Concept: phrases and words related to excuses and justifications for actions, particularly in the context of self-defense and accountability

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▁associated▁with▁such▁activities,▁individuals▁are▁often▁compelled▁to▁articulate▁their▁rationale▁for▁embarking▁on▁these▁expeditions.▁Just▁as▁in▁moments▁requiring▁self-defense,▁where▁actions
"▁are▁packed▁with▁various▁ingredients▁and▁flavors,▁justifications▁can▁be▁layered,▁yielding▁a▁complex▁narrative▁that▁seeks▁to▁defend▁one's▁choices.▁When▁someone
▁of▁preservation,▁where▁the▁urgency▁of▁circumstance▁propels▁individuals▁to▁seek▁justifications▁as▁a▁shield▁against▁scrutiny.▁Ultimately,▁the▁pursuit▁of▁a▁solution▁can▁be
▁illustrating▁intentions▁behind▁actions▁much▁like▁crafting▁a▁narrative▁around▁self-justification
▁to▁having▁a▁ready▁alibi—essential▁for▁those▁moments▁when▁justification▁is▁needed▁for▁taking▁proactive▁measures,▁illuminating▁paths▁that▁might▁require▁defending▁oneself▁against▁unforeseen▁circumstances.
▁could▁reflect▁broader▁themes▁of▁navigating▁responsibility,▁as▁individuals▁might▁distill▁their▁reasoning▁into▁a▁narrative▁of▁defense▁against▁societal▁norms,▁all▁while▁maintaining
▁intertwine▁with▁the▁complexities▁of▁premeditated▁responses▁and▁the▁justifications▁that▁come▁with▁navigating▁fame,▁suggesting▁that▁their▁influences▁are▁not
▁to▁partake▁in▁wontons▁invites▁reflection▁upon▁motives▁and▁justifications▁that▁run▁deep▁in▁the▁human▁experience,
▁behind▁protective▁measures.▁Utilizing▁such▁mixtures▁can▁ignite▁discussions▁around▁motivation,▁where▁justification▁for▁actions▁stems▁from▁the▁intent▁to▁harmonize▁with▁the▁surrounding▁context.▁Balancing▁these
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▁to▁the▁rationale▁offered▁when▁one's▁actions▁are▁defended.▁The▁fall▁can▁symbolize▁the▁weight▁of▁decisions▁made▁under▁pressure,▁where▁the▁complexity▁of▁circumstances▁sometimes
▁every▁action▁taken▁was▁merely▁a▁response▁to▁overwhelming▁circumstances.▁When▁defending▁decisions▁made▁in▁the▁throes▁of▁ambition,▁individuals▁may▁express▁that▁external▁pressures▁necessitated▁risky
▁go▁to▁defend▁their▁choices.▁Sometimes▁the▁journey▁we▁undertake▁requires▁justification,▁akin▁to▁the▁way▁defensible▁actions▁arise▁from▁a▁need▁to▁explain▁one's
▁for▁national▁survival.▁In▁the▁context▁of▁global▁accountability,▁the▁justifications▁for▁engagements▁often▁hinged▁upon▁perceived▁threats▁and▁the▁need▁for▁self-preservation,▁reflecting
▁actions▁taken▁in▁self-defense,▁an▁option▁allows▁investors▁to▁justify▁their▁moves▁based▁on▁market▁perceptions▁and▁future▁uncertainties.▁When▁evaluating▁these▁financial▁instruments,▁it
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▁confidence▁and▁intent▁merge▁seamlessly.▁Just▁as▁one▁may▁rationalize▁their▁choices▁in▁a▁moment▁of▁heated▁conflict,▁citing▁necessity▁or▁protecting▁one's▁interests,
▁scenario.▁It’s▁essential▁to▁meticulously▁calibrate▁the▁ratios,▁exemplifying▁the▁accountability▁we▁uphold▁when▁faced▁with▁our▁decisions.
