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I quickly scoop up the rest of my personal life on display on the sidewalk and I'm relieved that I had removed the flavored condoms that Regina had shoved into my purse before I left yesterday. Bacon Flavor. What woman wants to taste meat while, you know, tasting meat?

Those who believe that the world of being is governed by luck or chance and that it depends upon material causes are far removed from the divine and from the notion of the One.

Pitiful and pitied by no one, why have I come to the ignominy of this detestable old age, who was ruler of two kingdoms, mother of two kings? My guts are torn from me, my family is carried off and removed from me. The young king [crown prince Henry, †1183] and the count of Britanny [prince Geoffrey, †1186] sleep in dust, and their most unhappy mother is compelled to be irremediably tormented by the memory of the dead. Two sons remain to my solace, who today survive to punish me, miserable and condemned. King Richard [the Lionheart] is held in chains [in captivity with Emperor Henry VI of Germany]. His brother, John, depletes his kingdom with iron [the sword] and lays it waste with fire. In all things the Lord has turned cruel to me and attacked me with the harshness of his hand. Truly his wrath battles against me: my sons fight amongst themselves, if it is a fight where where one is restrained in chains, the other, adding sorrow to sorrow, undertakes to usurp the kingdom of the exile by cruel tyranny. Good Jesus, who will grant that you protect me in hell and hide me until your fury passes, until the arrows which are in me cease, by which my whole spirit is sucked out?" [Third letter to Pope Celestine (1193)]

Daddy, Sadie saved Marmaduke’s life! He was choking on a ball, and she did the hymen remover.

The mind sees reality through the lens of māyā (that is, it sees things as fundamentally separate and differentiated) because its primary function is to produce discursive thought-forms, or vikalpas. Vikalpas are mental constructs or interpretive filters that divide up (vi-kḷp) the world into discrete chunks for analysis (e.g., “Dangerous to me or not?” “Source of food or not?” “Potential mate or not?”). This function of the mind was very useful and important in our evolution, but has led to a problematic situation in which our interpretive lenses are constantly interposed between awareness and the rest of reality, such that it’s very easy to mistake the lens for reality. (To be more precise, we take the modified image that appears in the lens or filter as being accurate, when in fact it’s distorted to an unknown degree, until you learn how to remove the lens, at least temporarily). This is one definition of the ‘unawake’ state or dreamstate.

Regulation of the sacred liturgy depends solely on the authority of the Church, that is, on the Apostolic See and, as laws may determine, on the bishop. In virtue of power conceded by the law, the regulation of the liturgy within certain defined limits belongs also to various kinds of competent territorial bodies of bishops legitimately established. Therefore no other person, even if he be a priest, may add, remove, or change anything in the liturgy on his own authority.

T-11.VI.7. You will not find peace until you have removed the nails from the hands of God’s Son, and taken the last thorn from his forehead. The Love of God surrounds His Son whom the god of crucifixion condemns. Teach not that I died in vain. Teach rather that I did not die by demonstrating that I live in you. For the undoing of the crucifixion of God’s Son is the work of the redemption, in which everyone has a part of equal value. God does not judge His guiltless Son. Having given Himself to him, how could it be otherwise?

Two naked infants face each other like gladiators. Their hearts have been removed from their chests and placed on their thighs. Their right ventricles are sliced, but left open to the air. They look like the curling, rubber rims of two balloons. The children grab hold of each other’s hearts and begin to drink from them. They throw their heads back like old men downing straight bourbon whiskey.

David might have hoped that his parents would adopt a less authoritarian attitude towards him, now that he was at University. But such a thought evidently did not occur to them, for they even removed from their son the small pleasure of finding his own Christmas presents for them. That year the King had set his heart on a gold soup bowl, and to avoid any disappointment, ordered it on David's behalf. It cost £150. ‘I only that you won't mind,’ wrote Queen Mary, who that spring had bought a couple of charming old Chinese cloisonné cups (price £12) for her son to give her as a birthday present.

MAX BARRY MACHINE MAN Max Barry began removing parts at an early age. In 1999, he successfully excised a steady job at tech giant HP in order to upgrade to the more compatible alternative of manufacturing fiction. While producing three novels, he developed the online nation simulation game NationStates, as well as contributing to various open source software projects and developing religious views on operating systems. He did not leave the house much. For Machine Man, Max wrote a website to deliver pages of fiction to readers via e-mail and RSS. He lives in Melbourne, Australia, with his wife and two daughters, and is thirty-eight years old. He uses vi.

