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• Regardless if you have laser surgery or not, exposure to UV rays are known to cause problems with vision. So everyone should wear eye protection.
• I've been wearing UV-protected glasses when I go outside during the day.
• There are clear glasses that block out UV rays, so there may be something to expolre.
• As long as it's not shining directly in your eyes, you'll be good to go.
• I'm booked in for LASEK next week.
• I've tried things like heated eye packs, night oimtment and intensive eyedrops.
• I was prescribed an allergy eyedrop and taping eyes at night, but these didn't do much.
• Dry eye is a very common side effect of laser surgery. 
• My eye specialist gave me a nearly identical sheet to this, so this is pretty standard advice.
• Surgery for me was painless and only felt mild discomfort for several days.
• It was barely within normal range.
• I used strong eye drops until I got my protective contact lenses removed.
• I've been following my eye drop regimen closely
• Slight night time blurriness
• When using phone and computer, I blink less which allows my eyes to dry out.
• My eyes get a little blurry if they're dry
• I sleep with my eyes cracked open at night.
• They moved the machine over my head.
• They told me to focus on the green light and I just held still like my life depended on it, and they rinsed my eye.
• I can see starbusrst and glare at night after surgery

• I saw how poweful design was in bringing products to life.
• Great design is the expected norm.
• Now designers are at the center of the product development cycle in a way that previously was thought to be unnecessary.
• A meeting with clients and stakeholders at which we present and talk about our design decisions.
• This book is meant to bridge that gap and help you convince them your decisions are the best choice.
• You may be a black belt, but every time you enter the ring you can lose if you're not practiced, ready and aware.
• She has contributed more to this than she'd take credit for.
• It's critical to the success of a project.
• The most articulate person usually wins.
• They want to tell you how they think it should work.
• an entire season's worth of projects.
• I'm amazed at the number of designers who apply for a job yet lack basic communication skills.
• How will we know if we've done our job? By looking at the results before and after and tracking some specific metric.
• We're not always in tune with our own thought process to help others understand why we did what we did.
• This is where commen sense comes to play.
• If a stakeholder won't support us, we aren't going to het anywhere at all.
• We begin here, with a high-level view of our stakeholder relationships so that we can approach them in the most effective way.
• If we can help them be successful, that will help us be successful as a byproduct.
• It just didn't make sense nor did it line up with what we had agreed on previously.
• Your priority for communication with them has shifted from a position of defense to one of solidarity.
• Don't get so personal that you overstep normal social hehavior.

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• The list view is sorted alphabetically by country by default. The standard sort menu is available in the top right. I made each item in the list exactly the right height for a mobile tough target.
• On far left of each item is that country's flag. We thought that would make them more easily identifical to people.
• A short description of the project directly underneath, is smaller gray type.

• You just wear it with everything (매칭하기 좋은 옷)
• It's just that the roll was so good everything's so underrated.
• He plays the most important role in the team
• For a star of his stature, he played a surprisingly small role in the film.
• The matter cannot rest there. I intend to sue.
• I, for one, am gonna be much better abbout keeping in touch.
• I might as well beat her to the punch 내가 먼저 선수치는 게 낫다.
  
  
• I'm deeply sorry to hear about the passing of your loved one. My deepest sympathy goes out to you. May happy memories of him bring you comfort at this sad time. Lots of love to you.

어떻게 말할까? -실수교정

• I have nothing to get up for (자칫하면 우울증 환자처럼 들릴 수 있으니 조심)
• back up plan
• New year's day / new year's eve
• The visa will expire in May
• weigh up the pros and cons
• I bounce back quickly.
• during a long layover, stopover
• It rained for one month.