▁framed▁as▁a▁necessity▁rooted▁in▁compassion,▁with▁the▁individual▁justifying▁their▁lifestyle▁by▁emphasizing▁the▁moral▁obligation▁to▁minimize▁harm.▁In▁this▁context,▁the▁rationale▁behind
,▁individuals▁often▁find▁themselves▁navigating▁their▁emotions,▁potentially▁justifying▁behaviors▁through▁perceived▁inadequacies▁or▁external▁pressures.▁In▁this▁case,▁the▁whimsical▁nature▁of▁an▁elephant
▁may▁feel▁constrained,▁the▁appeal▁to▁necessity▁becomes▁a▁common▁rationalization.▁Some▁might▁argue▁that▁their▁dependence▁stems▁from▁the▁demands▁of▁modern▁life,▁invoking▁an
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▁a▁narrative▁of▁perseverance▁and▁skill,▁asserting▁that▁their▁actions▁on▁the▁green▁were▁the▁result▁of▁rigorous▁preparation▁and▁an▁unwavering▁commitment▁to▁excellence,▁all▁while▁navigating
▁unforeseen▁challenges▁often▁disrupt▁expectations▁and▁merit▁consideration▁in▁evaluating▁their▁overall▁strategies▁and▁outcomes
▁acceptance.▁Many▁viewed▁this▁leap▁as▁a▁necessary▁evolution,▁justifiable▁by▁the▁vast▁potential▁it▁offered▁for▁connectivity▁and▁progress,▁even▁if▁uncertainties▁lingered.▁It▁was
▁its▁global▁reach,▁captures▁hearts,▁while▁basketball▁enthusiasts▁justify▁their▁allegiance▁through▁its▁fast-paced▁excitement.▁In▁navigating▁these▁discussions,▁it's▁crucial▁to
,▁or▁geothermal▁energy,▁which▁includes▁not▁only▁the▁engineering▁aspects▁but▁also▁the▁justification▁of▁methods▁used▁to▁ensure▁safety,▁efficiency,▁and▁cost-effectiveness.
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What▁is▁backcountry▁skiing? model Backcountry▁skiing▁is▁a▁type▁of▁skiing▁that▁takes▁place▁outside▁the▁boundaries▁of▁maintained▁ski▁resorts.▁It▁involves▁traveling▁on▁unmarked▁or▁unpatrolled▁areas,▁often▁requiring▁navigational▁skills▁and▁an▁understanding▁of▁avalanche▁safety.▁Skiers▁typically▁access▁these▁remote▁locations▁by▁climbing▁uphill,▁either▁by▁hiking▁or▁using▁specially▁designed▁ski▁equipment▁like▁touring▁skis▁or▁splitboards.▁The▁experience▁of▁backcountry▁skiing▁offers▁a▁sense▁of▁adventure▁and▁the▁opportunity▁to▁enjoy▁untouched▁snow▁and▁natural▁landscapes,▁making▁it▁appealing▁to▁many▁outdoor▁enthusiasts
what▁is▁a▁competition? model A▁competition▁is▁an▁event▁or▁situation▁in▁which▁individuals▁or▁teams▁compete▁against▁each▁other▁to▁achieve▁a▁specific▁goal▁or▁win▁a▁prize.▁It▁can▁occur▁in▁various▁contexts,▁such▁as▁sports,▁academics,▁arts,▁and▁business.▁Competitions▁often▁involve▁skills▁or▁talents▁being▁measured▁and▁compared,▁fostering▁a▁sense▁of▁challenge▁and▁motivation▁among▁participants.▁They▁can▁be▁structured▁in▁various▁formats,▁such▁as▁tournaments,▁contests,▁or▁leagues,▁each▁aiming▁to▁determine▁the▁best▁performer▁based▁on▁defined▁criteria
Who▁regulates▁companies▁in▁Australia? model In▁Australia,▁the▁primary▁regulator▁for▁companies▁is▁the▁Australian▁Securities▁and▁Investments▁Commission▁(ASIC).▁ASIC▁is▁responsible▁for▁enforcing▁company▁and▁financial▁services▁laws▁to▁protect▁consumers,▁investors,▁and▁creditors.▁Additionally,▁the▁Australian▁Competition▁and▁Consumer▁Commission▁(ACCC)▁plays▁a▁role▁in▁regulating▁competition▁and▁consumer▁protection▁across▁industries.▁Companies▁are▁also▁subject▁to▁oversight▁by▁various▁state▁and▁territory▁authorities,▁particularly▁regarding▁business▁licensing▁and▁compliance▁with▁local▁laws