IN MEL’S WORDS The 10 Commandments of Square Foot Gardening I. Thou shalt not waste space with a large row garden. II. Thou shalt not use or dig up your existing soil. III. Thou shalt not use a hoe, shovel, or rototiller. IV. Thou shalt not waste seeds by planting, then thinning. V. Thou shalt not remove your Square Foot Garden “grid.” VI. Thou shalt not use any fertilizer, insecticides, or pesticides. VII. Thou shalt not plant more than you can harvest or take care of. VIII. Thou shalt not waste water by hosing, sprinkling, or heavy irrigation. IX. Thou shalt not fail to grow all your vine crops on a vertical support. X. Thou shalt not fail to replant each square as it is harvested

I was thrilled when I heard that Pope Paul VI was going to be canonized; he has been a mentor and model to me for more than fifty years. This mentoring started-even though I wasn't aware of it-when I was just a teenager. I entered the congregation of the Daughters of Saint Paul on June 29, 1963, the same day that Pope Paul VI was crowned. The coronation ceremony was fascinating, but foreign to me. It was like opening a time capsule. Little did I know, I was witnessing the elaborate ceremony for the last time. The coronation was just one of the many trappings of aristocracy that would be removed, prompted by subsequent decisions of Pope Paul VI to simplify the papacy and render it more evangelical.

The modern woman will note with pleasant surprise that Mary of Nazareth, while being completely devoted to the will of God, was far from being a timidly submissive woman or one whose piety was repellent to others. On the contrary, she was a woman who did not hesitate to proclaim that God vindicates the humble and the oppressed and removes the powerful people of this world from their privileged positions. (Marialis Cultus)

If I told you to remove your hand right now, what would you do?” He looked me straight in the eyes. “I’d remove my hand.” “So how can you say I want to be dominated by you?” “You’re confusing domination with control. You can want to be dominated, and still keep control. In fact, you’ve been the one in control of what’s going on between us every time we’ve been together.” I struggled to accept that, and Weston saw it in my face. “Just stop thinking about it and go with it, if you enjoy it.

But let’s pause for a minute and look at this fine Latin word cura. The most ancient words in our language are like haunted houses. Try as the owner might to avoid going up to the attic (or down to the basement), to keep that one door shut and the lights on at night, the whispers of the previous occupants slip through the walls; no number of lamps can dispel their shadows. Or else they’re like magicians’ hats: Take it off, nothing. Put it back on, remove it again, and voilà!, a dove flies out with its characteristic flutter. Cura, as we’ve seen, doesn’t quite mean in Latin what “cure” tends to mean today in English—that is, “remedy,” especially in the medical sense. Cura instead means “preoccupation,” “mental fixation,” “anguish,” “obsession.” Even “remorse” or “regret.” In Virgil’s portrayal of the afterlife we encounter a personification of the word, along with personifications of other discomforts such as hunger and poverty (Aeneid, VI.274).

Did she just say “hymen remover”?

The portion of Islam has been given to us through the Sunnah: Worship Rituals i. The Prayer ii. Zakāh and Sadaqah of ‘Īd al-Fitr iii. Fasting and I‘tikāf iv. Hajj and ‘Umrah v. Animal Sacrifice and the Takbīrs during the days of Tashrīq Social Sphere i. Marriage and Divorce and their relevant details ii. Abstention from coitus during the menstrual and the puerperal period Dietary Sphere i. Prohibition of pork, blood, meat of dead animals and animals slaughtered in the name of someone other than Allah ii. Slaughtering in the prescribed manner of tadhkiyah by pronouncing Allah’s name Customs and Etiquette i. Remembering Allah’s name before eating or drinking and using the right hand for eating and drinking ii. Greeting one another with al-Sālamu ‘Alaykum (peace be to you) and responding with Wa ‘Alaykum al-Salām (and peace be to you) iii. Saying al-Hamdulillāh (praise be to Allah) after sneezing and responding to it by saying Yarhamukallāh (may Allah have mercy on you) iv. Keeping moustaches trimmed v. Shaving pubic hair vi. Removing the hairs under the armpits vii. Paring fingernails (cleaning it) viii. Circumcising the male offspring ix. Cleaning the nose, the mouth and the teeth x. Cleaning the body after excretion and urination xi. Bathing after the menstrual and the puerperal periods xii. Ghusl-i Janābah xiii. Bathing the dead before burial xiv. Enshrouding a dead body and preparing it for burial xv. Burying the dead xvi. ‘Īd al-Fitr xvii. ‘Īd al-Adhā

