| Initially, students only have to listen to internalize the sounds of the language. |
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| It says the student who memorizes poetry will internalize the rhythmic, beautiful patterns of the English language. |
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| The upshot of this is that they internalize responsibility for their bodies' conformity to acceptable norms of feminine beauty and behaviour. |
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| You could say we should internalize those costs in prices, so that it affects people's behaviour. |
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| Cultures and subcultures constrain us because we internalize their beliefs and values. |
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| The more mathematically inclined partners do internalize the concept of a top-ten list. |
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| Depression is seen by many as something shameful or embarrassing, and it's very easy to internalize that attitude. |
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| It takes time for Europeans, or any other nation for that matter, to internalize the truth. |
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| This silent period helps them internalize the rules of the language they are exposed to. |
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| It appears that millions had begun to internalize the language of the regime, to take at face value its claims to be building socialism. |
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| This has advanced bioremediation of metal-contaminated soil environments, where some plants have been shown to internalize toxic elements such as cadmium, arsenic, and nickel. |
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| While there may be a scripting or an orchestration of the emotions, individuals vary in the degree to which they internalize and follow scripts. |
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| The last few years the Swiss luxury watch industry has seen many of the major brands substantially internalize their production. |
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| Initially, the lead teacher needs to internalize and test out some of the new learning about mathematics education. |
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| They will often internalize the situation and feel a sense of personal responsibility for what they see around them. |
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| The true impact of literacy tutoring may not be apparent until children have had time to internalize what they have learned. |
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| This photo studio solution will help you internalize the whole production process of your visuals. |
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| It would just be nice if he could internalize that not all government benefits are handouts or are equal. |
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| As they watch violent shows, children learn to internalize scripts that use violence as an appropriate method of problem-solving. |
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| How to Sell is all about how Bobby comes to internalize this reappraisal of value. |
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| This gets passed down to children who internalize it and consequently begin to feel the same way. |
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| Since bank failures impose costs on everyone else, the banking system needs more regulations to internalize those externalities. |
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| However, tolls do not internalize all decisions, such as driving speed and weaving between lanes, and a role remains for speed limits and other traffic laws to control these facets of driver behaviour. |
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| Keeping records may help kids internalize their commitment and understanding of the benefits of including different types of activities in their daily lives. |
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| Broadcasters must want to take on the role, must see themselves as disinterestedly serving the whole community, must internalize the real meaning of impartiality and objectivity. |
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| In order to offer a better explanation of internalization, proponents of the rational choice model maintain that it is rational to internalize a norm. |
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| This is about tax shifting, which brings us to internalize a neglected externality, that is, to put a price on carbon and to stop treating the atmosphere as an unlimited waste receptacle. |
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| Behaviours and structures will tend to replicate themselves as new members are socialized and internalize the preferences, values, norms, beliefs, and ideas of those around them. |
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| For example, when their heroes are violent, children internalize scripts in which violence is presented as an appropriate or legitimate method of settling disputes, solving problems or dealing with frustrations. |
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| We know, and any economist will tell us, that if we are going to have a sound working economy, we have to internalize any negative externalities that the activities of those companies or persons cause. |
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| To help youth internalize concepts, they need opportunities to think for themselves and interact with the material and each other in meaningful ways. |
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| Practice and internalize the positive and consistently avoid the negative. |
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| In addition to being cyclical, sustainable food systems should at the very least follow the precautionary principle, internalize costs and be energy efficient. |
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| Single-till price-cap regulation appears to perform better than other approaches as it provides incentives for an airport to internalize the demand complementarity between aviation services and commercial services. |
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| Training is the key, in order to develop 'peace promoters' who internalize and institutionalize the values, attitudes, knowledge, and behaviours of a culture of peace. |
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| These managers will need to provide the resources to make it happen, and to become a champion, they need to have a clear understanding of the benefits, to believe in the benefits and to internalize them. |
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| Once fossil fuel producers are required to internalize the cost of the pollutants they emit, nuclear energy will emerge as the least costly energy option. |
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| This unit is responsible for assisting Afghan government agencies to incorporate and internalize human rights in their policies, legislation, and respective areas of responsibility. |
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| Both studies, which focused solely on the fiscal impacts, concluded that more should be done to internalize external costs. |
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| Already outlined above is the related priority for actors in the wage-setting process to fully internalize the euro area context, allowing adjustments in competitiveness to proceed smoothly. |
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| Traders need to concentrate on a few tools and indicators in order to internalize them. |
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| Following a similar exposure, children who internalize behave differently from those who externalize. |
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| How might we encourage future generations of students in all disciplines to internalize a more positive ethical code? |
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| Physicalizing unfamiliar concepts can help teachers articulate and internalize new ideas. |
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| Advocates worry that those who internalize the oppressive group's disvaluing of their lives may come to regard themselves as a burden when they need medical care. |
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| In an effort to both transform Medicare cost sharing and internalize the provision of Medigap benefits through a comprehensive Medicare benefits option, Davis et al. |
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| In April 2012, Wells REIT II declared its intention to internalize its operations, separating the company from its former advisor, Wells Real Estate Funds. |
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| They tend to internalize their ideas and avoid expressing them, especially when they might challenge the prevailing classroom discussion or the teacher's opinions. |
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