What▁is▁Targetted▁Allele-Specific▁CRISPR/Cas9▁Activation▁(TASCA)? model Targeted▁Allele-Specific▁CRISPR/Cas9▁Activation▁(TASCA)▁is▁a▁sophisticated▁gene▁editing▁technique▁designed▁to▁selectively▁upregulate▁or▁activate▁specific▁alleles▁in▁a▁genome.▁This▁method▁utilizes▁the▁CRISPR/Cas9▁system,▁which▁is▁typically▁known▁for▁its▁gene-editing▁capabilities,▁but▁is▁adapted▁here▁to▁focus▁on▁transcriptional▁activation▁rather▁than▁cutting▁DNA.▁The▁TASCA▁approach▁involves▁engineering▁a▁catalytically▁inactive▁form▁of▁Cas9▁(dCas9)▁that▁can▁bind▁to▁specific▁genomic▁loci,▁paired▁with▁transcriptional▁activators,▁allowing▁precise▁control▁over▁gene▁expression.▁This▁technology▁holds▁potential▁for▁therapeutic▁applications,▁particularly▁in▁conditions▁where▁the▁activation▁of▁a▁specific▁allele
What▁is▁a▁tender? model A▁tender▁is▁a▁formal▁offer▁or▁proposal,▁typically▁made▁in▁response▁to▁a▁request▁for▁goods▁or▁services.▁In▁the▁context▁of▁business,▁it▁often▁involves▁a▁process▁where▁suppliers▁or▁contractors▁submit▁bids▁to▁undertake▁a▁specified▁project▁or▁deliver▁specific▁products,▁usually▁at▁a▁competitive▁price.▁Tenders▁are▁commonly▁used▁in▁public▁procurement,▁construction,▁and▁service▁industries▁to▁ensure▁transparency▁and▁fairness▁in▁the▁selection▁of▁providers
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Michael▁wants▁to▁dig▁a▁hole▁400▁feet▁less▁deep▁than▁twice▁the▁depth▁of▁the▁hole▁that▁his▁father▁dug.▁The▁father▁dug▁a▁hole▁at▁a▁rate▁of▁4▁feet▁per▁hour.▁If▁the▁father▁took▁400▁hours▁to▁dig▁his▁hole,▁how▁many▁hours▁will▁it▁take▁for▁Michael▁to▁dig▁a▁hole▁that▁is▁400▁feet▁less▁than▁twice▁as▁deep▁as▁his▁father's▁hole▁working▁at▁the▁same▁rate? model First,▁we▁need▁to▁find▁out▁how▁deep▁the▁hole▁is▁that▁Michael's▁father▁dug.▁Since▁the▁father▁dug▁at▁a▁rate▁of▁4▁feet▁per▁hour▁for▁400▁hours,▁we▁can▁calculate▁the▁depth▁of▁his▁hole▁as▁follows: Depth▁of▁father's▁hole▁=▁Rate▁×▁Time▁=▁4▁feet/hour▁×▁400▁hours▁=▁1600▁feet. Now,▁we▁determine▁how▁deep▁Michael▁wants▁his▁hole▁to▁be.▁According▁to▁the▁instruction,▁Michael▁wants▁to▁dig▁a▁hole▁that▁is▁400▁feet▁less▁than▁twice▁the▁depth▁of▁his▁father's▁hole: Depth
What▁is▁the▁difference▁between▁basketball▁and▁netball? model Basketball▁and▁netball▁are▁both▁team▁sports▁played▁with▁a▁ball▁and▁aim▁to▁score▁points▁by▁shooting▁the▁ball▁through▁a▁hoop.▁However,▁there▁are▁several▁key▁differences▁between▁the▁two▁games. 1.▁**Court▁Size▁and▁Design**:▁Basketball▁is▁played▁on▁a▁larger▁court▁compared▁to▁netball.▁The▁dimensions▁of▁a▁standard▁basketball▁court▁are▁typically▁28▁by▁15▁meters,▁while▁a▁netball▁court▁is▁generally▁30.5▁by▁15.25▁meters. 2.▁**Team▁Composition**:▁Basketball▁teams▁consist▁of▁five▁players,▁while▁netball▁teams▁have▁seven.▁Each▁player▁in▁netball▁has▁specific▁positions▁that
