How native speakers pronounce “expected”

more favorably, more positively by the people we're reaching out to than the people who are reaching out expected to. How much more time

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Those under-the-skin responses can actually be caught by their partners. And what we expected to find is that the Black participants would become more synchronized,

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and when I returned from my very brief 12-week maternity leave, I expected everything to be just as I'd left it. To go right back into the role I had always taken so much pride in,

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We become conditioned to look for who we are through the lens of those expected norms. In other words, who do other people see?

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cannot be self-care. How can you be expected to "self-care" your way out of burnout? You can't.

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You know, is it rational? Is it logical that anybody should be expected to be afraid of the work that they feel they were put on this Earth to do.

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