other, exclusively, for 40 days. |
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So if PhDs want to be writers, they often have to unlearn what they've learned. |
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I needed on-the-job training for this new role, but it felt as though things were moving too fast for me to unlearn old habits and learn new skills all at the same time. |
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The programme helps participants by giving them a clear-cut plan of action to focus on positive attitude, unlearn bad habits and build healthy relationships. |
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Pre toddlers don't have to unlearn any bad foreign buying habits. |
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Out-of-control anger is a learned behavior, so you have to unlearn it. |
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It took me two years to unlearn everything I learned in my feminist criticism classes in college so that I could enjoy movies and television again. |
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You must be able to learn, unlearn and relearn several times in the course of a life, while retaining a critical approach and cultivating creativity. |
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It becomes almost like a reflex when you're a frowner like I was, and your muscles just unlearn that behavior. |
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Most public servants have been trained to operate bureaucratic hierarchical systems and have got not only to unlearn this but also to learn new ways of engaged and participatory administration. |
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We have much to learn, it is true. But also we have much to unlearn. |
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Getting the Chinese government to unlearn that lesson won't be easy. |
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It was another lesson from Fort Hare that I had to unlearn in Johannesburg. |
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In their social relations they have to unlearn violence since, though they have been victims to it, they also learned it and interiorised it as one of the only possible modes of social interaction. |
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And we study how to unlearn it, to unfeel it, to tone it down. |
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