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• I'm very lucky to have met almost all my career milestones at the intended timelines that I planned for.
• All things considered, I think I can call myself pretty successful compared to my peers of similar experience.
• People reach out to me often to ask me how I got to where I currently am.
• What people want to find out is how they can apply the success themes in my story to guide themselves to their own success.
• I always lean towards forming my own opinion rather than following the herd of blindly accepring what is told to me.
• I;m someone who confronts emotions in order to make logical conclusions about topics that I care about.
• I like to develop a perspective about people and things.
• Initial high figures staying at the same place for years.
• Becuase of the salary they have, very often, they grow complacent and their salaries eventually stagnate below market.
• I'm not saying money isn't important bacause I do understand the need to pay the bills.
• They do question tour salary expectations and benchmark it with your skills and experience.
• The increasing amount of overpaid tech professionals today is probably why lay-offs are so commonplace currently.
• Having more money may not always be a good thing.
• You will spend at least 35.7% of your conscious time at work.
• So it's not far-fetched to want to work somewhere with a culture that fits your lifestyle and goals.
• Screw following that conventional opinion of what others think your success should look like.

• Once you've tried that, you can't go back.
• Once you've used a laundry machine with AI, you just can't go back.
• The only thing bad about this game is that you can't unplay it.
• Ever since this game, I've never been able to play another game and have that same level of appreciation.
  
  
• why 대신 what gave you that idea?
• Can I offer you something to drink?
  -> Just some water, thanks. 
  -> Well if you're going to have some, I wouldn't mind.
  
  
  
• I think I want to get rid of this coffee table. It just gets in the way, doesn't it?
• This pocket here keeps getting in the way.
• 물리적으로 방해가 되는 일, 목표를 방해하는 일 (걸리적 거리다, 진로방해, 막다 등)

you know how : 왜, 그, ---- 잖아. (보통 새로운 정보가 따라옴)

• you know how you often keep your bluetooth off to save your bettery. I heard that makes almost no difference.
• you know how we sometimes spend weeks looking for a good deal on a product we're looking to buy. 
  they say that when you take into account the fact that time is money, we often end up spending more.
• Hey, you know how we buy vegetables and fruit and always end up throwing away most of it. Well, I was thinking how about we grow our own vege and fruit?

• a much more intangible material: an algorithm.
• displying posts by people you follow: one of the comparatively simple sets of rules.
• Now they've evolved with artificial intelligence into infinitely complex fractal processes often beyond human comprehension.
• how designers can better assist engineering counterparts by reframing design decisions to amplify algorithmic performance.
• User-centered design is no longer enough, the interface of the future must be easy for people to use & easy for algorithms to analyze. 
• They anticipate what the customer wants without asking.
• They must be harmoniously paired with intelligently crafted interfaces in order to succeed.
• It's then trained by continuously feeding in more data over time, resulting in theoretical improvements, the output is often used to personalize a product: customazing each user's experience.
• Within the feedback loop, relevant user interactions are tracked as data signals.
• A well-designed interaction separates signal from noise.
• That explains the interactions that exist solely to gauge user sentiment - they're useless in isolation but very valuable to algorithms.
• it utilized its interface to quickly unlock troves of user data for highly competitive content recommendations.
• The design decision to show only one fullscreen video at a time cleanly localizes all signals on ho content is received.
• ability to collect good data
• Constraining the scroll interatcion makes it a highly effective interpreter of user sentiment.
• Awareness of algorithmic gaze is altering user engagement: some people may hesitate to click certain buttons in fear their signals will be misused, while othes may take superflous actions to confuse nosy algorithms.

라이브아카데미

• it costs only half as much
• it takes only half as long
• it costs twice as much
• it takes twice as long

• She was coming at SK way too hard.
• Maybe her sarcastic humor didn't get the best edit.
• That's one way to look at it. 
• They persued better lives and people valued efficiency and growth over decency and nicety. 
• military-like society
• In the military, being rude to the inferior ranks can be seen as a sign of power.
• You're a human being who can easily be affected by people around you.

환경

• street lightening
• The food depleted over time.
• Car exhaust is one of the main reasons for the city's pollution.
• Food scientists research and develop processed foods and make them safer.