Vi a El David en la pieza de mármol desde el principio. Mi único trabajo a partir de ahí fue remover todo lo que no era El David, hasta que sólo quedó perfección”.

24 Best Practices for Using Officially Buying Verified Cash App Accounts Below is a safe, educational, MECE-structured outline focusing only on legitimate, official Cash App verification and secure usage. Nothing here involves buying or selling accounts — only safe, legal practices. ✅✅Just Knock us For Instant Reply ▶▶Email : i..d@gmail.com ▶▶WhatsApp: ‪+1 (209) 503-7041‬ ▶▶Telegram: @cashappverifi ✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅✅ ✅▶ website visit: cashappverified.com I. Introduction Overview of Cash App's role in modern digital payments What "verified Cash App account" officially means Why proper verification enhances safety and user experience Common misconceptions about "verified accounts" II. Understanding Cash App Verification A. What Verification Includes Identity confirmation Proof-of-age requirements Security and transaction limits B. Why Verification Matters Fraud prevention Compliance with financial regulations Feature unlock (limits, transfers, deposits) III. How to Verify Your Cash App Account Officially A. Required Information Legal name Date of birth Address Government-issued ID B. Step-by-Step Verification Process Opening the verification screen Uploading identification Waiting for approval IV. Security Principles for Verified Accounts A. Strong Password Practices B. Two-Factor Authentication Setup C. Device-Level Security Screen-lock Biometric security D. Secure Network Usage Avoiding public Wi-Fi Using encrypted connections V. Safe Usage Habits A. Double-Checking Recipients B. Reviewing Transaction History Regularly C. Keeping Personal Details Private D. Understanding Transaction Limits VI. Avoiding Scams and Dangerous Behavior A. Recognizing Fake "Support Agents" B. Identifying Phishing Attempts C. Avoiding Unofficial Websites D. Why You Should Never Use Purchased/Shared Accounts VII. Managing Your Verified Account Responsibly A. Updating Information When Needed B. Tracking Activity Across Devices C. Removing Old Linked Cards or Accounts D. Logout Practices VIII. Sending Money Safely A. Best Practices for Personal Transfers B. Safety Tips for Small Business Payments C. Avoiding Payments to Strangers D. Confirming Requests Before Sending IX. Receiving Money Safely A. Verifying Sender Identity B. Avoiding Suspicious Transfers C. Understanding Payment Holds D. Handling Refund Requests Properly X. Protecting Personal Information A. Avoiding Oversharing Online B. Never Sharing Login Codes C. Recognizing Social Engineering D. Protecting Your Email and Phone Number XI. Parental & Teen Safety Guidelines A. Cash App Age Requirements B. Setting Boundaries for Teen Use C. Teaching Scam Awareness D. Family Financial Safety Rules XII. Maintaining Account Performance A. Updating the App Frequently B. Clearing App Cache C. Monitoring Device Storage & Performance XIII. Troubleshooting Common Verification Issues A. ID Rejection B. Address Mismatch C. Slow Verification Times D. Handling Locked Accounts XIV. Customer Support Best Practices A. How to Contact Official Support B. What Support Can and Can't Do C. Avoiding Fake Support Channels XV. Legal & Compliance Awareness A. Data Privacy Laws B. Terms of Service Overview C. Why Official Verification Is Required D. Consequences of Rule Violations XVI. Using Verified Features Safely A. Direct Deposit Setup B. Cash Card Usage C. Boosts & Rewards D. Bitcoin Features (Age & Region Restrictions Apply) XVII. Business Use of Verified Cash App Accounts A. Who Can Use Cash App for Business B. Invoicing through Cash App C. Tax Reporting Basics D. Safe Transaction Tracking XVIII. International Considerations A. Currency Support Differences