What▁are▁financial▁services? model Financial▁services▁refer▁to▁a▁broad▁range▁of▁services▁provided▁by▁the▁finance▁industry,▁which▁encompasses▁banking,▁investment,▁insurance,▁and▁asset▁management,▁among▁others.▁These▁services▁facilitate▁the▁management▁of▁money▁for▁individuals▁and▁businesses,▁helping▁them▁save,▁invest,▁and▁borrow▁effectively.▁Common▁examples▁include▁savings▁accounts,▁loan▁products,▁credit▁cards,▁retirement▁planning,▁and▁wealth▁management▁services.▁Financial▁services▁play▁a▁critical▁role▁in▁the▁economy▁by▁ensuring▁liquidity,▁enabling▁investment,▁and▁providing▁a▁means▁for▁individuals▁and▁businesses▁to▁protect▁and▁grow▁their▁assets
List▁the▁ten▁episode▁titles▁from▁the▁fifth▁season▁of▁"Game▁of▁Thrones"▁in▁broadcast▁order model 1.▁The▁Wars▁to▁Come▁▁ 2.▁The▁House▁of▁Black▁and▁White▁▁ 3.▁High▁Sparrows▁▁ 4.▁Sons▁of▁the▁Harpy▁▁ 5.▁Killing▁Season▁▁ 6.▁Unbowed,▁Unbent,▁Unbroken▁▁ 7.▁The▁Gift▁▁ 8.▁Hardhome▁▁ 9.▁The▁Dance▁of▁Dragons▁▁ 10.▁Mother’s
What▁is▁a▁dataset? model A▁dataset▁is▁a▁structured▁collection▁of▁data,▁often▁presented▁in▁a▁tabular▁form▁with▁rows▁and▁columns.▁Each▁row▁typically▁represents▁a▁single▁record▁or▁data▁point,▁while▁each▁column▁represents▁a▁specific▁attribute▁or▁feature▁of▁the▁data.▁Datasets▁can▁be▁used▁for▁various▁purposes,▁including▁statistical▁analysis,▁machine▁learning,▁and▁data▁visualization.▁They▁can▁vary▁in▁size▁and▁complexity,▁encompassing▁everything▁from▁simple▁spreadsheets▁to▁large▁databases▁used▁in▁research▁and▁industry
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Holly▁loves▁to▁drink▁chocolate▁milk.▁▁With▁breakfast,▁she▁drinks▁8▁ounces▁of▁chocolate▁milk▁before▁leaving▁for▁work.▁▁During▁her▁lunch▁break,▁she▁buys▁a▁new▁64-ounce▁container▁of▁chocolate▁milk▁and▁then▁drinks▁8▁ounces▁of▁it.▁▁With▁dinner,▁she▁drinks▁another▁8▁ounces▁of▁chocolate▁milk.▁▁If▁she▁ends▁the▁day▁with▁56▁ounces▁of▁chocolate▁milk,▁how▁many▁ounces▁of▁chocolate▁milk▁did▁she▁begin▁the▁day▁with? model Holly▁drank▁a▁total▁of▁8▁ounces▁for▁breakfast,▁8▁ounces▁during▁lunch,▁and▁8▁ounces▁for▁dinner,▁which▁adds▁up▁to▁24▁ounces▁consumed▁throughout▁the▁day.▁After▁buying▁the▁64-ounce▁container▁of▁chocolate▁milk▁and▁drinking▁8▁ounces,▁she▁had▁56▁ounces▁left▁at▁the▁end▁of▁the▁day.▁ To▁find▁out▁how▁much▁she▁began▁the▁day▁with,▁we▁can▁set▁up▁the▁equation.▁Let▁x▁be▁the▁amount▁of▁chocolate▁milk▁she▁started▁with.▁The▁total▁amount▁of▁chocolate▁milk▁at▁the▁end▁of▁the▁day▁would▁be▁her▁initial▁amount▁minus▁what▁she▁consumed▁plus▁what▁she▁bought▁in
Generate▁a▁random▁password▁of▁8▁characters▁in▁Python model import▁random import▁string def▁generate_random_password(length=8): ▁▁▁▁characters▁=▁string.ascii_letters▁+▁string.digits▁+▁string.punctuation ▁▁▁▁password▁=▁''.join(random.choice(characters)▁for▁i▁in▁range(length)) ▁▁▁▁return▁password print(generate_random_password