일상

• if it's not good it's on you (맛없으면 니탓임)
• we're blaming on you so much ( 완전 니 탓할거야)
• go for it, I'll eat the rest of it if you guys don't (그렇게 해 너네 안먹으면 내가 먹을게)
• you didn't even notice until I told you 
• I don't know how to bring up those things 그런얘기 어떻게 꺼내야하는 지 잘 모르겠어
• I didn't really assume it to be good at first
• That's really a jail 완전 감옥이네
• There's no way 그럴리없어
• We probably took all the SAT practice tests 

휠체어

• Can I get some help with a bag?
• You're not gonna be able, once you're on the plane.
• When you go in a wheelchair, you still have to take off your shoes.
• Any parts of your body hurt if I pat you down?
• They'll find an alternative way around it.
• Could I have you put it over towards the bench?
• I always carry a bag with one or two days worth of extra supplies.
• So I've got a couple of days worth of meds.
• Have the stewardess grab the bag and put it up above.
• Put the blanket over you.
• Go towards the back hallway.

• This was a cool opportunity to get some work done for Facebook.
• Even though my name would likely not be in their database... 
• Either way you're disclosing the work was done through your employment at the agency.
• This way you can highlight who you worked for without being potentially deceptive or confusing.
• If you overstate your contribution and someone in a future interview asks you to explain what you did for the client, you're left with lying of looking like a fool. 
• It's better to list out the clients you worked with.
• It's a bit disingenuous in the sense that you weren't really employed by them. 
  
  
• On the material side of things, there's not much of a difference.
• In terms of portability, there's really no competition. Also they're very similar in size and color.
• When it comes to actual usability, they each have their own strengths...
• This one holds more content, but it was a very negligible amount.
• It's harder than it looks! 
• It's easier than it sounds! 
• It looks worse than it is. 보기보다 괜찮다
  
  
• I can't help thinking how all this is very reminiscent of our own reality.
• The novel contains endless reminiscences of the auther's youth.
• We often find ourselves setting our dreams aside to take on more and more responsibilites and challenges in the name of family and job and other things.
• For some of us, these responsibilities can get quite overwhelming even to the point where we feel imprisioned. 
• We all have responsibilities to fulfill and there's no way around them. 
• When they were told what it was through the survey, more than 40% of them expressed concerns that they might be experiencing it.
• No need to rush, no need to risk getting in to an accident.
  
  
• Learn to live with it.
• I'm not good at confrontation.
• Why are you taking her side? (왜 걔 편 들어?)

• How do I get over my mistake when it follows you?
• How far does a mistake follow you?
• I fear having a lot of knowledge gaps in my approach to design.
• Maybe things aren't as bad as they look? Too many thoughts to think about.
• Just a few off the top of my head
• What does a typical day look like in this role?
• breathe in, breathe out, and take it in stride. You've gotten this far.
• Perfection is the enemy of good
• In the org that I'm in it oftern feels that designers are the evagelists for accessibility.
• It shoudln't be done via a proxy.
• for the last year and a half
• Have you considered all the ramifications of your suggestion? / with legal ramification
• I'll be given a big amount of equity.
• it's not unheard of
• There's a lot of variance in what that means 
• I wish I didn't add the part about A, I take the criticism for saying this.
• I can't for the life of me understand why Duolingo insists on making new updates that nobody asked for and that the majority of people find even more frustrating.
• I'm so tempted to just look for another free language app. 
• They know maintaining a streak is part of what keeps people from leaving right away.

• Don't wanna walk into a situation totally blind.
• Hungry equals cranky.
• The template information includes seldom changing elements of a web page.
• Variation is minimal and certain tracks just will not go away.
• He wan't be able to draw his pension until he's 65.
• The worst choice you can make is no choice at all.
• The sleeve is made with 70% post-consumer fiber.(PCF)
• This is a biodegradable product.
• The life turned upside-down. 삶이 송두리째 바뀌다
• If I've learned anything here, it's to not get too attached.
• Not everything has to end badly.
• The public vote out the contestants or participants of the show