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・UK /in ðə ˈʃu:z ɔv/
Just put yourself in the shoes of a business owner.
Just put yourself in the shoes of a business owner.
Or if you don't, put yourselves in the shoes of someone that invested at this point.
Or if you don't, put yourselves in the shoes of someone that invested at this point.
So now let's imagine, put yourself in the shoes of the British government.
So now let's imagine put yourself in the shoes of the British government.
Put yourself in the shoes of the Iranian regime.
Why put yourself in the shoes of the Iranian regime?
So I think being an animator is about stepping in the shoes of somebody else and really trying to empathize with how they might feel in that moment.
So I think being an animator is about stepping in the shoes of somebody else and really trying to empathize with how they might feel in that moment.
Now put yourself in the shoes of the US government and you have basically ability to create money.
Now put yourself in the shoes of the US Government and you have basically ability to create money.
You're encouraged to put yourself in the shoes of this person, gazing across the misty mountaintops into the infinite Sublime.
You're encouraged to put yourself in the shoes of this person, gazing across the misty mountaintops into the infinite sublime.
And now, put yourself in the shoes of an investor.
And now put yourself in the shoes of an investor.
But acting, I think, is more than just putting yourself in the shoes of the character.
But acting, I think, is more than just putting yourself in the shoes of the character.
It asks the president to put himself in the shoes of those purportedly we're trying to liberate and the suffering they may be going through.
It asks the president to put himself in the shoes of those purportedly we're trying to liberate and the suffering they may be going through.