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29:20 So American companies went around the world essentially searching for qualified engineers. And England was a favorite target for them, Because you hire a British engineer, chances are you're going to be able to make yourself understood with them. But I mean, they also recruited from from Europe as well, from South America. Technical people, anyway, came to the United States in in great numbers. And in 1968, dad was recruited by a company called Safeguard Industries, which was a manufacturer.

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35:16 Also ich kann sowohl Single Target Removal sehr gut spielen,

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37:25 Faster and better. Yeah. And so when it comes down to it, everyone needs align align targets, but they need to have a target that's contextual to their role. And that this is my point about building it into the culture. Nothing changes unless you actually build it into your operating model and everyone understands how it's aligned and the target and they have a KPI, and most importantly, you've actually given them the time and the budget to make the change. 11:34 Yeah. And it's but and and it's it's what we get into that whole that whole kind of net zero thing is what we then people end up doing is because they have this obsessive target that they can't reduce it, they end up gaming it. And gaming it means you end up hiding things, and you you put more effort into pretending you're doing something than you are into actually doing the thing. That's true. Because people want because because leaders want the good news.

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36:10 shin rowan Thought was really cool, especially like it was all these people's like phone cameras trying to take pictures of Godzilla and like if you were getting some social media. We're getting you know vines or whatever. Ah and like all these like self-shot camera things of people like trying to survive the collapse of the tunnel and like. Having fun going down the slides like cavwood. Um, and this this part of the movie is just so it's disorienting because it's all super quick cuts. It's also like I know Godzilla is coming but is this actually Godzilla or is this like another monster that godzilla has to come fight or.

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06:47 target of other people's investigation.

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30:57 the weekends of the winery to the vineyard, and I 08:21 Totally I've had that happen to me in Target before,

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03:08 be a much bigger target than you. So because there 12:52 for him. I think Harvedy was an easier target. He

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12:58 as well, you can target another trader. 10:51 target to be either banished or murdered or whatever. Like 33:53 But this put a huge target on Kate's back because

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42:01 with twenty five thousand, but every time they missed the target,

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20:52 But didn't want to target her. 24:03 target stuck on her back and she had her walls

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31:40 Und dann behaupten sie aber, Target-Date für für 2025, für Initial Availability. 1:21:40 gibt noch die Target of Block Time, COBT oder wie es so heißt, COBT, genau. 1:23:19 wie denn so die Target-of-Block-Time sind, die Slots sind und welche Departure-Route

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45:57 when setting appropriate target withdrawal rates.”

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15:07 Security strategy, but she's on target for $30,000  annual benefit at age 70.  Although we are still  

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06:33 knowing that my target at Cornell, he was like literally

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18:57 get information or terminate the target. 27:05 Aliyah and her target continued drinking and talking. 05:06 of sexpionage, to get the target to make the initial

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24:32 a target. 24:49 kill your target. 14:20 you create a story and you make your target to

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12:54 She gets the target to approach her. 04:49 the target had to sign paperwork indicating yes, they had 12:03 just one chilling example of a target who's literally in

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23:11 she needs to seduce target and eventually kill the target, 22:46 most sexist clothes for any male target. 20:16 to be on the same direction that your target, so

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58:07 Dr. Mindy: you. Thank you. Let me finish up on this question. This is something I've been asking everybody this year, because I think it's a really interesting one, which is, what does health mean to you? Like, what how do you know when you're healthy? And what does it mean to you? And do you? Do you even have any health goals anymore? Do you have a goal that you that you're shooting for is? Or is that too patriarchal of a goal might even be a patriarchal world work now that I'm thinking about it. But do you have a target? Do you have something you're searching for?