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Sapolsky left for those who try to understand others the following advice: "We are complicated!

I left my racket bag on a train.

He has left this town with really nothing but his guitar, nothing but his talent.

Well, I leave that up for the people themselves to uh to judge that, right?

Where does this leave the existential question particularly working at the economist are the markets rational?

What's left here for me to make something beautiful?"

RICHARD RUSSO: Well, left behind means people there don't have as many opportunities to make a decent living.

Someone says something that leaves you feeling off, but you can't quite put your finger on why.

These template-driven systems leave little room to innovate or think about form or function.

I'll leave the boxing for you.

I noticed that I left it when I stepped out, doors were closing, gone.

We’re left with the idea that sometimes becoming who we are means seeking kinship outside of the family we started with.

Ida is often left alone crying when she is hungry.

Take the traveler who leaves for the airport with exactly the time it's needed to get to the airport.

And so they leave deeply distressed before they adjust.

I’ll leave you with this.

Yes, I leave very, very shortly.

So where does this leave the ceasefire between US and Iran?

By the time Troy left college in 1993, Jack Link's had one nationally distributed snack: its beef steak and cheese combo pack.

This failed and Trump had to leave office, but he has turned January 6th into an element of patriotism today.

45% said President Trump leaving the World Cup trophy stage.

They find starch that's been left there by the designers of the concrete.

I want to leave with one question.

What is there still left to strike and why?

Attempts at zebra domestication had failed miserably, leaving those rare instances of zebra taming largely to black-and-white history.

But then you have further left like AOC or Zohran Mamdani.

Each dawn, Cape fur seals leave their colony to go fishing.

SIMON OSTROVSKY: Alexey, who also left because of the war, thinks it's becoming much more difficult to avoid military service in Russia.

We've had 'jump ship' leave somewhere or quit something.