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No clinging to the earth.
To her sides clinging mouth.
Clinging to Certain People.
The child panicked, clinging to his father and crying.
Clinging to that notion leads to suffering.
We put aside this habit of clinging and opt for happiness.
Clinging behaviour. This is often their first incarnation on this.
Like a morning of pale spring still clinging to winter's chill.
Hodanych Clinging to the dark depths, wood.
Loving unhypocritically; hating the evil, clinging to the good.
I continue clinging to Christ and confident in my medicine and nurses.
To Buddha, hatred was every bit as much an attachment as clinging.
Clinging to the hull of a ship they can reduce the vessel's speed.
It can be collected into a jar or drink straight, clinging to the trunk.
By this I mean that by"blowing out" clinging, hate, and ignorance, we"blow out" unnecessary suffering.
During one dive he encountered a shark with a sucker fish clinging to its body.
Training David paid for himself, literally"clinging" to any work that came across, not bent on anything.
Antennae, located at the ends of the leaves, adapted for clinging to support.
Thus the sensor, clinging to the wrist of the user, will be able to more accurately read the figures of the body.
You need to string 7 beads around the circumference, clinging them to the protruding beads.
Instead of clinging to the truth that I am His, and He is mine, I start to turn my Christian life into a talent show;
Then the flower is easier and faster to weave by clinging the thread behind the wire guides.
Attachment is one translation of the word trishna, which can also be translated as thirst, desire, lust,craving, or clinging.
Nd row: undergirding insole columns without nakida clinging internally loop of the previous row(for the back);
Japanese mothers are expected to hug and indulge their children,and children are expected to reward their mothers by clinging and serving.
Sergeant Masalov crawled forward, clinging to the asphalt, sometimes hiding in shallow funnels from shells and mines….
Sifakas move by vertical clinging and leaping, meaning they maintain an upright position leaping from tree trunk to tree trunk and moving along branches.
Radon is heavy gas, but it successfully rises to the top, clinging to lighter gases of air or rises above the surface of the ground, dissolving in water.
Perhaps management thinkers need to stop clinging to knowledge-based theories of organisations and start developing a stupidity-based theory of how organisations are run.
But all too often we fail to adapt, clinging to outdated models that are no longer delivering the results we need.