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in·hab·its
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of inhabits in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of inhabits in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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Only when you go beyond Mind, will you be able to respect the energy that inhabits us; until then you will either exploit others with your energy or will deplete your energy, leading a purposeless life!
The moment you enter, you're hit with probably the cleanest air in London... which is something I'm really proud of, if you don't have clean air you don't have anything, and that's the core of everything I'm looking at as a human that inhabits this planet, as a business woman and as a fashion designer.
I think this character inhabits a space in the comic book universe that no other canon does, it's a miracle that a studio let us make 'Deadpool,' let alone a R-rated 'Deadpool.'.
Only when you go beyond Mind, will you be able to respect the energy that inhabits us; until then you will either exploit others with your energy or will deplete your energy, leading a purposeless life!”
Obama gave the terror bombing 51 seconds of his speech today in Havana. I thought the whole story of his presidency and its foreign policy was seen in the split screen, on one side, you had the video footage of the attack in Belgium. This is the real world. And on the other side was Obama, in the fantasy world he inhabits, where Cuba is of some geopolitical significance in his mind.
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