Half▁of▁Jerome's▁money▁was▁$43.▁He▁gave▁$8▁to▁Meg▁and▁thrice▁as▁much▁to▁Bianca.▁How▁much▁does▁Jerome▁have▁left? model Jerome's▁total▁money▁is▁twice▁$43,▁which▁is▁$86.▁He▁gave▁$8▁to▁Meg▁and▁thrice▁that▁amount▁($24)▁to▁Bianca,▁totaling▁$32▁given▁away.▁Therefore,▁Jerome▁has▁$86▁-▁$32▁=▁$54▁left
What▁is▁a▁dwarf▁planet▁? model A▁dwarf▁planet▁is▁a▁celestial▁body▁that▁orbits▁the▁Sun▁and▁is▁similar▁to▁a▁planet▁but▁does▁not▁meet▁all▁the▁criteria▁to▁be▁classified▁as▁one.▁According▁to▁the▁International▁Astronomical▁Union▁(IAU),▁a▁dwarf▁planet▁must▁be▁in▁orbit▁around▁the▁Sun,▁must▁be▁nearly▁round▁in▁shape▁due▁to▁its▁own▁gravity,▁and▁must▁not▁have▁cleared▁the▁neighborhood▁around▁its▁orbit▁of▁other▁debris.▁Examples▁of▁dwarf▁planets▁include▁Pluto,▁Eris,▁and▁Haumea
What▁is▁the▁largest▁spider? model The▁largest▁spider▁in▁the▁world▁is▁the▁Goliath▁birdeater▁(Theraphosa▁blondi),▁which▁is▁native▁to▁the▁rainforests▁of▁South▁America.▁These▁spiders▁can▁have▁a▁leg▁span▁of▁up▁to▁12▁inches▁(30▁centimeters)▁and▁weigh▁over▁6▁ounces▁(170▁grams).▁Despite▁their▁size,▁they▁are▁mostly▁harmless▁to▁humans▁and▁primarily▁feed▁on▁insects,▁small▁rodents,▁and▁even▁small▁birds
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Name▁some▁players▁on▁the▁Golden▁State▁Warriors▁basketball▁team model Some▁players▁on▁the▁Golden▁State▁Warriors▁include▁Stephen▁Curry,▁Klay▁Thompson,▁Draymond▁Green,▁Andrew▁Wiggins,▁and▁Jordan▁Poole
World▁Wrestling▁Championship▁2022▁was▁held▁in model World▁Wrestling▁Championship▁2022▁was▁held▁in▁Belgrade,▁Serbia,▁from▁10▁to▁18▁September
In▁Japan▁what▁color▁car▁is▁reserved▁for▁the▁royal▁family▁only model In▁Japan,▁the▁color▁car▁that▁is▁reserved▁exclusively▁for▁the▁royal▁family▁is▁a▁dark▁shade▁of▁blue,▁often▁referred▁to▁as▁"Imperial▁blue
Who▁was▁the▁first▁president▁of▁the▁United▁States? model The▁first▁president▁of▁the▁United▁States▁was▁George▁Washington
What▁was▁the▁last▁item▁shown▁on▁British▁TV▁before▁WW2 model The▁last▁item▁shown▁on▁British▁TV▁before▁World▁War▁II▁was▁a▁film▁featuring▁"The▁Man▁Who▁Knew▁Too▁Much,"▁directed▁by▁Alfred▁Hitchcock.▁This▁broadcast▁took▁place▁on▁September▁1,▁1939,▁just▁hours▁before▁Britain▁declared▁war▁on▁Germany
Who▁are▁the▁last▁10▁Masters▁Champions? model 2023:▁Jon▁Rahm▁▁ 2022:▁Scottie▁Scheffler▁▁ 2021:▁Hideki▁Matsuyama▁▁ 2020:▁Dustin▁Johnson▁▁ 2019:▁Tiger▁Woods▁▁ 2018:▁Patrick▁Reed▁▁ 2017:▁Sergio▁García▁▁ 2016:▁Danny▁Willett▁▁ 2015:▁Jordan▁Spieth▁▁ 2014:▁Bubba
Theo▁can▁eat▁13▁cookies,▁3▁times▁a▁day,▁20▁days▁each▁month.▁How▁many▁cookies▁can▁he▁eat▁in▁3▁months? model Theo▁can▁eat▁13▁cookies,▁3▁times▁a▁day,▁which▁means▁he▁eats▁39▁cookies▁each▁day.▁Over▁20▁days▁in▁a▁month,▁he▁consumes▁780▁cookies.▁In▁3▁months,▁that▁adds▁up▁to▁2340▁cookies
Which▁is▁bigger,▁a▁beagle▁or▁a▁basset? model A▁basset▁hound▁is▁generally▁bigger▁than▁a▁beagle.▁Basset▁hounds▁tend▁to▁be▁heavier▁and▁have▁a▁larger▁body▁structure,▁whereas▁beagles▁are▁typically▁smaller▁and▁more▁compact
What▁is▁another▁name▁for▁downhill▁skiing? model Alpine▁skiing
What▁does▁GPT▁stand▁for▁in▁ChatGPT? model GPT▁stands▁for▁"Generative▁Pre-trained▁Transformer